плъкъ

Old Church Slavonic

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *pъlkъ ("troop"), thought to be a derivative from Proto-Germanic *fulką (“crowd, army”), descendants of which include Old Frisian folk, Old Saxon folk, Old Dutch folk (Dutch volk), Old High German folk (German Volk), Old Norse folk (“people, army”), Old English folc (English folk).

Noun

плъкъ • (plŭkŭ) m

  1. troop, army
  2. crowd
  3. people, population

Declension

Declension of плъкъ (o-stem)
singular dual plural
nominative плъкъ
plŭkŭ 		плъка
plŭka 		плъци
plŭci
genitive плъка
plŭka 		плъкоу
plŭku 		плъкъ
plŭkŭ
dative плъкоу
plŭku 		плъкома
plŭkoma 		плъкомъ
plŭkomŭ
accusative плъкъ
plŭkŭ 		плъка
plŭka 		плъкꙑ
plŭky
instrumental плъкомъ
plŭkomŭ 		плъкома
plŭkoma 		плъкꙑ
plŭky
locative плъцѣ
plŭcě 		плъкоу
plŭku 		плъцѣхъ
plŭcěxŭ
vocative плъче
plŭče 		плъка
plŭka 		плъци
plŭci
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