старовер
Russian
Etymology
From ста́рый (stáryj, “old”) + -о- (-o-) + -вер (-ver), combining form of ве́ра (véra, “faith”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [stərɐˈvʲer]
Noun
старове́р • (starovér) m anim (genitive старове́ра, nominative plural старове́ры, genitive plural старове́ров, feminine старове́рка)
- (religion) Old Believer
- Synonym: старообря́дец (staroobrjádec)
- (figurative, ironic) traditionalist
- (paganism, neologism) a follower of Russian neopaganism
- Synonym: роднове́р (rodnovér)
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | старове́р starovér |
старове́ры starovéry |
| genitive | старове́ра starovéra |
старове́ров starovérov |
| dative | старове́ру starovéru |
старове́рам starovéram |
| accusative | старове́ра starovéra |
старове́ров starovérov |
| instrumental | старове́ром starovérom |
старове́рами starovérami |
| prepositional | старове́ре starovére |
старове́рах starovérax |
Related terms
- старове́рка f (starovérka), старове́рец m (starovérec) (dated); старове́рие n (starovérije), старове́рство n (starovérstvo) (dated)
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