ръка

See also: рѣка

Bulgarian

ръка на човек

Alternative forms

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rǫka.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [rɐˈka]
  • (file)

Noun

ръка́ • (rǎká) f (relational adjective ръ́чен, diminutive ръчи́ца or ръчи́чка)

  1. hand
  2. forearm
  3. arm
  4. (in the plural) hands (personal possession, ownership, hence, control, direction, management)
    в ръцете наv rǎcete nain the hands of, at the mercy of
    вземам се в ръце (idiom)vzemam se v rǎceto get oneself together (literally, “to take oneself in one's arms”)
  5. (figurative) help, assistance, force
    работна ръкаrabotna rǎkaworking force
  6. (figurative) footing, status, merit
    втора ръка хораvtora rǎka horasecond rank people

Declension

Alternative forms

  • рука́ (ruká), рака́ (raká), рънка́ (rǎnká) with dialectal realization of proto-Slavic *-ǫ-

Derived terms

  • ръку́вам се (rǎkúvam se, to handshake)
  • ръ́кам (rǎ́kam), ръ́чам (rǎ́čam, to poke, to elbow, to spur) (dialectal)
    • ръ́чкам (rǎ́čkam) (standard)
  • ръчи́ще (rǎčíšte) (augmentative)
  • ръ́чка (rǎ́čka, handle, tiller)
  • ръка́в (rǎkáv, sleeve)
  • ръко́я (rǎkója), ръко́йка (rǎkójka), ръко́вка (rǎkóvka, wisp, bundle)
  • ръка́т (rǎkát, adjective)
    • ръка́тка (rǎkátka, pot, jar with handles) (dialectal)
  • ръко- (rǎko-)
    • ръкопола́гам impf (rǎkopolágam), ръкополо́жа pf (rǎkopolóža, to ordain)
    • ръкопля́скам impf (rǎkopljáskam), ръкопля́сна pf (rǎkopljásna, to applaud)
    • ръкобо́л (rǎkoból, extra wage) (dialectal)
    • ръкоде́лие (rǎkodélie, handiwork)
    • ръкопи́с (rǎkopís), ръкописа́ние (rǎkopisánie, manuscript)
    • ръкотво́рен (rǎkotvóren, manually made)
    • ръкохва́тка (rǎkohvátka, handle)
    • ръкоя́тка (rǎkojátka, handful, bunch) (quantity one can grasp by hand)

References

Anagrams

  • акър (akǎr)
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