[ˈsarnɐ]
ПоходженняFrom Polish sarna, from Proto-Slavic *sьrna; cf. Belarusian са́рна (sárna) and Russian сарна́ (sarná), which were also borrowed from Polish. Doublet of се́рна (sérna, “chamois”), cognate with Russian се́рна (sérna), which were inherited from Proto-Slavic.
Формиса́рна(animal-not-person, canonical, feminine) · sárna(romanization) · са́рни(genitive) · са́рни(nominative, plural) · сарн(genitive, plural) · са́рна(nominative, singular) · са́рни(genitive, singular) · са́рні(dative, singular) · са́рнам(dative, plural) · са́рну(accusative, singular) · са́рни(accusative, plural) · сарн(accusative, plural) · са́рною(instrumental, singular) · са́рнами(instrumental, plural) · са́рні(locative, singular) · са́рнах(locative, plural) · са́рно(singular, vocative) · са́рни(plural, vocative)
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