Предмет: Русский язык, автор: gulagaeva1991

от какого слова образовалось слово ТРУС

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Автор ответа: amainyan

Данное слово образовалось от глагола трусить бессуффиксным способом.

Автор ответа: koksty

Много интересного подскажет вам чередование я-у. Оказывается, от слова трястись произошло слово трус

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