воѥвода

See also: воевода

Old Church Slavonic

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *vojevoda. Equivalent to вои (voi, “troop, army”) +‎ водити (voditi).

Noun

воѥвода • (vojevoda) m

  1. military commander
    • from Vita Constantini, 0801900-0801910:
      Козарꙿскꙑ же воѥвода съ вои шьдь ѡбьстоупꙇи христꙇанꙿскꙑ градь и ѡплете се ѡ нѥмь.
      A Khazar commander came with his troops, surrounded a certain Christian city, and laid siege to it.

Declension
Declension of воѥвода (hard a-stem)
singular dual plural
nominative воѥвода
vojevoda		 воѥводѣ
vojevodě		 воѥводꙑ
vojevody
genitive воѥводꙑ
vojevody		 воѥводоу
vojevodu		 воѥводъ
vojevodŭ
dative воѥводѣ
vojevodě		 воѥводама
vojevodama		 воѥводамъ
vojevodamŭ
accusative воѥводѫ
vojevodǫ		 воѥводѣ
vojevodě		 воѥводꙑ
vojevody
instrumental воѥводоѭ
vojevodojǫ		 воѥводама
vojevodama		 воѥводами
vojevodami
locative воѥводѣ
vojevodě		 воѥводоу
vojevodu		 воѥводахъ
vojevodaxŭ
vocative воѥводо
vojevodo		 воѥводѣ
vojevodě		 воѥводꙑ
vojevody

Derived terms
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