ея

text: Смерть буржуазии и ея прихвостням, да здравствует красный террор!

roman: Smertʹ buržuazíi i jejǫ́ príxvostnjam, da zdrávstvujet krásnyj terrór!

translation: Death to the bourgeoisie and its lackeys – Long live the Red Terror! (inscription on a banner displayed at Moisei Uritsky's funeral in 1918; the inscription conserves the old spelling ея but otherwise follows the spelling reform)

type: example

text: красота́ ея́ [увя]да́етъ

ref: 1896, Fr. Lerche, Rysk-svensk ordbok [Russian-Swedish Dictionary], page 882:

english: Her beauty fades

roman: krasotá jejǫ́ [uvja]dájet

type: quote

translation: Her beauty fades

links: ея̈ ея̈#Russian

links: её её#Russian

glosses: alternative spelling of ея̈ (jejǫ́); pre-1918 spelling of её (jejó, possessive pronoun and genitive of the personal pronoun).

ея̈

pos: pron

head

ru

pronoun form

tr: jejǫ́

expansion: ея • (jejǫ́)

forms: jejǫ́ (romanization)

ipa: [(j)ɪˈjɵ]

audio: LL-Q7737 (rus)-Lvova-ея.wav

etymology_text: Inherited from Old East Slavic еѣ (jejě), ѥѣ (jejě), further from Proto-Slavic *jeję̇. Spelling comes from Old Church Slavonic ѥѩ (jeję).

inh

orv

еѣ

expansion: Old East Slavic еѣ (jejě)

sla-pro

*jь#Pronoun

*jeję̇

expansion: Proto-Slavic *jeję̇


ея

raw_glosses: (archaic or highly formal) alternative form of ея̈ (jejǫ́)

qualifier: archaic or highly formal

ея̈

extra: jejǫ́

head

pronoun

cat2: pronoun forms

head: ея́

g: f

expansion: ея́ • (jejá) f

forms:
ея́ (canonical feminine)
jejá (romanization)

ipa: [(j)ɪˈja]

etymology_text: Borrowed from Old Church Slavonic ѥѩ (jeję), from Proto-Slavic *jeję̇.

bor

cu

ѥѩ

expansion: Old Church Slavonic ѥѩ (jeję)