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Containing ruthenium
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Topics: chemistry, geography, geology, mineralogy, natural-sciences, physical-sciences
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Of or related to Ruthenia.
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Any of various languages historically spoken in Ruthenia; also known as Old Ukrainian, Old Belarusian and Rusian, any Old East Slavic descendant, which is different from Russian, Great Russian or "East Russian"
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A native or inhabitant of Ruthenia; a Ukrainian, a Belarusian, usually in a historical context.
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From ruthenium + -ian.
From Ruthenia + -an.
Across languages
Translations
42 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Belarusian:
заходнеру́скі
(zaxodnjerúski)
— of or related to Ruthenia
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Belarusian:
рутэ́нскі
(ruténski)
— of or related to Ruthenia
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Catalan:
rutè
— of or related to Ruthenia
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French:
ruthènien
— of or related to Ruthenia
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German:
ruthenisch
— of or related to Ruthenia
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Italian:
ruteno
— of or related to Ruthenia
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Church Slavic:
западьнорусьскъ
(zapadĭnorusĭskŭ)
— of or related to Ruthenia
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Polish:
rusiński
— of or related to Ruthenia
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Polish:
ruski
— of or related to Ruthenia
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Polish:
ruteński
— of or related to Ruthenia
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Russian:
западнору́сский
(zapadnorússkij)
— of or related to Ruthenia
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Russian:
руте́нский
(ruténskij)
— of or related to Ruthenia
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Spanish:
ruteno
— of or related to Ruthenia
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Ukrainian:
західнору́ський
(zaxidnorúsʹkyj)
— of or related to Ruthenia
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Ukrainian:
руте́нський
(ruténsʹkyj)
— of or related to Ruthenia
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Belarusian:
заходнеру́скі
(zaxodnjerúski)
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic in Ruthenia
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Belarusian:
рутэ́нскі
(ruténski)
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic in Ruthenia
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French:
ruthènien
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic in Ruthenia
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German:
Ruthenisch
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic in Ruthenia
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Church Slavic:
западьнорусьскъ
(zapadĭnorusĭskŭ)
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic in Ruthenia
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Polish:
język ruski
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic in Ruthenia
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Russian:
западнору́сский
(zapadnorússkij)
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic in Ruthenia
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Russian:
руте́нский
(ruténskij)
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic in Ruthenia
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Ukrainian:
західнору́ський
(zaxidnorúsʹkyj)
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic in Ruthenia
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Ukrainian:
руте́нський
(ruténsʹkyj)
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic in Ruthenia
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Belarusian:
старабелару́скі
(starabjelarúski)
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic, specifically in Belarus
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Belarusian:
старажытнабелару́скі
(staražytnabjelarúski)
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic, specifically in Belarus
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Polish:
język starobiałoruski
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic, specifically in Belarus
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Russian:
древнебелору́сский
(drevnebelorússkij)
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic, specifically in Belarus
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Ukrainian:
давньобілору́ський
(davnʹobilorúsʹkyj)
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic, specifically in Belarus
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Belarusian:
стараўкраі́нскі
(starawkraínski)
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic, specifically in Ukraine
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Belarusian:
старажытнаўкраі́нскі
(staražytnawkraínski)
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic, specifically in Ukraine
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Polish:
język staroukraiński
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic, specifically in Ukraine
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Russian:
древнеукраи́нский
(drevneukraínskij)
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic, specifically in Ukraine
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Ukrainian:
давньоукраї́нський
(davnʹoukrajínsʹkyj)
— historical descendant of Old East Slavic, specifically in Ukraine
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Catalan:
rutè
— person from the Rus people
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Pannonian Rusyn:
Руснак
(Rusnak)
— person from the Rus people
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Pannonian Rusyn:
Рускиня
(Ruskinja)
— person from the Rus people
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Polish:
Rusin
— person from the Rus people
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Polish:
Rusinka
— person from the Rus people
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Polish:
Rusin
— Ruthenian person from the Grand Duchy of Lithuania
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Polish:
Rusinka
— Ruthenian person from the Grand Duchy of Lithuania
