носок
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Etymology 1
Likely from нос (nos, “nose”) + -о́к (-ók); compare etymology 2. Sense development is "little nose" -> "projection" -> "toe" -> "sock". Less likely from носи́ть (nosítʹ, “to wear”) + -о́к (-ók).
Pronunciation
Noun
носо́к • (nosók) m inan (genitive носка́, nominative plural носки́, genitive plural носко́в or носо́к, diminutive носо́чек)
- sock
- надева́ть носки́ ― nadevátʹ noskí ― to put on socks
- toe (of a boot, shoe or sock)
- toe (of a foot or hoof; especially the tip of the toe)
- приподнима́ться на носки́ ― pripodnimátʹsja na noskí ― to rise on one's toes
- projection, nose (e.g. of a plane)
Declension
△ Irregular.
Descendants
Etymology 2
Pronunciation
Noun
носо́к • (nosók) m inan (genitive *носка́, nominative plural *носки́, genitive plural *носко́в)
- diminutive of нос (nos, “nose”)
- Synonym: (all cases exist) но́сик (nósik)
Declension
Etymology 3
Pronunciation
Noun
но́сок • (nósok) f inan pl
Etymology 4
Pronunciation
Adjective
но́сок • (nósok)
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