vъ(n)

vъ(n) Grammatical information: prep. / pref. Proto-Slavic meaning: `in(to)'

Old Church Slavic:

vъ(n) `in(to)' [prep/pref]

Russian:

v(o) `in(to)' [prep/pref];

vn- `in(to)' [pref]

Czech:

v `in(to)' [prep];

v(n)- `in(to)' [pref]

Slovak:

v(o) `in(to)' [prep/pref]

Polish:

w(e) `in(to)' [prep/pref];

wn- `in(to)' [pref]

Serbo-Croatian:

u `in(to)' [prep/pref];

va- `in(to)' [pref]

Slovene:

v `in(to)' [prep/pref]

Bulgarian:

v `in(to)' [prep/pref]

Lithuanian:

į `in(to)' [prep/pref]

Indo-European reconstruction: h₁n̯

Other cognates:

Gk. ἀ- `in' [pref]