[ˈʃtukɐ]
ПоходженняBorrowed from Polish sztuka (“piece”), from German Stück. Cognate to English shtick.
- piece (single item belonging to a class of similar items)
“за шту́ку” — apiece, per piece, each
- colloquialthing (various senses)
“ось у чо́му шту́ка” — here's the thing, that's the thing
- colloquialpiece (an artistic creation)
- colloquialpiece of work (person who has a strong and unusual personality)
- colloquialtrick (mischievous or annoying behaviour; a prank)
- colloquialtrick (effective, clever or quick way of doing something)
- dialectal, uncountableart
- dialectal, uncountableskill
Формишту́ка(canonical, feminine, inanimate) · štúka(romanization) · шту́ки(genitive) · шту́ки(nominative, plural) · штук(genitive, plural) · шту́чний(adjective, relational) · шту́чка(diminutive) · шту́ка(nominative, singular) · шту́ки(genitive, singular) · шту́ці(dative, singular) · шту́кам(dative, plural) · шту́ку(accusative, singular) · шту́ки(accusative, plural) · шту́кою(instrumental, singular) · шту́ками(instrumental, plural) · шту́ці(locative, singular) · шту́ках(locative, plural) · шту́ко(singular, vocative) · шту́ки(plural, vocative)
Джерело: Wiktionary