From *groza + *-ьnъ, speculated to be of onomatopaeic origin.[1] Cognate with Lithuanian gražus (“beautiful”), Latvian grezns (“splendid”) and possibly akin to Ancient Greek γοργός (gorgós, “terrifying”), Irish garg (“harsh, wild”).
*grozьnъ[2]
singular | masculine | feminine | neuter |
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nominative | *grozьnъ | *grozьna | *grozьno |
genitive | *grozьna | *grozьny | *grozьna |
dative | *grozьnu | *grozьně | *grozьnu |
accusative | *grozьnъ | *grozьnǫ | *grozьno |
instrumental | *grozьnomь | *grozьnojǫ | *grozьnomь |
locative | *grozьně | *grozьně | *grozьně |
vocative | *grozьne | *grozьno | *grozьno |
dual | masculine | feminine | neuter |
nominative | *grozьna | *grozьně | *grozьně |
genitive | *grozьnu | *grozьnu | *grozьnu |
dative | *grozьnoma | *grozьnama | *grozьnoma |
accusative | *grozьna | *grozьně | *grozьně |
instrumental | *grozьnoma | *grozьnama | *grozьnoma |
locative | *grozьnu | *grozьnu | *grozьnu |
vocative | *grozьna | *grozьně | *grozьně |
plural | masculine | feminine | neuter |
nominative | *grozьni | *grozьny | *grozьna |
genitive | *grozьnъ | *grozьnъ | *grozьnъ |
dative | *grozьnomъ | *grozьnamъ | *grozьnomъ |
accusative | *grozьny | *grozьny | *grozьna |
instrumental | *grozьny | *grozьnami | *grozьny |
locative | *grozьněxъ | *grozьnaxъ | *grozьněxъ |
vocative | *grozьni | *grozьny | *grozьna |