Vowel+Shifts+-+interchangeable+e+i

=__**Interchangeable e/i**__:= There are frequent i/e switches in medieval Russian particularly in unstressed syllables. Examples: Belyi (1301)/Bilyi (1649) (s.n. Beloi), Dedlelets/Dedilets (both 1175) (s.n. Dedelets), Onikei (1448)/Onekei (3rd ed.)/Onikii (c1452) (from Anikei), Ogrufena (15th c.)/Ogrufina (1445) (from Agripina)


 * Beg** (m) -- "plea."
 * Beg. 1437. [ [|Mor] 31]
 * Vars: Pih. 1276. [ [|Mor] 31]


 * Began** (m) -- Began. 1115. [ [|Mor] 31]
 * Vars: Begen. 1242. [ [|Mor] 31]
 * Pihan. 1278. [ [|Mor] 31]


 * Bela** (m) -- "white."
 * Bela. 1101. [ [|Mor] 32]
 * Pat Vars: Belich. 15th Century. [ [|Mor] 32]
 * Bilich. 1422. [ [|Mor] 32]
 * Bjelich. 1391. [ [|Mor] 32]


 * Belka ** (m) -- "squirrel."
 * Ivashko Belka, peasant of the Molviatsk parish. 1495. [ [|Tup] 76]
 * Vars: Belco. 1279. [ [|Mor] 32]
 * Belko (Oleshko Belko, peasant of the Borpvitsk parish). 1495. [ [|Tup] 76]
 * Bel'ko (Bel'ko Debritskii, Mozyr' gunner). 1552. [ [|Tup] 76]
 * Bilko (Bilko Bogdanovich, Mozyr' peasant). 1552. [ [|Tup] 76]


 * Beloi ** (m) -- "white."
 * Vasilei Patrakeev Beloi. 15th Century. [ [|Gra] 313]
 * Vars: Beli. 1470. [ [|Mor] 32]
 * Belyi (Ivan Belyi, ambassador from Liubek). 1301. [ [|Gra] 63]
 * Bilyi (Semen Bilyi, Glukhovsk city ataman). 1649. [ [|Tup] 77]


 * Bin'chula ** (m) -- Bin'chula. 1254. [ [|Mor] 12]
 * Vars: Ben'choula. 1198. [ [|Mor] 11]
 * Ben'chula. 1332. [ [|Mor] 11]


 * Pat Vars: Benchulik (Andrei Benchulik). 1399. [ [|Mor] 10]
 * Benochulich (Dubrota Benochulich). 1420. [ [|Mor] 80]
 * Ben'chulik (Pus'k' Ben'chulik). 1100. [ [|Mor] 160]
 * Binchulik (Mar'tolo Binchulik). 1442. [ [|Mor] 120]
 * Bin'chulik (Andrei Bin'chulik). 1390. [ [|Mor] 12]


 * Chekhoslav ** (m) -- "Czech glory."
 * Chekhoslav. 1305. [ [|Mor] 206]
 * Vars: Cechoslaus. 1305. [ [|Mor] 206]
 * Cichoslav. 1305. [ [|Mor] 206]
 * Zechoslav. 1305. [ [|Mor] 206]


 * Cheslav ** (m) -- Cheslav. 1310. [ [|Mor] 206]
 * Vars: Ceslaus. 1310. [ [|Mor] 206]
 * Cessezlaus. 1310. [ [|Mor] 206]
 * Czeslaus. 1310. [ [|Mor] 206]
 * Sisla. 1310. [ [|Mor] 206]
 * Zeslaus. 1310. [ [|Mor] 206]
 * Dedlelets ** (m) -- "grandfather." Dedlelets, boiar. 1175. [ [|Tup] 141]
 * Vars: Dedilets (boiar). 1175. [ [|Tup] 141]
 * Derzhak** (m) -- "to hold."


