польскъ

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Old Church Slavonic

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *poľьskъ.

Adjective

польскъ • (polĭskŭ)

  1. (relational) field
    • 11th century, Retko, Codex Suprasliensis (in Old Cyrillic), page 169, line 4:
      паулъ нѣкꙿто пол҄ьскꙑи҆ ратаи҆

Declension

Short declension of польскъ (hard o/a stem)
singular dual plural
masculine neuter feminine masculine neuter feminine masculine neuter feminine
nominative польскъ
polĭskŭ 		польско
polĭsko 		польска
polĭska 		польска
polĭska 		польскѣ
polĭskě 		польски
polĭski 		польска
polĭska 		польскꙑ
polĭsky
genitive польска
polĭska 		польскꙑ
polĭsky 		польскоу
polĭsku 		польскоу
polĭsku 		польскъ
polĭskŭ 		польскъ
polĭskŭ
dative польскоу
polĭsku 		польскѣ
polĭskě 		польскома
polĭskoma 		польскама
polĭskama 		польскомъ
polĭskomŭ 		польскамъ
polĭskamŭ
accusative польскъ
polĭskŭ 		польско
polĭsko 		польскѫ
polĭskǫ 		польска
polĭska 		польскѣ
polĭskě 		польскꙑ
polĭsky 		польска
polĭska 		польскꙑ
polĭsky
instrumental польскомь
polĭskomĭ 		польскѭ
polĭskjǫ 		польскома
polĭskoma 		польскама
polĭskama 		польскꙑ
polĭsky 		польсками
polĭskami
locative польскѣ
polĭskě 		польскѣ
polĭskě 		польскоу
polĭsku 		польскоу
polĭsku 		польскѣхъ
polĭskěxŭ 		польскахъ
polĭskaxŭ
vocative польскъ
polĭskŭ 		польско
polĭsko 		польска
polĭska 		польска
polĭska 		польскѣ
polĭskě 		польски
polĭski 		польска
polĭska 		польскꙑ
polĭsky
Long declension of польскъ (hard o/a stem)
singular dual plural
masculine neuter feminine masculine neuter feminine masculine neuter feminine
nominative польскꙑи
polĭskyi 		польскоѥ
polĭskoje 		польскаꙗ
polĭskaja 		польскаꙗ
polĭskaja 		польскѣи
polĭskěi 		польскии
polĭskii 		польскаꙗ
polĭskaja 		польскꙑѩ
polĭskyję
genitive польскаѥго
polĭskajego 		польскꙑѩ
polĭskyję 		польскоую
polĭskuju 		польскоую
polĭskuju 		польскꙑихъ
polĭskyixŭ 		польскꙑихъ
polĭskyixŭ
dative польскоуѥмоу
polĭskujemu 		польскѣи
polĭskěi 		польскꙑима
polĭskyima 		польскꙑима
polĭskyima 		польскꙑимъ
polĭskyimŭ 		польскꙑимъ
polĭskyimŭ
accusative польскꙑи
polĭskyi 		польскоѥ
polĭskoje 		польскѫѭ
polĭskǫjǫ 		польскаꙗ
polĭskaja 		польскѣи
polĭskěi 		польскꙑѩ
polĭskyję 		польскаꙗ
polĭskaja 		польскꙑѩ
polĭskyję
instrumental польскꙑимь
polĭskyimĭ 		польскѭ
polĭskjǫ 		польскꙑима
polĭskyima 		польскꙑима
polĭskyima 		польскꙑими
polĭskyimi 		польскꙑими
polĭskyimi
locative польскѣѥмь
polĭskějemĭ 		польскѣи
polĭskěi 		польскоую
polĭskuju 		польскоую
polĭskuju 		польскꙑихъ
polĭskyixŭ 		польскꙑихъ
polĭskyixŭ
vocative польскꙑи
polĭskyi 		польскоѥ
polĭskoje 		польскаꙗ
polĭskaja 		польскаꙗ
polĭskaja 		польскѣи
polĭskěi 		польскии
polĭskii 		польскаꙗ
polĭskaja 		польскꙑѩ
polĭskyję

Descendants

  • Bulgarian: по́лски (pólski)
  • Macedonian: полски (polski)

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