самовар

Bulgarian

Etymology

From Russian самова́р (samovár), literally “self-boiler”; from само́ (samó) “self” + вари́ть (varítʹ) “to boil” or “to cook”.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /səmoˈvar/

Noun

самовар • (samovár) m

tea-urn, samovar

Inflection

Inflection of самовар

	singular	plural
indefinite	самовар	самовари
definite (subject form)	самоварът	самоварите
definite (object form)	самовара	самоварите
count form	—	самовара
vocative form	самоваре	самовари

Macedonian

Etymology

From Russian самова́р (samovár), literally “self-boiler”; from само́ (samó) “self” + вари́ть (varítʹ) “to boil” or “to cook”.

Noun

самовар • (samovar) m

samovar

Russian

Самовар.

Etymology

From само- (samo-, “self-”) + a deverbal form of вари́ть (varítʹ, “to boil”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): [səmɐˈvar]
Rhymes: -ar

Noun

самова́р • (samovár) m inan (genitive самова́ра, nominative plural самова́ры, genitive plural самова́ров)

samovar (a large coal- or woodfired metal urn with a spigot for boiling water for tea)

Declension

Declension of самова́р (inan masc-form hard-stem accent-a)

	singular	plural
nominative	самова́р samovár	самова́ры samováry
genitive	самова́ра samovára	самова́ров samovárov
dative	самова́ру samováru	самова́рам samováram
accusative	самова́р samovár	самова́ры samováry
instrumental	самова́ром samovárom	самова́рами samovárami
prepositional	самова́ре samováre	самова́рах samovárax

Derived terms

самова́рчик m (samovárčik)
самова́рный (samovárnyj)
самова́ришко m (samováriško)

Descendants

Armenian: սամովար (samovar)
Bashkir: самауыр (samawïr)
Bulgarian: самова́р (samovár)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 薩摩瓦爾, 萨摩瓦尔 (sàmówǎ'ěr)
Danish: samovar
English: samovar
Georgian: სამოვარი (samovari)
Greek: σαμοβάρι (samovári)
Japanese: サモワール (samowāru)
Kazakh: самауыр (samawır)
Korean: 사모바르 (samobareu)
Kumyk: сумавар (sumavar)
Kurdish: semawer
Kyrgyz: самоор (samoor)
Macedonian: самовар (samovar)
Persian: سماور‎ (samâvar)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: самовар

Roman: samovar
Slovak: samovar
Turkish: semaver
Turkmen: semawar
Uyghur: ساماۋار‎ (samawar)
Yakut: сылабаар (sılabaar)

Serbo-Croatian

Etymology

From Russian самова́р (samovár), literally “self-boiler”; from само́ (samó) “self” + вари́ть (varítʹ) “to boil” or “to cook”.

Noun

самовар m (Latin spelling samovar)

samovar

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