Bulgarian edit

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From Proto-Slavic *sъkladъ, from *sъ(n)- and *klasti.

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склад (skladm (relational adjective скла́дов)

  1. warehouse, depot, storeroom

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Macedonian edit

Etymology edit

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sъkladъ, from *sъ(n)- and *klasti.

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склад (skladm

  1. warehouse, depot, storeroom, storage
  2. accordance, harmony, conformity

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Etymology edit

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sъkladъ, from *sъ(n)- and *klasti.

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  • IPA(key): [skɫat]
  • (file)
  • Rhymes: -at

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склад (skladm inan (genitive скла́да, nominative plural скла́ды or склады́*, genitive plural скла́дов or складо́в*, relational adjective складско́й, diminutive скла́дик) (* in the obsolete sense "syllable" and, in slang and vernacular speech, the sense "warehouse")

  1. warehouse, storehouse, depot, dump
  2. makeup, constitution (of mind, character)
    склад ума́sklad umámindset, mentality
  3. (obsolete) structure of external appearance
    склад лица́sklad licáthe structure/composition of a face
  4. (obsolete, in the plural) syllable (in this sense, the plurals have the endings accented, as in the non-nominative/accusative plurals of слог (slog, syllable))
    чита́ть по склада́мčitátʹ po skladámto read by syllables
  5. (music, informal) harmony

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скла̏д m (Latin spelling sklȁd)

  1. harmony, accord, congruity

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Ukrainian edit

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склад (skladm inan (genitive скла́ду, nominative plural скла́ди, genitive plural скла́дів)

  1. warehouse
  2. composition (combination of individual parts that form something whole)

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склад (skladm inan (genitive скла́ду, nominative plural склади́, genitive plural складі́в)

  1. (grammar) syllable

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