[skarb]
ПоходженняBorrowed from Old High German scerf (“coin”) possibly through Polish skarb.
- inanimate, masculinetreasure
- in-plural, inanimate, masculinenatural resources
- in-plural, inanimate, masculinevalues, that which is valued or highly esteemed, as one's morals, morality, or belief system
- figuratively, inanimate, masculinesomebody or something valuable to someone
- figuratively, inanimate, masculinewealthy (of thoughts, feelings etc.)
- colloquial, figuratively, inanimate, masculine, rarea term of endearment
- colloquial, inanimate, masculineproperty, goods, things
- archaic, inanimate, masculinefunds, money
- archaic, inanimate, masculinetreasury
- inanimate, masculine, obsoletelandlord estate in Right-bank Ukraine
Формиskarb(romanization) · ска́рбу(genitive) · скарби́(nominative, plural) · скарбі́в(genitive, plural) · скарб(nominative, singular) · ска́рбу(genitive, singular) · ска́рбові(dative, singular) · ска́рбу(dative, singular) · скарба́м(dative, plural) · скарб(accusative, singular) · скарби́(accusative, plural) · ска́рбом(instrumental, singular) · скарба́ми(instrumental, plural) · ска́рбі(locative, singular) · скарба́х(locative, plural) · ска́рбе(singular, vocative) · скарби́(plural, vocative)
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