Калашников
See also: калашников
Russian
Etymology
The name literally means "belonging to (son of) the 'kalach-man'", where калач (kalách) is the Russian word for a specific type of twisted white bread. In former times kalach meant any kind of white bread, and came from a Tatar word meaning "to be hungry"; before modern methods of grinding wheat came into use, white bread was classed as a type of fancy bread.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [kɐˈlaʂnʲɪkəf]
Proper noun
Кала́шников • (Kalášnikov) m anim (genitive Кала́шникова, nominative plural Кала́шниковы, genitive plural Кала́шниковых, feminine Кала́шникова)
- A surname: Kalashnikov
Declension
Declension of Кала́шников (surname)
masculine | feminine | plural | ||
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nominative | Кала́шников Kalášnikov |
Кала́шникова Kalášnikova |
Кала́шниковы Kalášnikovy | |
genitive | Кала́шникова Kalášnikova |
Кала́шниковой Kalášnikovoj |
Кала́шниковых Kalášnikovyx | |
dative | Кала́шникову Kalášnikovu |
Кала́шниковой Kalášnikovoj |
Кала́шниковым Kalášnikovym | |
accusative | Кала́шникова Kalášnikova |
Кала́шникову Kalášnikovu |
Кала́шниковых Kalášnikovyx | |
instrumental | Кала́шниковым Kalášnikovym |
Кала́шниковой, Кала́шниковою1 Kalášnikovoj, Kalášnikovoju1 |
Кала́шниковыми Kalášnikovymi | |
prepositional | Кала́шникове Kalášnikove |
Кала́шниковой Kalášnikovoj |
Кала́шниковых Kalášnikovyx |
1 Rare.
Derived terms
- автома́т Кала́шникова (avtomát Kalášnikova)
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