lъbъ

lъbъ Grammatical information: m. o Proto-Slavic meaning: `skull'

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Church Slavic:

lъbъ `skull' [m o]

Russian:

lob `forehead, brow' [m o], lba [Gens]

Czech:

lebka `skull' [f ā];

leb (lit.) `skull' [f i], l(e)bi [Gens], lba (arch.) [Gens];

leb (lit.) `skull' [m o], l(e)bu [Gens] \{1\}

Old Czech:

leb `skull' [m o], lba [Gens];

leb `skull' [f i], lbi [Gens]

Slovak:

leb (lit., arch.) `skull' [m o], leba [Gens];

leb (arch., lit.) `skull' [f i], lebi [Gens]

Polish:

ɫeb `head of an animal, (coll.) head, pate' [m o], ɫba [Gens]

Slovene:

lǝ̀b `skull, forehead' [m o], lǝbà [Gens]

Indo-European reconstruction: lubʰ-o-

Other cognates:

\{1\} Jungmann also mentions an obsolete Gsg. lba.