Пап
See also: пап
Pannonian Rusyn
Etymology
Borrowed from Hungarian Pap, from pap (“priest”). Cognate with Slovak Pap. Doublet of папа (papa).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [ˈpap]
- Rhymes: -ap
- Hyphenation: Пап
Proper noun
Пап (Pap) m pers
- a surname from Hungarian or originating as an occupation, feminine equivalent Папова (Papova)
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | Пап (Pap) | Папово / Папове (Papovo / Papove) |
| genitive | Папа (Papa) | Папових / Папох (Papovix / Papox) |
| dative | Папови (Papovi) | Паповим / Папом (Papovim / Papom) |
| accusative | Папа (Papa) | Папових / Папох (Papovix / Papox) |
| instrumental | Папом (Papom) | Паповима / Папами (Papovima / Papami) |
| locative | Папови (Papovi) | Папових / Папох (Papovix / Papox) |
| vocative | Пап (Pap) | Папово / Папове (Papovo / Papove) |
Related terms
proper nouns
- Папандриш m pers (Papandriš)
- Папгаргаї m pers (Papharhaji)
- Папданко m pers (Papdanko)
- Папданчо m pers (Papdančo)
- Папдюрань m pers (Papdjuranʹ)
- Папдюрдес m pers (Papdjurdes)
- Паплацко (Paplacko)
- Папянко m pers (Papjanko)