loch
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[edit] English
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From Scottish Gaelic loch.
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loch (plural lochs)
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lake, bay or arm of the sea
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[edit] French
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loch m. (plural lochs)
[edit] Irish
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From Old Irish loch < Proto-Indo-European *laku- (compare Latin lacus, Old English lagu).
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loch m.
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- Third declension
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[edit] Polish
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- IPA: /lɔx/
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loch m.
- dungeon (an underground prison or vault)
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| Singular | Plural | |
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| Nominative | loch | lochy |
| Genitive | lochu | lochów |
| Dative | lochowi | lochom |
| Accusative | loch | lochy |
| Instrumental | lochem | lochami |
| Locative | lochu | lochach |
| Vocative | lochu | lochy |
[edit] Scots
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- IPA: /lɔx/
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From Scottish Gaelic loch.
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loch (plural lochs)
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[edit] Scottish Gaelic
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- X-SAMPA: lOx
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loch f. (genitive locha, plural lochan)
Categories: Scottish Gaelic derivations | English nouns | Scottish English | French nouns | French masculine nouns | fr:Nautical | ga:Old Irish derivations | ga:Proto-Indo-European derivations | Irish nouns | ga:Lakes | ga:Water | Polish nouns | sco:Scottish Gaelic derivations | Scots nouns | Scottish Gaelic nouns

