sekáč

sekáč m anim (female equivalent sekačka)

sekačka (feminine)
sekáč (nominative singular)
sekáči (nominative plural)
sekáče (genitive singular)
sekáčů (genitive plural)
sekáčovi (dative singular)
sekáči (dative singular)
sekáčům (dative plural)
sekáče (accusative singular)
sekáče (accusative plural)
sekáči (singular vocative)
sekáči (plural vocative)
sekáčovi (locative singular)
sekáči (locative singular)
sekáčích (locative plural)
sekáčem (instrumental singular)
sekáči (instrumental plural)

From sekat (“to chop, cut”) + -č (“agent noun”).

af

(expressive) warrior who cuts down enemies

harvestman (arachnid of genera Phalangium or Opilio)


sekáč

sekáč (nominative singular)
sekáče (nominative plural)
sekáče (genitive singular)
sekáčů (genitive plural)
sekáči (dative singular)
sekáčům (dative plural)
sekáč (accusative singular)
sekáče (accusative plural)
sekáči (singular vocative)
sekáče (plural vocative)
sekáči (locative singular)
sekáčích (locative plural)
sekáčem (instrumental singular)
sekáči (instrumental plural)


krčmář

cs-noun

krčmář m anim (female equivalent krčmářka)

krčmářka (feminine)
krčmář (nominative singular)
krčmáři (nominative plural)
krčmáře (genitive singular)
krčmářů (genitive plural)
krčmářovi (dative singular)
krčmáři (dative singular)
krčmářům (dative plural)
krčmáře (accusative singular)
krčmáře (accusative plural)
krčmáři (singular vocative)
krčmáři (plural vocative)
krčmářovi (locative singular)
krčmáři (locative singular)
krčmářích (locative plural)
krčmářem (instrumental singular)
krčmáři (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kъrčьmařь. Equivalent to krčma + -ář.


slalomář

slalomář m anim (female equivalent slalomářka)

slalomářka (feminine)
slalomář (nominative singular)
slalomáři (nominative plural)
slalomáře (genitive singular)
slalomářů (genitive plural)
slalomářovi (dative singular)
slalomáři (dative singular)
slalomářům (dative plural)
slalomáře (accusative singular)
slalomáře (accusative plural)
slalomáři (singular vocative)
slalomáři (plural vocative)
slalomářovi (locative singular)
slalomáři (locative singular)
slalomářích (locative plural)
slalomářem (instrumental singular)
slalomáři (instrumental plural)

slalomer (skier who takes part in a slalom)


malec

malec (nominative singular)
malcy (nominative plural)
malce (nominative plural)
malca (genitive singular)
malców (genitive plural)
malcowi (dative singular)
malcom (dative plural)
malca (accusative singular)
malców (accusative plural)
malcem (instrumental singular)
malcami (instrumental plural)
malcu (locative singular)
malcach (locative plural)
malcu (singular vocative)
malcze (singular vocative)
malcy (plural vocative)
malce (plural vocative)


najeźdźca

pl-noun

najeźdźca m pers (female equivalent najeźdźczyni, related adjective najeźdźczy)

najeźdźczyni (feminine)
najeźdźczy (adjective)
najeźdźca (nominative singular)
najeźdźcy (nominative plural)
najeźdźce (derogatory nominative plural)
najeźdźcy (genitive singular)
najeźdźców (genitive plural)
najeźdźcy (dative singular)
najeźdźcom (dative plural)
najeźdźcę (accusative singular)
najeźdźców (accusative plural)
najeźdźcą (instrumental singular)
najeźdźcami (instrumental plural)
najeźdźcy (locative singular)
najeźdźcach (locative plural)
najeźdźco (singular vocative)
najeźdźcy (plural vocative)

Rosja, Chiny i muzułmanie to niebezpieczni najeźdźcy, na których jedynym skutecznym sposobem byłoby spuszczenie paru bomb atomowych.

Russia, China, and the Muslims are dangerous invaders, the only effective way to deal with them would be to drop a few nuclear bombs.

(military) invader, raider, assailant, encroacher (person who invades a region)


zdobywca

zdobywca m pers (female equivalent zdobywczyni, related adjective zdobywczy)

zdobywczyni (feminine)
zdobywczy (adjective)
zdobywca (nominative singular)
zdobywcy (nominative plural)
zdobywce (derogatory nominative plural)
zdobywcy (genitive singular)
zdobywców (genitive plural)
zdobywcy (dative singular)
zdobywcom (dative plural)
zdobywcę (accusative singular)
zdobywców (accusative plural)
zdobywcą (instrumental singular)
zdobywcami (instrumental plural)
zdobywcy (locative singular)
zdobywcach (locative plural)
zdobywco (singular vocative)
zdobywcy (plural vocative)

zdobywca serc

lady's man (literally, “conqueror of hearts”)


znawca

znawca m pers (female equivalent znawczyni)

znawczyni (feminine)
znawca (nominative singular)
znawcy (nominative plural)
znawce (derogatory nominative plural)
znawcy (genitive singular)
znawców (genitive plural)
znawcy (dative singular)
znawcom (dative plural)
znawcę (accusative singular)
znawców (accusative plural)
znawcą (instrumental singular)
znawcami (instrumental plural)
znawcy (locative singular)
znawcach (locative plural)
znawco (singular vocative)
znawcy (plural vocative)


sprawca

sprawca m pers (female equivalent sprawczyni)

sprawczyni (feminine)
sprawca (nominative singular)
sprawcy (nominative plural)
sprawce (derogatory nominative plural)
sprawcy (genitive singular)
sprawców (genitive plural)
sprawcy (dative singular)
sprawcom (dative plural)
sprawcę (accusative singular)
sprawców (accusative plural)
sprawcą (instrumental singular)
sprawcami (instrumental plural)
sprawcy (locative singular)
sprawcach (locative plural)
sprawco (singular vocative)
sprawcy (plural vocative)


wybawca

wybawca m pers (female equivalent wybawczyni)

wybawczyni (feminine)
wybawca (nominative singular)
wybawcy (nominative plural)
wybawce (derogatory nominative plural)
wybawcy (genitive singular)
wybawców (genitive plural)
wybawcy (dative singular)
wybawcom (dative plural)
wybawcę (accusative singular)
wybawców (accusative plural)
wybawcą (instrumental singular)
wybawcami (instrumental plural)
wybawcy (locative singular)
wybawcach (locative plural)
wybawco (singular vocative)
wybawcy (plural vocative)


krwiodawca

krwiodawca m pers (female equivalent krwiodawczyni)

krwiodawczyni (feminine)
krwiodawca (nominative singular)
krwiodawcy (nominative plural)
krwiodawce (derogatory nominative plural)
krwiodawcy (genitive singular)
krwiodawców (genitive plural)
krwiodawcy (dative singular)
krwiodawcom (dative plural)
krwiodawcę (accusative singular)
krwiodawców (accusative plural)
krwiodawcą (instrumental singular)
krwiodawcami (instrumental plural)
krwiodawcy (locative singular)
krwiodawcach (locative plural)
krwiodawco (singular vocative)
krwiodawcy (plural vocative)


néf

From Middle High German nëfe, from Old High German nevo, from Proto-Germanic *nefô (“nephew; grandson”). Cognate with German Neffe, obsolete English neve.


lotnik

pl-noun

lotnik m pers (female equivalent lotniczka)

lotniczka (feminine)
lotnik (nominative singular)
lotnicy (nominative plural)
lotniki (derogatory nominative plural)
lotnika (genitive singular)
lotników (genitive plural)
lotnikowi (dative singular)
lotnikom (dative plural)
lotnika (accusative singular)
lotników (accusative plural)
lotnikiem (instrumental singular)
lotnikami (instrumental plural)
lotniku (locative singular)
lotnikach (locative plural)
lotniku (singular vocative)
lotnicy (plural vocative)


vàtter

From Middle High German vatter, vater, from Old High German fater, from Proto-Germanic *fadēr, from Proto-Indo-European *ph₂tḗr. Cognate with German Vater, Dutch vader, Plautdietsch Voda, West Frisian faar, English father, Icelandic faðir, Swedish far.


