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самоук

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Macedonian

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Pronunciation

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Adjective

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самоук (samouk) (not comparable, abstract noun самоукост)

  1. self-taught

Declension

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Declension of самоук
masculine feminine neuter plural
indefinite самоук (samouk) самоука (samouka) самоуко (samouko) самоуки (samouki)
definite unspecified самоукиот (samoukiot) самоуката (samoukata) самоукото (samoukoto) самоуките (samoukite)
definite proximal самоукиов (samoukiov) самоукава (samoukava) самоуково (samoukovo) самоукиве (samoukive)
definite distal самоукион (samoukion) самоукана (samoukana) самоуконо (samoukono) самоукине (samoukine)

Serbo-Croatian

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Noun

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самоук m (Latin spelling samouk)

  1. autodidact
    Synonym: autodidakt

Adjective

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самоук (Latin spelling samouk, definite самоуки)

  1. self-taught

Declension

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Ukrainian

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Etymology

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From само- (samo-, self-, auto-) +‎ учи́ти (učýty, to teach).

Pronunciation

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  • IPA(key): [sɐmɔˈuk]
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Noun

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самоу́к (samoúkm pers (genitive самоу́ка, nominative plural самоу́ки, genitive plural самоу́ків)

  1. autodidact (self-taught person)
    Synonym: (rare, literary) автодида́кт m (avtodydákt)

Declension

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