Воля
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See also: воля
Belarusian
Pronunciation
Etymology 1
Clipping of Во́льга (Vólʹha). Compare Russian О́ля (Ólja), Ukrainian О́ля (Ólja).
Proper noun
Во́ля • (Vólja) f pers (genitive Во́лі, nominative plural Во́лі, genitive plural Воль, relational adjective Во́лін)
- a diminutive, Vola, Volia, or Volya, of the female given name Во́льга (Vólʹha)
- 2014 July 12, Дзіяна Серадзюк, “Вяртанне Волі ”, in Zviazda, archived from the original on 9 September 2020:
- У Малдове Воля вывучыла цыганскую і малдаўскую мовы, скончыла 9 класаў рускай школы (рускую яна ведала з дзяцінства), адвучылася ў каледжы спачатку на повара, пасля на цырульніка, асвоіла майстэрства манікюру, нават перамагла ў мясцовым конкурсе прыгажосці... і не ведала, што ўвесь гэты час на радзіме яе шукаюць.
- U Maldóvje Vólja vyvučyla cyhanskuju i maldaŭskuju móvy, skónčyla 9 klasaŭ ruskaj škóly (ruskuju jana vjedala z dzjacinstva), advučylasja ŭ kaljedžy spačatku na póvara, paslja na cyrulʹnika, asvóila majsterstva manikjuru, navat pjeramahla ŭ mjascóvym kónkursje pryhažósci... i nje vjedala, što ŭvjesʹ hety čas na radzimje jaje šukajucʹ.
- In Moldova, Vola learnt Romani and Moldovan languages, finished 9 years of a Russian school (she knew Russian from her childhood), at first finished college courses as a cook, then as a hairdresser, mastered the art of manicure, even won the local beauty pageant... and never knew that she was looked for in her native country all this time.
- 2016 August 11, Надзея Дрындрожык, “Бразілец вывучыў беларускую мову, каб лепш разумець каханую ”, in Źviazda, archived from the original on 9 September 2020:
- Беларуска Воля Ермалаева адразу, як прыляцела ў сонечны Салвадор, пабегла на мора і папрасіла ў Іеманжы сабе мужа.
- Bjelaruska Vólja Jermalajeva adrazu, jak pryljacjela ŭ sónječny Salvadór, pabjehla na móra i paprasila ŭ Ijemanžy sabje muža.
- Belarusian Vola Jermalajeva, just after arriving to the sunny Salvador, ran to the sea and asked Iemanjá to give her a husband.
- 2014, Віктар Марціновіч, “Эпілог”, in Мова, Minsk: Кнігазбор, →ISBN:
- Мяне завуць Воля, я раней працавала сакратаркай.
- Mjanje zavucʹ Vólja, ja ranjej pracavala sakratarkaj.
- My name is Vola; I used to work as a secretary.
Declension
Declension of Во́ля (pr soft fem-form accent-a)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | Во́ля Vólja |
Во́лі Vóli |
| genitive | Во́лі Vóli |
Воль Volʹ |
| dative | Во́лі Vóli |
Во́лям Vóljam |
| accusative | Во́лю Vólju |
Воль Volʹ |
| instrumental | Во́ляй, Во́ляю Vóljaj, Vóljaju |
Во́лямі Vóljami |
| locative | Во́лі Vóli |
Во́лях Vóljax |
| count form | — | Во́лі1 Vóli1 |
1Used with the numbers 2, 3, 4 and higher numbers after 20 ending in 2, 3, and 4.
Etymology 2
From Belarusian and Ukrainian во́ля (vólja).
Proper noun
Во́ля • (Vólja) f inan (genitive Во́лі, uncountable, relational adjective во́льскі)
- Volia, Vola, Volya (name of several rural locations)
- Volia (an agrotown in Ivatsevichy district, Brest Oblast, Belarus)
- Volia (a village in Kamyenyets district, Brest Oblast, Belarus)
- Volia (a village in Pruzhany district, Brest Oblast, Belarus)
- Volya (a village in Kovel district, Volyn Oblast, Ukraine)
- Volya (a village in Yavoriv district, Lviv Oblast, Ukraine)
- Volya (a village in Staryi Sambir district, Lviv Oblast, Ukraine)