-ьскъ
Appearance
Old Church Slavonic
[edit]Alternative forms
[edit]- -ⱐⱄⰽⱏ (-ĭskŭ) — Glagolitic
Etymology
[edit]From Proto-Slavic *-ьskъ. Akin to Latvian -isks, Lithuanian -iškas, Proto-Germanic *-iskaz, Latin -iscus, Ancient Greek -ίσκος (-ískos).
Suffix
[edit]-ьскъ • (-ĭskŭ)
Declension
[edit]Short declension of -ьскъ (hard o/a stem)
singular | dual | plural | |||||||
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masculine | neuter | feminine | masculine | neuter | feminine | masculine | neuter | feminine | |
nominative | -ьскъ -ĭskŭ |
-ьско -ĭsko |
-ьска -ĭska |
-ьска -ĭska |
-ьсчѣ -ĭsčě |
-ьсчи -ĭsči |
-ьска -ĭska |
-ьскꙑ -ĭsky | |
genitive | -ьска -ĭska |
-ьскꙑ -ĭsky |
-ьскоу -ĭsku |
-ьскоу -ĭsku |
-ьскъ -ĭskŭ |
-ьскъ -ĭskŭ | |||
dative | -ьскоу -ĭsku |
-ьсчѣ -ĭsčě |
-ьскома -ĭskoma |
-ьскама -ĭskama |
-ьскомъ -ĭskomŭ |
-ьскамъ -ĭskamŭ | |||
accusative | -ьскъ -ĭskŭ |
-ьско -ĭsko |
-ьскѫ -ĭskǫ |
-ьска -ĭska |
-ьсчѣ -ĭsčě |
-ьскꙑ -ĭsky |
-ьска -ĭska |
-ьскꙑ -ĭsky | |
instrumental | -ьскомь -ĭskomĭ |
-ьскѭ -ĭskjǫ |
-ьскома -ĭskoma |
-ьскама -ĭskama |
-ьскꙑ -ĭsky |
-ьсками -ĭskami | |||
locative | -ьсчѣ -ĭsčě |
-ьсчѣ -ĭsčě |
-ьскоу -ĭsku |
-ьскоу -ĭsku |
-ьсчѣхъ -ĭsčěxŭ |
-ьскахъ -ĭskaxŭ | |||
vocative | -ьскъ -ĭskŭ |
-ьско -ĭsko |
-ьска -ĭska |
-ьска -ĭska |
-ьсчѣ -ĭsčě |
-ьсчи -ĭsči |
-ьска -ĭska |
-ьскꙑ -ĭsky |
Long declension of -ьскъ (hard o/a stem)
singular | dual | plural | |||||||
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masculine | neuter | feminine | masculine | neuter | feminine | masculine | neuter | feminine | |
nominative | -ьскꙑи -ĭskyi |
-ьскоѥ -ĭskoje |
-ьскаꙗ -ĭskaja |
-ьскаꙗ -ĭskaja |
-ьсчѣи -ĭsčěi |
-ьсчии -ĭsčii |
-ьскаꙗ -ĭskaja |
-ьскꙑѩ -ĭskyję | |
genitive | -ьскаѥго -ĭskajego |
-ьскꙑѩ -ĭskyję |
-ьскоую -ĭskuju |
-ьскоую -ĭskuju |
-ьскꙑихъ -ĭskyixŭ |
-ьскꙑихъ -ĭskyixŭ | |||
dative | -ьскоуѥмоу -ĭskujemu |
-ьсчѣи -ĭsčěi |
-ьскꙑима -ĭskyima |
-ьскꙑима -ĭskyima |
-ьскꙑимъ -ĭskyimŭ |
-ьскꙑимъ -ĭskyimŭ | |||
accusative | -ьскꙑи -ĭskyi |
-ьскоѥ -ĭskoje |
-ьскѫѭ -ĭskǫjǫ |
-ьскаꙗ -ĭskaja |
-ьсчѣи -ĭsčěi |
-ьскꙑѩ -ĭskyję |
-ьскаꙗ -ĭskaja |
-ьскꙑѩ -ĭskyję | |
instrumental | -ьскꙑимь -ĭskyimĭ |
-ьскѭ -ĭskjǫ |
-ьскꙑима -ĭskyima |
-ьскꙑима -ĭskyima |
-ьскꙑими -ĭskyimi |
-ьскꙑими -ĭskyimi | |||
locative | -ьсчѣѥмь -ĭsčějemĭ |
-ьсчѣи -ĭsčěi |
-ьскоую -ĭskuju |
-ьскоую -ĭskuju |
-ьскꙑихъ -ĭskyixŭ |
-ьскꙑихъ -ĭskyixŭ | |||
vocative | -ьскꙑи -ĭskyi |
-ьскоѥ -ĭskoje |
-ьскаꙗ -ĭskaja |
-ьскаꙗ -ĭskaja |
-ьсчѣи -ĭsčěi |
-ьсчии -ĭsčii |
-ьскаꙗ -ĭskaja |
-ьскꙑѩ -ĭskyję |
Derived terms
[edit]References
[edit]- Franz Miklosich (1876) Vergleichende Grammatik der slavischen Sprachen[1], volume 2, pages 278-280