-тва

Old Church Slavonic Alternative forms cu -твь Etymology cu sla-pro *-tva. Suffix cu suffix noun-forming suffixes f cu added to verbs forms nouns cu ловитва ⇐ cu ловити cu жѧтва ⇐ cu жѧти cu жрьтва ⇐ cu жрьти cu клѧтва ⇐ cu клѧти клѧти сѧ cu молитва ⇐ cu молити Usage notes Church Slavonic: cu женитва, cu точитва, cu хранитва, cu сѣтва, sl tatuaijs tatua 400 = sl tatba tatbe Lsg.,ijs tatba 398 cu татьба Declension -т в Derived terms cu cu бритва cu желѣтва cu ръватва cu вѣтвь cu рꙑбитвъ References Further reading ss -тва, -твь, -твъ .*тв.? sjs -тва, -твь, -твъ .*тв.? Ukrainian Pronunciation -тва Etymology 1 uk :inh zle-ort:-тва<ety:inh<orv:-тва<ety:inh<sla-pro:*-tva>>>> 3 1 Suffix uk suffix noun-forming suffixes f-in forms deverbal abstract nouns denoting an act, state or result uk би́ти<alt:би́ти(ся)> to hit, to fight би́тва battle uk гони́ти<alt:гони́ти(ся)> to drive, to chase, to pursue гони́тва pursuit, race uk моли́тися<alt:моли́ти(ся)> to pray моли́тва prayer uk жа́ти to reap жа́тва harvest, reaping forms deverbal nouns denoting a tool uk бри́ти to shave бри́тва razor Usage notes This suffix is no longer productive and cannot be used to form new nous from verbs. Declension -́тва<nom:-́тва> Etymology 2 Suffix uk suffix form n-in uk -тво nom//acc//voc pl ; gen s Derived terms uk See also uk -ство