дьнь

Old Church Slavonic

From Proto-Slavic *dьnь (“day”).

дьнь • (dĭnĭ) m

Declension of дьнь (n-stem)

Declension of дьнь

	Singular	Dual	Plural
Nominative	дьнь dĭnĭ	дьни dĭni	дьне, дьниѥ dĭne, dĭnije
Accusative	дьнь dĭnĭ	дьни dĭni	дьни dĭni
Genitive	дьне, дьни dĭne, dĭni	дьноу, дьню, дьнию dĭnu, dĭnju, dĭniju	дьнъ, дьнь, дьнии dĭnŭ, dĭnĭ, dĭnii
Locative	дьне, дьни dĭne, dĭni	дьноу, дьню, дьнию dĭnu, dĭnju, dĭniju	дьньхъ dĭnĭxŭ
Dative	дьни, дьневи dĭni, dĭnevi	— —	дьньмъ dĭnĭmŭ
Instrumental	дьньмь dĭnĭmĭ	— —	дьньми, дьнꙑ dĭnĭmi, dĭny
Vocative	— —	— —	— —

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