приимѣмь

Old Church Slavonic

Alternative forms

  • приимѣмъ (priiměmŭ)

Etymology 1

First attested in year 1100±100 as приимѣмъ (priiměmŭ) in Psalterium Tolstoianum.

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Verb

приимѣмь • (priiměmĭ)

  1. first-person singular optative of приѩти (prijęti)
Usage notes

Attested in Church Slavonic psalters with commentaries from ?Hesychius of Jerusalem, ?Theodoret of Cyrus:

  1. приимѣмъ (priiměmŭ) in Psalterium Tolstoianum
  2. примѣмъ (priměmŭ) in Psalterium Bononiense
  3. приимѣмь (priiměmĭ) in Psalterium Pogodianum
  4. примѣмъ (priměmŭ) in Psalterium Sofiense
  5. примѣмъ (priměmŭ) in Psalterium Bucurestinum

Further reading

Verb

приимѣмь • (priiměmĭ)

  1. Alternative form of приимѣмъ (priiměmŭ)
    • Чьгьлъ, editor (1050±50), “Приимѣмь и отъ пасхꙑ (or. 45:23)”, in 13 Слов Григория Богослова [13 Orations of Gregory the Theologian] (in Old Church Slavonic), page 349, line -4:
      Приимѣмь и отъ пасхꙑ· нꙑнѣ же еже и образьнѣ· аще и прьвꙑѧ личьнѣиши·
      Priiměmĭ i otŭ pasxy· nyně že eže i obrazĭně· ašte i prĭvyę ličĭněiši·
      (please add an English translation of this quotation)

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