дворяни́н
- 1.
nobleman
Examples
Пожаловавший дворянину землю царь вскоре умер.
The tsar who had granted the nobleman the land died soon afterward.
Онемечивавшиеся дворяне постепенно забывали родной язык.
The nobles who were gradually becoming Germanized were slowly forgetting their native language.
Офранцузивший свою речь дворянин раздражал деревенских соседей.
The nobleman who had Frenchified his speech irritated his rural neighbors.
Дворянам вручили жалованную грамоту от царя.
The noblemen were presented with a charter granted by the tsar.
Барствовавший всю жизнь дворянин быстро разорился.
The nobleman, who had lived like a lord all his life, quickly went bankrupt.
Простолюдины платили налоги, а дворяне нет.
Commoners paid taxes, while the nobility did not.
Его дед был мелкопоместным дворянином.
His grandfather was a minor landowning nobleman.
Declension
⚠️ Stress change.
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nom.nominative | дворяни́н | дворя́не |
| gen.genitive | дворяни́на | дворя́н |
| dat.dative | дворяни́ну | дворя́нам |
| acc.accusative | дворяни́на | дворя́н |
| inst.instrumental | дворяни́ном | дворя́нами |
| prep.prepositional | дворяни́не | дворя́нах |
Word familyдворяни́нPRO
- дворяни́нnobleman
- дворя́нкаnoblewoman
- дворя́нскийnoble (adj)
- дворя́нствоnobility; The class of secular landowners which constituted the dominant privileged exploitative class in feudal society and partly retained its hereditary privileges under capitalism
- дворянско-поме́щичийof the landed nobility
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