философъ

Old Church Slavonic

Etymology

From Ancient Greek φιλόσοφος (philósophos).

Noun

философъ • (filosofŭ) m

philosopher

Descendants

→ Belarusian: філо́саф (filósaf)
→ Bulgarian: филосо́ф (filosóf)
→ Macedonian: филосо́ф (filosóf)
→ Russian: фило́соф (filósof)
- → Kazakh: философ (filosof)
→ Ukrainian: філо́соф (filósof)

Russian

Noun

фило́софъ • (filósof) m anim (genitive фило́софа, nominative plural фило́софы, genitive plural фило́софовъ)

Pre-1918 spelling of фило́соф (filósof).

Declension

Pre-reform declension of фило́софъ (anim masc-form hard-stem accent-a)

	singular	plural
nominative	фило́софъ filósof	фило́софы filósofy
genitive	фило́софа filósofa	фило́софовъ filósofov
dative	фило́софу filósofu	фило́софамъ filósofam
accusative	фило́софа filósofa	фило́софовъ filósofov
instrumental	фило́софомъ filósofom	фило́софами filósofami
prepositional	фило́софѣ filósofě	фило́софахъ filósofax

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