pruader

From Middle High German bruoder, from Old High German bruoder, from Proto-West Germanic *brōþer, from Proto-Germanic *brōþēr, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰréh₂tēr (“brother”). Cognate with German Bruder, English brother.


su'

From Middle High German sun, from Old High German sunu, from Proto-West Germanic *sunu, from Proto-Germanic *sunuz (“son”). Cognate with German Sohn, English son.


fioł

fioł (nominative singular)
fiołowie (nominative plural)
fioły (derogatory nominative plural)
fioła (genitive singular)
fiołów (genitive plural)
fiołowi (dative singular)
fiołom (dative plural)
fioła (accusative singular)
fiołów (accusative plural)
fiołem (instrumental singular)
fiołami (instrumental plural)
fiole (locative singular)
fiołach (locative plural)
fiole (singular vocative)
fiołowie (plural vocative)

(colloquial, derogatory) eccentric, weirdo


zuch

zuchna (feminine)
zuch (nominative singular)
zuchy (nominative plural)
zucha (genitive singular)
zuchów (genitive plural)
zuchowi (dative singular)
zuchom (dative plural)
zucha (accusative singular)
zuchów (accusative plural)
zuchem (instrumental singular)
zuchami (instrumental plural)
zuchu (locative singular)
zuchach (locative plural)
zuchu (singular vocative)
zuchy (plural vocative)


kowalik

kowalik (nominative singular)
kowaliki (nominative plural)
kowalika (genitive singular)
kowalików (genitive plural)
kowalikowi (dative singular)
kowalikom (dative plural)
kowalika (accusative singular)
kowaliki (accusative plural)
kowalikiem (instrumental singular)
kowalikami (instrumental plural)
kowaliku (locative singular)
kowalikach (locative plural)
kowaliku (singular vocative)
kowaliki (plural vocative)

any nuthatch belonging to the genus Sitta


borowiec

borowiec (nominative singular)
borowce (nominative plural)
borowca (genitive singular)
borowców (genitive plural)
borowcowi (dative singular)
borowcom (dative plural)
borowca (accusative singular)
borowce (accusative plural)
borowcem (instrumental singular)
borowcami (instrumental plural)
borowcu (locative singular)
borowcach (locative plural)
borowcu (singular vocative)
borowce (plural vocative)

leshy (male woodland spirit in Slavic mythology who protects wild animals and forests)


pieczeniarz

pieczeniarz (nominative singular)
pieczeniarze (nominative plural)
pieczeniarza (genitive singular)
pieczeniarzy (genitive plural)
pieczeniarzów (genitive plural)
pieczeniarzowi (dative singular)
pieczeniarzom (dative plural)
pieczeniarza (accusative singular)
pieczeniarzy (accusative plural)
pieczeniarzów (accusative plural)
pieczeniarzem (instrumental singular)
pieczeniarzami (instrumental plural)
pieczeniarzu (locative singular)
pieczeniarzach (locative plural)
pieczeniarzu (singular vocative)
pieczeniarze (plural vocative)

/pjɛˈt͡ʂɛ.ɲaʂ/

(archaic, derogatory) a person who lives on other people's efforts or expense; a parasite


wyzyskiwacz

wyzyskiwacz m pers (female equivalent wyzyskiwaczka)

wyzyskiwaczka (feminine)
wyzyskiwacz (nominative singular)
wyzyskiwacze (nominative plural)
wyzyskiwacza (genitive singular)
wyzyskiwaczy (genitive plural)
wyzyskiwaczów (genitive plural)
wyzyskiwaczowi (dative singular)
wyzyskiwaczom (dative plural)
wyzyskiwacza (accusative singular)
wyzyskiwaczy (accusative plural)
wyzyskiwaczów (accusative plural)
wyzyskiwaczem (instrumental singular)
wyzyskiwaczami (instrumental plural)
wyzyskiwaczu (locative singular)
wyzyskiwaczach (locative plural)
wyzyskiwaczu (singular vocative)
wyzyskiwacze (plural vocative)


pijus

pijus (nominative singular)
pijusy (nominative plural)
pijusa (genitive singular)
pijusów (genitive plural)
pijusowi (dative singular)
pijusom (dative plural)
pijusa (accusative singular)
pijusów (accusative plural)
pijusem (instrumental singular)
pijusami (instrumental plural)
pijusie (locative singular)
pijusach (locative plural)
pijusie (singular vocative)
pijusy (plural vocative)


marnotrawca

marnotrawca m pers (female equivalent marnotrawczyni)

marnotrawczyni (feminine)
marnotrawca (nominative singular)
marnotrawcy (nominative plural)
marnotrawce (derogatory nominative plural)
marnotrawcy (genitive singular)
marnotrawców (genitive plural)
marnotrawcy (dative singular)
marnotrawcom (dative plural)
marnotrawcę (accusative singular)
marnotrawców (accusative plural)
marnotrawcą (instrumental singular)
marnotrawcami (instrumental plural)
marnotrawcy (locative singular)
marnotrawcach (locative plural)
marnotrawco (singular vocative)
marnotrawcy (plural vocative)


krwiopijca

From krew (“blood”) + -o- + pić (“to drink”) + -ca.

af

an organism that feeds on blood; a hemovore; a bloodsucker


wodzirej

pl-noun

wodzirej m pers (female equivalent wodzirejka)

wodzirejka (feminine)
wodzirej (nominative singular)
wodzireje (nominative plural)
wodzireja (genitive singular)
wodzirejów (genitive plural)
wodzirejowi (dative singular)
wodzirejom (dative plural)
wodzireja (accusative singular)
wodzirejów (accusative plural)
wodzirejem (instrumental singular)
wodzirejami (instrumental plural)
wodzireju (locative singular)
wodzirejach (locative plural)
wodzireju (singular vocative)
wodzireje (plural vocative)

person who leads dances at a wedding, ball, or other event


łowczyc

łowczyc (nominative singular)
łowczyce (nominative plural)
łowczyca (genitive singular)
łowczyców (genitive plural)
łowczycowi (dative singular)
łowczycom (dative plural)
łowczyca (accusative singular)
łowczyców (accusative plural)
łowczycem (instrumental singular)
łowczycami (instrumental plural)
łowczycu (locative singular)
łowczycach (locative plural)
łowczycu (singular vocative)
łowczyce (plural vocative)

(historical) son of an official of the Polish royal court who was in charge of organizing hunts


instrumentalista

instrumentalista m pers (female equivalent instrumentalistka)

instrumentalistka (feminine)
instrumentalista (nominative singular)
instrumentaliści (nominative plural)
instrumentalisty (derogatory nominative plural)
instrumentalisty (genitive singular)
instrumentalistów (genitive plural)
instrumentaliście (dative singular)
instrumentalistom (dative plural)
instrumentalistę (accusative singular)
instrumentalistów (accusative plural)
instrumentalistą (instrumental singular)
instrumentalistami (instrumental plural)
instrumentaliście (locative singular)
instrumentalistach (locative plural)
instrumentalisto (singular vocative)
instrumentaliści (plural vocative)

Internationalism; compare English instrumentalist, French instrumentaliste, German Instrumentalist.


sokolnik

sokolnik m pers (female equivalent sokolniczka)

sokolniczka (feminine)
sokolnik (nominative singular)
sokolnicy (nominative plural)
sokolniki (derogatory nominative plural)
sokolnika (genitive singular)
sokolników (genitive plural)
sokolnikowi (dative singular)
sokolnikom (dative plural)
sokolnika (accusative singular)
sokolników (accusative plural)
sokolnikiem (instrumental singular)
sokolnikami (instrumental plural)
sokolniku (locative singular)
sokolnikach (locative plural)
sokolniku (singular vocative)
sokolnicy (plural vocative)


łowczy

łowczy m pers (female equivalent łowczyni)

łowczyni (feminine)
łowczy (nominative singular)
łowczowie (nominative plural)
łowczego (genitive singular)
łowczych (genitive plural)
łowczemu (dative singular)
łowczym (dative plural)
łowczego (accusative singular)
łowczych (accusative plural)
łowczym (instrumental singular)
łowczymi (instrumental plural)
łowczym (locative singular)
łowczych (locative plural)
łowczy (singular vocative)
łowczowie (plural vocative)

