буҫтау

Bashkir

Etymology

Exact etymology is yet unknown. Presumably from Russian постав (postav, “cloth generated on a loom”).

Cognate with Tatar постау (postaw), Chuvash постав (postav) / пустав (pustav, “id.”)

Also, possibly related to Hungarian posztó (“baize”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [buθˈtɑw]
  • Hyphenation: буҫ‧тау

Noun

буҫтау • (buθtaw)

  1. woolen cloth, broadcloth; dense woven cloth, typically made of wool

Declension
Declension of буҫтау (buθtaw)
singular plural
absolute буҫтау (buθtaw) буҫтауҙар (buθtawðar)
definite genitive буҫтауҙың (buθtawðıŋ) буҫтауҙарҙың (buθtawðarðıŋ)
dative буҫтауға (buθtawğa) буҫтауҙарға (buθtawðarğa)
definite accusative буҫтауҙы (buθtawðı) буҫтауҙарҙы (buθtawðarðı)
locative буҫтауҙа (buθtawða) буҫтауҙарҙа (buθtawðarða)
ablative буҫтауҙан (buθtawðan) буҫтауҙарҙан (buθtawðarðan)
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