маразматик

Russian

Etymology

From мара́зм (marázm, “senility, idiocy”) +‎ -ик (-ik, “-ic, -ist”), but on an extended stem маразмат- (marazmat-), as if derived from an Ancient Greek *μάρασμα, *μαρασματ- (*márasma, *marasmat-) – extant in Early Modern Greek μάρασμα (márasma) – whereas the true etymon is the Ancient Greek μαρασμός, μαρασμ- (marasmós, marasm-).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [mərɐzˈmatʲɪk]
  • Rhymes: -atʲɪk

Noun

маразма́тик • (marazmátik) m anim (genitive маразма́тика, nominative plural маразма́тики, genitive plural маразма́тиков)

  1. (medicine) a senile dement
  2. (figuratively) a marasmatic (an obtuse person who performs and permits behaviours devoid of logic or reason)

Declension
Declension of маразма́тик (anim masc-form velar-stem accent-a) 
singular plural
nominative маразма́тик
marazmátik		 маразма́тики
marazmátiki
genitive маразма́тика
marazmátika		 маразма́тиков
marazmátikov
dative маразма́тику
marazmátiku		 маразма́тикам
marazmátikam
accusative маразма́тика
marazmátika		 маразма́тиков
marazmátikov
instrumental маразма́тиком
marazmátikom		 маразма́тиками
marazmátikami
prepositional маразма́тике
marazmátike		 маразма́тиках
marazmátikax

Descendants
  • → English: marasmatic
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