What is the meaning of промозглый in Russian?

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Russian Dictionary Word Meaning of промозглый

1.1 piercingly cold and damp

Part of Speech - Russian Dictionary word промозглый

промозглый is a Adjective. A describing word that modifies a noun or pronoun

Russian Dictionary Word Forms of промозглый

1. промо́зглый (canonical)
2. promózglyj (romanization)
3. (по)промо́зглее (comparative)
4. (по)промо́зглей (comparative)
5. no-table-tags (table-tags)
6. ru-decl-adj (inflection-template)
7. a (class)
8. промо́зглый (masculine,nominative)
9. промо́зглое (neuter,nominative)
10. промо́зглая (feminine,nominative)
11. промо́зглые (nominative,plural)
12. промо́зглого (genitive,masculine,neuter)
13. промо́зглой (feminine,genitive)
14. промо́зглых (genitive,plural)
15. промо́зглому (dative,masculine,neuter)
16. промо́зглой (dative,feminine)
17. промо́зглым (dative,plural)
18. промо́зглого (accusative,animate,masculine)
19. промо́зглое (accusative,neuter)
20. промо́зглую (accusative,feminine)
21. промо́зглых (accusative,animate,plural)
22. промо́зглый (accusative,inanimate,masculine)
23. промо́зглые (accusative,inanimate,plural)
24. промо́зглым (instrumental,masculine,neuter)
25. промо́зглой (feminine,instrumental)
26. промо́зглою (feminine,instrumental)
27. промо́зглыми (instrumental,plural)
28. промо́зглом (masculine,neuter,prepositional)
29. промо́зглой (feminine,prepositional)
30. промо́зглых (plural,prepositional)
31. промо́згл (masculine,short-form)
32. промо́згло (neuter,short-form)
33. промо́згла (feminine,short-form)
34. промо́зглы (plural,short-form)

History of промозглый

From про- (pro-) + мо́зглый (mózglyj, “rotten; damp (of weather)”), from мзга (mzga, “rot, mold, damp weather”), from Proto-Slavic *mъzga. Cognate with Ancient Greek μύδος (múdos, “dampness, rot”), Old Irish mosach (“unclean”), Low German mussig (“dirty”), Latvian mudas (“rotten algae”).

Russian Dictionary Prnounciation of промозглый

[prɐˈmozɡɫɨj]