ґомбовец

Pannonian Rusyn

Alternative forms

  • ґомбовца f (gombovca)

Etymology

Possibly from earlier *ґомбовц (*gombovc), borrowed from Hungarian gombóc, normalized with -овец (-ovec). Alternatively, a back-formation from the plural form ґомбовци (gombovci) or other oblique forms, from *ґомбовц (*gombovc), re-interpreted as the plural form of a noun ending in -ец (-ec). Cognate with Carpathian Rusyn ґомбо́вц (gombóvc), ґомбо́вець (gombóvecʹ), Slovak gombovec, gombovc and Ukrainian ґомбовець (gombovecʹ), ґомбовці (gombovci), and also Serbo-Croatian гомбоц / gomboc, the latter directly borrowed from Hungarian.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ɡɔmˈbɔvɛt͡s]
  • Rhymes: -ɔvɛt͡s
  • Hyphenation: ґом‧бо‧вец

Noun

ґомбовец (gombovecm inan (diminutive ґомбовчик)

  1. (chiefly in the plural) dumpling
    • 2024 February 12, Вл. Дїтко, “Школяре правели пироги и ґомбовци [Schoolchildren make pirohy and dumplings]”, in Руске Слово[1]:
      Пироги и ґомбовци рихтали и школяре, а на концу ше шицки вєдно почасцели.
      Pirohi i gombovci rixtali i školjare, a na koncu še šicki vjedno počasceli.
      The schoolchildren also prepared pirohy and dumplings, and at the end they treated themselves together.

Declension

Declension of ґомбовец
singular plural
nominative ґомбовец (gombovec) ґомбовци (gombovci)
genitive ґомбовца (gombovca) ґомбовцох (gombovcox)
dative ґомбовцу (gombovcu) ґомбовцом (gombovcom)
accusative ґомбовец (gombovec) ґомбовци (gombovci)
instrumental ґомбовцом (gombovcom) ґомбовцами (gombovcami)
locative ґомбовцу (gombovcu) ґомбовцох (gombovcox)
vocative ґомбовцу (gombovcu) ґомбовци (gombovci)

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