Is there a difference between <jako> and <jakozhe>?
What part of speech is the <i> in <jakozhe i>?
How are adjectival nouns distinguished from abstract nouns?
E.g. How would "Deliver us from evil [in the abstract]" differ from
"Deliver us from the evil one"?
Does same ambiguity/controversy (i.e. "daily/necessary"
vs. "supersubstantial") that surrounds the Greek "epiousios" apply to
<nasushchnyj>?
Vocabulary
b/yti - v. ipf. to be
vvest`i - v. pf. to bring in, to lead
v/olja - n. f. will
d/ati - v. ipf. to give
dn/es' - adv. today
d/olg" - n. m. debt
d/olzhnik" - n. m. debtor
zeml/ja - n. f. earth
izb/aviti - v. pf. to save from, to deliver from
/imja - n. nt. 4d. name
iskush/enie - n. nt. temptation
luk/avyj - adj. lg. evil
nas/ushchnyj - adj. lg. necessary
n/ebo - n. nt. 4d. heaven
ot/ec" - n. m. father
wst/aviti - v. pf. to release, to remit
priit`i - v. pf. to come
svjat/iti - v. ipf. to sanctify
xl/jeb" - n. m. bread
c/arstvie - n. nt. kingdom Help Me Learn Church Slavonic
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