Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish منكوب (menkûb, menkûp), from Arabic مَنْكُوب (mankūb, “afflicted, troubled, injured”), from the root ن ك ب (n-k-b), akin to نَكْبَة (nakba).
мангуп • (mangup) m (feminine мангупка, relational adjective мангупски, diminutive мангупче)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| indefinite | мангуп (mangup) | мангупи (mangupi) |
| definite unspecified | мангупот (mangupot) | мангупите (mangupite) |
| definite proximal | мангупов (mangupov) | мангупиве (mangupive) |
| definite distal | мангупон (mangupon) | мангупине (mangupine) |
| vocative | мангупе (mangupe) | мангупи (mangupi) |
| count form | — | мангупа (mangupa) |
Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish منكوب (menkûb, menkûp), from Arabic مَنْكُوب (mankūb, “afflicted, troubled, injured”), from the root ن ك ب (n-k-b), akin to نَكْبَة (nakba).
ма̀нгуп m (Latin spelling màngup)