• -овня(-ovnja),-отня(-otnja) —rebracketed forms

Inherited fromProto-Slavic*-ьňa, from*-ьnъ +‎*-ja.

• -ня: IPA^(key): [nʲə]
• -ня́: IPA^(key): [ˈnʲa]

-ня• (-nja)(paroxytone)

2. forms nouns denoting the place where an occupation or office is performed

   ‎ко́локол(kólokol,“bell”) + ‎-ня(-nja) → ‎колоко́льня(kolokólʹnja,“bell tower”)

   ‎печа́тать(pečátatʹ,“toprint”) + ‎-ня(-nja) → ‎печа́тня(pečátnja,“printing house”)

   ‎ве́чер(véčer,“evening”) + ‎-ня(-nja) → ‎вече́рня(večérnja,“vespers”)

   ‎цирю́льник(cirjúlʹnik,“barber”) + ‎-ня(-nja) → ‎цирю́льня(cirjúlʹnja,“barbershop”)

   ‎дегтя́рь(degtjárʹ,“tar worker”) + ‎-ня(-nja) → ‎дегтя́рня(degtjárnja,“tar works, where tar is extracted”)

3. (archaic)forms nouns denoting amassment
   2. forms nouns denoting material objects taking their shape from a particular application on them
   4. forms nouns for groups of people

      ‎сто(sto,“hundred”) + ‎-ня(-nja) → ‎со́тня(sótnja,“a military unit of hundred”)

      ‎двор(dvor,“homestead, court”) + ‎-ня(-nja) → ‎дво́рня(dvórnja,“servants”)

-ня́• (-njá)(oxytone)

1. forms nouns denoting amassment
   2. forms nouns denoting an over-repetitive action

      ‎ре́зать(rézatʹ,“tocut”) + ‎-ня́(-njá) → ‎резня́(reznjá,“massacre”)

      ‎шепта́ть(šeptátʹ,“to whisper”) + ‎-ня́(-njá) → ‎шепотня́(šepotnjá,“whispering”)

   4. forms nouns denoting material objects taking their shape from a particular application on them

      ‎лы́жа(lýža,“ski”) + ‎-ня́(-njá) → ‎лыжня́(lyžnjá,“ski trail”)

      ‎рука́(ruká,“hand”) + ‎-ня́(-njá) → ‎ручня́(ručnjá,“sheaf, fistful”)

      ‎голова́(golová,“head”) + ‎-ня́(-njá) → ‎головня́(golovnjá,“brand, piece of wood burnt till only the head is left”)

   6. (rude, derogatory)forms nouns for groups of people

      ‎алка́ш(alkáš,“alkie”) + ‎-ня́(-njá) → ‎алкашня́(alkašnjá,“alkies”)

      ‎ребя́та(rebjáta,“children”) + ‎-ня́(-njá) → ‎ребятня́(rebjatnjá,“brats”)

• Kiparsky, Valentin (1975),Russische historische Grammatik. Band III: Entwicklung des Wortschatzes (in German), Heidelberg: Carl Winter Universitätsverlag, page242

• -ня: IPA^(key): [ nʲa]
• -ня́: IPA^(key): [ ˈnʲa]
• Homophone:-ння(-nnja)

From-нь(-nʹ) +-а(-a). FromProto-Slavic*-ьnъ +‎Proto-Slavic*-ja.

-́ня• (-́nja) f(paroxytone)

2. forms nouns denoting the place where an occupation or office is performed

   ‎друкувати(drukuvaty,“toprint”) + ‎-ня(-nja) → ‎друка́рня(drukárnja,“printing house”)

   ‎перукар(perukar,“barber”) + ‎-ня(-nja) → ‎перукарня(perukarnja,“barbershop”)

   ‎дьогтя́р(dʹohtjár,“tar worker”) + ‎-ня(-nja) → ‎дьогтя́рня(dʹohtjárnja,“tar works, where tar is extracted”)

3. (archaic)forms nouns denoting amassment
   2. forms nouns denoting material objects taking their shape from a particular application on them

      ‎по́внити(póvnyty,“to full out, to top up”) + ‎-ня́(-njá) → ‎по́вня(póvnja,“full moon”)

   4. forms nouns for groups of people

      ‎сто(sto,“hundred”) + ‎-ня(-nja) → ‎со́тня(sótnja,“a military unit of hundred”)

      ‎двір(dvir,“homestead, court”) + ‎-ня(-nja) → ‎дві́рня(dvírnja,“servants”)

-ня́• (-njá) f(oxytone)

1. forms nouns denoting amassment
   2. forms nouns denoting an over-repetitive action

      ‎рі́зати(rízaty,“tocut”) + ‎-ня́(-njá) → ‎різня́(riznjá,“massacre”)

   4. forms nouns denoting material objects taking their shape from a particular application on them

      ‎ли́жа(lýža,“ski”) + ‎-ня́(-njá) → ‎лижня́(lyžnjá,“ski trail”)

      ‎голова́(holová,“head”) + ‎-ня́(-njá) → ‎головня́(holovnjá,“brand, piece of wood burnt till only the head is left”)

   6. (rude, derogatory)forms nouns for groups of people

      ‎алка́ш(alkáš,“alkie”) + ‎-ня́(-njá) → ‎алкашня́(alkašnjá,“alkies”)

-ня• (-nja) f (variant-на,Etymology 3)(nominalized)

1. feminine of-ній(-nij)

(fornominalized adjectival nouns)

See the etymology of the correspondinglemma form.

-ня• (-nja)

1. femininenominative/vocativesingular of-ній(-nij)

-́ня• (-́nja) m

1. genitivesingular of-ень(-enʹ)

-ня• (-nja) n inan

1. (dialectal)inflection of-нє(-nje):
   1. genitivesingular
   2. nominative/accusative/vocativeplural

• Лев Миха́йлович Полю́га [Lev Mykhailovych Poliuha] (2001),Словник українських морфем: близько 40 000 слів [Dictionary of Ukrainian morphemes: close to 40,000 words] (in Ukrainian),Львів [Lviv]:Світ [Svit],→ISBN,page unspecified

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