валторна
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Kazakh
Etymology
Borrowed from Russian валто́рна (valtórna), from Polish waltornia, from German Waldhorn.
Pronunciation
Noun
валторна • (valtorna)
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | валторна (valtorna) | валторналар (valtornalar) |
| genitive | валторнаның (valtornanyñ) | валторналардың (valtornalardyñ) |
| dative | валторнаға (valtornağa) | валторналарға (valtornalarğa) |
| accusative | валторнаны (valtornany) | валторналарды (valtornalardy) |
| locative | валторнада (valtornada) | валторналарда (valtornalarda) |
| ablative | валторнадан (valtornadan) | валторналардан (valtornalardan) |
| instrumental | валторнамен (valtornamen) | валторналармен (valtornalarmen) |
Russian
Etymology
Borrowed from Polish waltornia, from German Waldhorn.
Pronunciation
Noun
валто́рна • (valtórna) f inan (genitive валто́рны, nominative plural валто́рны, genitive plural валто́рн)
Declension
Declension of валто́рна (inan fem-form hard-stem accent-a)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | валто́рна valtórna |
валто́рны valtórny |
| genitive | валто́рны valtórny |
валто́рн valtórn |
| dative | валто́рне valtórne |
валто́рнам valtórnam |
| accusative | валто́рну valtórnu |
валто́рны valtórny |
| instrumental | валто́рной, валто́рною valtórnoj, valtórnoju |
валто́рнами valtórnami |
| prepositional | валто́рне valtórne |
валто́рнах valtórnax |
Related terms
- Borrowed
Derived from German Wald:
- ва́льдшнеп m anim (válʹdšnep)
Derived from German Horn: