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The Suffix -ic-ĭ in the Slavonic Languages

The section in some way continues the previous work on the name of the Great Moravia’s prince Ðàñò¸öü, in which suffix -ic-ь stands out. The section discusses controversial issues related to the suffix -ic-ь. The analysis reveals that at the level of the Proto-Slavonic language the suffix -ic-ь can be distinguished with meanings of diminution and agent nouns as non productive palatalized correlate of suffix -ik-ъ. This derivational formant was typical for South Slavonic languages, its presence in East Slavonic languages is discussional, and it is unknown to West Slavonic languages. Regarding the name Ðàñò¸öü an assumption was made that it means ‘short man, shorty’ or ‘sprout’ if we assume that the prince might be an indirect descendant (a collateral branch) of his family.