(nominalized, historical, hunting) official of the Polish royal court in charge of organizing hunts


polowiec

polowiec (nominative singular)
polowcy (nominative plural)
polowce (derogatory nominative plural)
polowca (genitive singular)
polowców (genitive plural)
polowcowi (dative singular)
polowcom (dative plural)
polowca (accusative singular)
polowców (accusative plural)
polowcem (instrumental singular)
polowcami (instrumental plural)
polowcu (locative singular)
polowcach (locative plural)
polowcze (singular vocative)
polowcy (plural vocative)

From polować + -iec or from polowy + -iec.


chytrus

chytrus m pers (female equivalent chytruska, diminutive chytrusek)

chytruska (feminine)
chytrusek (diminutive)
chytrus (nominative singular)
chytrusy (nominative plural)
chytrusa (genitive singular)
chytrusów (genitive plural)
chytrusowi (dative singular)
chytrusom (dative plural)
chytrusa (accusative singular)
chytrusów (accusative plural)
chytrusem (instrumental singular)
chytrusami (instrumental plural)
chytrusie (locative singular)
chytrusach (locative plural)
chytrusie (singular vocative)
chytrusy (plural vocative)

(colloquial, derogatory) greedy, miserly person


włócznik

włócznik (nominative singular)
włóczniki (nominative plural)
włócznika (genitive singular)
włóczników (genitive plural)
włócznikowi (dative singular)
włócznikom (dative plural)
włócznika (accusative singular)
włóczniki (accusative plural)
włócznikiem (instrumental singular)
włócznikami (instrumental plural)
włóczniku (locative singular)
włócznikach (locative plural)
włóczniku (singular vocative)
włóczniki (plural vocative)

lancebill (any hummingbird of the genus Doryfera)


proletariusz

proletariusz m pers (female equivalent proletariuszka)

proletariuszka (feminine)
proletariusz (nominative singular)
proletariusze (nominative plural)
proletariusza (genitive singular)
proletariuszy (genitive plural)
proletariuszowi (dative singular)
proletariuszom (dative plural)
proletariusza (accusative singular)
proletariuszy (accusative plural)
proletariuszem (instrumental singular)
proletariuszami (instrumental plural)
proletariuszu (locative singular)
proletariuszach (locative plural)
proletariuszu (singular vocative)
proletariusze (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Latin prōlētārius.


bojowiec

bojowiec (nominative singular)
bojowce (nominative plural)
bojowca (genitive singular)
bojowców (genitive plural)
bojowcowi (dative singular)
bojowcom (dative plural)
bojowca (accusative singular)
bojowce (accusative plural)
bojowcem (instrumental singular)
bojowcami (instrumental plural)
bojowcu (locative singular)
bojowcach (locative plural)
bojowcu (singular vocative)
bojowce (plural vocative)

a rooster used in cockfighting; gamecock


patałach

patałach (nominative singular)
patałachy (nominative plural)
patałacha (genitive singular)
patałachów (genitive plural)
patałachowi (dative singular)
patałachom (dative plural)
patałacha (accusative singular)
patałachów (accusative plural)
patałachem (instrumental singular)
patałachami (instrumental plural)
patałachu (locative singular)
patałachach (locative plural)
patałachu (singular vocative)
patałachy (plural vocative)

(colloquial, derogatory) clumsy or inept person; blunderer


koziarz

pl-noun

koziarz m pers (female equivalent koziarka)

koziarka (feminine)
koziarz (nominative singular)
koziarze (nominative plural)
koziarza (genitive singular)
koziarzy (genitive plural)
koziarzowi (dative singular)
koziarzom (dative plural)
koziarza (accusative singular)
koziarzy (accusative plural)
koziarzem (instrumental singular)
koziarzami (instrumental plural)
koziarzu (locative singular)
koziarzach (locative plural)
koziarzu (singular vocative)
koziarze (plural vocative)


ciołek

ciołek (nominative singular)
ciołki (nominative plural)
ciołka (genitive singular)
ciołków (genitive plural)
ciołkowi (dative singular)
ciołkom (dative plural)
ciołka (accusative singular)
ciołków (accusative plural)
ciołkiem (instrumental singular)
ciołkami (instrumental plural)
ciołku (locative singular)
ciołkach (locative plural)
ciołku (singular vocative)
ciołki (plural vocative)


koźlarz

koźlarz (nominative singular)
koźlarze (nominative plural)
koźlarza (genitive singular)
koźlarzy (genitive plural)
koźlarzowi (dative singular)
koźlarzom (dative plural)
koźlarz (accusative singular)
koźlarze (accusative plural)
koźlarzem (instrumental singular)
koźlarzami (instrumental plural)
koźlarzu (locative singular)
koźlarzach (locative plural)
koźlarzu (singular vocative)
koźlarze (plural vocative)


byczek

byczek (nominative singular)
byczki (nominative plural)
byczka (genitive singular)
byczków (genitive plural)
byczkowi (dative singular)
byczkom (dative plural)
byczka (accusative singular)
byczków (accusative plural)
byczkiem (instrumental singular)
byczkami (instrumental plural)
byczku (locative singular)
byczkach (locative plural)
byczku (singular vocative)
byczki (plural vocative)


pastuch

cs-noun

pastuch m anim (female equivalent pastuchyně)

pastuchyně (feminine)
pastuch (nominative singular)
pastuchové (nominative plural)
pastucha (genitive singular)
pastuchů (genitive plural)
pastuchovi (dative singular)
pastuchu (dative singular)
pastuchům (dative plural)
pastucha (accusative singular)
pastuchy (accusative plural)
pastuchu (singular vocative)
pastuchové (plural vocative)
pastuchovi (locative singular)
pastuchu (locative singular)
pastuších (locative plural)
pastuchem (instrumental singular)
pastuchy (instrumental plural)

(obsolete) Alternative form of pastucha (“herdsman”)


pastuch

pl-noun

pastuch m pers (female equivalent pastuszka, diminutive pastuszek)

pastuszka (feminine)
pastuszek (diminutive)
pastuch (nominative singular)
pastuchowie (nominative plural)
pastusi (nominative plural)
pastuchy (nominative plural)
pastucha (genitive singular)
pastuchów (genitive plural)
pastuchowi (dative singular)
pastuchom (dative plural)
pastucha (accusative singular)
pastuchów (accusative plural)
pastuchem (instrumental singular)
pastuchami (instrumental plural)
pastuchu (locative singular)
pastuchach (locative plural)
pastuchu (singular vocative)
pastuchowie (plural vocative)
pastusi (plural vocative)
pastuchy (plural vocative)

(derogatory) an uneducated, backward person, especially one of rural origin


lodziarz

lodziarz (nominative singular)
lodziarze (nominative plural)
lodziarza (genitive singular)
lodziarzy (genitive plural)
lodziarzów (genitive plural)
lodziarzowi (dative singular)
lodziarzom (dative plural)
lodziarza (accusative singular)
lodziarzy (accusative plural)
lodziarzów (accusative plural)
lodziarzem (instrumental singular)
lodziarzami (instrumental plural)
lodziarzu (locative singular)
lodziarzach (locative plural)
lodziarzu (singular vocative)
lodziarze (plural vocative)


owczarz

owczarz m pers (female equivalent owczarka)

owczarka (feminine)
owczarz (nominative singular)
owczarze (nominative plural)
owczarza (genitive singular)
owczarzy (genitive plural)
owczarzowi (dative singular)
owczarzom (dative plural)
owczarza (accusative singular)
owczarzy (accusative plural)
owczarzem (instrumental singular)
owczarzami (instrumental plural)
owczarzu (locative singular)
owczarzach (locative plural)
owczarzu (singular vocative)
owczarze (plural vocative)

From owca + -arz. Compare South Slavic and Russian овчар.