 * Vars: Dersko. 1250. [ [|Mor] 69]Dirzek. 1220. [ [|Mor] 69]
 * Drischo. 1244. [ [|Mor] 69]
 * Derzhata** (m) -- "to hold."


 * Vars: Dirsota. 1197. [ [|Mor] 69]
 * Derzhek** (m) -- "to hold."
 * Derzhek. 1183. [ [|Mor] 69]
 * Vars: Dirsco. 1238. [ [|Mor] 69]
 * Drizek. 1238. [ [|Mor] 69]
 * Derzhislav ** (m) -- "to maintain glory."
 * Derzhislav Abramovich. 1221. [ [|Tup] 127]
 * Vars: Derslau. 1391. [ [|Mor] 69]
 * Derslaus. 1418. [ [|Mor] 69]
 * Dirisizlav. 1062. [ [|Mor] 69]
 * Dirsislaus. 1181. [ [|Mor] 69]
 * Dirsizlaus. 1174. [ [|Mor] 69]
 * Dirslaus. 1418. [ [|Mor] 69]
 * Dirzcliz. 1189. [ [|Mor] 69]
 * Dirzislau. 1167. [ [|Mor] 69]
 * Dirzliz. 1221. [ [|Mor] 69]
 * Dizizlaus. 1237. [ [|Mor] 70]
 * Drisizlaus. 1160. [ [|Mor] 69]


 * Detana ** (f) -- Detana. 1402. [ [|Mor] 81]
 * Vars: Dikana. 1402. [ [|Mor] 81]
 * Dechana. 1402. [ [|Mor] 81]


 * Dmitrii ** (m) -- Great Prince Dmitrii. 1262. [ [|Gra] 9]
 * Dims: Dmitro (Dmitro Hassan, lord's peasant). 1565. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Tup] 103]
 * Dmitrok (falconer). 1328-41. [ [|Gra] 142]
 * Vars: Dimiter (Dimiter Wassilievitze, Novgorod governor). 1448. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Gra] 120]
 * Dimitrei (Dimitrei Mikhailovich Pozharskoi, governor). 1612. [ [|RIB] XIV 225]
 * Dimitrii (Dimitrii syn Marfin, Novgorod boiar). 1471. [ [|Tup] 24]
 * Dmitre (Dmitre Grigor'evich'). Second Half of 15th Century. [ [|Gra] 251]
 * Dmitri (Dmitri Vasil'evich', Novgorod captain). 1415-21. [ [|Gra] 147]
 * Pat Vars: Demetevich ([A]rtemii Demetevich). 15th Century. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Gra] 264]
 * Dimitrewitz (Wasilei Dimitrewitz). 1421. [ [|Gra] 99]
 * Dmetrievich (Iakov Dmetrievich, Novgorod ambassador). 1421. [ [|Gra] 99]
 * Dmitreiavich (Ivan Dmitreiavich Pleshcheev, Nizhegorod governor). 1627. [ [|RIB] II 990]
 * Dmitrevich (Bulat Dmitrevich Telitsin, Vilevsk landowner). c1610. [ [|Tup] 68]


 * Emelian ** (m) -- "flattering."Emelian. Lived in the 9th century. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Buk] 18]
 * Vars: Emel'ian (Emel'ian Ostaf'ev syn, scribe). 1515. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|RIB] XIV 3]
 * Emilian. 1356. [ [|Lev] 4]
 * Emiliian. 13-14th Centuries. [ [|Lev] 52]
 * Emiliian. 13-14th Centuries. [ [|Lev] 52]


 * Epistima ** (f) -- "knowledge." Epistima, martyr. Died in 3rd Century. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Buk] 622-3]
 * Vars: Epestemiia (Epestemiia Okinfieva doch', nicknamed Milava, daughter of peasant in Prilutskii monastery). 1612. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Tup] 462]
 * Epistem'ia. 14th Century. [ [|Lev] 12]
 * Epistim'ia (mother of the governor Ivan Lukinich). Before 1471. [ [|Gra] 177]


