соуета
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Alternative forms
- соуѥта (sujeta)
Etymology
From соуи (sui, “vain, futile”), from Proto-Slavic *sujь, from Proto-Slavic *sujeta.
Noun
соуета • (sueta) f
Declension
| singular | dual | plural | |
|---|---|---|---|
| nominative | соуета sueta |
соуетѣ suetě |
соуетꙑ suety |
| genitive | соуетꙑ suety |
соуетоу suetu |
соуетъ suetŭ |
| dative | соуетѣ suetě |
соуетама suetama |
соуетамъ suetamŭ |
| accusative | соуетѫ suetǫ |
соуетѣ suetě |
соуетꙑ suety |
| instrumental | соуетоѭ suetojǫ |
соуетама suetama |
соуетами suetami |
| locative | соуетѣ suetě |
соуетоу suetu |
соуетахъ suetaxŭ |
| vocative | соуето sueto |
соуетѣ suetě |
соуетꙑ suety |
Declension of соуета (hard a-stem)
Derived terms
- соуетие (suetie)
- соуетина (suetina)
- соуетьнъ (suetĭnŭ)
Descendants
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