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мочи

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Pannonian Rusyn

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Etymology

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    Inherited from Proto-Slavic *moťi, with the infinitive form possibly derived from Old East Slavic мочи (moči) or later Carpathian Rusyn мочі (moči). Cognates include Czech moci, Slovak môcť and Ukrainian мочи́ (močý).

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    мочи (močiimpf or pf

    1. (intransitive, auxiliary) can, to be able to
      Near-synonym: буц у можлївосци (buc u možljivosci)
      я то нє можем зробицja to nje možem zrobicI can't do that
      • 2024 October 11, И. Сабадош, “Затрацене у прекладзе”, in Руске Слово[1]:
        Концепт интеркултуралносци наклада и вимага же би кажде, медзи иншим, ровноправно могол бешедовац на своїм мацеринским язику – чи на драже, чи на пияцу, чи у школи, чи на науковей конференциї.
        Koncept interkulturalnosci naklada i vimaha že bi každe, medzi inšim, rovnopravno mohol bešedovac na svojim macerinskim jaziku – či na draže, či na pijacu, či u školi, či na naukovej konferenciji.
        The concept of interculturality imposes and demands that everyone, among other things, should be able to chat in their mother tongue on an equal footing – be it on the street, in the market, at school, or at an scientific conference.
    2. (intransitive, auxiliary) may, to be allowed to

    Usage notes

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    • In the future tense, годзен (hodzen) is more commonly used than будзем мочи (budzem moči), будзеш мочи (budzeš moči), etc. For instance, the future form of the first usage example would be either я то нє годзен / годна / годно зробиц (ja to nje hodzen / hodna / hodno zrobic) or я то нє будзем мочи зробиц (ja to nje budzem moči zrobic, I will not be able to do that). This is due to influence from Carpathian Rusyn годен (hoden).
    • Either мог (moh) and могол (mohol) may be used for the masculine singular past indicative form.

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    Russian

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    Etymology 1

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    Noun

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    мо́чи (móčif inan or f inan pl

    1. inflection of мочь (močʹ):
      1. genitive/dative/prepositional singular
      2. nominative/accusative plural

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    мочи́ (močíf inan

    1. genitive singular of моча́ (močá)

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    мочи́ (močí)

    1. second-person singular imperative imperfective of мочи́ть (močítʹ)