Милнарь, тлой 1 (A – Н)
A · Б · В · Г · Д · Е · Ѣ · Ж · З · И · Й · І · К · Л · М · Н
A a
аминь (amʲinʲ) · interj. amen > Lat. amen, from A. Gk. ἀμήν (amḗn)
андьел (anʲdʲɛɫ) · n. angel > Lat. angelus, ultimately from A. Gk. ἄγγελος (ángelos, “messenger”)
The archaic spelling аггел is sometimes used in poetry and in some Bible translations
Тѣжим андьел за Мариѣ зничек. ‘The angel of the Lord declared unto Mary.’
Б б
бахтіи (baxˈtʲej) · att. only-begotten
без (bɛs) · n. husband
бнима (bnʲima) · n. homeland, country
В в
вдѣль (vdʲelʲ) · n. judge, magistrate
вуц (vut͡s) · num. two
Г г
глаў (xlaw) · n. chapter > prob. P.S. *glava
Д д
дум (dum) · n. house, building > Borrowed from P.S. *domъ
духа (duxa) · n. lord, master
In Christian usage, the word is used to refer to God, the Holy Spirit, or Jesus Christ and is wriiten with a capital letter. (V. 1))
1. ДУХA дѣ отмѣлжія. (Жал. 23.1) ‘The Lord is my shepherd, lit., The lord nourishes/feeds me.’ 2. Роўсци духа Фродим аніи: це то Мордору Чезніи Зиби a сніи закод раз земна трѣбуіимѣнь духа. (Толкин) ‘The Lord of the Ring is not Frodo, but the master of the Dark Tower of Mordor, whose power is again stretching out over the world.’
Е е
Ѣ ѣ
Ж ж
З з
закод (zaxod) · n. power, might
закодѣсть (zaxodʲestʲ) · n. strength, might
закодніи (zaxodnʲej) · att. mighty, powerful
зем (zɛm) · n. side, direction
The -e- is fleeting: cf. acc. зма, gen. зми, instr. змy
зиба (zʲiba) · n. tower, fortress
И и
Й й
І і
К к
Л л
ласка (laska) · v. to stay, to remain
М м
мално (malno) · n. language
мамка (mamkа) · n., dim. mother, mom
марь (marʲ) · n. king, ruler, lord
мать (matʲ) · n. mother
маша (mаʃa) · n. man
милень · n. word
милнарь · n. dictionary > милень + -арь
може (moʒe) · adv. also, too
Н н
нaў (naw) · n. woman, wife
ноў (now) · num. ten
Ноў хлету днѣ мозлaшія. (Рут 1.4) ‘And they dwelled there about ten years.’
Abbreviations. Parts of speech: n., noun; v., verb; att., attributive (adjective); adv., adverbial; prep., preposition; par., particle; conj., conjunction; interj., interjection; pron., pronominal; num., numeral; dem., demonstrative; dim., diminutive.
Languages: En., English; Fr., French; Ger., German; Gr., Greek; Lat., Latin; Ru., Russian; CS, Common Slavic; OCS, Old Church Slavonic; Pol., Polish; Cz., Czech; Sk., Slovak; Ukr., Ukrainian; Bel., Belarusian; Bul., Bulgarian; Serb., Serbian; Cro., Croatian; Slov., Slovene; Rom., Romanian; A., Ancient.