Inherited fromOld Church Slavonicазъ(azŭ),[2] fromProto-Slavic*(j)azъ.[3][4][5]
аз• (az) (personal)
| nominative (subject) | accusative (direct complement) | dative (indirect complement) | prepositional | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| full | short | full | short | |||||
| singular | first person | аз(az) | мен(men) ме́не(méne) | ме(me) | ме́не(méne) | ми(mi) | мен(men) ме́не(méne) | |
| second person | informal | ти(ti) | теб(teb) те́бе(tébe) | те(te) | те́бе(tébe) | ти(ti) | теб(teb) те́бе(tébe) | |
| formal | Ви́е(Víe) | Вас(Vas) | Ви(Vi) | Вам(Vam) | Ви(Vi) | Вас(Vas) | ||
| third person | masculine | той(toj) | не́го(négo) | го(go) | не́му(nému) | му(mu) | не́го(négo) | |
| feminine | тя(tja) | не́я(néja) | я(ja) | ней(nej) | ѝ(ì) | не́я(néja) | ||
| neuter | то(to) | не́го(négo) | го(go) | не́му(nému) | му(mu) | не́го(négo) | ||
| plural | first person | ни́е(níe) ний(nij) | нас(nas) | ни(ni) | нам(nam) | ни(ni) | нас(nas) | |
| second person | informal | ви́е(víe) вий(vij) | вас(vas) | ви(vi) | вам(vam) | ви(vi) | вас(vas) | |
| formal | Ви́е(Víe) | Вас(Vas) | Ви(Vi) | Вам(Vam) | Ви(Vi) | Вас(Vas) | ||
| third person | те(te) | тях(tjah) | ги(gi) | тям(tjam) | им(im) | тях(tjah) | ||
Borrowed fromKumykаваз(awaz,“sound, noise; voice”). Cognates includeIngushоаз(oaz).
This noun needs aninflection-table template.
FromProto-Turkic*āŕ(“few, little”). Cognate withTurkishaz,Azerbaijaniaz, etc.
аз• (az)
FromProto-Turkic*āŕ(“few, little”). Cognate withAzerbaijaniaz, etc.
аз• (az)
FromProto-Turkic*āŕ(“few, little”). Cognate withAzerbaijaniaz, etc.
Often paired and contrasted withэз(ez,“omen,fate”).
Morphologically it looks like theMongolic defective verb*a-(“be”) +-з(-z) (ᠵᠠ(ǰa) ) suffix, but the semantics are unclear.
аз• (az) (Mongolian spellingᠠᠵᠠ(aǰa))
аз• (az)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | аз | азтӕ |
| genitive | азы | азты |
| dative | азӕн | азтӕн |
| allative | азмӕ | азтӕм |
| ablative | азӕй | азтӕй |
| inessive | азы | азты |
| adessive | азыл | азтыл |
| equative | азау | азтау |
| comitative | азимӕ | азтимӕ |
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From the pronoun with the same spelling, see below.
аз• (az) m inan (genitiveаза́,nominative pluralазы́,genitive pluralазо́в)
Borrowed fromOld Church Slavonicазъ(azŭ), fromProto-Slavic*(j)azъ.
аз• (az)
Inherited fromClassical Persianاَز(az).
FromProto-Turkic*āŕ. Cognate toBashkirәҙ(əź), etc.
аз• (az)
Inherited fromProto-Sogdic*azu, fromProto-Iranian*ajám.
аз (az)
