ꙗдъ

See also: адъ and ꙗдь

Old Church Slavonic

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ědъ, most likely from Proto-Indo-European *h₁ed-u-, an extension of Proto-Indo-European *h₁ed- (“to eat”).

Noun

ꙗдъ • (jadŭ) m

  1. poison
    • from the Homily against the Bogumils, 1194-1198:
      тако и еретици покрꙑваѭтъ лицемѣрьнꙑимь съмирениѥмь и постомь ꙗдъ свои
      tako i eretici pokryvajǫtŭ liceměrĭnyimĭ sŭmirenijemĭ i postomĭ jadŭ svoi
      so heretics cloak their poison under hypocritical humility and fasts

Declension

Declension of ꙗдъ (o-stem)
singular dual plural
nominative ꙗдъ
jadŭ 		ꙗда
jada 		ꙗди
jadi
genitive ꙗда
jada 		ꙗдоу
jadu 		ꙗдъ
jadŭ
dative ꙗдоу
jadu 		ꙗдома
jadoma 		ꙗдомъ
jadomŭ
accusative ꙗдъ
jadŭ 		ꙗда
jada 		ꙗдꙑ
jady
instrumental ꙗдомъ
jadomŭ 		ꙗдома
jadoma 		ꙗдꙑ
jady
locative ꙗдѣ
jadě 		ꙗдоу
jadu 		ꙗдѣхъ
jaděxŭ
vocative ꙗде
jade 		ꙗда
jada 		ꙗди
jadi

Descendants

  • Russian: яд (jad)
  • Macedonian: јад (jad)
  • Serbo-Croatian: јад, Serbo-Croatian: јед

Further reading

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