къкъл

Bulgarian

Etymology

Conflation of Proto-Slavic *kǫkolъ and *kǫkylь. Superseded in the modern language by its derivative къ́клица (kǎ́klica) (originally referring to the seeds of the plant).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ˈkɤkɐɫ]

Noun

къ́къл • (kǎ́kǎl) m (diminutive къ́клец or къ́кле)

  1. (dated, obsolescent) corncockle (flowering weed of genus Agrostemma)

Declension

Declension of къ́къл
singular plural
indefinite къ́къл
kǎ́kǎl 		къ́кли
kǎ́kli
definite
(subject form) 		къ́кълът
kǎ́kǎlǎt 		къ́клите
kǎ́klite
definite
(object form) 		къ́къла
kǎ́kǎla
count form — къ́къла
kǎ́kǎla

Alternative forms

  • къ́кол (kǎ́kol), ку́кол (kúkol) — dialectal
  • къ́кал (kǎ́kal) — dialectal
  • къ́нкъль (kǎ́nkǎlʹ), ка́коль (kákolʹ), ку́коль (kúkolʹ) — in dialects which preserve final -ь

Derived terms

  • къ́клица (kǎ́klica, “corncockle's seeds”)

References

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