divьnъ

divьnъ
divьnъ Grammatical information: adj. o Proto-Slavic meaning: `amazing'
Page in Trubačev: V 36-37
Old Church Slavic:
divьnъ `amazing, wonderful' [adj o]
Russian:
dívnyj `amazing, wonderful' [adj o]
Czech:
divný `strange, queer' [adj o]
Slovak:
divný `strange, queer' [adj o]
Polish:
dziwny `strange, queer' [adj o]
Serbo-Croatian:
dȋvan `wonderful, splendid' [adj o]
Slovene:
dívǝn `amazing, wonderful, miraculous' [adj o]
Bulgarian:
díven `amazing, wonderful' [adj o]
Comments: Adjectival derivative in *-ьnъ (-> *divъI).
Other cognates:
Skt. dhī́- `observation, vision, thought' [f]

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