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Ukrainian
Etymology
Compare Ukrainian оце́й (océj). (This etymology is missing or incomplete. Please add to it, or discuss it at the Etymology scriptorium.)
Pronunciation
Determiner
ото́й • (otój)
- alternative form of той (toj, “that”)
- that one
Declension
Declension of ото́й
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singular
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plural
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masculine
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neuter
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feminine
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| nominative
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ото́й
otój
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оте́, оте́є1
oté, otéje1
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ота́, ота́я1
otá, otája1
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оті́, оті́ї1
otí, otíji1
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| genitive
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отого́, ото́го2
otohó, otóho2
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отіє́ї, ото́ї, оте́ї3, оті́ї3
otijéji, otóji, otéji3, otíji3
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оти́х
otýx
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| dative
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отому́
otomú
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оті́й
otíj
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оти́м
otým
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| accusative
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animate
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отого́, ото́го2
otohó, otóho2
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оте́, оте́є1
oté, otéje1
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оту́, оту́ю1
otú, otúju1
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оти́х
otýx
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| inanimate
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ото́й
otój
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оті́, оті́ї1
otí, otíji1
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| instrumental
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оти́м
otým
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отіє́ю, ото́ю, оте́ю3, оті́ю3
otijéju, otóju, otéju3, otíju3
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оти́ми
otýmy
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| locative
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ото́му, оті́м
otómu, otím
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оті́й
otíj
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оти́х
otýx
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| vocative
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ото́й
otój
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оте́, оте́є1
oté, otéje1
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ота́, ота́я1
otá, otája1
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оті́, оті́ї1
otí, otíji1
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1Archaic.
2After a preposition.
3Dated or dialectal.
Further reading
Yakut
Etymology
Unknown.
Adverb
отой • (otoy)
- absolutely, at all
- биһиэхэ маннык отой суох ― bihieqe mannık otoy suoq ― we don't have such a thing at all
Synonyms
- адьас (ajas, “(intensifies a verb or adjective)”)
- аҥардас (añardas, “completely, entirely, merely, only”)
- букатын (bukatın, “completely, perfectly”)
- куучча (kuucca, “completely, perfectly”) (dialectal)
- кэбис (kebis, “to do (something) completely)”)
- олох (oloq, “absolutely, at all”) (exact synonym)
- саамай (saamay, “absolutely”) (also forms superlatives)
- ыксаа (ıksaa, “to do (something) to a great degree”)