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Stefan M. Pugh and Ian Press.
Ukrainian: a comprehensive grammar.

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106 Ukrainian: A Comprehensive Grammar
2.4.2.1 Alphabetical list of Ukrainian prepositions
Many Ukrainian prepositions can govern more than one case. The vast
majority of prepositions that govern only one case govern the genitive. We
explore instances - and meanings - of multiple governance in the relevant
sections of 2.4.2.2. Where a list is provided of prepositions governing one
case only, examples of only a few selected ones will suffice, especially when
several are synonymous (this is especially true of the genitive prepositions).
Where prepositions govern more than one case, examples are cited for each.
The following list includes historically simple prepositions (such as y),
formations consisting of two prepositions (for example, з-за) or three prepositions
(such as з-понад) acting as one, prepositional constructions involving a
frozen case form (like позаду), as well as those resulting from other word-
formational processes (for example, завдяки). It does not include
constructions such as поруч з, in which the case of an accompanying noun or noun
phrase is determined by the second element (here the preposition з); such
constructions are numerous in Ukrainian, and quite transparent in their
usage and meaning. English meanings for each preposition are given as of
2.4.2.2.
Preposition
без
біля
близько
в = у
вдовж = удовж
вздовж = уздовж
від (од: archaic)
віддалік = оддалік
вподовж = уподовж
впоперек = упоперек
впродовж = упродовж
всередині
вслід = услід
всупереч = усупереч
для
до
довкола (довкіл)
(ід = до, dial.
3, ЗІ, ЗО
за
з-за, із-за
завдяки
замість
Case(s) governed
G.
G.
G.
G., A., L.
G.
G.
G.
G.
G. (cited in SUM)
Q
G.
G.
D.
D.
G.
G.
G.
D.)
Q, A., I.
G., A., I.
G.
D.
G.

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