Contionary:manjaṡ

Valtamic

Etymology

From Proto-Valtamic *måŋåź, *måŋåś, borrowed from Middle Mongol ᠮᠣᠩᠬᠣᠯ (mongqol, whence Modern Mongolian монгол) and later generalized to Muscovians. A similar development can be seen with ġulünjul, ultimately from a form of Old Norse væringi ("Varangian"). Doublet of mongol(hor).

Pronunciation

• (Standard Valtamic) IPA: /ˈmɑɲɑʂ/; [ˈmä̝ɲɐʂ]

Adjective

manjaṡ (genitive manjaṡär); type-III declension

1. Russian

Inflection

ExpandPositive declension of manjaṡ (type-III, low-harmony)
Case	Singular, Plural
Nominative	manjaṡ
Accusative	manjaṡam
Genitive	manjaṡär
Dative	manjaṡäľ
Lative	manjaṡäṅ
Locative	manjaṡä
Separative	manjaṡat
Essive	manjaṡa
Translative	manjaṡac
Privative	manjaṡadäk
Comitative	manjaṡanäk
Instrumental	manjaṡom

Derived Terms

• Manjaṡkar
• Manjaṡhar