pleh

See also: pléh

Albanian

Alternative forms

• plehër — Tosk
• plehën — Gheg
  • (definite singular): plehni
  • (plural): plehna

Etymology

A derivative of plah (“to cover”). Alternatively a back-formation from pluralia tantum plehën, plehër, from Bulgarian плева (pleva, “weed, wild plant”), from Proto-Slavic *plěva (“membrane”).

Noun

pleh m (plural plehra, definite plehu)

1. dung, manure; organic fertilizer
2. filth
3. (in the plural) sweepings, trash, garbage
4. (in the plural) despicable person

Hyponyms

• pleh i gjelbër (“green manure”)
• pleh pylli (“forest litter”)
• pleh shpendësh (“bird guano”)
• plehra kimike (“chemical fertilizer”)

Derived terms

• plehërim, plehërishtë, plehëroj, plehërues, plehrizë, plehurina

Related terms

• plah

Serbo-Croatian

Etymology

From German Blech.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /plêx/
• Hyphenation: pleh

Noun

plȅh m (Cyrillic spelling пле̏х)

1. (regional) sheet metal
2. (regional) shallow pan

Declension

Declension of pleh

	singular	plural
nominative	pleh	plehovi
genitive	pleha	plehova
dative	plehu	plehovima
accusative	pleh	plehove
vocative	pleše / plehu	plehovi
locative	plehu	plehovima
instrumental	plehom	plehovima

References

• “pleh” in Hrvatski jezični portal