паламар

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Ukrainian

Etymology

Clipping of парамона́р (paramonár), from Byzantine Greek παραμοναριος (paramonarios), from παραμένω (paraménō, “stand beside”).

Pronunciation

Noun

палама́р • (palamár) m pers (genitive паламаря́, nominative plural паламарі́, genitive plural паламарі́в)

  1. sexton, sacristan, vestry keeper; the parishioner who acts as the priest's main assistant during the Liturgy

Declension

Declension of палама́р (pers soft masc-form accent-b)
singular plural
nominative палама́р
palamár 		паламарі́
palamarí
genitive паламаря́
palamarjá 		паламарі́в
palamarív
dative паламаре́ві, паламарю́
palamarévi, palamarjú 		паламаря́м
palamarjám
accusative паламаря́
palamarjá 		паламарі́в
palamarív
instrumental паламаре́м
palamarém 		паламаря́ми
palamarjámy
locative паламаре́ві, паламарю́, паламарі́
palamarévi, palamarjú, palamarí 		паламаря́х
palamarjáx
vocative палама́рю
palamárju 		паламарі́
palamarí

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