-їй

Ukrainian

Etymology 1

  • Etymology tree
    Proto-Indo-European *ís
    Proto-Balto-Slavic *is
    Proto-Slavic *-ъjь
    Ukrainian -їй (-jij)

    See -ій (-ij). Inherited from Old Ruthenian -їй (-ij).

    Suffix

    -їй • (-jij) m (feminine -я, variant -ий)

    1. alternative form of -ій (-ij, after vowel- or j -stem ending)
    Declension
    Declension of -́їй (soft)
    singular plural
    masculine neuter feminine
    nominative -́їй
    -́jij     		-́є
    -́je     		-́я
    -́ja     		-́ї
    -́ji
    genitive -́його
    -́joho     		-́йої
    -́joji     		-́їх
    -́jix
    dative -́йому
    -́jomu     		-́їй
    -́jij     		-́їм
    -́jim
    accusative animate -́його
    -́joho     		-́є
    -́je     		-́ю
    -́ju     		-́їх
    -́jix
    inanimate -́їй
    -́jij     		-́ї
    -́ji
    instrumental -́їм
    -́jim     		-́йою
    -́joju     		-́їми
    -́jimy
    locative -́йому, -́їм
    -́jomu, -́jim     		-́їй
    -́jij     		-́їх
    -́jix
    vocative -́їй
    -́jij     		-́є
    -́je     		-́я
    -́ja     		-́ї
    -́ji

    Etymology 2

    See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

    Suffix

    -їй • (-jij)

    1. feminine dative/locative singular of -їй (-jij)
    Derived terms
    Ukrainian terms suffixed with -їй
    безкраїй
    довгошиїй

    References

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