sakra
Czech
Etymology
Directly or indirectly from Latin sacramentum (“Sacrament”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [ˈsakra]
- Rhymes: -akra
- Hyphenation: sak‧ra
Interjection
sakra
- darn
- Synonyms: sakryš, safra, saframente, safraporte, sakrblé, sakulente, saprlot, saprlote, setsakra, prachsakra, kakraholte, zatraceně, zatrápeně, zpropadeně, proklatě, hrome, kruci, krucifix, krucinál, krucinálfagot, krucipísek, kruciprdel, kruciš, krutí brko, kurník, kurník šopa, kurňa, kurva, kurva drát, kurvafix, k čertu, k ďasu, u ďasa, u sta hromů, u všech čertů, u všech ďasů, do háje, do hajzlu, do kelu, do kélu, do piče, do prdele, do prčic, do prkvančic, do prkýnka, hergot, herdek, herdek filek, hernajs, heršoft, himlhergot, himllaudon
Related terms
Related terms
- konsekrace
- prachsakra
- safra
- sakrální
- sakrblé
- saframente
- safraporte
- sakrament
- sakristie
- sakrovat
- sakryš
- sakulente
- saprlot
- saprlote
- setsakra
Polish
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈsa.kra/
- Rhymes: -akra
- Syllabification: sa‧kra
Noun
sakra f
- (Christianity) episcopal consecration
- Hypernym: święcenia
- (historical) consecration of a monarch at their coronation
Declension
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