зырянин

Russian

Etymology

Of disputed origin, perhaps named for a small tribe of Komis who met the Russians, possibly related to the Uralic origin of Khanty сӑран (săran, “Komi”).[1]

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [zɨˈrʲænʲɪn]

Noun

зыря́нин • (zyrjánin) m anim (genitive зыря́нина, nominative plural зыря́не, genitive plural зыря́н, relational adjective зыря́нский)

  1. (dated) Komi (person)

Declension
Declension of зыря́нин (anim masc-form hard-stem accent-a) 
singular plural
nominative зыря́нин
zyrjánin		 зыря́не
zyrjáne
genitive зыря́нина
zyrjánina		 зыря́н
zyrján
dative зыря́нину
zyrjáninu		 зыря́нам
zyrjánam
accusative зыря́нина
zyrjánina		 зыря́н
zyrján
instrumental зыря́нином
zyrjáninom		 зыря́нами
zyrjánami
prepositional зыря́нине
zyrjánine		 зыря́нах
zyrjánax

Derived terms
  • зыря́нка (zyrjánka)

References
  1. Туркин, А. И. (1995). "Происхождение названий коми народа" [Turkin, Adolf. The origin of the names for Komi people]. Linguistica Uralica (in Russian). XXXI (1): 17–28
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