сот
/[sot]/
Russiannounnum
Grammatical form
Definitions of соты noun · [ˈsotɨ]
Full entry for соты →- 1.honeycomb, honeycombs
Etymology of соты
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sъtъ (which also inherited into Belarusian со́ты m pl (sóty), Slovene sat, Serbo-Croatian сат (sat), and borrowed into Albanian sotinë).
Forms
- sotromanization
Paradigm of соты, with сот highlighted:
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | — | со́ты |
| Genitive | — | со́т, со́тов, со́тъ (archaic), со́товъ (archaic) |
| Dative | — | со́там, со́тамъ (archaic) |
| Accusative | — | со́ты |
| Instrumental | — | со́тами |
| Prepositional | — | со́тах, со́тахъ (archaic) |
Nominative
Singular
—
Plural
со́ты
Genitive
Singular
—
Plural
со́т, со́тов, со́тъ (archaic), со́товъ (archaic)
Dative
Singular
—
Plural
со́там, со́тамъ (archaic)
Accusative
Singular
—
Plural
со́ты
Instrumental
Singular
—
Plural
со́тами
Prepositional
Singular
—
Plural
со́тах, со́тахъ (archaic)