[ˈt͡ʃɔbʲit]
ПоходженняBorrowed from Iranian languages through Western or Central European languages, compare Italian ciabatta or German Schabatte and Persian چپت (čapat, “a kind of traditional leather shoe”). Due to the accent on the first syllable, the mediation of the Turkic languages is unlikely, compare Tatar чабата (çabata, “overshoes”).
- boot; sturdy footwear covering the foot and extending above the ankle, often for outdoor or winter use.
Формичо́біт(canonical, inanimate, masculine) · čóbit(romanization) · чо́бота(genitive) · чо́боти(nominative, plural) · чобі́т(genitive, plural) · чобіто́к(diminutive) · чо́біт(nominative, singular) · чо́бота(genitive, singular) · чо́ботові(dative, singular) · чо́боту(dative, singular) · чо́ботам(dative, plural) · чобо́тям(dative, plural) · чо́біт(accusative, singular) · чо́боти(accusative, plural) · чо́ботом(instrumental, singular) · чо́ботами(instrumental, plural) · чобітьми́(instrumental, plural) · чо́боту(locative, singular) · чо́боті(locative, singular) · чо́ботах(locative, plural)
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