a man who raises or tends sheep; a sheep breeder; a shepherd


wątrobowiec

wątrobowiec (nominative singular)
wątrobowce (nominative plural)
wątrobowca (genitive singular)
wątrobowców (genitive plural)
wątrobowcowi (dative singular)
wątrobowcom (dative plural)
wątrobowiec (accusative singular)
wątrobowce (accusative plural)
wątrobowcem (instrumental singular)
wątrobowcami (instrumental plural)
wątrobowcu (locative singular)
wątrobowcach (locative plural)
wątrobowcu (singular vocative)
wątrobowce (plural vocative)

liverwort (any plant belonging to the division Marchantiophyta)


gładysz

gładysz m pers (female equivalent gładyszka, diminutive gładyszek)

gładyszka (feminine)
gładyszek (diminutive)
gładysz (nominative singular)
gładysze (nominative plural)
gładysza (genitive singular)
gładyszów (genitive plural)
gładyszy (genitive plural)
gładyszowi (dative singular)
gładyszom (dative plural)
gładysza (accusative singular)
gładyszów (accusative plural)
gładyszy (accusative plural)
gładyszem (instrumental singular)
gładyszami (instrumental plural)
gładyszu (locative singular)
gładyszach (locative plural)
gładyszu (singular vocative)
gładysze (plural vocative)

(obsolete) an overly well-mannered, refined, or good-looking man, dandy, coxcomb


gładysz

gładysz (nominative singular)
gładysze (nominative plural)
gładyszu (genitive singular)
gładyszy (genitive plural)
gładyszowi (dative singular)
gładyszom (dative plural)
gładysz (accusative singular)
gładysze (accusative plural)
gładyszem (instrumental singular)
gładyszami (instrumental plural)
gładyszu (locative singular)
gładyszach (locative plural)
gładyszu (singular vocative)
gładysze (plural vocative)

(archaic) snowdrop (plant of the genus Galanthus)


ebrenc

ca-noun

ebrenc m (plural ebrencs, feminine ebrenca)

native or inhabitant of Terres de l'Ebre (male or of unspecified gender)


ganxet

ganxet m (plural ganxets, feminine ganxeta)

From ganxo (“hook”) + -et (diminutive suffix).

af

(derogatory, Tarragona) native or inhabitant of Reus (male or of unspecified gender)


terrassenc

ca-noun

terrassenc m (plural terrassencs, feminine terrassenca)

terrassencs (plural)
terrassenca (feminine)

native or inhabitant of Terrassa (male or of unspecified gender)


дрводелец

mk-noun

дрводелец • (drvodelec) m (plural дрводелци)

drvodelec (romanization)
дрводелци (plural)
дрводелец (indefinite singular)
дрводелци (indefinite plural)
дрводелецот (definite singular unspecified)
дрводелците (definite plural unspecified)
дрводелецов (definite proximal singular)
дрводелциве (definite plural proximal)
дрводелецон (definite distal singular)
дрводелцине (definite distal plural)
дрводелецу (singular vocative)
дрводелци (plural vocative)
дрводелеца (count-form plural)


błazen

blaźnisko (augmentative)
błazen (nominative singular)
błazny (nominative plural)
błaźni (nominative plural)
błazna (genitive singular)
błaznów (genitive plural)
błaznowi (dative singular)
błaznom (dative plural)
błazna (accusative singular)
błaznów (accusative plural)
błaznem (instrumental singular)
błaznami (instrumental plural)
błaźnie (locative singular)
błaznach (locative plural)
błaźnie (singular vocative)
błazny (plural vocative)
błaźni (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish błazno, from Proto-Slavic *blaznъ.

błazen z cyrku

błazen w cyrku

popisy/wygłupy błazna

błazna

występy błazna

clown, circus clown (circus entertainer)

istny błazen

prawdziwy błazen

arogancki błazen

grać/udawać błazna

robić z kogoś/z siebie błazna

to beat the clown(ery) out of someone/oneself

okazać się błaznem

wyjść/wychodzić na błazna

uznać kogoś za błazna

(derogatory) clown, jester, joker (person who jokes)

królewski błazen/błazen króla

nadworny błazen

mądry błazen

(historical) court jester, fool, joker (person who amused a medieval court)


pěvec

pěvec (nominative singular)
pěvci (nominative plural)
pěvce (genitive singular)
pěvců (genitive plural)
pěvcovi (dative singular)
pěvci (dative singular)
pěvcům (dative plural)
pěvce (accusative singular)
pěvce (accusative plural)
pěvče (singular vocative)
pěvci (plural vocative)
pěvcovi (locative singular)
pěvci (locative singular)
pěvcích (locative plural)
pěvcem (instrumental singular)
pěvci (instrumental plural)


głowacz

głowacz (nominative singular)
głowacze (nominative plural)
głowacza (genitive singular)
głowaczy (genitive plural)
głowaczowi (dative singular)
głowaczom (dative plural)
głowacza (accusative singular)
głowacze (accusative plural)
głowaczem (instrumental singular)
głowaczami (instrumental plural)
głowaczu (locative singular)
głowaczach (locative plural)
głowaczu (singular vocative)
głowacze (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *golvačь. By surface analysis, głowa + -acz.

any of various freshwater sculpins of the genus Cottus


đích tôn

[ʔɗïk̟̚˧˦ ton˧˧]

[ʔɗɨt̚˦˧˥ toŋ˧˧]

[ʔɗɨt̚˦˥ toŋ˧˧]

Sino-Vietnamese word from 嫡孫, composed of 嫡 (“legitimate”) and 孫 (“grandchild”)

vi-etym-sino

Nó là con gái, thằng em nó mới là cháu đích tôn.

She's a girl, it's her younger brother who is the "important grandchild".

being the eldest son (disregarding daughters) of the eldest son (disregarding daughters) of his paternal grandparents, therefore having more responsibility than his male siblings or cousins


biegacz

biegacz (nominative singular)
biegacze (nominative plural)
biegacza (genitive singular)
biegaczy (genitive plural)
biegaczowi (dative singular)
biegaczom (dative plural)
biegacza (accusative singular)
biegacze (accusative plural)
biegaczem (instrumental singular)
biegaczami (instrumental plural)
biegaczu (locative singular)
biegaczach (locative plural)
biegaczu (singular vocative)
biegacze (plural vocative)


mniszek

mniszek (nominative singular)
mniszkowie (nominative plural)
mniszki (derogatory nominative plural)
mniszka (genitive singular)
mniszków (genitive plural)
mniszkowi (dative singular)
mniszkom (dative plural)
mniszka (accusative singular)
mniszków (accusative plural)
mniszkiem (instrumental singular)
mniszkami (instrumental plural)
mniszku (locative singular)
mniszkach (locative plural)
mniszku (singular vocative)
mniszkowie (plural vocative)


mniszek

mniszek (nominative singular)
mniszki (nominative plural)
mniszka (genitive singular)
mniszków (genitive plural)
mniszkowi (dative singular)
mniszkom (dative plural)
mniszek (accusative singular)
mniszki (accusative plural)
mniszkiem (instrumental singular)
mniszkami (instrumental plural)
mniszku (locative singular)
mniszkach (locative plural)
mniszku (singular vocative)
mniszki (plural vocative)


mniszek

mniszek (nominative singular)
mniszki (nominative plural)
mniszka (genitive singular)
mniszków (genitive plural)
mniszkowi (dative singular)
mniszkom (dative plural)
mniszka (accusative singular)
mniszki (accusative plural)
mniszkiem (instrumental singular)
mniszkami (instrumental plural)
mniszku (locative singular)
mniszkach (locative plural)
mniszku (singular vocative)
mniszki (plural vocative)