 * Eremei ** (m) -- "Hermes." Eremei Krivtsev. 1315-22. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Gra] 280]
 * Dims: Eremeiko (Eremeiko Fedorov syn, sexton). 1568. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|RIB] XIV 83]
 * Eremia (Eremia Mogila). 1598. [ [|Tup] 253]
 * Vars: Eremii (Eremii Ondriev syn Obros'ev). 1611. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|RIB] XII 156]
 * Evgeniia ** (f) -- "noble." Fem of Evgenii. Evgeniia, saint-martyr. 13th Century. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Art] II 63-4; #62]
 * Vars: Evgin'ia (Lithuanian princess). Before 1387. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Zap] 608]
 * Evsignii** (m) -- "good sign." Evsignii, martyr. Died in 362. [ [|Buk] 430]
 * Vars: Evsegnii (martyr). 13-14th Centuries. [ [|Lev] 55]
 * Evsignei (Menshik Savel'ev syn, nicknamed Evsignei). 1618. [ [|Tup] 248]


 * Evsigniia** (f) -- "good sign." Fem of Evsignii.
 * Vars: Evsegniia (of Suzdal). 1202. [ [|Lav] 417]
 * Feliks ** (m) -- "happy."
 * Feliks, martyr. Died c164. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Buk] 63]
 * Vars: Felyce (Novgorod governor-general). 1338. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Gra] 71]
 * Filiks. First Half of 14th Century. [ [|Art] VII 20; #414]


 * Feoktist ** (m) -- "sent by God."
 * Feoktist, father superior of the Kirillov monastery. 1559. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|RIB] II 40]
 * Vars: Feklist (Novgorod archbishop). 1316. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Gra] 65]
 * Fektist (Novgorod archbishop). 1316. [ [|Gra] 23]
 * Feoklist. 1356. [ [|Lev] 22]


 * Pat Vars: Fiklistov (Mosei Fiklistov). 15th Century. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Gra] 311]
 * Fetin'ia ** (f) -- Fetin'ia, boiaress. Before 1553. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Kaz] 486]
 * Vars: Feten'ia. 1456-71. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Gra] 173]
 * Fetiniia. 14th-15th Centuries. [ [|Art] II 30; #28]
 * Grigorii ** (m) -- "to be awake." Russianization of Gregory. Grigorii Semenovich, boiar. 1375. [ [|Gra] 285]
 * Vars: Gregorie (Gregorie Jacowitz Kretewe). 1503. [ [|Gra] 332]
 * Gregorii. Second Half of 14th Century. [ [|Art] V 101; #275]
 * Grigorei (Grigorei Zakhar'inich', Novgorod ambassador). 1431. [ [|Gra] 105]
 * Pat Vars: Chriskowicz [from Chrisko] (Kunas Chriskowicz, craftsman). 1565. [ [|Tup] 216]
 * Gregor'ev [from Gregorii] (Mikifor Grego[r']ev). 15th Century. [ [|Gra] 309]
 * Grigorevoi (Grigorevoe Nepitushchee). Recorded in 1545. [ [|Tup] 274]
 * Grigoriev (Stepan Grigoriev, Novgorodite). 1456. [ [|Gra] 43]
 * Grigor'evich' (Kiprian Grigor'evich'). 1435. [ [|Gra] 171]
 * Grigor'evich' (Kiprian Grigor'evich'). 1435. [ [|Gra] 171]


 * Ioann ** (m) -- The Russianization of John (God is gracious) and one of the most common given names. Both the older form (Ioann) and the newer (Ivan) are common in period. Ioann, son of Ivan the Terrible. 1558. [ [|RIB] XII 129]
 * Dims: Evanets. Second Half of 15th Century. [ [|Gra] 254]
 * Ivanets (Ivanets Ontsyforov syn Leonov, scribe). 1595. [ [|RIB] XIV 149]


