чангыт
Russian
Etymology
The word is attested in Evenki (meaning a highwayman) and Even (meaning a legendary people, who lived at the Sea of Okhotsk before Evens).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [t͡ɕɪnˈɡɨt]
Noun
чангы́т • (čangýt) m anim (genitive чангы́та, nominative plural чангы́ты, genitive plural чангы́тов, feminine *чангы́тка)
- (dated, Siberia) highwayman (especially in Taimyr area)
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | чангы́т čangýt |
чангы́ты čangýty |
| genitive | чангы́та čangýta |
чангы́тов čangýtov |
| dative | чангы́ту čangýtu |
чангы́там čangýtam |
| accusative | чангы́та čangýta |
чангы́тов čangýtov |
| instrumental | чангы́том čangýtom |
чангы́тами čangýtami |
| prepositional | чангы́те čangýte |
чангы́тах čangýtax |
Descendants
- →? Chukchi: танӈытан (a European or Koryak person)
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