любо

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Old Church Slavonic

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Conjunction

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любо (ljubo)

  1. or
    • 1581, Ostrog Bible, Luke 12.38, 2 Samuel 2:21:
      и аще прїидетъ въ вторꙋю стражꙋ, любо въ третїю стражꙋ прїидетъ […]
      i ašte priidetŭ vŭ vtoruju stražu, ljubo vŭ tretiju stražu priidetŭ […]
      And if he shall come in the second watch, or come in the third watch […]
      И҆ рече е҆мꙋ а҆вени́ръ. ꙋ҆клони́сѧ т̂ы лю́бо де́снымъ лю́бо шюим̑ […]
      I҆ reče e҆mu a҆venírŭ. u҆klonísę t̂y ljúbo désnymŭ ljúbo šjuim̑ […]
      And Abner said to him, Turn thee aside to thy right hand or to thy left […]
  2. either
    • from the Homily against the Bogumils, 318-321:
      въпроси любо варъвара любо невѣждѫ любо и самого того диꙗвола къто ѥстъ творьць вьсѣмъ видимꙑимъ и невидимꙑимъ
      vŭprosi ljubo varŭvara ljubo nevěždǫ ljubo i samogo togo dijavola kŭto jestŭ tvorĭcĭ vĭsěmŭ vidimyimŭ i nevidimyimŭ
      Ask anyone you like, a barbarian, someone ignorant, ask the devil himself who is the creator of everything visible and invisible

Russian

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Etymology

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лю́бый (ljúbyj) +‎ (-o)

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Adverb

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лю́бо (ljúbo)

  1. (colloquial, folkloric) nicely, beautifully; prettily; pleasantly; well; correctly

Ukrainian

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Etymology

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лю́бий (ljúbyj) +‎ (-o)

Pronunciation

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Adverb

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лю́бо (ljúbo)

  1. nicely, beautifully; prettily; pleasantly; well
    Synonyms: га́рно (hárno), приє́мно (pryjémno)

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