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ат АТ -ать аʼт а̄т аът ят Appendix:Variations of "at" Belarusian Suffix be suffix -ate Derived terms be Bulgarian Etymology 1 bg noun :inh sla-pro:*-atъ + 1 Suffix bg suffix Suffix used to form adjectives from nouns, meaning "having X". Etymology 2 bg -ate :bor la:-ātus + 1 Suffix bg suffix -ate Derived terms bg Macedonian Suffix mk suffix -ate Derived terms mk Russian Suffix ru suffix -ate Derived terms ru Serbo-Croatian Etymology sh de -at, first from direct loanwords, and later becoming productive on its own. Suffix Used on nominal and verbal stems of loanwords, rarely of native words, to build nouns of various meanings. Denoting a person. sh адрѐса → sh адрѐса̄т sh у̑нија → sh унѝјат sh А̑зија → sh Азѝјат sh Мѝја → sh Мѝјат sh делега́ција → sh делѐга̄т sh кандиди́рати → sh кандѝда̄т Denoting a room, building or field. sh дѐка̄н → sh дека̀на̄т sh еко̀ном → sh еконо̀ма̄т sh ка̀лӣф → sh калѝфа̄т sh конзул → sh конзу̀ла̄т sh ма̀рша̄л → sh маршалат sh про̀тектор → sh протекто̀ра̄т sh ре̏ктор → sh ректо̀ра̄т Denoting an honor or service. sh до̏ктор → sh докто̀ра̄т sh ђа̏кон → sh ђако̀на̄т sh ле̏ктор → sh лекто̀ра̄т sh па̀тро̄н → sh патро̀на̄т sh на̀дбискуп → sh надбиску̀па̄т Denoting collectivity. sh ѐпископ → sh еписко̀па̄т sh ла̀ик → sh лаѝка̄т sh па̀трӣцӣј → sh патрицѝја̄т Denoting things. sh бикарбо́на → sh бикарбо̀на̄т sh јод → sh јо̀да̄т sh сепарирати → sh сепа̀ра̄т Denoting abstract notions. sh цити́рати → sh цѝта̄т sh дикти́рати → sh дѝкта̄т sh хѝсто̄рија → sh хисторѝја̄т Derived terms sh References 358 Ukrainian Etymology 1 uk :bor la:-ātus + 1 Suffix uk suffix m en -ate Etymologies 4 and 5 Declension -а́т<> Etymology 2 From uk de -at, first from direct loanwords, and later becoming productive on its own. Suffix uk suffix m en -ee Etymology 1, en -ate Etymologies 3, 4 Declension -а́т<pr> Etymology 3 Suffix uk suffix form uk -атий m short form Suffix uk suffix form n-anml uk -а́<id:neuter t-stem> Etymology 4 gen//acc p Derived terms uk