бунтарь

Russian

Etymology

бунт (bunt) +‎ -а́рь (-árʹ)

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [bʊnˈtarʲ]

Noun

бунта́рь • (buntárʹ) m anim (genitive бунтаря́, nominative plural бунтари́, genitive plural бунтаре́й, feminine бунта́рка)

  1. provocateur, someone who "rebels" against prevailing tastes, archetypes, or rules
  2. (historical) anarchistic rebel of the 1870s and 1880s in Imperial Russia

Declension

Declension of бунта́рь (anim masc-form soft-stem accent-b) 
singular plural
nominative бунта́рь
buntárʹ 		бунтари́
buntarí
genitive бунтаря́
buntarjá 		бунтаре́й
buntaréj
dative бунтарю́
buntarjú 		бунтаря́м
buntarjám
accusative бунтаря́
buntarjá 		бунтаре́й
buntaréj
instrumental бунтарём
buntarjóm 		бунтаря́ми
buntarjámi
prepositional бунтаре́
buntaré 		бунтаря́х
buntarjáx
Pre-reform declension of бунта́рь (anim masc-form soft-stem accent-b) 
singular plural
nominative бунта́рь
buntárʹ 		бунтари́
buntarí
genitive бунтаря́
buntarjá 		бунтаре́й
buntaréj
dative бунтарю́
buntarjú 		бунтаря́мъ
buntarjám
accusative бунтаря́
buntarjá 		бунтаре́й
buntaréj
instrumental бунтарёмъ
buntarjóm 		бунтаря́ми
buntarjámi
prepositional бунтарѣ́
buntarě́ 		бунтаря́хъ
buntarjáx
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