аманат

Russian

Etymology

Ultimately from Arabic أَمَانَة‎ (ʾamāna, “surety”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): [ɐmɐˈnat]

Noun

амана́т • (amanát) m anim (genitive амана́та, nominative plural амана́ты, genitive plural амана́тов)

(historical, rare) amanaty, Native American hostages taken by Russian colonists.

Declension

Declension of амана́т (anim masc-form hard-stem accent-a)

	singular	plural
nominative	амана́т amanát	амана́ты amanáty
genitive	амана́та amanáta	амана́тов amanátov
dative	амана́ту amanátu	амана́там amanátam
accusative	амана́та amanáta	амана́тов amanátov
instrumental	амана́том amanátom	амана́тами amanátami
prepositional	амана́те amanáte	амана́тах amanátax

See also

зало́жник (zalóžnik, “hostage”)

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