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English
Etymology
Irish and Scottish Gaelic bogach, soft, boggy ground, from bog, soft
Pronunciation
w:General American|GenAm?: bäg, /b�g/, /<tt>bAg</tt>/
a|RP b�g, /b�ɡ/, /<tt>bQg</tt>/
audio|en-us-bog.ogg|Audio (US)
audio|en-uk-bog.ogg|Audio (UK)
:Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-�ɡ|-�ɡ
Noun
en-noun
- An expanse of marshland.
- Ireland|UK|coarse|slang A toilet.
Synonyms
i-c|expanse of marshland
i-c|coarse slang: a toilet shithouse (taboo slang), dunny (Australia)
Translations
trans-top|expanse of marshland
Afrikaans: vlei
Danish: mose, sump#Danish|sump
Estonian: raba, soo
Finnish: suo, neva
German: Sumpf m
trans-mid
Italian: palude f
Norwegian: myr, sump
Spanish: ciénaga f
trans-bottom
trans-top|coarse slang: a toilet
Afrikaans: kakhuis
Danish: lokum (2)
French: chiottes f p (coarse slang)
trans-mid
German: Klo n
Italian: cesso m
trans-bottom
Derived terms
bog down
bog off
bog up
See also
marsh
moor
swamp
Verb
en-verb|bogs|bogging|bogged
- colloquial|often with "down" To become mired or stuck (especially in mud.)
- slang|UK|with "off" To go away.
- colloquial|UK|with "up" To make a mess of something.
Translations
German: i|intransitive stecken bleiben (1), versinken (1), versumpfen (1), abhauen (2); i|transitive blockieren, versenken (1)
Bosnian
Etymology
From OCS.|bs term|богÑ�||bogÅ, from PS.|bs *bogÑ�.
Noun
bog m s
- god, idol
- God
Related terms
Bog#Bosnian|Bog
Category:Bosnian nouns
Category:bs:Religion
Croatian
Etymology
From OCS.|hr term|богÑ�||bogÅ, from PS.|hr *bogÑ�.
Noun
hr-noun|g=m|bozi
- god
Declension
hr-decl-noun
|bog|bozi
|boga|boga
|bogu|bozima
|boga|boge
|bože|bozi
|bogu|bozima
|bogom|bozima
Danish
Noun
bog, -en, (plural: bøger, bøgerne)
- book
Derived terms
ordbog
Category:Danish nouns
German
Pronunciation
IPA|[bo�k]
Verb
bog
- past tense of biegen.
Category:German verb forms
Hungarian
Etymology
From the same Finno-Ugric root *pengke as Estonian pung#Estonian|pung
Noun
bog
- knot
Category:Hungarian nouns
Irish
Pronunciation
IPA|[bog]
Adjective
bog
- soft
- loose
- lukewarm
Declension
First declension; forms of the positive degree:
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!Case
!Masculine singular
!Feminine singular
!plural
|-
| Nominative
| bog
| bog
| boga
|-
| Vocative
| boig
| bog
| boga
|-
| Genitive
| boig
| boige
| bog
|-
| Dative
| bog
| bog
archaic boig
| boga
|}
compar/superl: boige
Verb
bog
- to move
Category:Irish adjectives
Category:Irish verbs
Norwegian
Noun
bog m
- shoulder (of an animal)
Category:Norwegian nouns
Old English
Pronunciation
IPA: /bo:g/
Etymology
Common Germanic *boguz. Cognate with Old Saxon b�g (Dutch boeg �shoulders, chest of a horse�), Old High German buog (German Bug �horse�s hock, ship�s prow�), Old Norse bógr (Icelandic bógur, Swedish bog �shoulder�).
Noun
b�g n (p b�g)
- the arm or shoulder
- a branch or bough of a tree
Category:Old English nouns
Scottish Gaelic
Pronunciation
IPA|[bog]
Adjective
bog
- soft
Declension
First declension; forms of the positive degree:
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!Case
!Masculine singular
!Feminine singular
!plural
|-
| Nominative
| bog
| bhog
| boga
|-
| Vocative
| buig
| bog
| boga
|-
| Genitive
| bhuig
| bhuig/buige
| bog
|-
| Dative
| bhog
| bhuig
| boga
|}
compar/superl: buige
Category:Scottish Gaelic adjectives
Serbian
Etymology
From OCS.|sr term|богÑ�||bogÅ, from PS.|sr *bogÑ�.
Noun
bog m s (p: bogovi)
- god, idol
- God
Cyrillic spelling
бог#Serbian|бог
Related terms
boginja#Serbian|boginja
See also
Bog#Serbian|Bog
Category:Celtic derivations
Category:Irish derivations
Category:Scottish Gaelic derivations
Category:Serbian nouns
Category:sr:Religion
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