vьčera

vьčera Grammatical information: f. ā Proto-Slavic meaning: `yesterday'

Old Church Slavic:

vьčera `yesterday' [adv]

Russian:

včerá `yesterday' [adv]

Czech:

včera `yesterday' [adv]

Slovak:

včera `yesterday' [adv]

Polish:

wczoraj `yesterday' [adv]

Serbo-Croatian:

jùčē `yesterday' [adv];

jùčēr(a) `yesterday' [adv];

Čak. učẽr(a), jučẽr (Vrgada) `yesterday' [adv];

Čak. čéra (Novi) `yesterday' [adv];

Čak. \čⁱȇr(a) (Orbanići) `yesterday' [adv]

Slovene:

včę́ra `yesterday' [adv];

včę́raj `yesterday' [adv]

Bulgarian:

včéra `yesterday' [adv]

Lithuanian:

vãkar `yesterday' [adv]

Indo-European reconstruction: ueksper-oh₁

Other cognates:

Gk. ἕσπερος `evening'

;

Lat. vesper `evening'

;

MW ucher `evening'

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Arm. gišer `evening'