милость

Old Church Slavonic

From милъ (milŭ) +‎ -ость (-ostĭ), from Proto-Slavic *milostь.

милость • (milostĭ) f

Declension of милость (i-stem)

	singular	dual	plural
nominative	милость milostĭ	милости milosti	милости milosti
genitive	милости milosti	милостью, милостию milostĭju, milostiju	милостьи, милостии milostĭi, milostii
dative	милости milosti	милостьма milostĭma	милостьмъ milostĭmŭ
accusative	милость milostĭ	милости milosti	милости milosti
instrumental	милостьѭ, милостиѭ milostĭjǫ, milostijǫ	милостьма milostĭma	милостьми milostĭmi
locative	милости milosti	милостью, милостию milostĭju, milostiju	милостьхъ milostĭxŭ
vocative	милости milosti	милости milosti	милостьѥ, милостиѥ milostĭje, milostije

ми́лость • (mílostʹ) f inan (genitive ми́лости, nominative plural ми́лости, genitive plural ми́лостей)

mercy, charity, grace, kindness (behaviour, quality)
Э́то возмо́жно то́лько по ми́лости Го́спода. ― Éto vozmóžno tólʹko po mílosti Góspoda. ― This is possible only by the grace of the Lord.
(archaic) good deed, favour (act)
скажи́(те) на ми́лость ― skaží(te) na mílostʹ ― pray tell
(colloquial) (good) favour (acceptance or trust by someone)
Он в ми́лости у нача́льства. ― On v mílosti u načálʹstva. ― He's in the favour of his superiors.
(military) pardon, quarter
(historical, now ironic or reproachful, as an address with a possessive pronoun) (your) grace
Как ва́ша ми́лость прика́жет. ― Kak váša mílostʹ prikážet. ― As your grace commands.

Что ва́шей ми́лости уго́дно? ― Što vášej mílosti ugódno? ― What would your grace like?
(colloquial, disapproving, with по (po) + dative case) fault, courtesy (lit. (by) the grace (of))
(slang) something cute, cuteness
Synonym: милота́ (milotá)

Declension of ми́лость (inan fem-form 3rd-decl accent-a)

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