==Belarusian==
{{wikipedia|lang=be}}

===Etymology===
From {{der|be|it|abbate}}, from {{der|be|la|abbas||father}}, from {{der|be|grc|ἀββᾶς}}, from {{der|be|arc|אבא||father|tr=’abbā|sc=Hebr}}.

===Pronunciation===
* {{be-IPA|аба́т}}

===Noun===
{{be-noun|аба́т<pr>}}

# [[abbot]]

====Declension====
{{be-ndecl|аба́т<pr>}}

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==Bulgarian==

===Noun===
{{bg-noun|аба́т|m}}

# {{lb|bg|rare}} [[abbot]]

====Declension====
{{bg-ndecl|аба́т<(h)>}}

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==Bulgarian==

===Pronunciation===
* {{bg-IPA|аба́т}}

===Noun===
{{head|bg|noun form|head=аба́т}}

# {{inflection of|bg|аба́т||indef|s}}

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==Chechen==

===Noun===
{{ce-noun||cd}}

# [[alphabet]]
# abc-book
# primer, [[book]] to [[learn]] a [[language]]

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==Ukrainian==

===Pronunciation===
* {{uk-IPA|аба́т}}

===Noun===
{{uk-noun|аба́т<pr>}}

# [[abbot]] {{gloss|superior or head of an abbey or monastery}}

====Declension====
{{uk-ndecl|аба́т<pr>}}

===References===
* {{R:uk:SUM-11}}