Definition of Ruthene in English:

Ruthene

(also Ruten)

noun rʊˈθiːn

1A native or inhabitant of the south-western part of the East Slavonic-speaking region, including Ukraine, Belarus, and Galicia; now only = Rusyn.
2The language of Ukraine; now only = Rusyn.

adjective rʊˈθiːn

Of or relating to Ukraine or Ukrainian, inhabiting or native to Ukraine; now only = Rusyn.

Origin

Mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin Rutheni (plural) the East Slavs (often used as an equivalent of Russiani), or specifically the East Slavonic-speaking population of the lands centring on Galich and Kiev, probably showing a transfer (of uncertain motivation) of classical Latin Rutēnī, a tribe in southern Gaul, mentioned by Cicero, Caesar, and Lucan; compare -ene.

Definition of Ruthene in US English:

Ruthene

(also Ruten)

nounrʊˈθiːn

1A native or inhabitant of the south-western part of the East Slavonic-speaking region, including Ukraine, Belarus, and Galicia; now only = Rusyn.
2The language of Ukraine; now only = Rusyn.

adjectiverʊˈθiːn

Of or relating to Ukraine or Ukrainian, inhabiting or native to Ukraine; now only = Rusyn.

Origin

Mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin Rutheni (plural) the East Slavs (often used as an equivalent of Russiani), or specifically the East Slavonic-speaking population of the lands centring on Galich and Kiev, probably showing a transfer (of uncertain motivation) of classical Latin Rutēnī, a tribe in southern Gaul, mentioned by Cicero, Caesar, and Lucan; compare -ene.

单词	Ruthene
释义	Definition of Ruthene in English: Ruthene (also Ruten) noun rʊˈθiːn 1A native or inhabitant of the south-western part of the East Slavonic-speaking region, including Ukraine, Belarus, and Galicia; now only = Rusyn. 2The language of Ukraine; now only = Rusyn. adjective rʊˈθiːn Of or relating to Ukraine or Ukrainian, inhabiting or native to Ukraine; now only = Rusyn. Origin Mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin Rutheni (plural) the East Slavs (often used as an equivalent of Russiani), or specifically the East Slavonic-speaking population of the lands centring on Galich and Kiev, probably showing a transfer (of uncertain motivation) of classical Latin Rutēnī, a tribe in southern Gaul, mentioned by Cicero, Caesar, and Lucan; compare -ene. Definition of Ruthene in US English: Ruthene (also Ruten) nounrʊˈθiːn 1A native or inhabitant of the south-western part of the East Slavonic-speaking region, including Ukraine, Belarus, and Galicia; now only = Rusyn. 2The language of Ukraine; now only = Rusyn. adjectiverʊˈθiːn Of or relating to Ukraine or Ukrainian, inhabiting or native to Ukraine; now only = Rusyn. Origin Mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin Rutheni (plural) the East Slavs (often used as an equivalent of Russiani), or specifically the East Slavonic-speaking population of the lands centring on Galich and Kiev, probably showing a transfer (of uncertain motivation) of classical Latin Rutēnī, a tribe in southern Gaul, mentioned by Cicero, Caesar, and Lucan; compare -ene.
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