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Bashkir
Etymology
Cognate with
Kazakh тыбыт (tybyt, “fine wool of goats”),
Uyghur تىۋىت (tiwit, “fine wool of sheep and goats”).
Pronunciation
Noun
дебет • (debet)
- fine goat wool obtained by combing
Declension
Inflection of дебет (debet)
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singular only
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absolute
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дебет (debet)
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definite genitive
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дебеттең (debetteñ)
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dative
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дебеткә (debetkə)
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definite accusative
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дебетте (debette)
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locative
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дебеттә (debettə)
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ablative
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дебеттән (debettən)
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See also
- мамыҡ (mamıq, “cotton wool”), йөн (yön, “wool”)
Russian
Etymology
Ultimately from Latin dēbitum.
Pronunciation
Noun
де́бет • (débet, dɛ́bet) m inan (genitive де́бета, nominative plural де́беты, genitive plural де́бетов, relational adjective дебето́вый)
- (accounting) debit (an entry in the left hand column of an account or a sum of money taken out of a bank account)
- debt
1877, Иван Тургенев, “Часть первая. VII”, in Новь; English translation from Constance Garnett, transl., Virgin Soil, 1920:Нежданов чуть не вспылил. «Разницу между регалией и папиросой я очень хорошо знаю, но я одолжаться не хочу», — чуть не сорвалось у него с языка… Однако он удержался; но тут же занёс эту вторую дерзость своему врагу в «дебет».- Neždanov čutʹ ne vspylil. «Raznicu meždu regalijej i papirosoj ja očenʹ xorošo znaju, no ja odolžatʹsja ne xoču», — čutʹ ne sorvalosʹ u nevo s jazyka… Odnako on uderžalsja; no tut že zanjós etu vtoruju derzostʹ svojemu vragu v «debet».
- Nezhdanov almost exploded. 'I know the difference between a regalia and a cigarette well enough, but I don't care to be under obligations,' almost broke from his lips. . . . He restrained himself; but at once scored this second piece of insolence as a 'debt' to pay back against his enemy.
Declension
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singular
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plural
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nominative
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де́бет débet, dɛ́bet
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де́беты débety, dɛ́bety
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genitive
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де́бета débeta, dɛ́beta
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де́бетов débetov, dɛ́betov
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dative
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де́бету débetu, dɛ́betu
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де́бетам débetam, dɛ́betam
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accusative
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де́бет débet, dɛ́bet
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де́беты débety, dɛ́bety
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instrumental
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де́бетом débetom, dɛ́betom
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де́бетами débetami, dɛ́betami
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prepositional
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де́бете débete, dɛ́bete
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де́бетах débetax, dɛ́betax
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Derived terms
See also
- кре́дит (krédit, “credit in accounting”)
- креди́т (kredít, “credit, loan”)