Contionary:raġans

Valtamic

Etymology

From Proto-Valtamic *rlåɦånsë, an adjectivized borrowing of Proto-Slavic *Slovǫta. The word originally referred to all Slavs but narrowed to poles and (by extension) other west Slavs by the time of the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth, and then narrowed even further as words for Czechs and Slovaks entered the language.

Pronunciation

• (Standard Valtamic) IPA: /ˈrɑɦɑns/; [ˈɾɑ̝ɦʌn̥s̺]

Adjective

raġans (genitive raġanär); type-III declension

1. Polish

Inflection

Positive declension of raġans (type-III, low-harmony)
Case	Singular, Plural
Nominative	raġans
Accusative	raġanam
Genitive	raġanär
Dative	raġanäľ
Lative	raġanäṅ
Locative	raġanä
Separative	raġanat
Essive	raġana
Translative	raġanac
Privative	raġanadäk
Comitative	raġananäk
Instrumental	raġanom

Derived Terms

• Raġankar
• Raġanhar