бугель
Russian
Etymology
Borrowed from Dutch beugel or German Bügel.
Pronunciation
Noun
бу́гель • (búgelʹ) m inan (genitive бу́геля, nominative plural бу́гели, genitive plural бу́гелей) (normal usage)
бу́гель • (búgelʹ) m inan (genitive бу́геля, nominative plural бугеля́, genitive plural бугеле́й) (professional usage)
- a bow-shaped device
- (rail transport) bow collector (type of current collector used on trams, formerly much more than today)
- (nautical) metal band around a spar to which the rigging is attached
- (skiing) tow gripper (removable device for attaching to a ski tow cable)
- (automotive) kangaroo bar
- (skiing, colloquial) ski tow, T-bar, J-bar
Declension
Declension of бу́гель (inan masc-form soft-stem accent-a/c irreg)
singular | plural | |
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nominative | бу́гель búgelʹ |
бу́гели, бугеля́△* búgeli, bugeljá△* |
genitive | бу́геля búgelja |
бу́гелей, бугеле́й* búgelej, bugeléj* |
dative | бу́гелю búgelju |
бу́гелям, бугеля́м* búgeljam, bugeljám* |
accusative | бу́гель búgelʹ |
бу́гели, бугеля́△* búgeli, bugeljá△* |
instrumental | бу́гелем búgelem |
бу́гелями, бугеля́ми* búgeljami, bugeljámi* |
prepositional | бу́геле búgele |
бу́гелях, бугеля́х* búgeljax, bugeljáx* |
△ Irregular.
* Professional usage.
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