tr̨ьje

tr̨ьje; tri Grammatical information: num. Proto-Slavic meaning: `three'

Old Church Slavic:

trije `three' [num i], tri [fn]

Russian:

tri `three' [num]

Czech:

tři `three' [num]

Old Czech:

třie `three' [num i], tři [fn]

Slovak:

tri `three' [num]

Polish:

trzy `three' [num]

Serbo-Croatian:

trȋ `three' [num];

Čk. trȋ (Vrgada, Hvar, Orbanići)) `three' [num]

Slovene:

triję̑ `three' [num i], trȋ [fn]

Bulgarian:

tri `three' [num]

Proto-Balto-Slavic reconstruction: trei̯es

Lithuanian:

trỹs `three' [num] 4

Indo-European reconstruction: trei-es

IE meaning: three

Other cognates:

Skt. tray- (RV+) `three' [num];

Gk. τρει̃ς `three' [num];

Lat. trēs [num]