a rucka

Tatar[үзгәртү]

Phonetic[үзгәртү]

ar-qa, ar-qa

Etymology[үзгәртү]

Sit tell equivalent termin: archaic English rigge (back, ridge); Dutch rug, German Rücke, Rücken,
archaic German (Old High German) rucki, `Swede rygg, Danish ryg.

Substantive[үзгәртү]

arqa

Anglia: ridge, back (the rear of body)
Arabia: ظهر ƶahr
Catalonia: esquena f.
China: 背部
Czechia: záda pl.
Dania: ryg
Dutch/Hollandia: rug
Finlandia: selkä
Franzia: dos m.
Germania: Rücken m.
Hebrew: גב (gɑv) m.
Indonesia: punggung
Irelandia: droim m.
Italia: schiena f., (of an animal) dorso m.

Japonia: 背面 (haimen)
Latin: dorsum n.
Polonia: plecy
Portugalia: costas f. pl., (of an animal) lombo
Romania: spate
Russia: спина (spiná) f., хребет m.
Slovenia: hrbet m.
Spania: espalda f.
Swahili: mgongo, migongo pl (noun 3/4)
Schwedsia: rygg

Baş kileşe
a rucka

İälek kileşe
a ruckanıñ

Yünäleş kileşe
a ruckaga

Töşem kileşe
a ruckani

Urın-waqıt kileşe
a ruckada

Çığış kileşe
a ruckadan

Link[үзгәртү]

OE. rigge the back. Entry ridge. Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary (G & C. Merriam Co., 1913,
edited by Noah Porter), ARTFL version at [1]