польскъ

Old Church Slavonic

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *poľьskъ.

Adjective

пол҄ьскъ • (polʹĭskŭ)

  1. (relational) field
    • 11th century, Retko, Codex Suprasliensis (in Old Cyrillic), page 169, line 4:
      паулъ нѣкꙿто пол҄ьскꙑи҆ ратаи҆

Declension

Short declension of польскъ (hard o/a stem)
singular dual plural
masculine neuter feminine masculine neuter feminine masculine neuter feminine
nominative пол҄ьскъ
polʹĭskŭ 		пол҄ьско
polʹĭsko 		пол҄ьска
polʹĭska 		пол҄ьска
polʹĭska 		пол҄ьскѣ
polʹĭskě 		пол҄ьски
polʹĭski 		пол҄ьска
polʹĭska 		пол҄ьскꙑ
polʹĭsky
genitive пол҄ьска
polʹĭska 		пол҄ьскꙑ
polʹĭsky 		пол҄ьскоу
polʹĭsku 		пол҄ьскоу
polʹĭsku 		пол҄ьскъ
polʹĭskŭ 		пол҄ьскъ
polʹĭskŭ
dative пол҄ьскоу
polʹĭsku 		пол҄ьскѣ
polʹĭskě 		пол҄ьскома
polʹĭskoma 		пол҄ьскама
polʹĭskama 		пол҄ьскомъ
polʹĭskomŭ 		пол҄ьскамъ
polʹĭskamŭ
accusative пол҄ьскъ
polʹĭskŭ 		пол҄ьско
polʹĭsko 		пол҄ьскѫ
polʹĭskǫ 		пол҄ьска
polʹĭska 		пол҄ьскѣ
polʹĭskě 		пол҄ьскꙑ
polʹĭsky 		пол҄ьска
polʹĭska 		пол҄ьскꙑ
polʹĭsky
instrumental пол҄ьскомь
polʹĭskomĭ 		пол҄ьскѭ
polʹĭskjǫ 		пол҄ьскома
polʹĭskoma 		пол҄ьскама
polʹĭskama 		пол҄ьскꙑ
polʹĭsky 		пол҄ьсками
polʹĭskami
locative пол҄ьскѣ
polʹĭskě 		пол҄ьскѣ
polʹĭskě 		пол҄ьскоу
polʹĭsku 		пол҄ьскоу
polʹĭsku 		пол҄ьскѣхъ
polʹĭskěxŭ 		пол҄ьскахъ
polʹĭskaxŭ
vocative пол҄ьскъ
polʹĭskŭ 		пол҄ьско
polʹĭsko 		пол҄ьска
polʹĭska 		пол҄ьска
polʹĭska 		пол҄ьскѣ
polʹĭskě 		пол҄ьски
polʹĭski 		пол҄ьска
polʹĭska 		пол҄ьскꙑ
polʹĭsky
Long declension of польскъ (hard o/a stem)
singular dual plural
masculine neuter feminine masculine neuter feminine masculine neuter feminine
nominative пол҄ьскꙑи
polʹĭskyi 		пол҄ьскоѥ
polʹĭskoje 		пол҄ьскаꙗ
polʹĭskaja 		пол҄ьскаꙗ
polʹĭskaja 		пол҄ьскѣи
polʹĭskěi 		пол҄ьскии
polʹĭskii 		пол҄ьскаꙗ
polʹĭskaja 		пол҄ьскꙑѩ
polʹĭskyję
genitive пол҄ьскаѥго
polʹĭskajego 		пол҄ьскꙑѩ
polʹĭskyję 		пол҄ьскоую
polʹĭskuju 		пол҄ьскоую
polʹĭskuju 		пол҄ьскꙑихъ
polʹĭskyixŭ 		пол҄ьскꙑихъ
polʹĭskyixŭ
dative пол҄ьскоуѥмоу
polʹĭskujemu 		пол҄ьскѣи
polʹĭskěi 		пол҄ьскꙑима
polʹĭskyima 		пол҄ьскꙑима
polʹĭskyima 		пол҄ьскꙑимъ
polʹĭskyimŭ 		пол҄ьскꙑимъ
polʹĭskyimŭ
accusative пол҄ьскꙑи
polʹĭskyi 		пол҄ьскоѥ
polʹĭskoje 		пол҄ьскѫѭ
polʹĭskǫjǫ 		пол҄ьскаꙗ
polʹĭskaja 		пол҄ьскѣи
polʹĭskěi 		пол҄ьскꙑѩ
polʹĭskyję 		пол҄ьскаꙗ
polʹĭskaja 		пол҄ьскꙑѩ
polʹĭskyję
instrumental пол҄ьскꙑимь
polʹĭskyimĭ 		пол҄ьскѭ
polʹĭskjǫ 		пол҄ьскꙑима
polʹĭskyima 		пол҄ьскꙑима
polʹĭskyima 		пол҄ьскꙑими
polʹĭskyimi 		пол҄ьскꙑими
polʹĭskyimi
locative пол҄ьскѣѥмь
polʹĭskějemĭ 		пол҄ьскѣи
polʹĭskěi 		пол҄ьскоую
polʹĭskuju 		пол҄ьскоую
polʹĭskuju 		пол҄ьскꙑихъ
polʹĭskyixŭ 		пол҄ьскꙑихъ
polʹĭskyixŭ
vocative пол҄ьскꙑи
polʹĭskyi 		пол҄ьскоѥ
polʹĭskoje 		пол҄ьскаꙗ
polʹĭskaja 		пол҄ьскаꙗ
polʹĭskaja 		пол҄ьскѣи
polʹĭskěi 		пол҄ьскии
polʹĭskii 		пол҄ьскаꙗ
polʹĭskaja 		пол҄ьскꙑѩ
polʹĭskyję

Descendants

  • Bulgarian: по́лски (pólski)
  • Macedonian: полски (polski)

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