narodnostn.

Brit.

/nəˈrɒdnɒst/, U.S.

/nəˈrɑdnɑst/

Inflections: Plural narodnosti Brit.

/nəˈrɒdnəsti/, U.S.

/nəˈrɑdnəsti/, (rare) narodnosts, (irregular) unchanged.

Forms: 1900s– narodnost, 1900s– narodnost′.

Origin: A borrowing from Russian. Etymon: Russian narodnost′.

Etymology: < Russian narodnost′ nationality, essential quality of the (common) people, group of people sharing national identity (1847 or earlier) < narod (see narod n.) + -nost′ , suffix corresponding approximately in use to -ness suffix.The plural form narodnosti is after the Russian plural in the count-noun sense.

Chiefly Russian History.

In Russia and (formerly) the Soviet Union: a sense of belonging to a nation, national character or quality; the essential quality of the (common) people. Also as a count noun: a group of people sharing a national identity, but lacking some attribute or attributes essential to a people or nation (cf. narod n.). Also in extended use.

ΚΠ

1945 J. F. Normano Spirit of Russ. Econ. v. 93 The Slavophiles..were expecting the restitution of the ‘genuine Russia’. They considered the Russian narodnost to be in the old Moscow.

1960 Soviet Stud. 11 449 A substantial number of those describing themselves as Tatars..would, under the conditions of 1926, have described themselves by a local name and have ranked as separate narodnosti.

1962 K. Irvine in H. A. Junod Life of S. Afr. Tribe I. p. x In the process of social evolution, therefore, the ‘narodnost’ is seen as the half-way house between the tribe and the nation.

1967 O. Caroe Soviet Empire (ed. 2) p. xx We might say that in Stalinist jargon Scotland, Wales, or the Pathans in West Pakistan are narodnost.

1980 Christian Sci. Monitor 9 Jan. (Midwestern ed.) 17/3 Control mechanisms..have since 1932 kept union members within the fold, dictating not only ‘partiynost’ (party-mindedness) and ‘narodnost’ (devotion to the common people and patriotism) [etc.].

2000 Moscow News (Nexis) 1 Mar. After all, narodnost was one of the three mainstays of official government policy.

This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2003; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	narodnost
释义	narodnostn. Brit. /nəˈrɒdnɒst/, U.S. /nəˈrɑdnɑst/ Inflections: Plural narodnosti Brit. /nəˈrɒdnəsti/, U.S. /nəˈrɑdnəsti/, (rare) narodnosts, (irregular) unchanged. Forms: 1900s– narodnost, 1900s– narodnost′. Origin: A borrowing from Russian. Etymon: Russian narodnost′. Etymology: < Russian narodnost′ nationality, essential quality of the (common) people, group of people sharing national identity (1847 or earlier) < narod (see narod n.) + -nost′ , suffix corresponding approximately in use to -ness suffix.The plural form narodnosti is after the Russian plural in the count-noun sense. Chiefly Russian History. In Russia and (formerly) the Soviet Union: a sense of belonging to a nation, national character or quality; the essential quality of the (common) people. Also as a count noun: a group of people sharing a national identity, but lacking some attribute or attributes essential to a people or nation (cf. narod n.). Also in extended use. ΚΠ 1945 J. F. Normano Spirit of Russ. Econ. v. 93 The Slavophiles..were expecting the restitution of the ‘genuine Russia’. They considered the Russian narodnost to be in the old Moscow. 1960 Soviet Stud. 11 449 A substantial number of those describing themselves as Tatars..would, under the conditions of 1926, have described themselves by a local name and have ranked as separate narodnosti. 1962 K. Irvine in H. A. Junod Life of S. Afr. Tribe I. p. x In the process of social evolution, therefore, the ‘narodnost’ is seen as the half-way house between the tribe and the nation. 1967 O. Caroe Soviet Empire (ed. 2) p. xx We might say that in Stalinist jargon Scotland, Wales, or the Pathans in West Pakistan are narodnost. 1980 Christian Sci. Monitor 9 Jan. (Midwestern ed.) 17/3 Control mechanisms..have since 1932 kept union members within the fold, dictating not only ‘partiynost’ (party-mindedness) and ‘narodnost’ (devotion to the common people and patriotism) [etc.]. 2000 Moscow News (Nexis) 1 Mar. After all, narodnost was one of the three mainstays of official government policy. This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2003; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1945
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