dȍma

dȍma Grammatical information: adv. Proto-Slavic meaning: `at home'

Page in Trubačev: V 66

Old Church Slavic:

doma `at home' [adv]

Russian:

dóma `at home' [adv]

Czech:

doma `at home' [adv]

Slovak:

doma `at home' [adv]

Polish:

doma (dial.) `at home' [adv]

Old Polish:

doma `at home' [adv]

Serbo-Croatian:

dȍma `at home, home' [adv];

Čak. dȍma (Vrgada, Orbanići) `at home, home' [adv]

Slovene:

domȃ `at home' [adv]

Indo-European reconstruction: dom-ōu

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Comments: The petrified case-form *doma cannot reflect a Lsg. *dom-ōu, which would have yielded *domu. A possible reconstruction is an Isg. *dom-oh₁ (cf. -> *vьčera), but we would not expect to find the old Isg. ending of the o-stems in an u-stem.