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мускул

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Bulgarian

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Noun

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му́скул (múskulm (relational adjective му́скулен)

  1. (uncountable) muscle tissue
  2. (countable) muscle (organ)

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Macedonian

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Pronunciation

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  • IPA(key): [ˈmuskuɫ]
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Noun

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мускул (muskulm (relational adjective мускулен)

  1. muscle

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Declension of мускул
singular plural
indefinite мускул (muskul) мускули (muskuli)
definite unspecified мускулот (muskulot) мускулите (muskulite)
definite proximal мускулов (muskulov) мускуливе (muskulive)
definite distal мускулон (muskulon) мускулине (muskuline)
vocative мускулу (muskulu) мускули (muskuli)
count form мускула (muskula)

Russian

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Мускулы

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Etymology 1

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Learned borrowing from Latin musculus.

Noun

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му́скул (múskulm inan (genitive му́скула, nominative plural му́скулы, genitive plural му́скулов, relational adjective му́скульный)

  1. (anatomy) muscle
    Synonym: мы́шца (mýšca)
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Descendants
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  • Erzya: мускула (muskula)
  • Ingrian: muskula

Etymology 2

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Phono-semantic matching of English MySQL, influenced by the noun му́скул (múskul, muscle) through a Cyrillic reading of "My".

Noun

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му́скул (múskulm inan (genitive му́скула, nominative plural му́скулы, genitive plural му́скулов)

  1. (computing slang) MySQL (database)
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