оператор

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Kazakh

Alternative scripts
Arabic وپەراتور
Cyrillic оператор
Latin operator

Etymology

Borrowed from Russian опера́тор (operátor), from Latin operator.

Noun

оператор (operator)

  1. (mathematics) operator

Declension

Declension of оператор
singular plural
nominative оператор (operator) операторлар (operatorlar)
genitive оператордың (operatordyñ) операторлардың (operatorlardyñ)
dative операторға (operatorğa) операторларға (operatorlarğa)
accusative операторды (operatordy) операторларды (operatorlardy)
locative операторда (operatorda) операторларда (operatorlarda)
ablative оператордан (operatordan) операторлардан (operatorlardan)
instrumental оператормен (operatormen) операторлармен (operatorlarmen)

Macedonian

Pronunciation

Noun

опера́тор (operátorm (plural опера́тори, feminine опера́торка, relational adjective опера́торски)

  1. (obsolete) surgeon (doctor who performs surgery)
    Synonym: хирург (hirurg)
  2. operator, operative
  3. machine-man, mechanic
  4. (mathematics) functional, operator

Declension

Declension of оператор
singular plural
indefinite оператор (operator) оператори (operatori)
definite unspecified операторот (operatorot) операторите (operatorite)
definite proximal операторов (operatorov) операториве (operatorive)
definite distal операторон (operatoron) операторине (operatorine)
vocative операторе (operatore) оператори (operatori)
count form оператора (operatora)

Russian

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Noun

опера́тор (operátorm anim (genitive опера́тора, nominative plural опера́торы, genitive plural опера́торов)

  1. operator, operative
  2. machine-man, mechanic
  3. cameraman
  4. (obsolete) surgeon
  5. (mathematics) functional, operator

Declension

Descendants

  • Kazakh: оператор (operator)

Serbo-Croatian

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /opěraːtor/
  • Hyphenation: о‧пе‧ра‧тор

Noun

опѐра̄тор m (Latin spelling opèrātor)

  1. (mathematics) operator

Declension

Declension of оператор
singular plural
nominative оператор оператори
genitive оператора оператора
dative оператору операторима
accusative оператор операторе
vocative операторе оператори
locative оператору операторима
instrumental оператором операторима

Ukrainian

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Etymology

Borrowed from Latin operātor.

Pronunciation

Noun

опера́тор (operátorm pers or m inan (genitive опера́тора, nominative plural опера́тори, genitive plural опера́торів, feminine опера́торка, relational adjective опера́торський)

  1. (personal or inanimate) operator (a person or organization that operates a device, system, service, etc)
  2. (personal) operator (a telecommunications facilitator whose job is to connect or otherwise assist callers)
  3. (personal) camera operator
  4. (personal, obsolete) surgeon
    Synonym: хіру́рг m (xirúrh)
  5. (inanimate, mathematics) operator (a function or other mapping that carries values defined on a domain into another value or set of values in a defined range)
  6. (inanimate, programming) operator (a symbol that represents a construct in a programming language and differs from a normal function in its syntax)

Declension

Declension of опера́тор
(pers/inan hard masc-form accent-a)
singular plural
nominative опера́тор
operátor
опера́тори
operátory
genitive опера́тора
operátora
опера́торів
operátoriv
dative опера́торові, опера́тору
operátorovi, operátoru
опера́торам
operátoram
accusative опера́тора1, опера́тор2
operátora1, operátor2
опера́торів1, опера́тори2
operátoriv1, operátory2
instrumental опера́тором
operátorom
опера́торами
operátoramy
locative опера́торові, опера́торі
operátorovi, operátori
опера́торах
operátorax
vocative опера́торе
operátore
опера́тори
operátory

1Personal.
2Inanimate.

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