галушка
Russian
Etymology
Borrowed from Ukrainian галу́шка (halúška), from Polish gałuszka, from gałka (“ball, knob; jaw; testicles”), gały (“eyes”). Compare Russian га́лка (gálka, “glass ball”), Belarusian га́лы (hály, “eyes, buttocks”), Slovene gȃłka (“oak gall, nutgall”) (tonal orthography), Slovak hálka (“ball;top of a tower”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [ɡɐˈɫuʂkə]
Noun
галу́шка • (galúška) f inan (genitive галу́шки, nominative plural галу́шки, genitive plural галу́шек)
- a kind of dumpling with no filling, normally added to soups, halušky
- Synonym: клёцка (kljócka)
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | галу́шка galúška | галу́шки galúški |
| genitive | галу́шки galúški | галу́шек galúšek |
| dative | галу́шке galúške | галу́шкам galúškam |
| accusative | галу́шку galúšku | галу́шки galúški |
| instrumental | галу́шкой, галу́шкою galúškoj, galúškoju | галу́шками galúškami |
| prepositional | галу́шке galúške | галу́шках galúškax |
Descendants
- → Romanian: gălușcă
Ukrainian
Etymology
From Polish gałka, Ukrainian галка (halka, “ball, knob; jaw; testicles”), Polish gały (“eyes”). Compare Russian га́лка (gálka, “glass ball”), Belarusian га́лы (hály, “eyes, buttocks”), Slovene gȃłka (“oak gall, nutgall”) (tonal orthography), Slovak hálka (“ball;top of a tower”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [ɦɐˈɫuʃkɐ]
Noun
галу́шка • (halúška) f inan (genitive галу́шки, nominative plural галушки́)
- a kind of dumpling with no filling, normally added to soups, halušky
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | галу́шка halúška | галушки́ halušký |
| genitive | галу́шки halúšky | галушо́к halušók |
| dative | галу́шці halúšci | галушка́м haluškám |
| accusative | галу́шку halúšku | галушки́ halušký |
| instrumental | галу́шкою halúškoju | галушка́ми haluškámy |
| locative | галу́шці halúšci | галушка́х haluškáx |
| vocative | галу́шко halúško | галушки́ halušký |
Synonyms
- кльоцка (klʹocka)
- палюшка (paljuška)