családapa

családapák (plural)
családapa (nominative singular)
családapák (nominative plural)
családapát (accusative singular)
családapákat (accusative plural)
családapának (dative singular)
családapáknak (dative plural)
családapával (instrumental singular)
családapákkal (instrumental plural)
családapáért (causal-final singular)
családapákért (causal-final plural)
családapává (singular translative)
családapákká (plural translative)
családapáig (singular terminative)
családapákig (plural terminative)
családapaként (essive-formal singular)
családapákként (essive-formal plural)
családapában (inessive singular)
családapákban (inessive plural)
családapán (singular superessive)
családapákon (plural superessive)
családapánál (adessive singular)
családapáknál (adessive plural)
családapába (illative singular)
családapákba (illative plural)
családapára (singular sublative)
családapákra (plural sublative)
családapához (allative singular)
családapákhoz (allative plural)
családapából (elative singular)
családapákból (elative plural)
családapáról (delative singular)
családapákról (delative plural)
családapától (ablative singular)
családapáktól (ablative plural)
családapáé (possessed-single possessive predicative singular)
családapáké (plural possessed-single possessive predicative)
családapáéi (possessed-single possessive predicative singular)
családapákéi (plural possessed-single possessive predicative)
családapám (first-person possessed-single possessive singular)
családapáim (first-person possessed-many possessive singular)
családapjaim (first-person possessed-many possessive singular)
családapád (possessed-single possessive second-person singular)
családapáid (possessed-many possessive second-person singular)
családapjaid (possessed-many possessive second-person singular)
családapja (possessed-single possessive singular third-person)
családapái (possessed-many possessive singular third-person)
családapjai (possessed-many possessive singular third-person)
családapánk (first-person plural possessed-single possessive)
családapáink (first-person plural possessed-many possessive)
családapjaink (first-person plural possessed-many possessive)
családapátok (plural possessed-single possessive second-person)
családapáitok (plural possessed-many possessive second-person)
családapjaitok (plural possessed-many possessive second-person)
családapjuk (plural possessed-single possessive third-person)
családapáik (plural possessed-many possessive third-person)
családapjaik (plural possessed-many possessive third-person)

[ˈt͡ʃɒlaːdɒpɒ]

family man (an adult male with a spouse and children to whose well-being he is dedicated)


dziwaczek

dziwaczek (nominative singular)
dziwaczki (nominative plural)
dziwaczka (genitive singular)
dziwaczków (genitive plural)
dziwaczkowi (dative singular)
dziwaczkom (dative plural)
dziwaczek (accusative singular)
dziwaczki (accusative plural)
dziwaczkiem (instrumental singular)
dziwaczkami (instrumental plural)
dziwaczku (locative singular)
dziwaczkach (locative plural)
dziwaczku (singular vocative)
dziwaczki (plural vocative)


młokos

młokosik (diminutive)
młokos (nominative singular)
młokosy (nominative plural)
młokosa (genitive singular)
młokosów (genitive plural)
młokosowi (dative singular)
młokosom (dative plural)
młokosa (accusative singular)
młokosów (accusative plural)
młokosem (instrumental singular)
młokosami (instrumental plural)
młokosie (locative singular)
młokosach (locative plural)
młokosie (singular vocative)
młokosy (plural vocative)

Possibly from Russian молокосóс (molokosós) or Ukrainian молокосóс (molokosós), from Proto-Slavic *melkosъsъ.


młokos

młokos (nominative singular)
młokosy (nominative plural)
młokosu (genitive singular)
młokosów (genitive plural)
młokosowi (dative singular)
młokosom (dative plural)
młokos (accusative singular)
młokosy (accusative plural)
młokosem (instrumental singular)
młokosami (instrumental plural)
młokosie (locative singular)
młokosach (locative plural)
młokosie (singular vocative)
młokosy (plural vocative)

Anagallis arvensis
Anagallis arvensis#Translingual

(colloquial) scarlet pimpernel (Anagallis arvensis)


poganiacz

poganiacz (nominative singular)
poganiacze (nominative plural)
poganiacza (genitive singular)
poganiaczy (genitive plural)
poganiaczów (genitive plural)
poganiaczowi (dative singular)
poganiaczom (dative plural)
poganiacza (accusative singular)
poganiaczy (accusative plural)
poganiaczów (accusative plural)
poganiaczem (instrumental singular)
poganiaczami (instrumental plural)
poganiaczu (locative singular)
poganiaczach (locative plural)
poganiaczu (singular vocative)
poganiacze (plural vocative)

From poganiać + -acz. Cognate with Vilamovian puøguənič, Carpathian Rusyn поганяч (pohanjač).


siwiec

siwiec (nominative singular)
siwce (nominative plural)
siwca (genitive singular)
siwców (genitive plural)
siwcowi (dative singular)
siwcom (dative plural)
siwiec (accusative singular)
siwce (accusative plural)
siwcem (instrumental singular)
siwcami (instrumental plural)
siwcu (locative singular)
siwcach (locative plural)
siwcu (singular vocative)
siwce (plural vocative)

horned poppy (any plant of the genus Glaucium)


mularz

mularz (nominative singular)
mularze (nominative plural)
mularza (genitive singular)
mularzy (genitive plural)
mularzów (genitive plural)
mularzowi (dative singular)
mularzom (dative plural)
mularza (accusative singular)
mularzy (accusative plural)
mularzów (accusative plural)
mularzem (instrumental singular)
mularzami (instrumental plural)
mularzu (locative singular)
mularzach (locative plural)
mularzu (singular vocative)
mularze (plural vocative)


koniuch

koniuch (nominative singular)
koniuchy (nominative plural)
koniuchowie (nominative plural)
koniucha (genitive singular)
koniuchów (genitive plural)
koniuchowi (dative singular)
koniuchom (dative plural)
koniucha (accusative singular)
koniuchów (accusative plural)
koniuchem (instrumental singular)
koniuchami (instrumental plural)
koniuchu (locative singular)
koniuchach (locative plural)
koniuchu (singular vocative)
koniuchy (plural vocative)
koniuchowie (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *koňuxъ. By surface analysis, koń + -uch.

(obsolete) servant or farmworker responsible for horses


parobek

pl-noun

parobek m pers (diminutive parobeczek, augmentative parobas)

parobeczek (diminutive)
parobas (augmentative)
parobek (nominative singular)
parobcy (nominative plural)
parobkowie (nominative plural)
parobki (nominative plural)
parobka (genitive singular)
parobków (genitive plural)
parobkowi (dative singular)
parobkom (dative plural)
parobka (accusative singular)
parobków (accusative plural)
parobkiem (instrumental singular)
parobkami (instrumental plural)
parobku (locative singular)
parobkach (locative plural)
parobku (singular vocative)
parobcy (plural vocative)
parobkowie (plural vocative)
parobki (plural vocative)


gamrat

Borrowed from Italian camerata or Spanish camarada, from Spanish cámara, from Vulgar Latin camara, from Ancient Greek καμάρα (kamára). Doublet of kamrat.


paź

paź m pers (diminutive pazik, related adjective paziowski)

pazik (diminutive)
paziowski (adjective)
paź (nominative singular)
paziowie (nominative plural)
pazie (derogatory nominative plural)
pazia (genitive singular)
paziów (genitive plural)
pazi (genitive plural)
paziowi (dative singular)
paziom (dative plural)
pazia (accusative singular)
paziów (accusative plural)
pazi (accusative plural)
paziem (instrumental singular)
paziami (instrumental plural)
paziu (locative singular)
paziach (locative plural)
paziu (singular vocative)
paziowie (plural vocative)
pazie (derogatory plural vocative)

(feudalism, historical) page, pageboy (serving boy; a youth attending a person of high degree, especially at courts, often as a position of honor and education)


পৈ

poi (romanization)
পৈ (nominative)
পয়ে (nominative)
পৈ (accusative)
পৈক (accusative)
পৈলৈ (dative)
পৈলৈকে (terminative)
পয়ে (instrumental)
পয়েৰে (instrumental)
পৈৰ (genitive)
পৈত (locative)

as-decl-noun

পয়ে / পয়েৰে

Inherited from Prakrit 𑀧𑀇 (paï), from Sanskrit পতি (pati, “master, husband”). Doublet of পতি (poti).


sitarz

sitarz (nominative singular)
sitarze (nominative plural)
sitarza (genitive singular)
sitarzy (genitive plural)
sitarzowi (dative singular)
sitarzom (dative plural)
sitarz (accusative singular)
sitarze (accusative plural)
sitarzem (instrumental singular)
sitarzami (instrumental plural)
sitarzu (locative singular)
sitarzach (locative plural)
sitarzu (singular vocative)
sitarze (plural vocative)

