сечень
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[edit]Etymology
[edit]Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sěťi, from Proto-Indo-European *sek- (“to cut”). Cognates include Ukrainian сі́чень (síčenʹ, “January”), Polish styczeń, Serbo-Croatian siječanj, and Macedonian сечко (sečko, “February”). Related to сечь (sečʹ, “to cut, chop, hew”), referring to the cutting and chopping of wood at this time of year.
Pronunciation
[edit]Noun
[edit]се́чень • (séčenʹ) m inan (genitive се́чня or се́ченя, nominative plural се́чни or се́чени, genitive plural се́чней or се́ченей)
Declension
[edit]Declension of се́чень (inan masc-form soft-stem accent-a [reduc])
singular | plural | |
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nominative | се́чень séčenʹ |
се́чни, се́чени séčni, séčeni |
genitive | се́чня, се́ченя séčnja, séčenja |
се́чней, се́ченей séčnej, séčenej |
dative | се́чню, се́ченю séčnju, séčenju |
се́чням, се́ченям séčnjam, séčenjam |
accusative | се́чень séčenʹ |
се́чни, се́чени séčni, séčeni |
instrumental | се́чнем, се́ченем séčnem, séčenem |
се́чнями, се́ченями séčnjami, séčenjami |
prepositional | се́чне, се́чене séčne, séčene |
се́чнях, се́ченях séčnjax, séčenjax |
Pre-reform declension of се́чень (inan masc-form soft-stem accent-a [reduc])
singular | plural | |
---|---|---|
nominative | се́чень séčenʹ |
се́чни, се́чени séčni, séčeni |
genitive | се́чня, се́ченя séčnja, séčenja |
се́чней, се́ченей séčnej, séčenej |
dative | се́чню, се́ченю séčnju, séčenju |
се́чнямъ, се́ченямъ séčnjam, séčenjam |
accusative | се́чень séčenʹ |
се́чни, се́чени séčni, séčeni |
instrumental | се́чнемъ, се́ченемъ séčnem, séčenem |
се́чнями, се́ченями séčnjami, séčenjami |
prepositional | се́чнѣ, се́ченѣ séčně, séčeně |
се́чняхъ, се́ченяхъ séčnjax, séčenjax |
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