опона

Old Church Slavonic

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *obpona, cognate with Polish opona (“tire, mater”) and Czech opona (“theater curtain”). Probably from Proto-Indo-European *peh₂n- (“cloth, fabric”), cognate with Latin pannus, Ancient Greek πῆνος (pênos, “web”), and Proto-Germanic *fanô.

Noun

опона • (opona) f

  1. curtain

Declension

Declension of опона (hard a-stem)
singular dual plural
nominative опона
opona 		опонѣ
oponě 		опонꙑ
opony
genitive опонꙑ
opony 		опоноу
oponu 		опонъ
oponŭ
dative опонѣ
oponě 		опонама
oponama 		опонамъ
oponamŭ
accusative опонѫ
oponǫ 		опонѣ
oponě 		опонꙑ
opony
instrumental опоноѭ
oponojǫ 		опонама
oponama 		опонами
oponami
locative опонѣ
oponě 		опоноу
oponu 		опонахъ
oponaxŭ
vocative опоно
opono 		опонѣ
oponě 		опонꙑ
opony

References

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