Suillus bovinus
Wikispecies:Suillus bovinus

Jersey cow mushroom, bovine bolete (Suillus bovinus)


sitnik

sitnik (nominative singular)
sitniki (nominative plural)
sitnika (genitive singular)
sitników (genitive plural)
sitnikowi (dative singular)
sitnikom (dative plural)
sitnik (accusative singular)
sitniki (accusative plural)
sitnikiem (instrumental singular)
sitnikami (instrumental plural)
sitniku (locative singular)
sitnikach (locative plural)
sitniku (singular vocative)
sitniki (plural vocative)

any rush of the family Cyperaceae
Juncus


rebesavi

ca-noun

rebesavi m (plural rebesavis, feminine rebesàvia)

From re- + besavi (“great-grandfather”).


aigaiqssee

[ʔa³³ka²¹zz̩³³]


siciarz

siciarz (nominative singular)
siciarze (nominative plural)
siciarza (genitive singular)
siciarzy (genitive plural)
siciarzów (genitive plural)
siciarzowi (dative singular)
siciarzom (dative plural)
siciarza (accusative singular)
siciarzy (accusative plural)
siciarzów (accusative plural)
siciarzem (instrumental singular)
siciarzami (instrumental plural)
siciarzu (locative singular)
siciarzach (locative plural)
siciarzu (singular vocative)
siciarze (plural vocative)


sieciarz

sieciarz (nominative singular)
sieciarze (nominative plural)
sieciarza (genitive singular)
sieciarzy (genitive plural)
sieciarzów (genitive plural)
sieciarzowi (dative singular)
sieciarzom (dative plural)
sieciarza (accusative singular)
sieciarzy (accusative plural)
sieciarzów (accusative plural)
sieciarzem (instrumental singular)
sieciarzami (instrumental plural)
sieciarzu (locative singular)
sieciarzach (locative plural)
sieciarzu (singular vocative)
sieciarze (plural vocative)

a netmaker (person who manufactures nets)


koniarz

koniarz (nominative singular)
koniarze (nominative plural)
koniarza (genitive singular)
koniarzy (genitive plural)
koniarzowi (dative singular)
koniarzom (dative plural)
koniarza (accusative singular)
koniarzy (accusative plural)
koniarzem (instrumental singular)
koniarzami (instrumental plural)
koniarzu (locative singular)
koniarzach (locative plural)
koniarzu (singular vocative)
koniarze (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *koňařь. By surface analysis, koń + -arz.


tupec

tupec (nominative singular)
tupci (nominative plural)
tupce (genitive singular)
tupců (genitive plural)
tupcovi (dative singular)
tupci (dative singular)
tupcům (dative plural)
tupce (accusative singular)
tupce (accusative plural)
tupče (singular vocative)
tupci (plural vocative)
tupcovi (locative singular)
tupci (locative singular)
tupcích (locative plural)
tupcem (instrumental singular)
tupci (instrumental plural)


otrokář

cs-noun

otrokář m anim (female equivalent otrokářka, related adjective otrokářský)

otrokářka (feminine)
otrokářský (adjective)
otrokář (nominative singular)
otrokáři (nominative plural)
otrokáře (genitive singular)
otrokářů (genitive plural)
otrokářovi (dative singular)
otrokáři (dative singular)
otrokářům (dative plural)
otrokáře (accusative singular)
otrokáře (accusative plural)
otrokáři (singular vocative)
otrokáři (plural vocative)
otrokářovi (locative singular)
otrokáři (locative singular)
otrokářích (locative plural)
otrokářem (instrumental singular)
otrokáři (instrumental plural)


autoritář

autoritář m anim (female equivalent autoritářka, related adjective autoritářský)

autoritářka (feminine)
autoritářský (adjective)
autoritář (nominative singular)
autoritáři (nominative plural)
autoritáře (genitive singular)
autoritářů (genitive plural)
autoritářovi (dative singular)
autoritáři (dative singular)
autoritářům (dative plural)
autoritáře (accusative singular)
autoritáře (accusative plural)
autoritáři (singular vocative)
autoritáři (plural vocative)
autoritářovi (locative singular)
autoritáři (locative singular)
autoritářích (locative plural)
autoritářem (instrumental singular)
autoritáři (instrumental plural)


popielarz

popielarz (nominative singular)
popielarze (nominative plural)
popielarza (genitive singular)
popielarzy (genitive plural)
popielarzów (genitive plural)
popielarzowi (dative singular)
popielarzom (dative plural)
popielarza (accusative singular)
popielarzy (accusative plural)
popielarzów (accusative plural)
popielarzem (instrumental singular)
popielarzami (instrumental plural)
popielarzu (locative singular)
popielarzach (locative plural)
popielarzu (singular vocative)
popielarze (plural vocative)

a worker responsible for removing ash and slag


uskutečnitel

uskutečnitel (nominative singular)
uskutečnitelé (nominative plural)
uskutečnitele (genitive singular)
uskutečnitelů (genitive plural)
uskutečnitelovi (dative singular)
uskutečniteli (dative singular)
uskutečnitelům (dative plural)
uskutečnitele (accusative singular)
uskutečnitele (accusative plural)
uskutečniteli (singular vocative)
uskutečnitelé (plural vocative)
uskutečnitelovi (locative singular)
uskutečniteli (locative singular)
uskutečnitelích (locative plural)
uskutečnitelem (instrumental singular)
uskutečniteli (instrumental plural)


popielnik

popielnik (nominative singular)
popielnicy (nominative plural)
popielniki (derogatory nominative plural)
popielnika (genitive singular)
popielników (genitive plural)
popielnikowi (dative singular)
popielnikom (dative plural)
popielnika (accusative singular)
popielników (accusative plural)
popielnikiem (instrumental singular)
popielnikami (instrumental plural)
popielniku (locative singular)
popielnikach (locative plural)
popielniku (singular vocative)
popielnicy (plural vocative)

From popiół (“ash”) + -nik. Cognate with Czech popelník, Slovak popolník, Carpathian Rusyn попельник (popelʹnyk).


stócach

head

stócach m (genitive singular stócaigh, nominative plural stócaigh)

stócaigh (genitive singular)
stócaigh (nominative plural)
stócach (indefinite nominative singular)
stócaigh (indefinite nominative plural)
a stócaigh (indefinite singular vocative)
a stócacha (indefinite plural vocative)
stócaigh (genitive indefinite singular)
stócach (genitive indefinite plural)
stócach (dative indefinite singular)
stócaigh (dative indefinite plural)
an stócach (definite nominative singular)
na stócaigh (definite nominative plural)
an stócaigh (definite genitive singular)
na stócach (definite genitive plural)
leis an stócach (dative definite singular)
don stócach (dative definite singular)
leis na stócaigh (dative definite plural)


ਭਤੀਜਾ

pa-noun

ਭਤੀਜਾ • (bhatījā) m (Shahmukhi spelling بھتیجا)

bhatījā (romanization)
بھتیجا (Shahmukhi)
ਭਤੀਜਾ (direct singular)
ਭਤੀਜੇ (direct plural)
ਭਤੀਜੇ (oblique singular)
ਭਤੀਜਿਆਂ (oblique plural)
ਭਤੀਜਿਆ (singular vocative)
ਭਤੀਜਿਓ (plural vocative)
ਭਤੀਜਿਓਂ (ablative singular)
ਭਤੀਜੇ (locative singular)
ਭਤੀਜੇ (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Paisaci Prakrit [Term?] (compare Sauraseni Prakrit 𑀪𑀢𑁆𑀢𑀺𑀚𑁆𑀚 (bhattijja)), from Sanskrit भ्रात्रीय (bhrātrī́ya).

