Perun

perun English Etymology Most likely borrowed from en ru Перу́н. Ultimately from en sla-pro *Perunъ. Proper noun The highest god in the pantheon of Slavic mythology, the god of thunder and lightning. Translations Slavic god of thunder Belarusian: be Пярун m Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 霹隆 Pīlóng, cmn 佩倫 Pèilún Czech: cs Perun m French: fr Péroun German: de Perun Greek: el Περούν m Japanese: ja ペルーン Perūn Korean: ko 페룬 Macedonian: mk Перун m Old Church Slavonic: cu Пєроунъ m Polish: pl Perun, pl Piorun Portuguese: pt Perun Russian: ru Перу́н m-s Serbo-Croatian: sh Перун m-s Slovak: sk Perún m, sk Parom Spanish: es Perún Ukrainian: uk Перу́н m Further reading Anagrams en enpru prune unrep en Slavic deities Finnish Proper noun fi proper noun form fi Peru gen s Anagrams fi enpru puren repun Polish pl: Etymology pl :inh sla-pro:*Perunъ + 1 Pronunciation Proper noun m-pr pl Slavic mythology en Perun highest god in the pantheon of Slavic mythology, the god of thunder and lightning Declension <m.pr.sg> Further reading pl Slavic deities Serbo-Croatian Etymology Ultimately from sh sla-pro *Perunъ. Pronunciation Pȅrun sh Pe run Proper noun Pȅrun m-an en Perun Declension Pȅrun Pȅruna Perunu Peruna Pȅrune Perunu Perunom sh Slavic deities