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Bulgarian

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Etymology

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Pronunciation

Noun

тор (torm

  1. manure (singular only)
    Във въздуха, освен миризмата на овчи тор, усети се и приятният дъх на прясно мляко.
    Vǎv vǎzduha, osven mirizmata na ovči tor, useti se i prijatnijat dǎh na prjasno mljako.
    In the air, apart from the smell of sheep manure, there was also the pleasant smell of fresh milk.
  2. fertiliser
    Минерални то́рове.Mineralni tórove.Mineral fertlisers
    Азотни то́рове.Azotni tórove.Nitrogen fertilisers
    Изкуствени то́рове.Izkustveni tórove.Artificial fertilisers

Declension

References

  • тор”, in Речник на българския език [Dictionary of the Bulgarian Language] (in Bulgarian), Sofia: Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, 2014
  • тор”, in Речник на българския език [Dictionary of the Bulgarian Language] (in Bulgarian), Chitanka, 2010

Kazakh

Alternative scripts
Arabic توپ
Cyrillic тор
Latin tor

Etymology

From Common Turkic *tor.

Noun

тор (tor)

  1. web, net
  2. (figuratively) snare, trap

Declension

Synonyms

Komi-Zyrian

Etymology

Probably related to Udmurt туриж (turiž).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈtor/,
  • Hyphenation: тор

Noun

тор (tor)

