fuga
//fǔːɡa/ | /fǔːɡa/ | /fûɡa/ | /fǔːɡa/ | /fǔːɡa//
Serbo-Croatiannoun
Definitions
- 1.fugue
- 2.fugue state
- 3.grout, mortar (the filling between bricks/tiles)
- 4.oriole
Фу̏га пра̏вӣ гни̏јездо висо̏ко у кро̏шњу др̏вета
Fȕga prȁvī gnȉjezdo visȍko u krȍšnju dȑveta — The oriole builds its nest high up in the tree crown
Synonyms & related words
Synonyms
Etymology
Borrowed from Italian fuga (“musical form, fleeing”).
Forms
- fúgacanonical • feminine
- фу́гаcyrillic
- fȕgacanonical • feminine
- фу̏гаcyrillic
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | fúga, fȕga | fúge, fȕge |
| Genitive | fúgē, fȕgē | fúgā, fȗgā |
| Dative | fúgi, fȕgi | fúgama, fȕgama |
| Accusative | fúgu, fȕgu | fúge, fȕge |
| Vocative | fȗgo, fȕgo | fúge, fȗge, fȕge |
| Locative | fúgi, fȕgi | fúgama, fȕgama |
| Instrumental | fúgōm, fȕgōm | fúgama, fȕgama |
Nominative
Singular
fúga, fȕga
Plural
fúge, fȕge
Genitive
Singular
fúgē, fȕgē
Plural
fúgā, fȗgā
Dative
Singular
fúgi, fȕgi
Plural
fúgama, fȕgama
Accusative
Singular
fúgu, fȕgu
Plural
fúge, fȕge
Vocative
Singular
fȗgo, fȕgo
Plural
fúge, fȗge, fȕge
Locative
Singular
fúgi, fȕgi
Plural
fúgama, fȕgama
Instrumental
Singular
fúgōm, fȕgōm
Plural
fúgama, fȕgama