A large body of complex, polymorphemic words was coined, first by Saint Cyril himself and then by his students at the academies in Great Moravia and the First Bulgarian Empire, to denote complex abstract and religious terms, e.g., (zъlodějanьje) from ('evil') + ('do') + (noun suffix), i.e., 'evil deed'. A significant part of them wеrе calqued directly from Greek.
A large body of complex, polymorphemic words was coined, first by Saint Cyril himself and then by his students at the academies in Great Moravia and the First Bulgarian Empire, to denote complex abstract and religious terms, e.g., (zъlodějanьje) from ('evil') + ('do') + (noun suffix), i.e., 'evil deed'. A significant part of them wеrе calqued directly from Greek.