Definition of Mansi in English:

Mansi

adjective ˈmansi

Of or relating to an Ugrian people of western Siberia, formerly called Vogul or their language.

noun ˈmansi

1A member of the Mansi people.
2Their language, forming with Khanty the Ob-Ugrian language group.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Latham (1812–1888), ethnologist and philologist. From Russian mansi (indeclinable; formerly also in plural forms man′si, manzy) from Mansi mańś, mańśi, mänči, self-designation, lit. ‘man, humanity’; cognate with Magyar adjective.

Definition of Mansi in US English:

Mansi

adjectiveˈmansi

Of or relating to an Ugrian people of western Siberia, formerly called Vogul or their language.

nounˈmansi

1A member of the Mansi people.
2Their language, forming with Khanty the Ob-Ugrian language group.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Latham (1812–1888), ethnologist and philologist. From Russian mansi (indeclinable; formerly also in plural forms man′si, manzy) from Mansi mańś, mańśi, mänči, self-designation, lit. ‘man, humanity’; cognate with Magyar [adjective].

词汇	Mansi
释义	Definition of Mansi in English: Mansi adjective ˈmansi Of or relating to an Ugrian people of western Siberia, formerly called Vogul or their language. noun ˈmansi 1A member of the Mansi people. 2Their language, forming with Khanty the Ob-Ugrian language group. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Latham (1812–1888), ethnologist and philologist. From Russian mansi (indeclinable; formerly also in plural forms man′si, manzy) from Mansi mańś, mańśi, mänči, self-designation, lit. ‘man, humanity’; cognate with Magyar adjective. Definition of Mansi in US English: Mansi adjectiveˈmansi Of or relating to an Ugrian people of western Siberia, formerly called Vogul or their language. nounˈmansi 1A member of the Mansi people. 2Their language, forming with Khanty the Ob-Ugrian language group. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Latham (1812–1888), ethnologist and philologist. From Russian mansi (indeclinable; formerly also in plural forms man′si, manzy) from Mansi mańś, mańśi, mänči, self-designation, lit. ‘man, humanity’; cognate with Magyar [adjective].
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