ангелъ
Old Church Slavonic
Etymology
Borrowed from Ancient Greek ἄγγελος (ángelos).
Noun
анг҄елъ • (angʹelŭ) m
- angel
- messenger
Declension
Declension of ангелъ (hard o-stem)
| Case | Singular | Dual | Plural |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | анг҄елъ angʹelŭ | анг҄ела angʹela | анг҄ели angʹeli |
| Accusative | анг҄елъ, анг҄ела angʹelŭ, angʹela | анг҄ела angʹela | анг҄елꙑ angʹely |
| Genitive | анг҄ела angʹela | анг҄елоу angʹelu | анг҄елъ angʹelŭ |
| Locative | анг҄елѣ angʹelě | анг҄елоу angʹelu | анг҄елѣхъ angʹelěxŭ |
| Dative | анг҄елоу, анг҄елови angʹelu, angʹelovi | анг҄елома angʹeloma | анг҄еломъ angʹelomŭ |
| Instrumental | анг҄еломь angʹelomĭ | анг҄елома angʹeloma | анг҄елꙑ angʹely |
| Vocative | анг҄еле angʹele | анг҄ела angʹela | анг҄ели angʹeli |
Alternative forms
- агг҄елъ (aggʹelŭ)
- анъг҄елъ (anŭgʹelŭ)
- анꙉелъ (anđelŭ)
- анъꙉелъ (anŭđelŭ)
- ан҃г (an҃g) (abbreviation)
- аг҃гл (ag҃gl) (abbreviation)
Derived terms
- анг҄еловъ (angʹelovŭ)
- анг҄елозрачьнъ (angʹelozračĭnŭ)
- анг҄елообразьнъ (angʹeloobrazĭnŭ)
- анг҄ельскъ (angʹelĭskŭ)
- арханг҄елъ (arxangʹelŭ)
- арханг҄ельскъ (arxangʹelĭskŭ)
- равьноанг҄елъ (ravĭnoangʹelŭ)
Descendants
- Bulgarian: ангел (angel)
- → Macedonian: ангел (angel)
- → Czech: anděl
- → Russian: а́нгел (ángel), а́нгелъ (ángel)
- → Moksha: анголь (angolʹ)
- → Lithuanian: ángelas
- → Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: анђео
- Latin: anđeo
- → Slovak: anjel