Coordinate term: ਭਤੀਜੀ (bhatījī)


motocyklista

cs-noun

motocyklista m anim (female equivalent motocyklistka, related adjective motocyklistický)

motocyklistka (feminine)
motocyklistický (adjective)
motocyklista (nominative singular)
motocyklisté (nominative plural)
motocyklisti (nominative plural)
motocyklisty (genitive singular)
motocyklistů (genitive plural)
motocyklistovi (dative singular)
motocyklistům (dative plural)
motocyklistu (accusative singular)
motocyklisty (accusative plural)
motocyklisto (singular vocative)
motocyklisté (plural vocative)
motocyklisti (plural vocative)
motocyklistovi (locative singular)
motocyklistech (locative plural)
motocyklistou (instrumental singular)
motocyklisty (instrumental plural)


motocyklista

pl-noun

motocyklista m pers (female equivalent motocyklistka)

motocyklistka (feminine)
motocyklista (nominative singular)
motocykliści (nominative plural)
motocyklisty (derogatory nominative plural)
motocyklisty (genitive singular)
motocyklistów (genitive plural)
motocykliście (dative singular)
motocyklistom (dative plural)
motocyklistę (accusative singular)
motocyklistów (accusative plural)
motocyklistą (instrumental singular)
motocyklistami (instrumental plural)
motocykliście (locative singular)
motocyklistach (locative plural)
motocyklisto (singular vocative)
motocykliści (plural vocative)


stawarz

stawarz (nominative singular)
stawarze (nominative plural)
stawarza (genitive singular)
stawarzy (genitive plural)
stawarzów (genitive plural)
stawarzowi (dative singular)
stawarzom (dative plural)
stawarza (accusative singular)
stawarzy (accusative plural)
stawarzów (accusative plural)
stawarzem (instrumental singular)
stawarzami (instrumental plural)
stawarzu (locative singular)
stawarzach (locative plural)
stawarzu (singular vocative)
stawarze (plural vocative)


stawiarz

stawiarz (nominative singular)
stawiarze (nominative plural)
stawiarza (genitive singular)
stawiarzy (genitive plural)
stawiarzów (genitive plural)
stawiarzowi (dative singular)
stawiarzom (dative plural)
stawiarza (accusative singular)
stawiarzy (accusative plural)
stawiarzów (accusative plural)
stawiarzem (instrumental singular)
stawiarzami (instrumental plural)
stawiarzu (locative singular)
stawiarzach (locative plural)
stawiarzu (singular vocative)
stawiarze (plural vocative)


kotlarz

kotlarz (nominative singular)
kotlarze (nominative plural)
kotlarza (genitive singular)
kotlarzy (genitive plural)
kotlarzowi (dative singular)
kotlarzom (dative plural)
kotlarza (accusative singular)
kotlarzy (accusative plural)
kotlarzem (instrumental singular)
kotlarzami (instrumental plural)
kotlarzu (locative singular)
kotlarzach (locative plural)
kotlarzu (singular vocative)
kotlarze (plural vocative)


rymarz

rymarz m pers (related adjective rymarski)

rymarski (adjective)
rymarz (nominative singular)
rymarze (nominative plural)
rymarza (genitive singular)
rymarzy (genitive plural)
rymarzów (genitive plural)
rymarzowi (dative singular)
rymarzom (dative plural)
rymarza (accusative singular)
rymarzy (accusative plural)
rymarzów (accusative plural)
rymarzem (instrumental singular)
rymarzami (instrumental plural)
rymarzu (locative singular)
rymarzach (locative plural)
rymarzu (singular vocative)
rymarze (plural vocative)

→ Belarusian: рыма́р (rymár)

desc

→ Ukrainian: лима́р (lymár), рима́р (rymár)

Borrowed from German Riemer, from Middle High German riemære.

any leatherworker (not including bootmakers), especially a saddler


skórnik

skórnik (nominative singular)
skórniki (nominative plural)
skórnika (genitive singular)
skórników (genitive plural)
skórnikowi (dative singular)
skórnikom (dative plural)
skórnik (accusative singular)
skórniki (accusative plural)
skórnikiem (instrumental singular)
skórnikami (instrumental plural)
skórniku (locative singular)
skórnikach (locative plural)
skórniku (singular vocative)
skórniki (plural vocative)


skórnik

skórnik (nominative singular)
skórnicy (nominative plural)
skórniki (derogatory nominative plural)
skórnika (genitive singular)
skórników (genitive plural)
skórnikowi (dative singular)
skórnikom (dative plural)
skórnika (accusative singular)
skórników (accusative plural)
skórnikiem (instrumental singular)
skórnikami (instrumental plural)
skórniku (locative singular)
skórnikach (locative plural)
skórniku (singular vocative)
skórnicy (plural vocative)

tanner (person whose occupation is to tan hides or convert them into leather)


skórnik

skórnik (nominative singular)
skórniki (nominative plural)
skórnika (genitive singular)
skórników (genitive plural)
skórnikowi (dative singular)
skórnikom (dative plural)
skórnika (accusative singular)
skórniki (accusative plural)
skórnikiem (instrumental singular)
skórnikami (instrumental plural)
skórniku (locative singular)
skórnikach (locative plural)
skórniku (singular vocative)
skórniki (plural vocative)


смерд

ru-noun+

смерд • (smerd) m anim (genitive сме́рда, nominative plural сме́рды, genitive plural сме́рдов)

smerd (romanization)
сме́рда (genitive)
сме́рды (nominative plural)
сме́рдов (genitive plural)
сме́рд (nominative singular)
сме́рды (nominative plural)
сме́рда (genitive singular)
сме́рдов (genitive plural)
сме́рду (dative singular)
сме́рдам (dative plural)
сме́рда (accusative singular)
сме́рдов (accusative plural)
сме́рдом (instrumental singular)
сме́рдами (instrumental plural)
сме́рде (prepositional singular)
сме́рдах (plural prepositional)

Borrowed from Old Church Slavonic смръдъ (smrŭdŭ, “someone who stinks”), related to смерде́ть (smerdétʹ, “to stink”). Cognates include Ukrainian смерд (smerd), Belarusian смерд (smjerd) or Belarusian смердзь (smjerdzʹ).


kopálista

kopálista (nominative singular)
kopálisté (nominative plural)
kopálisti (nominative plural)
kopálisty (genitive singular)
kopálistů (genitive plural)
kopálistovi (dative singular)
kopálistům (dative plural)
kopálistu (accusative singular)
kopálisty (accusative plural)
kopálisto (singular vocative)
kopálisté (plural vocative)
kopálisti (plural vocative)
kopálistovi (locative singular)
kopálistech (locative plural)
kopálistou (instrumental singular)
kopálisty (instrumental plural)


вершитель

ru-noun+

верши́тельница

верши́тель • (veršítelʹ) m anim (genitive верши́теля, nominative plural верши́тели, genitive plural верши́телей, feminine верши́тельница)

верши́тель (canonical)
veršítelʹ (romanization)
верши́теля (genitive)
верши́тели (nominative plural)
верши́телей (genitive plural)
верши́тельница (feminine)
верши́тель (nominative singular)
верши́тели (nominative plural)
верши́теля (genitive singular)
верши́телей (genitive plural)
верши́телю (dative singular)
верши́телям (dative plural)
верши́теля (accusative singular)
верши́телей (accusative plural)
верши́телем (instrumental singular)
верши́телями (instrumental plural)
верши́теле (prepositional singular)
верши́телях (plural prepositional)

[vʲɪrˈʂɨtʲɪlʲ]

верши́ть (veršítʹ) + -тель (-telʹ)

af

верши́ть (veršítʹ) + -тель (-telʹ)

(literary, dated) executor, administrator, decider


mravovědec

mravovědec (nominative singular)
mravovědci (nominative plural)
mravovědce (genitive singular)
mravovědců (genitive plural)
mravovědcovi (dative singular)
mravovědci (dative singular)
mravovědcům (dative plural)
mravovědce (accusative singular)
mravovědce (accusative plural)
mravovědče (singular vocative)
mravovědci (plural vocative)
mravovědcovi (locative singular)
mravovědci (locative singular)
mravovědcích (locative plural)
mravovědcem (instrumental singular)
mravovědci (instrumental plural)


বাবা

Naga Pidgin: baba


বাবা

Inherited from Ashokan Prakrit *𑀩𑀸𑀩𑁆𑀩𑀓 (*bābbaka, “father”), perhaps with influence from the unrelated Classical Persian بابا (bābā). Doublet of বাবু (babu, “child, gentleman”).


lungz

From Proto-Tai *luŋᴬ (“parent's older brother”). Cognate with Thai ลุง (lung), Lao ລຸງ (lung), Lü ᦟᦳᧂ (lung), Shan လုင်း (lúng), Tai Nüa ᥘᥧᥒᥰ (lüng), Nong Zhuang lungz, Saek ลุ๊ง.


