славянофил

Russian

Etymology

славя́не (slavjáne, “the Slavs”) +‎ -фил (-fil, “-phile”), used since early 19th century.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [sləvʲɪnɐˈfʲil]

Noun

славянофи́л • (slavjanofíl) m anim (genitive славянофи́ла, nominative plural славянофи́лы, genitive plural славянофи́лов, feminine славянофи́лка)

  1. Slavophile

Declension
Declension of славянофи́л (anim masc-form hard-stem accent-a) 
singular plural
nominative славянофи́л
slavjanofíl		 славянофи́лы
slavjanofíly
genitive славянофи́ла
slavjanofíla		 славянофи́лов
slavjanofílov
dative славянофи́лу
slavjanofílu		 славянофи́лам
slavjanofílam
accusative славянофи́ла
slavjanofíla		 славянофи́лов
slavjanofílov
instrumental славянофи́лом
slavjanofílom		 славянофи́лами
slavjanofílami
prepositional славянофи́ле
slavjanofíle		 славянофи́лах
slavjanofílax

Synonyms
  • славянолю́б (slavjanoljúb)

Antonyms
  • славянофо́б (slavjanofób)

Derived terms

See also
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