[ɡrunt]
ПоходженняInherited from Old Ruthenian кгрунтъ (grunt), ґрунтъ (grunt), from Middle High German grunt.
- inanimate, masculinesoil, ground, bottom
- historical, inanimate, masculineallotment land
- figuratively, inanimate, masculineground, basis, foundation
Формиgrunt(romanization) · ґру́нту(genitive) · ґрунти́(nominative, plural) · ґрунті́в(genitive, plural) · ґрунтови́й(adjective, relational) · ґрунте́ць(diminutive) · ґру́нтик(diminutive) · ґрунт(nominative, singular) · ґру́нту(genitive, singular) · ґру́нтові(dative, singular) · ґру́нту(dative, singular) · ґрунта́м(dative, plural) · ґрунт(accusative, singular) · ґрунти́(accusative, plural) · ґру́нтом(instrumental, singular) · ґрунта́ми(instrumental, plural) · ґру́нті(locative, singular) · ґрунта́х(locative, plural) · ґру́нте(singular, vocative) · ґрунти́(plural, vocative)