schastlivo

[Alina Israeli]

Gorbachevich 1973: кр. формы счáстлив,  
счáстлива, счáстливо, счáстливы и  
допустимо счастли́в, счастли́ва,  
счастли́во, счастли́вы.

Then he gives a bunch of examples without stresses.

Tixonov 1995 doesn't have it at all, not a difficulty.

Rozental' & Telenkova 1976 give simply two sets of short forms. No  
examples.

Rozenta' & Telenkova 1998 give: счáстлив, счáстлива,  
счáстливо, счáстливы [устар. счастли́в,  
счастли́ва, счастли́во, счастли́вы]


On Oct 25, 2011, at 5:31 AM, John Dunn wrote:

> Lopatin's Russkij orfografičeskij slovar' (2005) allows either  
> счАстлив, счАстливо or счастлИв,  
> счастлИво (without comment) for the short adjective and the  
> adverb, but only счастлИво for the greeting.  Zaliznjak's  
> Grammatičeskij slovar', usually more tolerant of variants, considers  
> stress on the second syllable to be archaic for the short adjective  
> and the adverb, without recognising the greeting as a distinct  
> form.  Both recognise only second syllable stress for the long  
> adjective.

Alina Israeli
Associate Professor of Russian
LFS, American University
4400 Massachusetts Ave.
Washington DC 20016
(202) 885-2387 	fax (202) 885-1076
aisrael at american.edu





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