люцьи

Old Novgorodian

Etymology

By surface analysis, *лютe (*ljute, “fierce, cruel”) +‎ -ии (-ii), from Proto-Slavic *ľutъ. First attested in c. 1340‒1360.

Pronunciation

  • Hyphenation: лю‧цьи

Adjective

люцьи • (ljucʹĭi)[1]

  1. (hapax legomenon) comparative degree of *лютe (*ljute, “fierce, cruel”): fiercer, cruelest

Declension

Short declension of люцьи (comparative)
singular dual plural
masculine neuter feminine masculine neuter feminine masculine neuter feminine
nominative люцьи
ljucʹĭi 		люцѥ
ljucʹje 		люцьши
ljucʹĭši 		люцьша
ljucʹĭša 		люцьши
ljucʹĭši 		люцьше
ljucʹĭše 		люцьша
ljucʹĭša 		люцьшѣ
ljucʹĭšě
genitive люцьша
ljucʹĭša 		люцьшѣ
ljucʹĭšě 		люцьшоу
ljucʹĭšu 		люцьшь
ljucʹĭšĭ
dative люцьшоу
ljucʹĭšu 		люцьши
ljucʹĭši 		люцьшема
ljucʹĭšema 		люцьшама
ljucʹĭšama 		люцьшемъ
ljucʹĭšemŭ 		люцьшамъ
ljucʹĭšamŭ
accusative люцьшь
ljucʹĭšĭ 		люцѥ
ljucʹje 		люцьшѫ
ljucʹĭšǫ 		люцьша
ljucʹĭša 		люцьши
ljucʹĭši 		люцьшѣ
ljucʹĭšě 		люцьша
ljucʹĭša 		люцьшѣ
ljucʹĭšě
instrumental люцьшемь
ljucʹĭšemĭ 		люцьшеѭ
ljucʹĭšejǫ 		люцьшема
ljucʹĭšema 		люцьшама
ljucʹĭšama 		люцьши
ljucʹĭši 		люцьшами
ljucʹĭšami
locative люцьши
ljucʹĭši 		люцьши
ljucʹĭši 		люцьшоу
ljucʹĭšu 		люцьшихъ
ljucʹĭšixŭ 		люцьшахъ
ljucʹĭšaxŭ
vocative люцьшоу
ljucʹĭšu 		люцьше
ljucʹĭše 		люцьше
ljucʹĭše 		люцьша
ljucʹĭša 		люцьши
ljucʹĭši 		люцьши
ljucʹĭši 		люцьша
ljucʹĭša 		люцьшѣ
ljucʹĭšě
Long declension of люцьи (comparative)
singular dual plural
masculine neuter feminine masculine neuter feminine masculine neuter feminine
nominative люцьи
ljucʹĭi 		люцьшеѥ
ljucʹĭšeje 		люцьшиꙗ
ljucʹĭšija 		люцьшаꙗ
ljucʹĭšaja 		люцьшии
ljucʹĭšii 		люцьшеи
ljucʹĭšei 		люцьшаꙗ
ljucʹĭšaja 		люцьшѣѣ
ljucʹĭšějě
genitive люцьшаго
ljucʹĭšago 		люцьшѣѣ
ljucʹĭšějě 		люцьшоую
ljucʹĭšuju 		люцьшихъ
ljucʹĭšixŭ
dative люцьшоумоу
ljucʹĭšumu 		люцьшии
ljucʹĭšii 		люцьшима
ljucʹĭšima 		люцьшима
ljucʹĭšima 		люцьшимъ
ljucʹĭšimŭ 		люцьшимъ
ljucʹĭšimŭ
accusative люцьшьи
ljucʹĭšĭi 		люцьшеѥ
ljucʹĭšeje 		люцьшѫѭ
ljucʹĭšǫjǫ 		люцьшаꙗ
ljucʹĭšaja 		люцьшии
ljucʹĭšii 		люцьшѣѣ
ljucʹĭšějě 		люцьшаꙗ
ljucʹĭšaja 		люцьшѣѣ
ljucʹĭšějě
instrumental люцьшимь
ljucʹĭšimĭ 		люцьшѫѭ
ljucʹĭšǫjǫ 		люцьшима
ljucʹĭšima 		люцьшима
ljucʹĭšima 		люцьшими
ljucʹĭšimi 		люцьшими
ljucʹĭšimi
locative люцьшемь
ljucʹĭšemĭ 		люцьшии
ljucʹĭšii 		люцьшоую
ljucʹĭšuju 		люцьшихъ
ljucʹĭšixŭ 		люцьшихъ
ljucʹĭšixŭ
vocative люцьшьи
ljucʹĭšĭi 		люцьшеѥ
ljucʹĭšeje 		люцьшаꙗ
ljucʹĭšaja 		люцьшаꙗ
ljucʹĭšaja 		люцьшии
ljucʹĭšii 		люцьшии
ljucʹĭšii 		люцьшаꙗ
ljucʹĭšaja 		люцьшѣѣ
ljucʹĭšějě
nouns
  • *люте m (*ljute, “fierce, cruel”)
proper nouns
  • Люте m (Ljute) (first name)

References

  1. ^ Zaliznyak, Andrey (2004), Древненовгородский диалект [Old Novgorod dialect]‎[1] (in Russian), 2nd edition, Moscow: LRC Publishing House, →ISBN, page 757

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