-ин

ин ін Appendix:Variations of "in" Bulgarian Etymology bg suffix :inh cu:-инъ<ety:inh<sla-pro:*-inъ>> 1 2 Noun bg suffix noun m feminine -инка or -ка neuter -инче or -че suffix forming singulative nouns, e.g. a person from a group; or, appended to some kinds of nouns to change the form but not its meaning bg Ту́рция ту́рчин bg акра́н акра́нин bg бъ́лгар бъ́лгарин bg го́спод госпо́дин Declension -ин</pl:и/ind:ин/def_sub:инът/def_obj:ина/count:ина[used for inanimate nouns]/voc:ине:ино:ин> Derived terms bg Adjective bg suffix adjectival -ine, 's; suffix with possessive or belonging meaning bg ба́ба ба́бин Declension -ин<!/ind_m_sg:ин/ind_f_sg:ина/ind_n_sg:ино/ind_pl:ини/def_pl:ините/def_f_sg:ината/def_n_sg:иното/def_sub_m_sg:иният/def_obj_m_sg:иния> Derived terms bg -ин (adjectival) Suffix bg suffix -ин Forms surnames: bg Мара Mara Марин bg Ласка cannon Ласкин bg Рада Радин bg Куна Кунин Macedonian Etymology mk sla-pro *-inъ. Pronunciation ин Suffix mk suffix adjective-forming suffixes Appended to nouns to create possessive adjectives. mk баба бабин mk дедо дедин mk кучка кучкин mk пчела пчелин mk смоква смоквин Derived terms mk See also mk -ев, mk -ов, mk -ји Mongolian ᠊ᠢᠨ -ин Etymology mn Pronunciation Suffix nounf attributive suffixes Marks the attributive form of a noun in the hidden-n declension after a stem ending in the consonant mn ж, mn ч, mn ш or mn щ. Alternative forms mn -н stems ending in a vowel mn -ан stems ending in other consonants Russian Alternative forms ru -ын after ru ц Etymology ru :inh orv:-инъ<ety:inh<sla-pro:*-inъ>> ru orv -инъ, from ru sla-pro *-inъ. Pronunciation -ин y when unstressed -ын -ин when unstressed, after the hushing consonants ru ш ж ч щ -и́н y when stressed -ы́н -и́н when stressed, after the hushing consonants ru ш ж ч щ ru LL-Q7737 (rus)-Lvova--ин.wav Saint Petersburg Suffix ru suffix -ин -и́н -'s possessive suffix ru Илья́ Ilya, Elias -и́н Ильи́н Ilya's, Elias's ru Лу́ка Luke Лу́кин Luke's ru Лу́кин день St. Luke's Day ru Ники́та Nikita, Victor Ники́тин Nikita's, Victor's ru Са́ша Sasha Са́шин Sasha's ru дя́дя uncle дя́дин uncle's ru жена́ wife же́нин wife's ru сестра́ sister се́стрин sister's Forms surnames ru Фома́ Thomas Фоми́н ru пу́шка cannon Пу́шкин ru гага́ра loon Гага́рин ru Са́вва Sabbas Са́ввин Usage notes The suffix is usually unstressed even when added to ending-stressed nouns; compare ru же́нин from ru жена́. (But not always, cf. ru Ильи́н from ru Илья́.) Declension -ин,-и́н mixed Possessive -ин,-и́н short Possessive (older) -ин,-и́н proper Used in names Derived terms ru See also ru -ев, ru -ёв, ru -ов Tajik Etymology tg fa-cls ـِین. Suffix tg suffix Persian spelling ـین suffix which forms adjectives of material or quality; -en Ukrainian Alternative forms uk -їн after iotated vowels Pronunciation Etymology 1 uk suf :inh orv:-инъ<ety:inh<sla-pro:*-inъ<id:suffix>>> 1 ++ Suffix uk suffix -ин m variant -їн feminine -ина 'masculine stem-ending' equivalent -ів added to feminine nouns to form possessive adjectives, akin to English -'s uk ті́тка ті́тчин aunt aunt's uk сестра́ се́стрин sister sister's uk ма́тір ма́терин mother mother's uk Тетя́на Тетя́нин Tetiana Tetiana's uk соба́ка соба́чин m dog dog's uk Ілля́ Ілли́н m Illia, Elijah Illia's, Elijah's Usage notes Note that, although certain animal and personal nouns such as uk соба́ка or uk Ілля́ are treated as masculine, they are grammatically feminine and thus take the -ин suffix rather than the masculine uk -ів. Declension -́ин<> Derived terms uk See also uk -ів, uk -їв, uk -єв, uk -ьов Etymology 2 Suffix uk suffix form -ин f uk -ина gen p