 * Vars: Evan. 13th-14th Century. [ [|Art] VI 94; #391]
 * Ivan (Ivan Fomin syn, governor). 1181-2. [ [|Gra] 284]
 * Pat Vars: Evanov [from Evan] (Mikita Istovno Evanov). Second Half of 14th Century. [ [|Art] V 104; #278]
 * Evanovich' [from Evan] (Iakim Evanovich'). Middle of 15th Century. [ [|Gra] 237]
 * Ivanov [from Ivan] (Prokhna Ivanov syn). Before 1147. [ [|Gra] 159]
 * Ivanovich [from Ivan] (Mikhail Ivanovich, lord). 1386. [ [|RIB] II 6]


 * Pat Vars (f): Evanova (Evanova zhena). Second Half of 15th Century. [ [|Gra] 254]
 * Iustin ** (m) -- Russianiztion of Justin ("justice"). Iustin, martyr. 13-14th Centuries. [ [|Lev] 45]
 * Vars: Usten (Usten Semenov syn). Second Half of 15th Century. [ [|Gra] 252]
 * Ustin. 13-14th Centuries. [ [|Lev] 45]


 * Iustina ** (f) -- "justice." Fem of Iustin. Iustina, martyr. c300. [ [|Buk] 559]
 * Vars: Usten'ia (wife of captain Vasilii). 15th Century. [ [|Gra] 311]
 * Ustiniia (wife of Osip). 1466-7. [ [|Gra] 176]
 * Ustin'ia (wife of captain Vasilii). 15th Century. [ [|Gra] 311]


 * Khotebor ** (m) -- "wish/overcome." All Moravian. Khotebor. 1196. [ [|Mor] 201]
 * Vars: Chotebor. 1196. [ [|Mor] 201]
 * Chotibor. 1196. [ [|Mor] 201]
 * Chotiebor. 1196. [ [|Mor] 201]


 * Kildeman ** (m) -- Kildeman. 1596. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|RIB] II 53]
 * Vars: Keldeman. 1603. [ [|RIB] II 77]
 * Kseniia ** (f) -- "hospitable."
 * Kseniia, wife of Prince Vsevolodovich. 1279. [ [|Ste] 307]
 * Vars: Aksiniia. 1356. [ [|Lev] 25]
 * Ks'n'ia. 13th-14th Century. [ [|Art] VII 16; #411]
 * Okseniia. 1356. [ [|Lev] 25]
 * Oksen'ia (Oksen'ia Grishina doch'). 15th Century. [ [|Gra] 260]
 * Oksin'ia (daughter of Prince Georgii). 1285. [ [|Lav] 483]


 * Ksenofont ** (m) -- "speaking foreign languages."
 * Ksenofont, saint. 5th Century. [ [|Buk] 64-5]
 * Vars: Ksenifont (Ksenifont Ivanov syn). 1602. [ [|RIB] XIV 161]
 * Sinofont. 14th Century. [ [|Art] VI 66; #368]


 * Pats: Ksenofontov (Bogdan Ksenofontov, clerk of Tsar Ivan IV). 1576. [ [|Tup] 52]
 * Pat Vars: Sinofontov (Fedor Sinofontov). Second Half of 14th Century. [ [|Art] V 91; #264]
 * Kuz'ma ** (m) -- Kuz'ma, falconer. 1328-41. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Gra] 142]
 * Dims: Kuzemka (Kuzemka Bobyl', peasant of the Polonovsk parish). 1495. [ [|Tup] 50]
 * Kuzemko (Kuzemko Filin, serf). 1491. [ [|Tup] 412]
 * Kuzimka (Kuzimka Samoilov, clerk of Nikol'skii square in Dvorishcha). 1419-20. [ [|Gra] 288]


 * Kveton ** (m) -- Kveton. 1130. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Mor] 99]
 * Vars: Kveten. 1088. [ [|Mor] 99]
 * Kvetin. 1088. [ [|Mor] 99]


 * Lovek ** (m) -- "hunter." (Bohemian and Moravian) Lovek. 1031. [ [|Mor] 112]
 * Vars: Lovich. 1107. [ [|Mor] 112]


