ротан
Russian
Etymology
рот (rot, “mouth”) + -а́н (-án, augmentative suffix) by its voracious appearance and behaviour.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [rɐˈtan]
Noun
рота́н • (rotán) m anim (genitive рота́на, nominative plural рота́ны, genitive plural рота́нов)
- Amur sleeper (Perccottus glenii)
- Synonym: голове́шка (golovéška)
- (rare, derogatory) belly-god, a term of abuse for someone who eats a great quantity of food in one sitting
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | рота́н rotán |
рота́ны rotány |
| genitive | рота́на rotána |
рота́нов rotánov |
| dative | рота́ну rotánu |
рота́нам rotánam |
| accusative | рота́на rotána |
рота́нов rotánov |
| instrumental | рота́ном rotánom |
рота́нами rotánami |
| prepositional | рота́не rotáne |
рота́нах rotánax |
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