мѫка

See also: мука

Old Church Slavonic

Alternative forms

Etymology 1

From Proto-Slavic *mǫka (“torment, torture”).

Noun

мѫка • (mǫka) f

  1. torment, torture
Declension
Declension of мѫка (hard a-stem)
singular dual plural
nominative мѫка
mǫka 		мѫцѣ
mǫcě 		мѫкꙑ
mǫky
genitive мѫкꙑ
mǫky 		мѫкоу
mǫku 		мѫкъ
mǫkŭ
dative мѫцѣ
mǫcě 		мѫкама
mǫkama 		мѫкамъ
mǫkamŭ
accusative мѫкѫ
mǫkǫ 		мѫцѣ
mǫcě 		мѫкꙑ
mǫky
instrumental мѫкоѭ
mǫkojǫ 		мѫкама
mǫkama 		мѫками
mǫkami
locative мѫцѣ
mǫcě 		мѫкоу
mǫku 		мѫкахъ
mǫkaxŭ
vocative мѫко
mǫko 		мѫцѣ
mǫcě 		мѫкꙑ
mǫky
Derived terms
  • мѫчение (mǫčenije)
  • мѫченикъ (mǫčenikŭ)
  • мѫченица (mǫčenica)
  • мѫченичьскъ (mǫčeničĭskŭ)
  • мѫчилиште (mǫčilište)
  • мѫчитель (mǫčitelĭ)
  • мѫчити (mǫčiti)
  • мѫчьнъ (mǫčĭnŭ)
  • немѫченъ (nemǫčenŭ)
  • немѫчимъ (nemǫčimŭ)
  • помѫчити (pomǫčiti)
  • примѫчити (primǫčiti)
  • оумѫчити (umǫčiti)

Etymology 2

From Proto-Slavic *mǫka (“flour”).

Noun

мѫка • (mǫka) f

  1. flour
Declension
Declension of мѫка (hard a-stem)
singular dual plural
nominative мѫка
mǫka 		мѫцѣ
mǫcě 		мѫкꙑ
mǫky
genitive мѫкꙑ
mǫky 		мѫкоу
mǫku 		мѫкъ
mǫkŭ
dative мѫцѣ
mǫcě 		мѫкама
mǫkama 		мѫкамъ
mǫkamŭ
accusative мѫкѫ
mǫkǫ 		мѫцѣ
mǫcě 		мѫкꙑ
mǫky
instrumental мѫкоѭ
mǫkojǫ 		мѫкама
mǫkama 		мѫками
mǫkami
locative мѫцѣ
mǫcě 		мѫкоу
mǫku 		мѫкахъ
mǫkaxŭ
vocative мѫко
mǫko 		мѫцѣ
mǫcě 		мѫкꙑ
mǫky
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