[ˈkɫɔʊn]
ПоходженняBorrowed from English clown.
- clown (slapstick performance artist often associated with a circus)
- clown (person who acts in a silly fashion)
Формикло́ун(canonical, masculine, person) · klóun(romanization) · кло́уна(genitive) · кло́уни(nominative, plural) · кло́унів(genitive, plural) · клоуне́са(feminine) · кло́унський(adjective, relational) · кло́ун(nominative, singular) · кло́уна(genitive, singular) · кло́унові(dative, singular) · кло́уну(dative, singular) · кло́унам(dative, plural) · кло́уна(accusative, singular) · кло́унів(accusative, plural) · кло́уном(instrumental, singular) · кло́унами(instrumental, plural) · кло́унові(locative, singular) · кло́уні(locative, singular) · кло́унах(locative, plural) · кло́уне(singular, vocative)