къща – Bulgarian noun declension

Noun: къща

Gender:
uncountable

Indefinite

Singular	къ́ща
Plural	къ́щи

Singular	kắšta
Plural	kắšti

Definite

Singular	къ́щата
Plural	къ́щите

Singular	kắštata
Plural	kắštite

Nouns inflected like къща

вреща, среща, ъглополовяща, поща, пища, къща, лъща, леща, тъща,

Sample Sentences

ро́дна къ́ща (childhood home)
ча́стна къ́ща (private house)
Я съм ви́двал как за два дни напра́виха къ́ща и я покри́ха. (I have seen how they built a house and roofed it in two days.)
Ра́ботя от къ́щи. (I am working from home.)
Синъ́т на дя́до Мехме́д наско́ро се ска́ра с баща́ си и напу́сна къ́щата. (Grandpa Mehmed's son recently quarreled with his father and left the house.)
Пере́ лю́дски дре́хи и хра́ни къ́ща. (She washes other people's clothes and feeds a household.)
По́вече от два́десет къ́щи по́искаха ред. (More than twenty households requested a turn.)
Тя се отдаде́ на къ́щата си. (She devoted herself to her housework.)
Хем да зна́е ми́ло да погле́жда, хем да зна́е къ́ща да наре́жда. (Both to know how to look endearingly, and to know how to arrange the housewares.)
изда́телска къ́ща (publishing house)
мо́дна къ́ща (fashion house)
търго́вска къ́ща (commercial house)

Etymology

1. Etymology tree
2. Proto-Slavic *kǫťa
3. Old Church Slavonic кѫщa (kǫšta)
4. Bulgarian къща
5. Inherited from Old Church Slavonic кѫщa (kǫšta), from Proto-Slavic *kǫťa.
6. Either an Iranian borrowing or if native, possibly related to English hut. Compare further Bulgarian къ́там (kắtam, “to conceal, to tuck away”). See: English Nouns 'hut', Bulgarian Nouns 'къ́там'.

Verbs referencing "къща"

Latvian Nouns kūts.