локус

Kazakh

Alternative scripts
Arabic	لوكۋس
Cyrillic	локус
Latin	lokus

Etymology

Borrowed from Russian локус (lokus), from English locus, from Latin locus (“a specific location”).

Noun

локус • (lokus)

1. (biology) locus (a fixed position on a chromosome that may be occupied by one or more genes)
2. (mathematics) locus (a set of all points whose coordinates satisfy a given equation or condition)

Declension

Declension of локус

	singular	plural
nominative	локус (lokus)	локустар (lokustar)
genitive	локустың (lokustyñ)	локустардың (lokustardyñ)
dative	локусқа (lokusqa)	локустарға (lokustarğa)
accusative	локусты (lokusty)	локустарды (lokustardy)
locative	локуста (lokusta)	локустарда (lokustarda)
ablative	локустан (lokustan)	локустардан (lokustardan)
instrumental	локуспен (lokuspen)	локустармен (lokustarmen)