Borrowed from Polish sarna, from Proto-Slavic *sьrna; cf. Ukrainian са́рна (sárna) and Russian сарна́ (sarná), which were also borrowed from Polish. Doublet of се́рна (sjérna), cognate with Russian се́рна (sérna), which were inherited from Proto-Slavic.
са́рна • (sárna) f animal (genitive са́рны, nominative plural са́рны, genitive plural сарн or са́рнаў)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | са́рна sárna |
са́рны sárny |
| genitive | са́рны sárny |
сарн, са́рнаў sarn, sárnaŭ |
| dative | са́рне sárnje |
са́рнам sárnam |
| accusative | са́рну sárnu |
сарн, са́рнаў sarn, sárnaŭ |
| instrumental | са́рнай, са́рнаю sárnaj, sárnaju |
са́рнамі sárnami |
| locative | са́рне sárnje |
са́рнах sárnax |
| count form | — | са́рны1 sárny1 |
1Used with the numbers 2, 3, 4 and higher numbers after 20 ending in 2, 3, and 4.
From Polish sarna, from Proto-Slavic *sьrna; cf. Belarusian са́рна (sárna) and Russian сарна́ (sarná), which were also borrowed from Polish. Doublet of се́рна (sérna, “chamois”), cognate with Russian се́рна (sérna), which were inherited from Proto-Slavic.
са́рна • (sárna) f animal (genitive са́рни, nominative plural са́рни, genitive plural сарн)