проклятие

Bulgarian

Etymology

From Russian проклятье (prokljatʹje).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): [proˈklʲa̟tiɛ]

Noun

прокля́тие • (prokljátie) n

curse, cuss, imprecation, malediction

Declension

Declension of прокля́тие

	singular	plural
indefinite	прокля́тие prokljátie	прокля́тия prokljátija
definite	прокля́тието prokljátieto	прокля́тията prokljátijata

Anagrams

проклетия (prokletija)

Russian

Alternative forms

прокля́тье (prokljátʹje)

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): [prɐˈklʲætʲɪje]
Audio (file)

Noun

прокля́тие • (prokljátije) n inan (genitive прокля́тия, nominative plural прокля́тия, genitive plural прокля́тий)

(religion) damnation, condemnation, excommunication
anathema
curse, imprecation, malediction
extreme and imminent misfortune; continuous state of trouble

Declension

Declension of прокля́тие (inan neut-form i-stem accent-a)

	singular	plural
nominative	прокля́тие prokljátije	прокля́тия prokljátija
genitive	прокля́тия prokljátija	прокля́тий prokljátij
dative	прокля́тию prokljátiju	прокля́тиям prokljátijam
accusative	прокля́тие prokljátije	прокля́тия prokljátija
instrumental	прокля́тием prokljátijem	прокля́тиями prokljátijami
prepositional	прокля́тии prokljátii	прокля́тиях prokljátijax

Synonyms

ана́фема (anáfema)
руга́тельство (rugátelʹstvo)
несча́стье (nesčástʹje), бич (bič)

Related terms

проклятый (prokljatyj)
проклина́ть (proklinátʹ), прокля́сть (prokljástʹ)

Interjection

прокля́тие • (prokljátije) n

dammit!, damnation! (expressing strong negative emotions)

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