чехъ

Old Church Slavonic

Noun

чехъ • (čexŭ) m

  1. a Czech
    • from the Life of Wenceslas:
      бѣ же кнѧзь великъ славою в чехахъ живꙑи именемъ вратиславъ. и жена его драгомиръ.
      bě že knęzĭ velikŭ slavoju v čexaxŭ živyi imenemŭ vratislavŭ. i žena ego dragomirŭ.
      And there was living among the Czechs a prince of great renown by the name of Vratislav, whose wife was Drahomira.

Declension

Declension of чехъ (o-stem)
singular dual plural
nominative чехъ
čexŭ 		чеха
čexa 		чеси
česi
genitive чеха
čexa 		чехоу
čexu 		чехъ
čexŭ
dative чехоу
čexu 		чехома
čexoma 		чехомъ
čexomŭ
accusative чехъ
čexŭ 		чеха
čexa 		чехꙑ
čexy
instrumental чехомъ
čexomŭ 		чехома
čexoma 		чехꙑ
čexy
locative чесѣ
česě 		чехоу
čexu 		чесѣхъ
česěxŭ
vocative чеше
češe 		чеха
čexa 		чеси
česi

Derived terms

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