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111. All other compounds formed from the root ять, which in the masc. take the accent on the prefix, retain it throughout, as, занялъ, fem. заняла, neut. заняло, plur. заняли.

112. Most verbs of the eighth class transfer the accent in the past tense to the termination of the fem. and neut., as also to that of the plural, as: вестй, 'to lead;' толочь, 'to pound;' past вёлъ, толокъ; fem. велá, толкá; neut. велó, толкó; plur. велй, толкй.

113. Some of the above named, when used in reflective form, transfer the accent in the past to the suffix ся for the masculine, but for the femin. and neut. as well as the plur. to the syllable preceding it, as:

бралей, fem. бралайсь, neut. бралось, plur. бралйсь.
принялей, ,, принялайсь, ,, принялось, ,, принялйсь.

114. The prepositions взо, во, до, за, изó, на, надó, о, объ, обо, от, отó, по, под, подó, пре, перé, при, про, разó, раз, со, у, when prefixed to the past tense of some monosyllabic verbs or their passive participles, take the accent, as follows:

(1) The following twelve verbs and their participles transfer the accent in the past to the prefix for the masculine, neuter and plural, the feminine retaining the original accent; such are:

дать, здать, ять, чать, клясть, лить, пить, жить, плыть, быть, мереть, переть, as for example:

Masc. Прóдалъ, прóжилъ; participle прóдавъ, прóжитъ.

Fem. Продалá, прожилá; „ проданá, прожитá.

Neut. Прóдало, прóжило; „ прóдано, прóжито.

Plur. Прóдали, прóжили; „ прóданы, прóжиты.

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(2) The following passive participles take the accent on
the prefix for all genders and plural; such are:

ending in анъ: сōзианъ, отōсланъ, разōсланъ, сōлганъ, взōрванъ, прīт-
канъ, зазванъ, пāвранъ, прōжданъ, пōжранъ, уз-
бранъ, обōдранъ, вōгнанъ, прōспанъ.

ending in йдепъ: derived from идтī, as, наййдепъ, пройдепъ, etc.

ending in утъ: зāмкнутъ, взōткнутъ, подōгнутъ, etc.

115. The prefix вы takes the accent in verbs of perfect aspect throughout all their inflections and in all their derivatives, as : вЫвести, ‘to lead out ;’ past вЫВЕЛЬ, fut. ВЫВЕДУ; imperat. вЫВЕДИ, etc.

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Conjugation of Auxiliary Verbs, 527.

Irregular Verbs, 440.

Iterative and Perfect
of Unity, 532.

Neuter Verbs, 531.

Passive Verbs, 536.

Regular Verbs, 406.

Reflective Verbs, 534.

Conjunction, 542.

Christian Names, 196.

D.

Dative (Government), 453.

Declension of Adjectives, 512, 514.

Possessive Adjectives,
223.

Declension of Pronouns, 519.

Substantives, 504.

Declension of Substantives and Adjectives Feminine, 156, 170.

Declension of Substantives and Adjectives Masculine, 31, 76.

Declension of Substantives and Adjectives Neuter, 127, 137.

Defective Verbs, 378.

Definite Imperfect Aspect, 375.

Demonstrative Pronouns, 65.

Derivation of Adjectives, 516.

Nouns, 509.

Verbs, 538.

Diminutive Adjectives, 273.

Nouns, 85, 185, 194.

Division of Letters, 9.

Do (to), 67, Obs. 4.

Double Verbs, 377, 382.

E.

Each other, 311.

Else, 304.

Epenthesis, 29.

Etymology, 499.

Ever, 288.

F.

Family Names, 224, Obs. 4.

Fear (to), 107.

Feminine Gender, 155.

Nouns, 500.

Feminine Nouns (Formation of),
211, 501.

Few, 146.

For, 191, 319.

Foreign Nouns, 245.

Forty, 325, Obs. 3.

Future Tense, 324.

G.

Gender, 36, 500.

Generic Possessive Adjectives, 225.

Genitive (Government), 450.

Genitive of Substantives in y, 45.

Gerund, 307, 525.

Get (to), 141, 290.

Glad, 254.

Go (to), 131, 197.

Government (direct), 450.

Government of Compound and
Simple Words, 480.

Government of Prepositions, 459.

H.

Half, 340.

Have (you), 35, Obs. 1.

He, 520.

His, 47.

However, 338.

Hundred, 325, Obs. 3.