Scientific term, ultimately fromAncient Greekἰόν n(ión,“going, coming”), a present participle ofAncient Greekεἶμι(eîmi,“to go”) +-он(-on). Cognate with nativeBulgarianиде́щ(idéšt,“coming”).
йон• (jon) m (relational adjectiveйо́нен)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| indefinite | йон jon | йо́ни jóni |
| definite (subject form) | йо́нът jónǎt | йо́ните jónite |
| definite (object form) | йо́на jóna | |
| count form | — | йо́на jóna |
Borrowed fromSerbo-Croatianјон /jon, fromEnglishion, fromAncient Greekἰόν(ión).
FromProto-Turkic*yuŋ(“wool”).
йон• (yon)
йо́н• (jón) m inan (genitive[please provide],nominative plural[please provide])