sъ̏lnьce

sъ̏lnьce Grammatical information: n. jo Accent paradigm: c Proto-Slavic meaning: `sun'

Old Church Slavic:

slъnьce `sun' [n jo]

Russian:

sólnce `sun' [n jo]

Czech:

slunce `sun' [n jo]

Slovak:

slnce `sun' [n jo]

Polish:

sɫońce `sun' [n jo]

Serbo-Croatian:

sȗnce `sun' [n jo];

Čak. sȗnce `sun' [n jo], sȗnca [Gens], suncå̃ [Nom p];

Čak. sȗnce, súnce (Novi) `sun' [n jo];

Čak. sũnce (Orbanići) `sun' [n jo], sũnca [Gens] \{1\}

Slovene:

sȏɫnce `sun' [n jo]

Bulgarian:

slắnce `sun' [n jo]

Lithuanian:

sáulė `sun' [f ē] 1

Latvian:

saũle `sun' [f ē]

Old Prussian:

saule `sun'

Indo-European reconstruction: sh₂-ul-n-iko-m

Other cognates:

Skt. svàr- (súvar-) (RV+) `sun, sunlight' [n];

Skt. sū́rya- (RV+) `sun, deity of the sun'

;

Gk. (Hom.) ἠέλιος `sun'

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Lat. sōl `sun'

;

Go. sauil `sun' [n]

Notes:

\{1\} The long root vowel in most of these forms results from the widespread lengthening of short vowels before resonants.