Definition
As an adjective: relating to a czar or czarism; as a noun: a person who supports or practices czarism or absolute rule.
Etymology
Formed from czar with the English suffix -ist, which creates both adjectives and nouns referring to people who practice or believe in something. Common in Russian revolutionary history and political discourse.
Kelly Says
The suffix -ist is incredibly productive in English—we use it to build everything from pianist to capitalist to Buddhist—and czarist gained particular importance in 19th-century history when revolutionaries explicitly opposed czarist rule, making the word central to discussions of political change.
Translations
CACatalà
czarist
tsa-rist
CSČeština
carista
kar-i-sta
DADansk
tsarist
tsair-ist
DEDeutsch
Zarist
tsa-rist
ELΕλληνικά
καθεστώς του τσάρου
kafesto tou tsaro
ESEspañol
czarist
tsair-ist
FISuomi
tsarist
tsair-ist
FRFrançais
tsariste
tsa-ri-st
HUMagyar
cáriszta
char-iszta
IDBahasa Indonesia
czarist
tsa-rist
ITItaliano
czarist
tsa-rist
JA日本語
ツァーリスト
tsaa-ri-suto
KMKM
រាជរដ្ឋ
ro-a-ch-ro-dth
MRMR
चक्रवर्ती
cha-kra-var-tee
MSBahasa Melayu
czarist
tsa-rist
NLNederlands
tsarist
tsair-ist
NONorsk
tsarist
tsair-ist
PLPolski
czarnożycie
czarno-zhy-tsee
PTPortuguês
czarist
tsa-rist
SVSvenska
tsarist
tsair-ist
SWKiswahili
uchaguzi
oo-cha-goo-zee
TEతెలుగు
చక్రవర్తి
chak-kra-varti
THไทย
จักรพรรดิ
chak-krap-phon
VITiếng Việt
chuyên chế
che-do-chuyen-che
ZH中文
沙皇主义者
shā huáng zhǔyì zhě
ZUZU
ukuthula
oo-koo-thoo-la