Yeltsin

English

Etymology

Transliteration of Russian Е́льцин (Jélʹcin).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈjeltsɪn/

Proper noun

Yeltsin

1. A transliteration of a Russian surname.

   Boris Yeltsin; Russian president, 1991–1999.

Derived terms

• Yeltsinism

Translations

Russian surname

• Arabic: يِلْتْسِين (yiltsīn), يِلْتْسِين (yeltsin)
• Armenian: Ելցին (Elcʻin)
• Belarusian: Е́льцын m (Jélʹcyn)
• Bulgarian: Е́лцин (Élcin)
• Catalan: Ieltsin
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 葉利欽／叶利钦 (zh) (Yèlìqīn), 叶利钦 (zh) (Yèlìqīn)

• Czech: Jelcin
• Danish: Jeltsin
• Faroese: Jeltsin
• Finnish: Jeltsin (fi)
• French: Eltsine
• Georgian: ელცინი (elcini)
• German: Jelzin
• Hindi: येल्तसिन (yeltasin)
• Japanese: エリツィン (Eritsin), エリチン (Erichin), イェリツィン (Yeritsin)
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• Korean: 옐친 (Yelchin)
• Latvian: Jeļcins m
• Lithuanian: Jelcinas m
• Macedonian: Е́лцин (Élcin)
• Mongolian: Ельцин (Jelʹcin)
• Polish: Jelcyn
• Portuguese: Yeltsin
• Russian: Е́льцин (ru) m (Jélʹcin)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Јељцин

  Roman: Jeljcin

• Slovak: Jeľcin
• Slovene: Jelcin
• Spanish: Yeltsin
• Ukrainian: Є́льцин m (Jélʹcyn)

Anagrams

• Tilneys, Tinsley, in style, instyle, tinleys