гузен

Bulgarian

Etymology

By surface analysis, гу́зя се (gúzja se, to shrink, to huddle, to cower, dialectal) + -ен (-en). Further origin not entirely clear. BER compares it with Russian гу́за (gúza, wrinkle), гузу́н (guzún, confused person), which may be further related to Lithuanian gaũžtis (to hunch, to curl up).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ˈɡuzɛn]
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Adjective

гу́зен • (gúzen) (adverb гу́зно, abstract noun гу́зност)

  1. ashamed, guilt-ridden, embarrassed by feeling of guilt
    Synonyms: сму́тен (smúten), засраме́н (zasramén)
    Гу́зен него́нен бя́га. (idiom)Gúzen negónen bjága.Guilty conscience needs no accuser. (literally, “Guilt-ridden one flees away [even if noone] chase them.”)
    гле́дам гу́зноglédam gúznoto be shamefaced

Declension

References

Russian

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ˈɡuzʲɪn]

Noun

гу́зен • (gúzen) n inan pl

  1. genitive plural of гу́зно (gúzno)
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