Cognate with Polish trumna, Ukrainian труна́ (truná).
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труна́ • (truná) f inan (genitive труны́, nominative plural тру́ны, genitive plural трун)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | труна́ truná |
тру́ны trúny |
| genitive | труны́ truný |
трун trun |
| dative | труне́ trunjé |
тру́нам trúnam |
| accusative | труну́ trunú |
тру́ны trúny |
| instrumental | труно́й, труно́ю trunój, trunóju |
тру́намі trúnami |
| locative | труне́ trunjé |
тру́нах trúnax |
| count form | — | труны́1 truný1 |
1Used with the numbers 2, 3, 4 and higher numbers after 20 ending in 2, 3, and 4.
Cognate with Polish trumna, Belarusian труна́ (truná).
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труна́ • (truná) f inan (genitive труни́, nominative plural тру́ни, genitive plural трун)