Rimkantas

Lithuanian

Etymology

(Baltic origin:) Composed of the two stems ri̇̀mti / ri̇̀msta (“to calm down”) +‎ pakantùs / kentė́ti / keñčia (“tolerant; to be patient”), from reconstructed Indo-European roots, with distinct attestations in Germanic and Slavic language sources.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [rʲɪmˈkantɐs]
  • Hyphenation: rim‧kan‧tas

Proper noun

Ri̇̀mkantas m (feminine Rimkantė, diminutive Rimas / Kantas / Rimkus) stress pattern 1

  1. a male given name

Declension

Declension of Ri̇̀mkantas
nominative Ri̇̀mkantas
genitive Ri̇̀mkanto
dative Ri̇̀mkantui
accusative Ri̇̀mkantą
instrumental Ri̇̀mkantu
locative Ri̇̀mkante
vocative Ri̇̀mkantai

Further reading

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