Definition of ataman in English:

ataman

nounPlural atamansˈatəmanˈädəmän

A Cossack leader.
Example sentencesExamples
- From the outset, the Japanese cultivated Semenoff and like-minded Cossacks, and lavish gifts and money found their way to Chita and to strongholds of other atamans in eastern Siberia.
- Each Cossack force had its own ataman and there was an ataman of all Cossack forces who, from 1827, was the heir to the imperial throne.
- After the defeat at Simbirsk, some other atamans betrayed Razin and gave him up to the authorities.
- The collection contains studies by government officials, scholars, and Cossack movement leaders (atamans).
- Apart from these more organized armies, armed gangs of bandits under their own leaders (atamans) join the fighting.
- Their high command - the atamans - arrived in ostentatious foreign cars.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Russian.

Definition of ataman in US English:

ataman

nounˈädəmän

A Cossack leader.
See also hetman
Example sentencesExamples
- Each Cossack force had its own ataman and there was an ataman of all Cossack forces who, from 1827, was the heir to the imperial throne.
- Apart from these more organized armies, armed gangs of bandits under their own leaders (atamans) join the fighting.
- Their high command - the atamans - arrived in ostentatious foreign cars.
- From the outset, the Japanese cultivated Semenoff and like-minded Cossacks, and lavish gifts and money found their way to Chita and to strongholds of other atamans in eastern Siberia.
- The collection contains studies by government officials, scholars, and Cossack movement leaders (atamans).
- After the defeat at Simbirsk, some other atamans betrayed Razin and gave him up to the authorities.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Russian.

单词	ataman
释义	Definition of ataman in English: ataman nounPlural atamansˈatəmanˈädəmän A Cossack leader. Example sentencesExamples From the outset, the Japanese cultivated Semenoff and like-minded Cossacks, and lavish gifts and money found their way to Chita and to strongholds of other atamans in eastern Siberia. Each Cossack force had its own ataman and there was an ataman of all Cossack forces who, from 1827, was the heir to the imperial throne. After the defeat at Simbirsk, some other atamans betrayed Razin and gave him up to the authorities. The collection contains studies by government officials, scholars, and Cossack movement leaders (atamans). Apart from these more organized armies, armed gangs of bandits under their own leaders (atamans) join the fighting. Their high command - the atamans - arrived in ostentatious foreign cars. Origin Mid 19th century: from Russian. Definition of ataman in US English: ataman nounˈädəmän A Cossack leader. See also hetman Example sentencesExamples Each Cossack force had its own ataman and there was an ataman of all Cossack forces who, from 1827, was the heir to the imperial throne. Apart from these more organized armies, armed gangs of bandits under their own leaders (atamans) join the fighting. Their high command - the atamans - arrived in ostentatious foreign cars. From the outset, the Japanese cultivated Semenoff and like-minded Cossacks, and lavish gifts and money found their way to Chita and to strongholds of other atamans in eastern Siberia. The collection contains studies by government officials, scholars, and Cossack movement leaders (atamans). After the defeat at Simbirsk, some other atamans betrayed Razin and gave him up to the authorities. Origin Mid 19th century: from Russian.
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