Рада

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Bulgarian

Etymology

Feminine form of dialectal Bulgarian and Ukrainian рад (rad, glad, thankful), from Proto-Slavic *radъ.

Pronunciation

Proper noun

Ра́да (Rádaf

  1. a female given name, Rada

Inflection

Declension of Ра́да
singular plural
indefinite Ра́да
Ráda
Ра́ди
Rádi
definite Ра́дите
Rádite
vocative form Ра́до
Rádo
Ра́ди
Rádi

Derived terms

Russian

The inscription Рада in 1917.

Alternative forms

Pronunciation

Noun

Ра́да (Rádaf inan (genitive Ра́ды, nominative plural Ра́ды, genitive plural Рад)

  1. Rada (parliament of Ukraine)
    • December 3 1917, Council of People's Commissars, Manifesto To The Ukrainian People With An Ultimatum To The Ukrainian Rada:
      Ра́да отказа́лась созва́ть, по тре́бованию Сове́тов Украи́ны, краево́й съезд украи́нских Сове́тов неме́дленно.
      Ráda otkazálasʹ sozvátʹ, po trébovaniju Sovétov Ukraíny, krajevój sʺjezd ukraínskix Sovétov nemédlenno.
      The Rada has refused to convoke a territorial congress of the Ukrainian Soviets immediately, as the Soviets of the Ukraine had demanded.
    • December 3 1917, Council of People's Commissars, Manifesto To The Ukrainian People With An Ultimatum To The Ukrainian Rada:
      Ссыла́ясь заве́домо ло́жно на автоно́мные бу́дто бы права́ «До́на и Куба́ни», прикрыва́я э́тим кале́динские ко̀нтрреволюцио́нные выступле́ния, иду́щие вразре́з с интере́сами и тре́бованиями грома́дного большинства́ трудово́го каза́чества, Ра́да пропуска́ет че́рез свою́ террито́рию войска́ к Кале́дину, отка́зываясь пропуска́ть войска́ про́тив Кале́дина.
      Ssylájasʹ zavédomo lóžno na avtonómnyje búdto by pravá «Dóna i Kubáni», prikryvája étim kalédinskije kòntrrevoljuciónnyje vystuplénija, idúščije vrazréz s interésami i trébovanijami gromádnovo bolʹšinstvá trudovóvo kazáčestva, Ráda propuskájet čérez svojú territóriju vojská k Kalédinu, otkázyvajasʹ propuskátʹ vojská prótiv Kalédina.
      On the patently false plea of “the Don and the Kuban” having autonomous rights, a plea that serves to cover up Kaledin’s counter-revolutionary moves, which clash with the interests and demands of the vast majority of the working Cossacks, the Rada has allowed its territory to be crossed by troops on their way to Kaledin, but has refused transit to any anti-Kaledin troops.
    • December 3 1917, Council of People's Commissars, Manifesto To The Ukrainian People With An Ultimatum To The Ukrainian Rada:
      В слу́чае неполуче́ния удовлетвори́тельного отве́та на э́ти вопро́сы в тече́ние 48 часо́в, Сове́т Наро́дных Комисса́ров бу́дет счита́ть Ра́ду в состоя́нии откры́той войны́ про́тив Сове́тской вла́сти в Росси́и и на Украи́не.
      V slúčaje nepolučénija udovletvorítelʹnovo otvéta na éti voprósy v tečénije 48 časóv, Sovét Naródnyx Komissárov búdet sčitátʹ Rádu v sostojánii otkrýtoj vojný prótiv Sovétskoj vlásti v Rossíi i na Ukraíne.
      In the event no satisfactory answer is received to these questions within 48 hours, the Council of People’s Commissars will deem the Rada to be in a state of open war with Soviet power in Russia and the Ukraine.

Declension

Quotations

For quotations using this term, see Citations:Рада.

Ukrainian

Pronunciation

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Etymology 1

Ellipsis of Верхо́вна Ра́да (Verxóvna Ráda).

Proper noun

Ра́да (Rádaf inan (genitive Ра́ди, uncountable)

  1. Verkhovna Rada, the Parliament of Ukraine.
Declension
Declension of Ра́да
(inan sg-only hard fem-form accent-a)
singular
nominative Ра́да
Ráda
genitive Ра́ди
Rády
dative Ра́ді
Rádi
accusative Ра́ду
Rádu
instrumental Ра́дою
Rádoju
locative Ра́ді
Rádi
vocative Ра́до
Rádo

Etymology 2

Feminine form of dialectal Bulgarian and Ukrainian рад (rad, glad, thankful), from Proto-Slavic *radъ.

Proper noun

Ра́да (Rádaf pers (genitive Ра́ди, nominative plural Ра́ди, genitive plural Рад)

  1. a female given name, Rada
Inflection
Declension of Ра́да
(pers hard fem-form accent-a)
singular plural
nominative Ра́да
Ráda
Ра́ди
Rády
genitive Ра́ди
Rády
Рад
Rad
dative Ра́ді
Rádi
Ра́дам
Rádam
accusative Ра́ду
Rádu
Рад
Rad
instrumental Ра́дою
Rádoju
Ра́дами
Rádamy
locative Ра́ді
Rádi
Ра́дах
Rádax
vocative Ра́до
Rádo
Ра́ди
Rády