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Russian
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *glazъkъ. By surface analysis, глаз (glaz) + -о́к (-ók).
Pronunciation
Noun
глазо́к • (glazók) m inan (genitive глазка́, nominative plural гла́зки, genitive plural гла́зок)
- (colloquial) diminutive of глаз (glaz): little eye
- стро́ить гла́зки ― stróitʹ glázki ― make eyes at
Declension
Noun
глазо́к • (glazók) m inan (genitive глазка́, nominative plural глазки́, genitive plural глазко́в)
- eye spot, globule
- Глазо́к жи́ра в су́пе ― Glazók žíra v súpe ― A globule of fat on soup.
- (colloquial) reproductive bud on a vegetable
- Карто́фельный глазо́к ― Kartófelʹnyj glazók ― Potato eye.
- (horticulture) (in rural areas) kidney-shaped scion cut from a plant and grafted onto rootstock
- (biology) lentigo or pigmented spot (in the coloration of insects, birds, plants); circle or dot in the design on a fabric
- Павлиний глазо́к на хвосте́ ― Pavlinij glazók na xvosté ― eye on a peacock’s tailfeather.
- (technical) eyelet for threading the warp on a loom
- eyehole, peephole, spyhole, or optical device for seeing through a wall or door
- Дверно́й глазо́к ― Dvernój glazók ― peephole.
2015, Ploho [Ploho] (lyrics and music), “Добрая песня [Dobraja pesnja]”, in Ренессанс:Дверно́й глазо́к закле́ен,
Разби́т об сте́ну телефо́н.
Никто́ не смо́жет прерва́ть твой кре́пкий сон- Dvernój glazók zakléjen,
Razbít ob sténu telefón.
Niktó ne smóžet prervátʹ tvoj krépkij son - (please add an English translation of this quotation)
Declension