tsarist

See also: Tsarist

English

Alternative forms

• czarist, tzarist

Etymology

From tsar +‎ -ist.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈ(t)sɑːɹɪst/, /ˈzɑːɹɪst/

Noun

tsarist (plural tsarists)

1. One who supports a tsar.

Translations

one who supports a tsar

• Belarusian: цары́ст m (carýst), цары́стка f (carýstka)
• Catalan: tsarista m or f
• Finnish: tsaristi
• French: tsariste (fr) m or f
• German: Zarist m, Zaristin (de) f
• Indonesian: tsaris
• Russian: сторо́нник цари́зма m (storónnik carízma), сторо́нница цари́зма f (storónnica carízma), цари́ст (ru) m (caríst), цари́стка f (carístka)
• Ukrainian: цари́ст (uk) m (carýst), цари́стка f (carýstka)

Adjective

tsarist (not comparable)

1. expressing support for a tsar
2. from the time of the tsar in Russia
3. autocratic

Translations

expressing support for a tsar

• Belarusian: цары́сцкі (carýscki)
• Catalan: tsarista n
• Finnish: tsaristinen
• French: tsariste (fr)
• German: zaristisch (de)
• Latvian: carisks, cara
• Russian: цари́стский (ru) (carístskij)
• Ukrainian: цари́стський (uk) (carýstsʹkyj)

from the time of the tsar

• Arabic: قَيْصَرِيّ (qayṣariyy)
• Belarusian: ца́рскі (cárski)
• Bulgarian: ца́рски (bg) (cárski)
• Catalan: tsarista n
• Czech: carský (cs)
• Finnish: tsaarinaikainen (fi)
• French: tsariste (fr), tsarien (fr)
• German: Zaren- (de), zaristisch (de)
• Hungarian: cári (hu)
• Latvian: carisks, cara
• Macedonian: царски (carski)
• Polish: carski (pl)
• Russian: ца́рский (ru) (cárskij)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: ца̑рскӣ

  Roman: cȃrskī (sh)

• Slovak: cársky
• Slovene: carski
• Ukrainian: ца́рський (uk) (cársʹkyj)
• Yakut: ыраахтааҕылаах (ıraaqtaağılaaq)

Anagrams

• Straits, artists, atrists, straits