доуша

Old Church Slavonic

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *duša, from (deprecated template usage) [etyl] Proto-Slavic *duchja.

Noun

доуша • (duša) f

1. soul

Declension

Declension of доуша (soft a-stem)

	singular	dual	plural
nominative	дꙋш{{{2}}}ꙗ duš{{{2}}}ja	дꙋш{{{2}}}и duš{{{2}}}i	дꙋш{{{2}}}ѩ duš{{{2}}}ję
genitive	дꙋш{{{2}}}ѩ duš{{{2}}}ję	дꙋш{{{2}}}ю duš{{{2}}}ju	дꙋш{{{2}}}ь duš{{{2}}}ĭ
dative	дꙋш{{{2}}}и duš{{{2}}}i	дꙋш{{{2}}}ꙗма duš{{{2}}}jama	дꙋш{{{2}}}ꙗмъ duš{{{2}}}jamŭ
accusative	дꙋш{{{2}}}ѭ duš{{{2}}}jǫ	дꙋш{{{2}}}и duš{{{2}}}i	дꙋш{{{2}}}ѩ duš{{{2}}}ję
instrumental	дꙋш{{{2}}}еѭ duš{{{2}}}ejǫ	дꙋш{{{2}}}ꙗма duš{{{2}}}jama	дꙋш{{{2}}}ꙗми duš{{{2}}}jami
locative	дꙋш{{{2}}}и duš{{{2}}}i	дꙋш{{{2}}}ю duš{{{2}}}ju	дꙋш{{{2}}}ꙗхъ duš{{{2}}}jaxŭ
vocative	дꙋш{{{2}}}е duš{{{2}}}e	дꙋш{{{2}}}и duš{{{2}}}i	дꙋш{{{2}}}ѩ duš{{{2}}}ję

Descendants

• Russian: душа́ (dušá)
• Belarusian: душа́ (dušá)
• Ukrainian: душа́ (dušá)
• Serbo-Croatian: duša