пастир

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Bulgarian

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *pastyrь.

Noun

пасти́р (pastírm (feminine пасти́рка)

  1. shepherd
    Synonyms: овчар (ovčar); чобан (čoban), чобанин (čobanin) (archaic or dialectal)

Declension

Declension of пасти́р
singular plural
indefinite пасти́р
pastír
пасти́ри
pastíri
definite
(subject form)
пасти́рът
pastírǎt
пасти́рите
pastírite
definite
(object form)
пасти́ра
pastíra
vocative form пасти́ре
pastíre
пасти́ри
pastíri

Macedonian

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pastyrь.

Pronunciation

Noun

пастир (pastirm (relational adjective пастирски)

  1. shepherd

Declension

Declension of пастир
singular plural
indefinite пастир (pastir) пастири (pastiri)
definite unspecified пастирот (pastirot) пастирите (pastirite)
definite proximal пастиров (pastirov) пастириве (pastirive)
definite distal пастирон (pastiron) пастирине (pastirine)
vocative пастиру (pastiru) пастири (pastiri)
count form пастира (pastira)

Pannonian Rusyn

Etymology

Inherited from Old Slovak pastier, pastír, *pastýr, from Proto-Slavic *pastyrь. Cognates include Carpathian Rusyn пастыр (pastŷr), пастырь (pastŷrʹ) and Slovak pastier.

Pronunciation

Noun

пастир (pastirm pers (diminutive пастирчок, feminine equivalent пастирка, related adjective пастирски)

  1. shepherd
    Synonyms: овчар (ovčar), чобан (čoban), югас (juhas)

Declension

Declension of пастир
singular plural
nominative пастир (pastir) пастире (pastire)
genitive пастира (pastira) пастирох (pastirox)
dative пастирови (pastirovi) пастиром (pastirom)
accusative пастира (pastira) пастирох (pastirox)
instrumental пастиром (pastirom) пастирами (pastirami)
locative пастирови (pastirovi) пастирох (pastirox)
vocative пастир (pastir) пастире (pastire)
nouns
verbs

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Serbo-Croatian

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pastyrь.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /pǎstiːr/
  • Hyphenation: пас‧тир

Alternative reconstructions

Noun

па̀стӣр m (Latin spelling pàstīr)

  1. shepherd

Declension

Declension of пастир
singular plural
nominative па̀стӣр пастири
genitive пасти́ра пастира
dative пастиру пастирима
accusative пастира пастире
vocative пастиру пастири
locative пастиру пастирима
instrumental пастирем пастирима

Ukrainian

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pastyrь.

Pronunciation

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Noun

па́стир (pástyrm inan (genitive па́стиря, nominative plural па́стирі, genitive plural па́стирів)

  1. (archaic) shepherd
  2. (Christianity) pastor

Declension

Declension of па́стир
(inan soft masc-form accent-a)
singular plural
nominative па́стир
pástyr
па́стирі
pástyri
genitive па́стиря
pástyrja
па́стирів
pástyriv
dative па́стиреві, па́стирю
pástyrevi, pástyrju
па́стирям
pástyrjam
accusative па́стир
pástyr
па́стирі
pástyri
instrumental па́стирем
pástyrem
па́стирями
pástyrjamy
locative па́стирю, па́стирі
pástyrju, pástyri
па́стирях
pástyrjax
vocative па́стирю
pástyrju
па́стирі
pástyri

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