bezruk
Bezruk is a transliterated form that is sometimes encountered in discussions of Slavic language vocabulary, but it is not a standard standalone word in Russian. It is often used to represent the phrase без рук (without arms) in Latin script. The underlying root ruk- comes from рука, meaning hand or arm, and the prefix bez- means without.
In Russian, the normally used adjective forms to describe someone or something lacking arms are bezrukiy (безрукий)
Usage of bezruk is therefore limited and largely confined to linguistic discussion, transliteration, or as a
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