n. (m.)

hímaˁk yeˁúmor ad-dubb ar-rúsi šégɛ ṭaʰ wa-šégɛ ṭaʰ tóˀo aḷ-reẓ̂ö́we ˁeʸh wa-ʸheʰ deʰ be-waḳt di-ḥaʰ ḥeb ˁážeʰ wa-ˀembóryeʰ aḷ-yeróẓ̂e díˀʸhen ḷe-bέbɛʰ aḷ-ˀeráḥan ˁaf raˀís di-yáḥkum έˀɛfo di-déḷeḳ wa-ken tóˀo déftɔm men daḷḳ ‘I’ve heard people say: “The Russian Bear did this and that.” They’re unhappy with him, but in our times even a wife and children will find fault with their father – let alone the president of a great country who rules so many people, as many in number as ants’ (CSOL III 13:5)