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===Etymology===
===Etymology===
From {{bor|cs|pl|gacie}}, from {{der|cs|sla-pro|*gaťę}}. {{doublet|cs|hace}}.
{{bor+|cs|pl|gacie}}, from {{der|cs|sla-pro|*gaťę}}. {{doublet|cs|hace}}.


===Pronunciation===
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===Noun===
===Noun===
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# {{lb|cs|Moravia|plurale tantum}} [[trousers]]
# {{lb|cs|Moravia|plurale tantum}} [[trousers]]
#: {{syn|cs|q1=standard Czech|kalhoty|g1=f-p}}
#: {{syn|cs|q1=standard Czech|kalhoty|g1=f-p}}


[[Category:cs:Clothing]]
{{C|cs|Clothing}}

Revision as of 05:50, 22 March 2023

See also: gate, Gate, GATE, gâte, gatë, gåte, -gate, and gâté

Czech

Etymology

Borrowed from Polish gacie, from Proto-Slavic *gaťę. Doublet of hace.

Pronunciation

Noun

gatě f

  1. (Moravia, plural only) trousers
    Synonym: (standard Czech) kalhoty f pl