[ˈburei̯]
ПоходженняProbably a post-Mongol invasion Turkic borrowing, with -ий (-yj). Compare Polish bury, Russian бу́рый (búryj).
- grayish-brown, dark reddish-brown
- brown (of bears, coal)
- liver chestnut (of horses)
Формибу́рий(canonical) · búryj(romanization) · бу́ро(adverb) · бу́рість(abstract-noun) · бу́рий(masculine, nominative, singular) · бу́ре(neuter, nominative, singular) · бу́ра(feminine, nominative, singular) · бу́рі(nominative, plural) · бу́рого(genitive, masculine, neuter, singular) · бу́рої(feminine, genitive, singular) · бу́рих(genitive, plural) · бу́рому(dative, masculine, neuter, singular) · бу́рій(dative, feminine, singular) · бу́рим(dative, plural) · бу́рого(accusative, animate, masculine, singular) · бу́ре(accusative, neuter, singular) · бу́ру(accusative, feminine, singular) · бу́рих(accusative, animate, plural) · бу́рий(accusative, inanimate, masculine, singular) · бу́рі(accusative, inanimate, plural)