Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mǫčiti. <span class="searchmatch">мъ́ча</span> • (mǎ́ča) first-singular present indicative, impf (transitive) to torment, to torture (transitive, poetic)...
From <span class="searchmatch">мъ́ча</span> (mǎ́ča, “to torture”) + -еник (-enik). IPA(key): [mɐt͡ʃɛˈnik] Rhymes: -ik мъчени́к • (mǎčeník) m (feminine мъчени́ца, relational adjective...
(transitive) to harass, to torment, to abuse Synonyms: тормозя (tormozja), <span class="searchmatch">мъча</span> (mǎča) (transitive, figurative) to lynch (to punish s.o. unjustly) Synonym:...
Proto-Slavic *-ǫ- verbs (iterative) мъку́вам (mǎkúvam) (causative-iterative) <span class="searchmatch">мъ́ча</span> (mǎ́ča) nouns (abstract noun) мъкота́ (mǎkotá) (diminutive) мъ́чица (mǎ́čica)...
collected during milling) мъчня́к (mǎčnják) — with suffix -няк (-njak) instead <span class="searchmatch">мъ́ча</span> (mǎ́ča, “to pressure, to torment”) мъ́ка (mǎ́ka, “hardship, suffering, sorrow”)...
(pakutavácʹ), му́чыцца impf (múčycca) Bulgarian: стра́дам (bg) (strádam), <span class="searchmatch">мъ́ча</span> са (mǎ́ča sa) Catalan: sofrir (ca), patir (ca) Chinese: Mandarin: 受苦 (zh)...
Bulgarian: <span class="searchmatch">мъча</span> (bg) (mǎča), измъчвам (bg) (izmǎčvam) Catalan: irritar (ca), crispar (ca) Czech: trápit (cs) impf, štvát (cs) impf, žrát (cs) impf Dutch:...
Belarusian: катава́ць impf (katavácʹ), му́чыць impf (múčycʹ) Bulgarian: <span class="searchmatch">мъ́ча</span> (bg) impf (mǎ́ča), измъ́чвам (bg) impf (izmǎ́čvam), измъ́ча pf (izmǎ́ča)...
(mek, “soft”) ме́квам (mékvam) (semelfactive) смекча́ (smekčá) (causative) <span class="searchmatch">мъ́ча</span> (mǎ́ča, “to torment”) (o-grade causative-iterative) Nayden Gerov, Тодор...