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ов Appendix:Variations of "ov" Bulgarian Etymology bg of :inh cu:-овъ<ety:inh<sla-pro:*-ovъ>> 1 2 Pronunciation -о́в Suffix bg suffix adjective-forming suffixes m of, belonging to; creates possessive adjectives. bg ябълка ябълков an apple apple (adj.) bg право правов law legal, pertaining to law bg бук буков oak of oak, oaken bg еж ежов hedgehog hedgehog's ’s, -son, -s (possessive suffix) bg Петров Peter’s, Peters, Peterson bg Петров кон Peter’s horse Derived terms bg Related terms bg -ев Macedonian Pronunciation ов Etymology 1 mk sla-pro *-ovъ. Suffix mk suffix adjective-forming suffixes Appended to nouns to create adjectives. mk бука буков mk јастреб јастребов mk јачмен јачменов mk орев оревов ’s, -son, -s (possessive suffix). mk Петров Peter’s, Peters, Peterson mk Петров коњ Peter’s horse Related terms mk -ев Etymology 2 From enclitic mk овој this, from mk sla-pro *ovъ. Suffix mk suffix the definite article "the" in its proximate form, male gender. mk Јади го лебов Eat the bread (here); Eat this bread mk Твојов маж е пијан! This husband of yours is drunk! See also Appendix:Macedonian articles mk articles Pannonian Rusyn Etymology rsk :inh zlw-osk:-ov<ety:inh<sla-pro:*-ovъ>> 2 1 Cognates include cs -ův and sk -ov. Pronunciation rsk ɔw 1 rsk ов Suffix rsk suffix adjective-forming suffixes rsk -ови: appended to nouns to form relational adjectives: -y, -al, etc. rsk highly productive suffix forms possessive adjectives: -'s rsk -ин f rsk rare rsk -ова: forms male surnames/honorifics (usually) when the first name is omitted rsk Джуджар Джуджаров rsk Кочиш Кочишов rsk Малацко Малацков rsk in the plural forms plural forms of male surnames Usage notes Only rsk -ови is used to form adjectives denoting colour. As concerns forming possessive adjectives, this term is the preferred suffix, even for most feminine nouns (which use some variation of -in in other Slavic languages); compare rsk задруґов with sh задругин//zadrugin. This suffix is so productive, that it in fact displaces some Old Slovak forms in -in, such as rsk мамков displacing zlw-osk mamkin. While rsk -ови in the nominative plural is vanishingly rare in general regardless of adjective type, rsk -ово is the only correct nominative plural form for possessive adjectives. Unlike rsk -ова, the male surname honorific is most often used in oblique forms rather than the nominative form, e.g. rsk Янкови Малацковому to Janko Malacko. See usage notes of rsk Сабадош for use in forming plural forms of male surnames. Like with rsk -о-, there does not exist a "soft" form rsk -ев. Declension 1 oe Derived terms rsk Anagrams rsk во во Russian Etymology 1 ru :inh orv:-овъ<ety:inh<sla-pro:*-ovъ>> + ru orv -овъ, from ru sla-pro *-ovъ. Suffix ru suffix Forms possessive adjectives ru дед grandfather де́дов grandfather's Forms patronymic surnames ru Ива́н Ivan Ивано́в ru Пётр Peter Петро́в ru Па́вел Paul Па́влов ru кузне́ц blacksmith Кузнецо́в Usage notes Other than with hard-stem masculine nouns, ru -ин occurs. Declension -ов short Related terms ru 0 -ов -ова -ово -овы -ев~-ёв -ева~-ёва -ево~-ёво -евы~-ёвы -ьев~-ьёв -ьева~-ьёва -ьево~-ьёво -ьевы~-ьёвы Descendants kpv ов 1 uk -ов 1 See also ru -ын Etymology 2 From old u-stems, where ru orv - -овъ was a combination of the final syllable of the stem and the genitive plural desinence orv -ъ. Suffix ru suffix Genitive plural desinence of most hard-stem masculine nouns Usage notes With soft stems, ru -ей usually occurs instead. Serbo-Croatian Suffix Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting an animal or to form a pejorative. Suffix appended to words to create a possessive form of masculine nouns. Tajik Etymology tg :bor ru:-ов + 1 Pronunciation Suffix tg suffix feminine -ова Forms patronymic surnames tg Камол Камолов tg Муҳаммад Муҳаммадов tg Раҳим Раҳимов Ukrainian Pronunciation ов uk ɔu̯ 1 Etymology 1 uk rus :bor ru:-ов ++ 1 uk -ів. Suffix uk suffix m m-pr feminine -ова Ukrainian equivalents: -єнко//-енко or -щук//-чук or -юк//-ук Forms Russian patronymic surnames, as well as placenames uk Іва́н Ivan Івано́в Ivanov uk Петро́ Peter Петро́в Petrov uk Павло́ Paul Па́влов Pavlov uk коваль blacksmith Ковальо́в Kovalev / Kovalyov / Kovaliov Usage notes Other than with hard-stem masculine nouns, uk -ї́н occurs Declension -о́в<+.surname.pr> Derived terms uk Related terms uk 0 -ов~-єв -ова~-єва -ово~-єво -ови~-єви -ьов~-йов -ьова~-йова -ьово~-йово -ьови~-йови -ьєв~-ьйов -ьєва~-ьйова -ьєво~-ьйово -ьєви~-ьйови See also uk -ин Etymology 2 Suffix uk suffix form n uk -́во gen p