ярусский

Russian

Etymology

я (ja) +‎ ру́сский (rússkij), literally meaning "I am a Russian". Popularised to mock ultranationalists wearing this motto on their shirts as a slogan. Also influenced by a song composed by the Russian nationalist singer Shaman that was mocked as an Internet meme.

Noun

яру́сский • (jarússkij) m anim or m inan (genitive яру́сского, nominative plural яру́сские, genitive plural яру́сских)

  1. (slang, humorous, derogatory) a Russian ultranationalist.

Declension

Declension of яру́сский (bian masc-form velar-stem accent-a adj) 
singular plural
nominative яру́сский
jarússkij 		яру́сские
jarússkije
genitive яру́сского
jarússkovo 		яру́сских
jarússkix
dative яру́сскому
jarússkomu 		яру́сским
jarússkim
accusative animate яру́сского
jarússkovo 		яру́сских
jarússkix
inanimate яру́сский
jarússkij 		яру́сские
jarússkije
instrumental яру́сским
jarússkim 		яру́сскими
jarússkimi
prepositional яру́сском
jarússkom 		яру́сских
jarússkix

See also

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