Надь

Pannonian Rusyn

Etymology

Borrowed from Hungarian Nagy.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ˈnac]
  • Rhymes: -ac
  • Hyphenation: Надь

Proper noun

Надь (Nadʹ) m pers

  1. a surname from Hungarian, feminine equivalent Надьова (Nadʹova)
    • 2024 January 31, Ан. Медєши, “Керестур достанє нового лїкара [Kerestur will get a new doctor]”, in Руске Слово‎[1]:
      Информация же потерашня, длугорочна дохторка общей пракси др Златана Надь, здобула условиє за одход до пензиї медзи жителями Руского Керестура нєдавно виволала забриґованосц чи валал будзе мац стаємного лїкара.
      Informacija že poterašnja, dluhoročna doxtorka obščej praksi dr Zlatana Nadʹ, zdobula uslovije za odxod do penziji medzi žiteljami Ruskoho Kerestura njedavno vivolala zabrigovanosc či valal budze mac stajemnoho ljikara.
      The information that the former, long-term general practitioner Dr. Zlatana Nagy has met the conditions for retirement recently raised concern among the residents of Ruski Kerestur about whether the village will have a regular doctor.

Usage notes

Declension

Declension of Надь
singular plural
nominative Надь (Nadʹ) Надьове (Nadʹove)
genitive Надя (Nadja) Надьох (Nadʹox)
dative Надьови (Nadʹovi) Надьом (Nadʹom)
accusative Надя (Nadja) Надьох (Nadʹox)
instrumental Надьом (Nadʹom) Надями (Nadjami)
locative Надьови (Nadʹovi) Надьох (Nadʹox)
vocative Надь (Nadʹ) Надьове (Nadʹove)
proper nouns

References

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