Пригожин

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Russian

Etymology

From пригожий (prigožij, “good-looking”) +‎ -ин (-in).

In case of Jewish persons, a toponymic surname from Пригожее (Prigožeje, “a village in what is now the Vitebsk Region of Belarus”) +‎ -ин (-in).[1]

Pronunciation

Proper noun

Приго́жин • (Prigóžin) m anim (genitive Приго́жина, nominative plural Приго́жины, genitive plural Приго́жиных, feminine Приго́жина)

  1. a surname, Prigozhin, transferred from the nickname or place name

Declension

Declension of Приго́жин (surname)
masculine feminine plural
nominative Приго́жин
Prigóžin 		Приго́жина
Prigóžina 		Приго́жины
Prigóžiny
genitive Приго́жина
Prigóžina 		Приго́жиной
Prigóžinoj 		Приго́жиных
Prigóžinyx
dative Приго́жину
Prigóžinu 		Приго́жиной
Prigóžinoj 		Приго́жиным
Prigóžinym
accusative Приго́жина
Prigóžina 		Приго́жину
Prigóžinu 		Приго́жиных
Prigóžinyx
instrumental Приго́жиным
Prigóžinym 		Приго́жиной, Приго́жиною1
Prigóžinoj, Prigóžinoju1 		Приго́жиными
Prigóžinymi
prepositional Приго́жине
Prigóžine 		Приго́жиной
Prigóžinoj 		Приго́жиных
Prigóžinyx

1 Rare.

Descendants

References

  1. ^ Beider, Alexander (2008) “Prigozhin”, in A Dictionary of Jewish Surnames from the Russian Empire, 2nd edition, Teaneck, NJ: Avotaynu, pages 724–725
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