chot

See also: -chot-, choť, chót, chôt, chột, chợt, chọt, and chốt

Old Czech

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *chotь.

Noun

chot m

  1. fiancé
  2. spouse

Declension
Declension (pattern host)
singular dual plural
nominative chot choti choti, chotové (chotoví), chotie (chotí), choté
genitive chotě, choti chotú (chotou, chotí) chotóv (chotuov, chotů), chotí
dative choti chotma chotem, chotóm (chotuom, chotům)
accusative chot, choti, chotě, chota choti choti, chotě, choty
vocative choti choti choti, chotové (chotoví), chotie (chotí), choté
locative choti chotú (chotou, chotí) chotech, chotiech (chotích)
instrumental chotem chotma chotmi, choti, choty

Noun

chot f

  1. fiancée
  2. spouse

Declension
Declension (pattern kost)
singular dual plural
nominative chot, choti choti choti, chotě
genitive choti, chotě chotú (chotou) chotí
dative choti chotma chotem, chotiem
accusative chot, choti choti choti, chotě
vocative choti choti choti, chotě
locative choti chotú (chotou) chotech, chotiech
instrumental chotú (chotou) chotma chotmi, chotěmi

Descendants
  • Czech: choť

Welsh

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /χɔt/

Noun

chot

  1. Aspirate mutation of cot.

Mutation
Welsh mutation
radicalsoftnasalaspirate
cot got nghot chot
Note: Some of these forms may be hypothetical. Not every possible mutated form of every word actually occurs.
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