сѣнь
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From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
From Proto-Slavic *sěnь (“shade”).
сѣнь • (sěnĭ) f
singular | dual | plural | |
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nominative | сѣнь sěnĭ |
сѣни sěni |
сѣни sěni |
genitive | сѣни sěni |
сѣнью, сѣнию sěnĭju, sěniju |
сѣньи, сѣнии sěnĭi, sěnii |
dative | сѣни sěni |
сѣньма sěnĭma |
сѣньмъ sěnĭmŭ |
accusative | сѣнь sěnĭ |
сѣни sěni |
сѣни sěni |
instrumental | сѣньѭ, сѣниѭ sěnĭjǫ, sěnijǫ |
сѣньма sěnĭma |
сѣньми sěnĭmi |
locative | сѣни sěni |
сѣнью, сѣнию sěnĭju, sěniju |
сѣньхъ sěnĭxŭ |
vocative | сѣни sěni |
сѣни sěni |
сѣньѥ, сѣниѥ sěnĭje, sěnije |
сѣнь • (sěnʹ) f inan (genitive сѣ́ни, uncountable)
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