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Bulgarian
Etymology From Proto-Slavic *xodъ
Pronunciation
Noun ход • (hod ) m
walk , gait
Synonym: върве́ж ( vǎrvéž ) tread , footstep
Synonyms: стъ́пка ( stǎ́pka ) , кра́чка ( kráčka ) pace , rate of motion
Synonyms: ско́рост ( skórost ) , те́мпо ( témpo ) ( games ) move , turn ( figurative ) ploy , maneuver ( dialectal ) passage , span
Synonyms: преми́нък ( premínǎk ) , паса́ж ( pasáž )
Declension
Derived terms
вход ( vhod , “ entrance, input ” ) възхо́д ( vǎzhód , “ rise, ascent ” ) до́ход ( dóhod , “ income, yield ” ) захо́д ( zahód , “ sunset, advance ” ) и́зход ( ízhod , “ exit ” ) обхо́д ( obhód , “ detour ” ) отхо́д ( othód , “ output ” ) ( dialectal ) по́ход ( póhod , “ cruse, crusade ” ) подхо́д ( podhód , “ approach ” ) про́ход ( próhod , “ pass ” ) пре́ход ( préhod , “ transition ” ) при́ход ( príhod , “ income ” ) ра́зход ( rázhod , “ expense ” ) ухо́д ( uhód , “ span, range ” ) ( dialectal ) самохо́д ( samohód , “ automobile ” ) ветрохо́д ( vetrohód , “ wind-boat ” ) парахо́д ( parahód , “ steam-ship ” ) платнохо́д ( platnohód , “ sail-boat ” ) хо́дец ( hódec , “ walker ” ) ( dialectal )
хо́дица ( hódica , “ walkway ” ) ( dialectal )
хо́дка ( hódka ) ( obsolete )
References “ход Речник на българския език Dictionary of the Bulgarian Language 2014 “ход Речник на българския език Dictionary of the Bulgarian Language Chitanka , 2010
Russian
Etymology Inherited from Old East Slavic ходъ ( xodŭ ) , from Proto-Slavic *xodъ Proto-Indo-European *sod- ὁδός ( hodós , “ threshold; road, path, journey ” ) and thereby English suffix -ode
Pronunciation
Noun ход • (xod ) m inan genitive хо́да uncountable relational adjective ходово́й
motion , movement , travel , progress , locomotion , headway course , path , way , run speed , rate , gait , pace stroke (of a piston) functioning , working , process , action gear , thread , pitch shape , trend , dependence (of a curve) range (of a magnet)
Declension
singular
nominative
хо́д xód
genitive
хо́да xóda
dative
хо́ду xódu
accusative
хо́д xód
instrumental
хо́дом xódom
prepositional
хо́де xóde
partitive
хо́ду xódu
locative
в ходу́ , на ходу́ v xodú , na xodú
Noun ход • (xod ) m inan genitive хо́да nominative plural ходы́ genitive plural ходо́в
entrance , entry passage
Declension
Noun ход • (xod ) m inan genitive хо́да nominative plural ходы́ or хо́ды genitive plural ходо́в
( games ) move , turn , lead
Declension
Noun ход • (xod ) m inan genitive хо́да nominative plural хода́ genitive plural ходо́в
axle with wheels
Declension
Synonyms
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Descendants → Armenian: խոդ ( xod ) → Azerbaijani: xod → Georgian: ხოდი ( xodi , “ flow, mastery ” ) ( slang )
Further reading ход in Большой толковый словарь , editor-in-chief С. А. Кузнецов – hosted at gramota.ru
Serbo-Croatian
Etymology Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xodъ Proto-Indo-European *sod-
Pronunciation
Noun хо̑д m Latin spelling hȏd
walk , gait pace
Declension
Further reading “ход Hrvatski jezični portal [Croatian language portal 2006–2024
Udi
Etymology Compare Armenian խոտ ( xot , “ grass ” ) .
Noun ход • (χod )
tree
References Gukasjan, Vorošil (1974 ) “ход ”, in Удинско-азербайджанско-русский словарь Udi–Azerbaijani–Russian Dictionary
Ukrainian
Pronunciation
Noun ход • (xod ) f inan
genitive plural of хода́ ( xodá )