clacă

See also: claca

Romanian

Etymology

Borrowed from Bulgarian тлака (tlaka), from Proto-Slavic *tolka. Cognate with Polish tłoka (“collective assistance provided by neighbors”), Lithuanian talkà (“unpaid work”), Latvian tàlka (“party of workers”).

Noun

clacă f (plural clăci)

  1. (historical) corvee
  2. voluntary work

Declension

Declension of clacă
singular plural
indefinite definite indefinite definite
nominative-accusative clacă claca clăci clăcile
genitive-dative clăci clăcii clăci clăcilor
vocative clacă, claco clăcilor

Descendants

  • → Hungarian: kaláka
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