цѧта

Old Church Slavonic

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *cęta, from Gothic 𐌺𐌹𐌽𐍄𐌿𐍃 (kintus), from Latin centenionalis, from centum. Cognate with Polish cętka.

Noun

цѧта • (cęta) f

  1. small coin

Declension

Declension of цѧта (hard a-stem)
singular dual plural
nominative цѧта
cęta 		цѧтѣ
cętě 		цѧтꙑ
cęty
genitive цѧтꙑ
cęty 		цѧтоу
cętu 		цѧтъ
cętŭ
dative цѧтѣ
cętě 		цѧтама
cętama 		цѧтамъ
cętamŭ
accusative цѧтѫ
cętǫ 		цѧтѣ
cętě 		цѧтꙑ
cęty
instrumental цѧтоѭ
cętojǫ 		цѧтама
cętama 		цѧтами
cętami
locative цѧтѣ
cętě 		цѧтоу
cętu 		цѧтахъ
cętaxŭ
vocative цѧто
cęto 		цѧтѣ
cętě 		цѧтꙑ
cęty

References

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