pěšь

pěšь Grammatical information: adj. jo Proto-Slavic meaning: `pedestrian, on foot'

Old Church Slavic:

pěšь (Zogr., Mar., Supr.) `pedestrian, on foot' [adj jo]

Russian:

péšij `pedestrian, on foot' [adj jo];

péxij (dial.) `pedestrian, on foot' [adj jo]

Czech:

pěší `pedestrian, on foot' [adj jo]

Slovak:

peší `pedestrian, on foot' [adj jo]

Polish:

pieszy `pedestrian, on foot' [adj jo]

Serbo-Croatian:

pjȅše (Vuk) `on foot' [adv];

pjèškē (Vuk) `on foot' [adv]

Slovene:

pẹ̑šji `pedestrian, on foot' [adj jo];

pẹ̑ški `pedestrian, on foot' [adj o]

Bulgarian:

peš `on foot' [adv];

pešá `on foot' [adv]

Proto-Balto-Slavic reconstruction: peʔ(d)-

Lithuanian:

pė́sčias `pedestrian' [adj jo] 3

Indo-European reconstruction: ped-

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