  1. piece, part

Declension

Declension of тор (stem: торй-)
singular plural
nominative тор (tor) торъяс (torjas)
accusative I* тор (tor) торъяс (torjas)
II* торйӧс (torjös) торъясӧс (torjasös)
instrumental торйӧн (torjön) торъясӧн (torjasön)
comitative торкӧд (torköd) торъяскӧд (torjasköd)
caritive тортӧг (tortög) торъястӧг (torjastög)
consecutive торла (torla) торъясла (torjasla)
genitive торлӧн (torlön) торъяслӧн (torjaslön)
ablative торлысь (torlyś) торъяслысь (torjaslyś)
dative торлы (torly) торъяслы (torjasly)
inessive торйын (torjyn) торъясын (torjasyn)
elative торйысь (torjyś) торъясысь (torjasyś)
illative торйӧ (torjö) торъясӧ (torjasö)
egressive торсянь (torśań) торъяссянь (torjasśań)
approximative торлань (torlań) торъяслань (torjaslań)
terminative торйӧдз (torjödź) торъясӧдз (torjasödź)
prolative I торйӧд (torjöd) торъясӧд (torjasöd)
II торті (torti) торъясті (torjasti)
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Possessive declension of тор
First person singular
singular plural
nominative торйӧй (torjöj) торъясӧй (torjasöj)
accusative I* торйӧй (torjöj) торъясӧй (torjasöj)
II* торйӧс (torjös) торъясӧс (torjasös)
instrumental торнам (tornam) торъяснам (torjasnam)
comitative торйӧйкӧд (torjöjköd) торъясӧйкӧд (torjasöjköd)
caritive тортӧгым (tortögym) торъястӧгым (torjastögym)
consecutive торйӧйла (torjöjla) торъясӧйла (torjasöjla)
genitive торйӧйлӧн (torjöjlön) торъясӧйлӧн (torjasöjlön)
ablative торйӧйлысь (torjöjlyś) торъясӧйлысь (torjasöjlyś)
dative торйӧйлы (torjöjly) торъясӧйлы (torjasöjly)
inessive торъям (torjam) торъясам (torjasam)
elative торсьым (torśym) торъяссьым (torjasśym)
illative торъям (torjam) торъясам (torjasam)
egressive торсяньым (torśańym) торъяссяньым (torjasśańym)
approximative торланьым (torlańym) торъясланьым (torjaslańym)
terminative торйӧдзым (torjödźym) торъясӧдзым (torjasödźym)
prolative I торйӧдым (torjödym) торъясӧдым (torjasödym)
II тортіым (tortiym) торъястіым (torjastiym)
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Second person singular
singular plural
nominative торйыд (torjyd) торъясыд (torjasyd)
accusative I* торйыд (torjyd) торъясыд (torjasyd)
II* тортӧ (tortö) торъястӧ (torjastö)
instrumental торнад (tornad) торъяснад (torjasnad)
comitative торйыдкӧд (torjydköd) торъясыдкӧд (torjasydköd)
caritive тортӧгыд (tortögyd) торъястӧгыд (torjastögyd)
consecutive торйыдла (torjydla) торъясыдла (torjasydla)
genitive торйыдлӧн (torjydlön) торъясыдлӧн (torjasydlön)
ablative торйыдлысь (torjydlyś) торъясыдлысь (torjasydlyś)
dative торйыдлы (torjydly) торъясыдлы (torjasydly)
inessive торъяд (torjad) торъясад (torjasad)
elative торсьыд (torśyd) торъяссьыд (torjasśyd)
illative торъяд (torjad) торъясад (torjasad)
egressive торсяньыд (torśańyd) торъяссяньыд (torjasśańyd)
approximative торланьыд (torlańyd) торъясланьыд (torjaslańyd)
terminative торйӧдзыд (torjödźyd) торъясӧдзыд (torjasödźyd)
prolative I торйӧдыд (torjödyd) торъясӧдыд (torjasödyd)
II тортіыд (tortiyd) торъястіыд (torjastiyd)
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Third person singular
singular plural
nominative торйыс (torjys) торъясыс (torjasys)
accusative I* торйыс (torjys) торъясыс (torjasys)
II* торсӧ (torsö) торъяссӧ (torjassö)
instrumental торнас (tornas) торъяснас (torjasnas)
comitative торйыскӧд (torjysköd) торъясыскӧд (torjasysköd)
caritive тортӧгыс (tortögys) торъястӧгыс (torjastögys)
consecutive торйысла (torjysla) торъясысла (torjasysla)
genitive торйыслӧн (torjyslön) торъясыслӧн (torjasyslön)
ablative торйыслысь (torjyslyś) торъясыслысь (torjasyslyś)
dative торйыслы (torjysly) торъясыслы (torjasysly)
inessive торъяс (torjas) торъясас (torjasas)
elative торсьыс (torśys) торъяссьыс (torjasśys)
illative торъяс (torjas) торъясас (torjasas)
egressive торсяньыс (torśańys) торъяссяньыс (torjasśańys)
approximative торланьыс (torlańys) торъясланьыс (torjaslańys)
terminative торйӧдзыс (torjödźys) торъясӧдзыс (torjasödźys)
prolative I торйӧдыс (torjödys) торъясӧдыс (torjasödys)
II тортіыс (tortiys) торъястіыс (torjastiys)
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
First person plural
singular plural
nominative торным (tornym) торъясным (torjasnym)
accusative I* торным (tornym) торъясным (torjasnym)
II* торнымӧ (tornymö) торъяснымӧ (torjasnymö)
instrumental торнаным (tornanym) торъяснаным (torjasnanym)
comitative торнымкӧд (tornymköd) торъяснымкӧд (torjasnymköd)
caritive тортӧгным (tortögnym) торъястӧгным (torjastögnym)
consecutive торнымла (tornymla) торъяснымла (torjasnymla)
genitive торнымлӧн (tornymlön) торъяснымлӧн (torjasnymlön)
ablative торнымлысь (tornymlyś) торъяснымлысь (torjasnymlyś)
dative торнымлы (tornymly) торъяснымлы (torjasnymly)
inessive торъяным (torjanym) торъясаным (torjasanym)
elative торсьыным (torśynym) торъяссьыным (torjasśynym)
illative торъяным (torjanym) торъясаным (torjasanym)
egressive торсяньным (torśańnym) торъяссяньным (torjasśańnym)
approximative торланьным (torlańnym) торъясланьным (torjaslańnym)
terminative торйӧдзным (torjödźnym) торъясӧдзным (torjasödźnym)
prolative I торйӧдным (torjödnym) торъясӧдным (torjasödnym)
II тортіным (tortinym) торъястіным (torjastinym)
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Second person plural
singular plural
nominative торныд (tornyd) торъясныд (torjasnyd)
accusative I* торныд (tornyd) торъясныд (torjasnyd)
II* торнытӧ (tornytö) торъяснытӧ (torjasnytö)
instrumental торнаныд (tornanyd) торъяснаныд (torjasnanyd)
comitative торныдкӧд (tornydköd) торъясныдкӧд (torjasnydköd)
caritive тортӧгныд (tortögnyd) торъястӧгныд (torjastögnyd)
consecutive торныдла (tornydla) торъясныдла (torjasnydla)
genitive торныдлӧн (tornydlön) торъясныдлӧн (torjasnydlön)
ablative торныдлысь (tornydlyś) торъясныдлысь (torjasnydlyś)
dative торныдлы (tornydly) торъясныдлы (torjasnydly)
inessive торъяныд (torjanyd) торъясаныд (torjasanyd)
elative торсьыныд (torśynyd) торъяссьыныд (torjasśynyd)
illative торъяныд (torjanyd) торъясаныд (torjasanyd)
egressive торсяньныд (torśańnyd) торъяссяньныд (torjasśańnyd)
approximative торланьныд (torlańnyd) торъясланьныд (torjaslańnyd)
terminative торйӧдзныд (torjödźnyd) торъясӧдзныд (torjasödźnyd)
prolative I торйӧдныд (torjödnyd) торъясӧдныд (torjasödnyd)
II тортіныд (tortinyd) торъястіныд (torjastinyd)
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Third person plural
singular plural
nominative торныс (tornys) торъясныс (torjasnys)
accusative I* торныс (tornys) торъясныс (torjasnys)
II* торнысӧ (tornysö) торъяснысӧ (torjasnysö)
instrumental торнаныс (tornanys) торъяснаныс (torjasnanys)
comitative торнымкӧс (tornymkös) торъяснымкӧс (torjasnymkös)
caritive тортӧгныс (tortögnys) торъястӧгныс (torjastögnys)
consecutive торнысла (tornysla) торъяснысла (torjasnysla)
genitive торныслӧн (tornyslön) торъясныслӧн (torjasnyslön)
ablative торныслысь (tornyslyś) торъясныслысь (torjasnyslyś)
dative торныслы (tornysly) торъясныслы (torjasnysly)
inessive торъяныс (torjanys) торъясаныс (torjasanys)
elative торсьыныс (torśynys) торъяссьыныс (torjasśynys)
illative торъаныс (toranys) торъясаныс (torjasanys)
egressive торсяньныс (torśańnys) торъяссяньныс (torjasśańnys)
approximative торланьныс (torlańnys) торъясланьныс (torjaslańnys)
terminative торйӧдзныс (torjödźnys) торъясӧдзныс (torjasödźnys)
prolative I торйӧдныс (torjödnys) торъясӧдныс (torjasödnys)
II тортіныс (tortinys) торъястіныс (torjastinys)
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.

