рошлїна

Pannonian Rusyn

Etymology

Inherited from Old Slovak rostlina, with the -стл- (-stl-)-шл- (-šl-) shift akin to that of the formation of Polish rosły and subsequently roślina, as well as Belarusian расьлі́на (ralína). Cognates include Czech rostlina, Carpathian Rusyn ростлина (rostlyna) and Slovak rastlina.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [rɔʃˈʎina]
  • Rhymes: -ina
  • Hyphenation: рош‧лї‧на

Noun

рошлїна (rošljinaf (diminutive рошлїнка, related adjective рошлїнов or рошлїнски)

  1. plant
    водова рошлїнаvodova rošljinawater plant, hydrophyte
  2. (in the plural) vegetation

Declension

Declension of рошлїна
singular plural
nominative рошлїна (rošljina) рошлїни (rošljini)
genitive рошлїни (rošljini) рошлїнох (rošljinox)
dative рошлїни (rošljini) рошлїном (rošljinom)
accusative рошлїну (rošljinu) рошлїни (rošljini)
instrumental рошлїну (rošljinu) рошлїнами (rošljinami)
locative рошлїни (rošljini) рошлїнох (rošljinox)
vocative рошлїно (rošljino) рошлїни (rošljini)

Derived terms

nouns
  • рошлїноєд m anim (rošljinojed)

References