прочий
Russian
Etymology
Inherited from Old East Slavic прочии (pročii, “other”). Cognate with Serbo-Croatian про̏чӣ (“other”). Per Vasmer, apparently an original comparative of Proto-Slavic *prokъ (whence Russian прок (prok)), originally an adjective meaning "ahead". See Russian прочь (pročʹ) and прок (prok) for more information.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [ˈprot͡ɕɪj]
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Declension
Declension of про́чий (unknown short forms)
| masculine | neuter | feminine | plural | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| nominative | про́чий próčij |
про́чее próčeje |
про́чая próčaja |
про́чие próčije | |
| genitive | про́чего próčevo |
про́чей próčej |
про́чих próčix | ||
| dative | про́чему próčemu |
про́чей próčej |
про́чим próčim | ||
| accusative | animate | про́чего próčevo |
про́чее próčeje |
про́чую próčuju |
про́чих próčix |
| inanimate | про́чий próčij |
про́чие próčije | |||
| instrumental | про́чим próčim |
про́чей, про́чею próčej, próčeju |
про́чими próčimi | ||
| prepositional | про́чем próčem |
про́чей próčej |
про́чих próčix | ||
Related terms
- про́чее (próčeje)
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