спарєз

Ukrainian

Etymology

Borrowed from Latvian spars (“energy, vigour”).[1] First attested in 1989 as спаре́з (sparjéz), when the word was introduced by newspaper “Zbudinnje” into West Polesian microlanguage.[2]

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [spɐˈrʲɛz]
  • Hyphenation: спа‧рєз

Noun

спарє́з • (sparjéz) m inan (West Polesian, uncommon)

  1. union
    Synonym: союз (sojuz)
    Радицький Спарєз ― Radycʹkyj Sparjez ― Soviet Union[3]
  2. alliance

Derived terms

adjectives
  • спарєзишний (sparjezyšnyj)
  • спарєзовий (sparjezovyj)

References

  1. ^ Blinova (2016), page 114
  2. ^ Zb.1 (1989), page 3: “спаре́з”
  3. ^ Zb.4/22 (1991), page 3: “Радыцькиј Спарез”
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