References

  • Bubrikh, Dmitry V. (1949) Грамматика литературного коми языка [Grammar of the literary Komi language] (in Russian), Leningrad: Zhdanov Leningrad State University, page 31
  • L. M. Beznosikova, E. A. Ajbabina, R. I. Kosnyreva (2000) Коми-русский словарь [Komi-Russian dictionary], →ISBN, page 642

Kyrgyz

Noun

тор (tor) (Arabic spelling تور)

  1. net

Mongolian

Etymology

From Proto-Mongolic *tor, from Proto-Turkic *tor.

Compare Mogholi tor, Bashkir тур (tur).

Pronunciation

Noun

тор (tor) (Mongolian spelling ᠲᠣᠣᠷ (toor))

  1. net
  2. jail
    Synonym: шорон (šoron)
  3. cage

Derived terms

Russian

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key):
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  • Rhymes: -or

Noun

тор (torm inan (genitive то́ра, nominative plural то́ры, genitive plural то́ров)

  1. tore, torus

Declension

Anagrams

Serbo-Croatian

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *torъ.

Pronunciation

Noun

то̑р m (Latin spelling tȏr)

  1. corral, cote

Declension

Further reading

  • тор” in Hrvatski jezični portal
  • тор” in Hrvatski jezični portal

Shor

Etymology

From Proto-Turkic *tōrug (bay, reddish-brown). Cognate to Tuvan доруг (dorug), etc.

Noun

тор (tor)

  1. chestnut-colored horse

References

  • N. N Kurpeško-tannagaševa, F. Ja. Aponʹkin, editor (1993), “тор”, in Šorsko-Russkij Slovarʹ [Shor-Russian Dictionary], Kemerovo oblast: kemerovskoje knižnoje izdatelʹstvo, →ISBN

Southern Altai

Etymology

From Common Turkic *tor.

Noun

тор (tor)

  1. net

References

  • N. A. Baskakov, Toščakova N.A, editor (1964), “тор”, in Russkij-Altajskij Slovarʹ [Russian-Altai Dictionary], Moscow: M.: OGIZ, →ISBN, page 676