kaplan

kaplan

See also: Kaplan and kapłan

Czech

Noun

kaplan m

1. chaplain

Further reading

• kaplan in Příruční slovník jazyka českého, 1935–1957
• kaplan in Slovník spisovného jazyka českého, 1960–1971, 1989

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Estonian

Etymology

Borrowed from Medieval Latin, from Late Latin cappellānus.

Noun

kaplan (genitive kaplani, partitive kaplanit)

1. chaplain

Declension

Inflection of kaplan (ÕS type 2/õpik, no gradation)

	singular	plural
nominative	kaplan	kaplanid
accusative	kaplani	kaplanid
genitive	kaplani	kaplanite
partitive	kaplanit	kaplaneid
illative	kaplanisse	kaplanitesse kaplaneisse
inessive	kaplanis	kaplanites kaplaneis
elative	kaplanist	kaplanitest kaplaneist
allative	kaplanile	kaplanitele kaplaneile
adessive	kaplanil	kaplanitel kaplaneil
ablative	kaplanilt	kaplanitelt kaplaneilt
translative	kaplaniks	kaplaniteks kaplaneiks
terminative	kaplanini	kaplaniteni
essive	kaplanina	kaplanitena
abessive	kaplanita	kaplaniteta
comitative	kaplaniga	kaplanitega

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Turkish

kaplan

Etymology

From Old Turkic kaplan, equivalent to kap (“to snatch, seize, catch”) + -lan (“suffix denoting a wild, predatory animal”). Compare aslan (“lion”), yılan (“snake”), sırtlan (“hyena”).

Noun

kaplan (definite accusative kaplanı, plural kaplanlar)

1. (zoology) tiger

Declension

Inflection
Nominative	kaplan
Definite accusative	kaplanı
	Singular	Plural
Nominative	kaplan	kaplanlar
Definite accusative	kaplanı	kaplanları
Dative	kaplana	kaplanlara
Locative	kaplanda	kaplanlarda
Ablative	kaplandan	kaplanlardan
Genitive	kaplanın	kaplanların
Possessive forms Singular Plural 1st singular kaplanım kaplanlarım 2nd singular kaplanın kaplanların 3rd singular kaplanı kaplanları 1st plural kaplanımız kaplanlarımız 2nd plural kaplanınız kaplanlarınız 3rd plural kaplanları kaplanları