аббат

Russian

Etymology

    Borrowed from Italian abbate, or Middle High German abbāt, from Latin abbās (“abbot”), oblique stem abbat-. See for more.

    Pronunciation

    • IPA(key): [ɐˈb(ː)at]
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    Noun

    абба́т • (abbát) m anim (genitive абба́та, nominative plural абба́ты, genitive plural абба́тов, female equivalent аббати́са, relational adjective абба́тский)

    1. (Christianity) abbot, priest
      Synonyms: игу́мен (igúmen), настоя́тель монастыря́ (nastojátelʹ monastyrjá)

    Declension

    Declension of абба́т (anim masc-form hard-stem accent-a) 
    singular plural
    nominative абба́т
    abbát     		абба́ты
    abbáty
    genitive абба́та
    abbáta     		абба́тов
    abbátov
    dative абба́ту
    abbátu     		абба́там
    abbátam
    accusative абба́та
    abbáta     		абба́тов
    abbátov
    instrumental абба́том
    abbátom     		абба́тами
    abbátami
    prepositional абба́те
    abbáte     		абба́тах
    abbátax

    Derived terms

    Close related:

    Related via Hebrew אב:

    Descendants

    • → Georgian: აბატი (abaṭi)

    See also

    Further reading

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