 * Markell ** (m) -- "hammer." Markell, saint. Died in 485. [ [|Buk] 719-20]
 * Vars: Markel (elder). 1585-6. [ [|RIB] II 310]
 * Markil (monk). 1613. [ [|RIB] II 861]
 * Matfei ** (m) -- "gift of God." Russianization of Matthew. Matfei Falaleevich, Novgorod captain. 1371. [ [|Gra] 28]
 * Vars: Matfe (Novgorodite). 1409. [ [|Gra] 87]
 * Matfi (Matfi Ivanovich). Before 1459. [ [|Gra] 295]
 * Pat Vars: Matfeevich' (Arsenii Matfeevich'). c1456. [ [|Gra] 294]
 * Matfeikov [from Matfeiko] (Ondreiko Sochevitsa Matfeikov). 1500. [ [|Tup] 370]
 * Matfiev [from Matfii] (Ivan Matfiev syn Osetr). 1602. [ [|RIB] XIV 524]
 * Mat'feevich' [from Mat'fei] (Stepan Mat'feevich'). 15th Century. [ [|Gra] 270]
 * Miliuk ** (m) -- "nice." Mikifor Sidorov syn Miliuk, servant. 1542. [ [|Tup] 251]
 * Pats: Miliukov (Ivan Ivanovich Miliukov, Tiumen' governor). 1623-8. [ [|RIB] II 475]
 * Pat Vars: Meliukov [from Meliuk] (Ivan Vasil'evich Meliukov, Dvina governor). 1598. [ [|RIB] XIV 151]
 * Milka ** (m) -- "dear." Milka. 1088. [ [|Mor] 123] (Serbian, Pomeranian, Moravian, ?)
 * Vars: Mel'ko. 1198. [ [|Mor] 125]
 * Mil'ko. 1232. [ [|Mor] 125]
 * Milosh ** (m) -- Milosh. 1052. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Mor] 124]
 * Vars: Melocs. 1389. [ [|Mor] 124]
 * Moisei ** (m) -- Russianiation of Moses. Moisei. 12th-13th Centuries. [ [|Art] VII 37; #430]
 * Vars: Moisii (Moisii Domazhinich). 1175. [ [|Mor] 75]
 * Mosei (Mosei Matveevich). 1456-71. [ [|Gra] 173]
 * Mosii. Second Half of 14th Century. [ [|Art] VII 140; #539]
 * Pats: Moiseev (Emel'ian Moiseev, lieutenant). 1621. [ [|RIB] XIV 348]
 * Pat Vars: Moiseevich' (Dementii Moiseevich'). 1465-6. [ [|Gra] 302]
 * Moseev. Second Half of 14th Century. [ [|Art] VII 140; #539]
 * Mosiev [from Mosii] (Zyk Mosiev syn Korobeinikov, peasant). 1587. [ [|Tup] 164]
 * Mstidrug ** (m) -- Mstidrug. 1220. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Mor] 131]
 * Vars: Meztidrug. 1220. [ [|Mor] 131]
 * Miztidru. 1220. [ [|Mor] 131]
 * Mstislav ** (m) -- "glorious avenger." Great Prince Mstislav Volodimir' syn. 1130. [ [|Gra] 140]
 * Dims: Mstislavets (Petr Mstislavets). 1563. [ [|Mor] 131]
 * M'stisha. 945. [ [|Mor] 131]
 * Vars: Mistislav. 1052. [ [|Mor] 131]
 * Mitizlaus. 1271. [ [|Mor] 131]
 * Mstislaus. 1274. [ [|Mor] 131]
 * M'stislav. 1069. [ [|Tup] 259]
 * Mstivoi ** (m) -- Mstivoi. 1239. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Mor] 130-1]
 * Vars: Mistevoi. 1253. [ [|Mor] 131]
 * Mstiui. 1234. [ [|Mor] 127]
 * Mstiviy. 1245. [ [|Mor] 131]
 * Nachevoi ** (m) -- "starting." Nachevoi. 1071. [ [|Mor] 134] (Bohemian)
 * Vars: Nacevoj. 1071. [ [|Mor] 134]
