лѣть

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Old Church Slavonic

Alternative forms

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lětь.

Noun

лѣть (lětĭf

  1. permissible, allowed; Together with ~ естъ (estŭ)
    • from 1 Corinthians 6ː12; Enina Apostle 2a 17:
      въсе ми лѣтъ естъ. нѫ не аꙁъ обладанъ бѫдѫ.
      vŭse mi lětŭ estŭ. nǫ ne azŭ obladanŭ bǫdǫ.
      "I have the right to do anything"—but I will not be mastered by anything.

Declension

Declension of лѣть (i-stem)
singular dual plural
nominative лѣть
lětĭ
лѣти
lěti
лѣти
lěti
genitive лѣти
lěti
лѣтью, лѣтию
lětĭju, lětiju
лѣтьи, лѣтии
lětĭi, lětii
dative лѣти
lěti
лѣтьма
lětĭma
лѣтьмъ
lětĭmŭ
accusative лѣть
lětĭ
лѣти
lěti
лѣти
lěti
instrumental лѣтьѭ, лѣтиѭ
lětĭjǫ, lětijǫ
лѣтьма
lětĭma
лѣтьми
lětĭmi
locative лѣти
lěti
лѣтью, лѣтию
lětĭju, lětiju
лѣтьхъ
lětĭxŭ
vocative лѣти
lěti
лѣти
lěti
лѣтьѥ, лѣтиѥ
lětĭje, lětije

References

  • Бояджиев, Андрей (2016) Старобългарска читанка, София