Borrowed from Russian атама́н (atamán) via a Turkic language.
атама́н • (atamán) m
singular | plural | |
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indefinite | атама́н atamán |
атама́ни atamáni |
definite (subject form) |
атама́нът atamánǎt |
атама́ните atamánite |
definite (object form) |
атама́на atamána | |
count form | — | атама́на atamána |
vocative form | атама́не atamáne |
атама́ни atamáni |
атаман • (ataman)
singular | plural | |
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nominative | атаман (ataman) | атамандар (atamandar) |
genitive | атаманның (atamannyñ) | атамандардың (atamandardyñ) |
dative | атаманға (atamanğa) | атамандарға (atamandarğa) |
accusative | атаманды (atamandy) | атамандарды (atamandardy) |
locative | атаманда (atamanda) | атамандарда (atamandarda) |
ablative | атаманнан (atamannan) | атамандардан (atamandardan) |
instrumental | атаманмен (atamanmen) | атамандармен (atamandarmen) |
атама́н • (atamán) m (plural атама́ни)
singular | plural | |
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indefinite | атаман (ataman) | атамани (atamani) |
definite unspecified | атаманот (atamanot) | атаманите (atamanite) |
definite proximal | атаманов (atamanov) | атаманиве (atamanive) |
definite distal | атаманон (atamanon) | атаманине (atamanine) |
vocative | атаману (atamanu) | атамани (atamani) |
count form | — | атамана (atamana) |
The origin is uncertain. Has been connected with ге́тман (gétman).
атама́н • (atamán) m anim (genitive атама́на, nominative plural атама́ны, genitive plural атама́нов)
From Russian, from Ottoman Turkish and German Hauptmann.
ата̀ма̄н m (Latin spelling atàmān)
singular | plural | |
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nominative | ата̀ма̄н | атамани |
genitive | атама́на | атамана |
dative | атаману | атаманима |
accusative | атамана | атамане |
vocative | атаману | атамани |
locative | атаману | атаманима |
instrumental | атаманом | атаманима |