вънити

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Old Church Slavonic[edit]

Etymology[edit]

вън- (vŭn-) +‎ ити (iti)

Verb[edit]

вънити (vŭnitipf

  1. go into, enter
    • Olga's Revenge lines 102-143, from the Primary Chronicle:
      и деревлѧне же ради бꙑвше внидоша въ градъ и повѣдаша людємъ, и обрадоваша сѧ людьє въ градѣ.
      i derevlęne že radi byvše vnidoša vŭ gradŭ i povědaša ljudemŭ, i obradovaša sę ljudĭe vŭ gradě.
      The Derevlians, having become happy, entered into the city and informed the people, and the people rejoiced in the city.
    • from Codex Marianus, 1071300:
      вьнидѣте ѫзъкꙑми вратꙑ ·
      vĭniděte ǫzŭkymi vraty ·
      Enter ye in by the narrow gate
    • Ретъко, editor (1025±50?), “въшьдъ”, in Codex Suprasliensis[1] (in Old Church Slavonic), page (leaf) 58.5, line 25:
      и҅ въшьдъ҆ нечь҆стивꙑи а҅нѳѵпатъ · въ цръквище а҅полоново · повелѣ привести с꙯тааго кодрата · и҅ прокꙑѩ приведеномꙿ же и҅мъ бꙑвъшемъ · ноуждаꙿше ѩ пожръти нечьстивꙑи҅мъ бѣсомъ ·
      vŭšĭdŭ҆ nečĭ҆stivyi a҅nθüpatŭ · vŭ crŭkvište a҅polonovo · povelě privesti s꙯taago kodrata · i҅ prokyję privedenomꙿ že i҅mŭ byvŭšemŭ · nuždaꙿše ję požrŭti nečĭstivyi҅mŭ běsomŭ ·
      (please add an English translation of this quotation)

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