- а́нин: IPA(key): [ˈanʲɪn]
- ани́н: IPA(key): [ɐˈnʲin](after hushing consonants)
-а́нинor-ани́н• (-áninor-anín)
- alternative form of-я́нин,-яни́н(-jánin, -janín)
- The corresponding feminine ends in-а́нка(-ánka).
| singular | plural |
|---|
| nominative | -а́нин,-ани́н
-ánin,-anín | -а́не
-áne |
|---|
| genitive | -а́нина,-ани́на
-ánina,-anína | -а́н
-án |
|---|
| dative | -а́нину,-ани́ну
-áninu,-anínu | -а́нам
-ánam |
|---|
| accusative | -а́нина,-ани́на
-ánina,-anína | -а́н
-án |
|---|
| instrumental | -а́нином,-ани́ном
-áninom,-anínom | -а́нами
-ánami |
|---|
| prepositional | -а́нине,-ани́не
-ánine,-aníne | -а́нах
-ánax |
|---|
(Thisetymology is missing or incomplete. Please add to it, or discuss it at theEtymology scriptorium.)
-анин (Latin spelling-anin)
- Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting an inhabitant.
Inherited fromProto-Slavic*-janinъ.Reanalyzed as-ан(-an) +-ин(-yn).
-анин• (-anyn) m pers (plural-а́ни,feminine-а́нка,variant-ча́нинor-анець)
- Suffix used to form nouns from other nouns, usually referring to inhabitants of a given place or occupations.
- Донецьк(Donecʹk,“Donetsk”) + -анин(-anyn) → донеччанин(doneččanyn,“native,inhabitant of, or related toDonetsk”)
- каторга(katorha,“hard labour place”) + -анин(-anyn) → каторжанин(katoržanyn,“sentenced to hard labour”)
- город(horod,“city,citadel”) + -анин(-anyn) → горожанин(horožanyn,“townsman,urbanite”)
- alternative form of-я́нин,-яни́н(-jányn, -janýn)
- The corresponding feminine ends in-анка(-anka).
