[ˈjɛresʲ]
ПоходженняInherited from Middle Ukrainian єресь (jeresʹ), from Old East Slavic ѥресь (jeresĭ), from Old Church Slavonic ѥресь (jeresĭ), from Ancient Greek αἵρεσις (haíresis). Compare Russian е́ресь (jéresʹ), Belarusian е́рась (jérasʹ).
- countable, uncountableheresy
- broadly, countable, uncountableheresy (a controversial or unorthodox opinion held by a member of a group, as in politics, philosophy or science)
- broadly, colloquial, uncountablenonsense (something foolish; foolish talk)
Формиє́ресь(canonical, feminine, inanimate) · jéresʹ(romanization) · є́ресі(genitive) · є́ресі(nominative, plural) · є́ресей(genitive, plural) · є́ресь(nominative, singular) · є́ресі(genitive, singular) · є́ресі(dative, singular) · є́ресям(dative, plural) · є́ресь(accusative, singular) · є́ресі(accusative, plural) · є́рессю(instrumental, singular) · є́ресями(instrumental, plural) · є́ресі(locative, singular) · є́ресях(locative, plural) · є́ресе(singular, vocative) · є́ресі(plural, vocative)
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