вꙑꙗ

Old Church Slavonic

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vyja.

Noun

вꙑꙗ • (vyja) f

neck

Declension

Declension of вꙑꙗ (soft a-stem)

	singular	dual	plural
nominative	вꙑ{{{2}}}ꙗ vy{{{2}}}ja	вꙑ{{{2}}}и vy{{{2}}}i	вꙑ{{{2}}}ѩ vy{{{2}}}ję
genitive	вꙑ{{{2}}}ѩ vy{{{2}}}ję	вꙑ{{{2}}}ю vy{{{2}}}ju	вꙑ{{{2}}}ь vy{{{2}}}ĭ
dative	вꙑ{{{2}}}и vy{{{2}}}i	вꙑ{{{2}}}ꙗма vy{{{2}}}jama	вꙑ{{{2}}}ꙗмъ vy{{{2}}}jamŭ
accusative	вꙑ{{{2}}}ѭ vy{{{2}}}jǫ	вꙑ{{{2}}}и vy{{{2}}}i	вꙑ{{{2}}}ѩ vy{{{2}}}ję
instrumental	вꙑ{{{2}}}еѭ vy{{{2}}}ejǫ	вꙑ{{{2}}}ꙗма vy{{{2}}}jama	вꙑ{{{2}}}ꙗми vy{{{2}}}jami
locative	вꙑ{{{2}}}и vy{{{2}}}i	вꙑ{{{2}}}ю vy{{{2}}}ju	вꙑ{{{2}}}ꙗхъ vy{{{2}}}jaxŭ
vocative	вꙑ{{{2}}}е vy{{{2}}}e	вꙑ{{{2}}}и vy{{{2}}}i	вꙑ{{{2}}}ѩ vy{{{2}}}ję

References

“вꙑꙗ”, in Старобългарски речник [Old Bulgarian Dictionary] (in Bulgarian), https://histdict.uni-sofia.bg, 2011—2024

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