[ˈɔkrʊɦ], [oˈkruɦ]
ПоходженняInherited from Old East Slavic округъ (okrugŭ), from Proto-Slavic *okrǫgъ, from *ob- + *krǫgъ (“circle”).
- district (administrative division of a territory)
“військо́вий о́круг” — military district
- okrug (administrative division of some Slavic states)
- county (administrative division of US states)
- arrondissement (administrative division of French departments)
- constituency, district (electoral division of a territory)
- obsoletesynonym of окру́га f (okrúha)
- form-of, genitive, pluralgenitive plural of окру́га (okrúha)
- colloquialsynonym of навко́ло (navkólo, “around, about”)
- colloquial, with-genitivesynonym of навко́ло (navkólo, “around, about”)
Формио́круг(canonical, inanimate, masculine) · ókruh(romanization) · о́кругу(genitive) · округи́(nominative, plural) · о́круги(nominative, plural) · округі́в(genitive, plural) · о́кругів(genitive, plural) · окружни́й(adjective, relational) · о́круг(nominative, singular) · о́кругу(genitive, singular) · о́кругові(dative, singular) · о́кругу(dative, singular) · округа́м(dative, plural) · о́кругам(dative, plural) · о́круг(accusative, singular) · округи́(accusative, plural) · о́круги(accusative, plural) · о́кругом(instrumental, singular) · округа́ми(instrumental, plural) · о́кругами(instrumental, plural)