 * Nazivog. 1071. [ [|Mor] 134]
 * Nachimir ** (m) -- "start of peace." Nachimir. 1228. [ [|Mor] 135] (Pomeranian, ?, Moravian)
 * Vars: Nachemir. 1228. [ [|Mor] 135]
 * Nemir ** (m) -- "restless." Nemir. 1412. [ [|Tup] 273]
 * Dims: Nemira (Nemira Rezanovich', landowner). Recorded in 1450. [ [|Tup] 273]
 * Nemiria (Nemiria Bogdanovich'). Recorded in 1513. [ [|Tup] 273]
 * Nimiria (Nimiria Fomin syn Koskina, lieutenant). 1507. [ [|Tup] 273]
 * Nikifor ** (m) -- "victorious." Nikifor Matfeev syn Esipov. 1528. [ [|RIB] XII 1]
 * Dims: Mekeforko (peasant). Second Half of 14th Century. [ [|Art] V 148; #314]
 * Mikiforko (Pskov smith). 1480. [ [|Gra] 325]
 * Nekef. 14th Century. [ [|Art] VII 96; #501]
 * Patrikei ** (m) -- "patrician." Patrikei Nasonov, scribe. 1597. [ [|RIB] II 1101]
 * Vars: Patrakei (Patrakei Dmit'rievich). Mid 15th Century. [ [|Gra] 220]
 * Patrakii (Patrakii Ustinov, warden). 1615. [ [|RIB] XIV 836]
 * Patrekei (Patrekei Ondreev syn). 1530. [ [|RIB] XIV 24]
 * Patrikii (saint). 1356. [ [|Lev] 17]
 * Pina ** (m) -- "kick." Pina. 970. [ [|Mor] 151]
 * Vars: Pena. 970. [ [|Mor] 151]
 * Piena. 970. [ [|Mor] 151]
 * Plen' ** (m) -- "captive." Plen'. 1222. [ [|Mor] 152] (South Slav, Serbian)
 * Vars: Plin'. 1222. [ [|Mor] 152]
 * Pois ** (m) -- Pois. 1246. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Mor] 153]
 * Vars: Poes. 1246. [ [|Mor] 153]
 * Porfirii ** (m) -- "purple." Porfirii, martyr. 2nd Century. [ [|Buk] 93]
 * Vars: Perferei (Perferei Stefanov syn, lieutenant). 1572. [ [|RIB] XIV 89]
 * Perfirei (deacon of the Nizhegorod Pechersk monastery). 1602. [ [|RIB] II 975]
 * Potapii ** (m) -- Potapii, priest. 1588. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|RIB] XIV 127]
 * Vars: Potapei (Potapei Pavlov syn). 1517-8. [ [|RIB] XIV 5]


 * Slavibor ** (m) -- "glory/overcome." (Bohemian, Pomeranian, Polish, Moravian)
 * Slavibor. 1145. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Mor] 179]
 * Vars: Slavebor. 1168. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Mor] 179]
 * Zlavebor. 1165. [ [|Mor] 179]
 * Zlavibor. 1180. [ [|Mor] 179]
 * Tem ** (m) -- "theme." (Bohemian)
 * Tem. 1052. [[|Mor] 192]
 * Vars: Tema. 1052. [[|Mor] 192]
 * Thema. 1052. [[|Mor] 192]
 * Thima. 1052. [[|Mor] 192]
 * Tim. 1052. [[|Mor] 192]
 * Tima. 1052. [[|Mor] 192]


 * Vechen ** (m) -- "elderly." (Bohemian, Moravian)
 * Vechen. 1053. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Mor] 54]
 * Vars: Vichen. 1238. [ <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #006600; font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">[|Mor] 54]