Leninist

English

Etymology

Lenin +‎ -ist

Adjective

Leninist (comparative more Leninist, superlative most Leninist)

Of or relating to Vladimir Lenin (Russian: Влади́мир Ильи́ч Ле́нин), a Russian revolutionary and politician.
Of or relating to Leninism.

Synonyms

(of or pertaining to Lenin): Leninian

Translations

of or relating to Lenin

Catalan: leninista n
Chinese:
Mandarin: 列寧的 (zh), 列宁的 (zh) (Lièníng de)
Danish: leninistisk
Dutch: leninistisch (nl)
Finnish: leniniläinen
French: léniniste (fr)

German: leninistisch (de)
Polish: leninowski (pl)
Portuguese: leninista
Romanian: leninist (ro) m, leninistă (ro) f
Russian: ле́нинский (ru) (léninskij)
Swedish: leninistisk (sv), leninsk

of or relating to Leninism

Catalan: leninista n
Chinese:
Mandarin: 列寧主義的 (zh), 列宁主义的 (zh) (Lièníngzhǔyì de)
Danish: leninist c
Dutch: leninistisch (nl)
Finnish: leninisti, leniniläinen

Portuguese: leninista
Romanian: leninist (ro)
Russian: ле́нинский (ru) (léninskij)
Swedish: leninistisk (sv)
Yiddish: לעניניסטיש‎ (leninistish)

Noun

Leninist (plural Leninists)

A person who follows or supports Lenin or the philosophy of Leninism.

Translations

an adherent of Lenin or Leninism

Arabic: لِينِينِيّ‎ m (līniniyy)
Armenian: լենինական (leninakan)
Catalan: leninista m, f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 列寧主義者, 列宁主义者 (lièníngzhǔyìzhě)
Dutch: leninist m
French: Léniniste m, f
Georgian: ლენინელი (lenineli)
German: Leninist m, Leninistin f

Hungarian: leninista
Japanese: レーニン主義者 (Rēnin shugisha)
Khmer: ជនលេនីននិយម (chʊən lenin niyum)
Portuguese: leninista m, f
Russian: ле́нинец (ru) m (léninec), ленини́ст (ru) m (leniníst), ленини́стка f (leninístka)
Spanish: leninista (es) m, f
Swedish: leninist (sv) c
Turkish: Leninci (tr)
Yiddish: לעניניסט‎ m (leninist)

Derived terms

Marxist-Leninist

Related terms

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