млъва

Old Church Slavonic

Alternative forms
  • ⰿⰾⱏⰲⰰ (mlŭva) – Glagolitic

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *mъlva (“speech”).

Noun

млъва • (mlŭva) f

  1. speech
  2. rumor
  3. tumult, turmoil
    • from Vita Constantini, 0700100-0700120:
      И пакꙑ не по мнѡзѣ врѣмени ѡтрекꙿ се въсего житꙇа сего, сѣде на ѥдиномь мѣстѣ без мльвꙑ и себѣ самомꙋ тъкмо вънемлѥ.
      A short time after he renounced this life entirely, settled in a place away from the tumult and heeded himself alone.

Declension
Declension of млъва (hard a-stem)
Case Singular Dual Plural
Nominative млъва
mlŭva		 млъвѣ
mlŭvě		 млъвꙑ
mlŭvy
Accusative млъвѫ
mlŭvǫ		 млъвѣ
mlŭvě		 млъвꙑ
mlŭvy
Genitive млъвꙑ
mlŭvy		 млъвоу
mlŭvu		 млъвъ
mlŭvŭ
Locative млъвѣ
mlŭvě		 млъвоу
mlŭvu		 млъвахъ
mlŭvaxŭ
Dative млъвѣ
mlŭvě		 млъвама
mlŭvama		 млъвамъ
mlŭvamŭ
Instrumental млъвоѭ
mlŭvojǫ		 млъвама
mlŭvama		 млъвами
mlŭvami
Vocative млъво
mlŭvo		 млъвѣ
mlŭvě		 млъвꙑ
mlŭvy

Derived terms
  • безмлъвиѥ (bezmlŭvije)
  • безмлъвьнъ (bezmlŭvĭnŭ)
  • безмлъвьствиѥ (bezmlŭvĭstvije)
  • безмлъвьствовати (bezmlŭvĭstvovati)
  • млъвити (mlŭviti)
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