варнак
Russian
Etymology
Probably from Chuvash вӑрла (vărla, “to steal”)
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [vɐrˈnak]
Noun
варна́к • (varnák) m anim (genitive варна́ка, nominative plural варна́ки, genitive plural варна́ков)
- (dialectal) a criminal person, a highwayman
- (dialectal, archaic) an escaped deportee from a penal colony (usually escaped from a penal colony in Siberia to some village also in Siberia or Manchuria)
Declension
Declension of варна́к (anim masc-form velar-stem accent-a)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | варна́к varnák | варна́ки varnáki |
| genitive | варна́ка varnáka | варна́ков varnákov |
| dative | варна́ку varnáku | варна́кам varnákam |
| accusative | варна́ка varnáka | варна́ков varnákov |
| instrumental | варна́ком varnákom | варна́ками varnákami |
| prepositional | варна́ке varnáke | варна́ках varnákax |
See also
- бандит (bandit)
- вор (vor)
- разбойник (razbojnik)