luk
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. corner
♦ kniga• luk {noun} book corner
♦ kudə̑βe•č́e luk {noun} corner of a yard
♦ pört luk {noun} corner of a house
♦ pörtö•nč́ə̑l luk {noun} corner of a porch
♦ üste•l luk {noun} corner of a table
♦ ška•fə̑n lu•kšo {noun} corner of a wardrobe
2. {mathematics} angle
♦ lu•kə̑n bissektri•sə̑že {noun} bisector of an angle
♦ lu•kə̑n gra•dus βisa•že {noun} degree measure of an angle
♦ lu•kə̑n si•nusšo {noun} sine of an angle
♦ lu•kə̑n ta•ngensše {noun} tangent of an angle
♦ tupela• luk {noun} obtuse angle
3. part of a house, part of a room, corner
♦ koŋga• luk {noun} place where food is cooked
♦ mo•də̑š luk {noun} play corner
♦ omsa• luk {noun} part of house beside door
♦ o•nč́ə̑l luk {noun} place of honor (where esteemed guests are seated)
♦ üdə̑rama•š luk {noun} place where women's things are kept
4. {figuratively} dwelling, home, shelter, place
♢ ka•žne ajde•mə̑n ške lu•kšo lijša•š {sentence} everyone needs to have their own place
5. portion, parcel, partition, plot
♦ aŋa• luk {noun} portion of a field
♦ mü•ndə̑r luk {noun} far plot
♦ šu•do luk {noun} partition where hay is mown
6. {figuratively} distant place, remote place, corner
♦ Jeβro•pə̑n č́ə̑la• lu•kšo gə̑č́ {adverb} from all corners of Europe
♦ maska• luk {noun} {set phrase} backwoods, out-of-the-way place
♦ pič́ luk {noun} secluded place
♦ pə̑č́ke•mə̑š luk {noun} backwoods, out-of-the-way place
♦ tüńa•n č́ə̑la• lu•kə̑štə̑žo {adverb} in all corners of the world
♦ ula•k luk {noun} secluded place
7. end, far end, point of intersection
♦ pakč́a• luk {noun} end of a garden
♦ č́odə̑ra• lu•kə̑što {noun} at the end of the forest
♦ puš lu•kə̑š šinč́a•m {verb I} to sit at the end of a boat
♦ ure•m luk {noun} end of a street, intersection
8. corner (e.g., of one's eyes, mouth)
♦ ner lu•kə̑što {adverb} at the corner of one's nose
9. part, figure (e.g., in a piece of music)
♦ mu•ro luk {noun} part of a song
10. bend, wind, curve, crook (of a river, road, lake, etc.)
♦ jer luk {noun} bend of a lake
♦ ko•rno lukla• {noun} bends of a road
♦ eŋe•r luk {noun} bend in a river
11. section, corner (in a newspaper)
♦ sa•mə̑rə̑k jük luk {noun} youth corner
~ USAGE AS A MODIFIER ~
♦ luk okna• {noun} corner window
♦ luk pört {noun} corner house
