βράκα

Greek

Etymology

From Latin bracae (“breeches”).

Noun

βράκα • (vráka) f (plural βράκες)

vraka, breeches (local folk costume: baggy breeches worn in the Balkans)
(colloquial, humorous) bloomers, large underpants

Declension

declension of βράκα

case \ number	singular	plural
nominative	βράκα •	βράκες •
genitive	βράκας •	βρακών •
accusative	βράκα •	βράκες •
vocative	βράκα •	βράκες •

Derived terms

βρακοφόρος (vrakofóros, “breech wearing”)
βρακί n (vrakí, “underpants, briefs, knickers”)

Further reading

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