[ˈrusen], [rʊˈsɪn]
ПоходженняFrom русь (rusʹ) + -ин (-yn)
- form-of, masculine, possessivemasculine possessive of русь (rusʹ): Ruthenians'
- Rusyn (male member of a people living in the eastern Carpathian Mountains)
- historicalRuthenian (an inhabitant of the ancient Rus; later used to refer to Ukrainians and Belarusians)
- Ukrainian (male member of a people living in Ukraine)
Формиру́син(canonical) · rúsyn(romanization) · ру́син(masculine, nominative, singular) · ру́сине(neuter, nominative, singular) · ру́сина(feminine, nominative, singular) · ру́сині(nominative, plural) · ру́синого(genitive, masculine, neuter, singular) · ру́синої(feminine, genitive, singular) · ру́синих(genitive, plural) · ру́синому(dative, masculine, neuter, singular) · ру́синій(dative, feminine, singular) · ру́синим(dative, plural) · ру́синого(accusative, animate, masculine, singular) · ру́сине(accusative, neuter, singular) · ру́сину(accusative, feminine, singular) · ру́синих(accusative, animate, plural) · ру́син(accusative, inanimate, masculine, singular) · ру́сині(accusative, inanimate, plural) · ру́синим(instrumental, masculine, neuter, singular) · ру́синою(feminine, instrumental, singular)
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