жилище
Bulgarian
Etymology
From жи́я (žíja, “to be alive, mobile”) (obsolete, superseded by the stative живе́я (živéja, “to live”)) + -лище (-lište).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [ˈʒiliʃtɛ]
Audio (file) - Hyphenation: жи‧ли‧ще
Noun
жи́лище • (žílište) n (relational adjective жили́щен)
Declension
Related terms
- живо́т (živót, “life”)
- житие́ (žitié, “biography”)
- общежитие́ (obštežitié, “accommodation”)
- жи́тел m (žítel), жи́телка f (žítelka, “resident”)
- жи́телство (žítelstvo, “residence”)
- местожи́телство (mestožítelstvo, “domicile”)
- жи́телство (žítelstvo, “residence”)
Old Church Slavonic
Noun
жилище • (žilište) n
- dwelling
- from Vita Constantini, 1800700-1800720:
- и ꙗкоже приближꙇи чась, да пакꙑ приметь и прѣставить се въ вѣчнаа жилища
- i jakože približii časĭ, da paky primetĭ i prěstavitĭ se vŭ věčnaa žilišta
- And when the hour to repose and remove to the eternal dwellings approached
- from Vita Constantini, 1800700-1800720:
Synonyms
- жище (žište)
Russian
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [ʐɨˈlʲiɕːe]
Audio (file)
Noun
жили́ще • (žilíšče) n inan (genitive жили́ща, nominative plural жили́ща, genitive plural жили́щ, relational adjective жили́щный)
Declension
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