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затор

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Belarusian

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Etymology

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From Proto-Slavic *zatorъ. Compare Ukrainian зато́р (zatór).

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зато́р (zatórm inan (genitive зато́ру, nominative plural зато́ры, genitive plural зато́раў)

  1. congestion, obstruction, blockage, jam, traffic jam

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Macedonian

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Noun

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затор (zatorm

  1. (literary) annihilation

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Declension of затор
singular plural
indefinite затор (zator) затори (zatori)
definite unspecified заторот (zatorot) заторите (zatorite)
definite proximal заторов (zatorov) заториве (zatorive)
definite distal заторон (zatoron) заторине (zatorine)
vocative заторе (zatore) затори (zatori)
count form затора (zatora)

Russian

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Etymology

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Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zatorъ.

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Noun

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зато́р (zatórm inan (genitive зато́ра, nominative plural зато́ры, genitive plural зато́ров)

  1. congestion, obstruction, blockage, jam, traffic jam

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Ukrainian

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Ukrainian Wikipedia has an article on:
Wikipedia uk

Etymology

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From Proto-Slavic *zatorъ. Compare Polish zator.

Pronunciation

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  • IPA(key): [zɐˈtɔr]
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Noun

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зато́р (zatórm inan (genitive зато́ру, nominative plural зато́ри, genitive plural зато́рів)

  1. congestion, obstruction, blockage, jam
    зато́р льо́́дуzatór lʹó́duice jam
  2. (transport) traffic jam, jam
    Synonyms: про́бка f (próbka), ко́рок m (kórok)
    доро́жній зато́рdoróžnij zatórtraffic jam (literally, “road jam”)

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