Inherited from Proto-Slavic *svętъ, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱwen- (“holy”).
свято́й • (svjatój) (comparative (по)святе́е or (по)святе́й, superlative святе́йший)
| masculine | neuter | feminine | plural | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| nominative | свято́й svjatój |
свято́е svjatóje |
свята́я svjatája |
святы́е svjatýje | |
| genitive | свято́го svjatóvo |
свято́й svjatój |
святы́х svjatýx | ||
| dative | свято́му svjatómu |
свято́й svjatój |
святы́м svjatým | ||
| accusative | animate | свято́го svjatóvo |
свято́е svjatóje |
святу́ю svjatúju |
святы́х svjatýx |
| inanimate | свято́й svjatój |
святы́е svjatýje | |||
| instrumental | святы́м svjatým |
свято́й, свято́ю svjatój, svjatóju |
святы́ми svjatými | ||
| prepositional | свято́м svjatóm |
свято́й svjatój |
святы́х svjatýx | ||
| short form | свят svjat |
свя́то svjáto |
свята́ svjatá |
свя́ты svjáty | |
свято́й • (svjatój) m anim (genitive свято́го, nominative plural святы́е, genitive plural святы́х, feminine свята́я)
свято́й • (svjatój) f anim