[trʊˈsɪ], [ˈtruse]
ПоходженняBorrowed from Russian трусы́ (trusý).
- plural, plural-onlypants, underpants, shorts
- plural, plural-onlytrunks (shorts or briefs used especially for sports)
- form-of, genitive, singulargenitive singular of труса́ (trusá)
- accusative, form-of, nominative, plural, vocativenominative/accusative/vocative plural of трус (trus, “shaking, commotion”)
- form-of, nominative, plural, vocativenominative/vocative plural of трус (trus, “coward”)
- form-of, imperative, second-person, singularsecond-person singular imperative of труси́ти impf (trusýty, “to shake, to jolt”)
Формитруси́(canonical, inanimate, masculine, plural) · trusý(romanization) · трусі́в(genitive) · тру́сики(diminutive) · труси́(nominative, plural) · трусі́в(genitive, plural) · труса́м(dative, plural) · труси́(accusative, plural) · труса́ми(instrumental, plural) · труса́х(locative, plural) · труси́(plural, vocative) · труси́(canonical, feminine, inanimate) · тру́си(canonical, inanimate, masculine, plural) · trúsy(romanization) · тру́си(canonical, plural)
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