архивар

sh-noun

архѝва̄р m (Latin spelling arhìvār, feminine архѝва̄рка)

архѝва̄р (canonical masculine)
arhìvār (romanization)
архѝва̄рка (feminine)
архивар (nominative singular)
архивари (nominative plural)
архивара (genitive singular)
архивара (genitive plural)
архивару (dative singular)
архиварима (dative plural)
архивара (accusative singular)
архиваре (accusative plural)
архивару (singular vocative)
архивари (plural vocative)
архивару (locative singular)
архиварима (locative plural)
архиваром (instrumental singular)
архиварима (instrumental plural)

From а̀рхӣв + -ар.

suffix

а̀рхӣв + -ар


рэпер

ru-noun+

рэ́пер • (rɛ́per) m anim (genitive рэ́пера, nominative plural рэ́перы, genitive plural рэ́перов)

рэ́пер (canonical)
rɛ́per (romanization)
рэ́пера (genitive)
рэ́перы (nominative plural)
рэ́перов (genitive plural)
рэ́пер (nominative singular)
рэ́перы (nominative plural)
рэ́пера (genitive singular)
рэ́перов (genitive plural)
рэ́перу (dative singular)
рэ́перам (dative plural)
рэ́пера (accusative singular)
рэ́перов (accusative plural)
рэ́пером (instrumental singular)
рэ́перами (instrumental plural)
рэ́пере (prepositional singular)
рэ́перах (plural prepositional)


пасинок

bg-noun

па́синок • (pásinok) m (diminutive па́синче)

па́синок (canonical)
pásinok (romanization)
па́синче (diminutive)
па́синок (indefinite singular)
па́синци (indefinite plural)
па́синокът (definite singular subjective)
па́синците (definite plural subjective)
па́синока (definite objective singular)
па́синците (definite objective plural)
па́синоко (singular vocative)
па́синци (plural vocative)

bg-ndecl

па́синок<(h)/pl:па́синци>

Kin term from Proto-Slavic *pasynъkъ. Morphologically formed as па- (pa-, “step-”) + син (sin, “son”) + -ок (-ok).


пасинок

mk-noun

пасинок • (pasinok) m (feminine паштерка or поќерка, diminutive пасинче)

pasinok (romanization)
паштерка (feminine)
поќерка (feminine)
пасинче (diminutive)
пасинок (indefinite singular)
пaсиноци (indefinite plural)
пасинокот (definite singular unspecified)
пaсиноците (definite plural unspecified)
пасиноков (definite proximal singular)
пaсиноциве (definite plural proximal)
пасинокон (definite distal singular)
пaсиноцине (definite distal plural)
пасиноку (singular vocative)
пaсиноци (plural vocative)
пасинока (count-form plural)


пасинок

uk-noun

па́синок<pr>

па́синок • (pásynok) m pers (genitive па́синока, nominative plural па́синоки, genitive plural па́синоків)

па́синок (canonical)
pásynok (romanization)
па́синока (genitive)
па́синоки (nominative plural)
па́синоків (genitive plural)
па́синок (nominative singular)
па́синки (nominative plural)
па́синка (genitive singular)
па́синків (genitive plural)
па́синкові (dative singular)
па́синку (dative singular)
па́синкам (dative plural)
па́синка (accusative singular)
па́синків (accusative plural)
па́синком (instrumental singular)
па́синками (instrumental plural)
па́синкові (locative singular)
па́синку (locative singular)
па́синках (locative plural)
па́синку (singular vocative)
па́синки (plural vocative)

uk-ndecl

па́синок<pr.*>

stepson (son of one's spouse, but not one's own child)


готован

gotovan (romanization)
готован (indefinite singular)
готовани (indefinite plural)
готованот (definite singular unspecified)
готованите (definite plural unspecified)
готованов (definite proximal singular)
готованиве (definite plural proximal)
готованон (definite distal singular)
готованине (definite distal plural)
готовану (singular vocative)
готовани (plural vocative)
готована (count-form plural)


благајник

blagajnik (romanization)
благајник (indefinite singular)
благајници (indefinite plural)
благајникот (definite singular unspecified)
благајниците (definite plural unspecified)
благајников (definite proximal singular)
благајнициве (definite plural proximal)
благајникон (definite distal singular)
благајницине (definite distal plural)
благајнику (singular vocative)
благајници (plural vocative)
благајника (count-form plural)

mk-decl-noun-table

благајниците

благајнициве

благајницине


бродоломник

mk-noun

бродоломници

бродоломник • (brodolomnik) m (plural бродоломници)

brodolomnik (romanization)
бродоломници (plural)
бродоломник (indefinite singular)
бродоломници (indefinite plural)
бродоломникот (definite singular unspecified)
бродоломниците (definite plural unspecified)
бродоломников (definite proximal singular)
бродоломнициве (definite plural proximal)
бродоломникон (definite distal singular)
бродоломницине (definite distal plural)
бродоломнику (singular vocative)
бродоломници (plural vocative)
бродоломника (count-form plural)

mk-decl-noun-table

бродоломникот

бродоломников

бродоломникон

бродоломнику

бродоломникје

бродоломници

бродоломниците

бродоломнициве

бродоломницине

бродоломници

бродоломника

бро‧до‧лом‧ник

(nautical) castaway (shipwrecked sailor)


дзевер

be-noun

дзе́вер • (dzjévjer) m pers (genitive дзе́вера, nominative plural дзе́веры, genitive plural дзе́вераў)

дзе́вер (canonical)
dzjévjer (romanization)
дзе́вера (genitive)
дзе́веры (nominative plural)
дзе́вераў (genitive plural)
дзе́вер (nominative singular)
дзе́веры (nominative plural)
дзе́вера (genitive singular)
дзе́вераў (genitive plural)
дзе́веру (dative singular)
дзе́верам (dative plural)
дзе́вера (accusative singular)
дзе́вераў (accusative plural)
дзе́верам (instrumental singular)
дзе́верамі (instrumental plural)
дзе́веру (locative singular)
дзе́верах (locative plural)
дзе́веры (count-form plural)


адил

adil (romanization)
адил (nominative singular unpossessed-form)
адипэ (nominative plural unpossessed-form)
адиги (nominative possessed-form singular unpossessed-form)
адипэги (nominative plural possessed-form unpossessed-form)
адилэк (long-form predicative singular unpossessed-form)
адипэлэк (long-form plural predicative unpossessed-form)
адилэк (predicative short-form singular unpossessed-form)
адипэк (plural predicative short-form unpossessed-form)
адилгэлэ (accusative singular unpossessed-form)
адипэгэлэ (accusative plural unpossessed-form)
адидэйлэ (accusative possessed-form singular unpossessed-form)
адипэдэйлэ (accusative plural possessed-form unpossessed-form)
адилэ (instrumental singular unpossessed-form)
адипэлэ (instrumental plural unpossessed-form)
адидэлэ (instrumental possessed-form singular unpossessed-form)
адипэдэлэ (instrumental plural possessed-form unpossessed-form)
адилҥин (dative singular unpossessed-form)
адипэҥин (dative plural unpossessed-form)
адидин (dative possessed-form singular unpossessed-form)
адипэдин (dative plural possessed-form unpossessed-form)
адилгэ (locative singular unpossessed-form)
адипэгэ (locative plural unpossessed-form)
адидэгэ (locative possessed-form singular unpossessed-form)
адипэдэгэ (locative plural possessed-form unpossessed-form)
адилгэт (ablative singular unpossessed-form)
адипэгэт (ablative plural unpossessed-form)
адидэгэт (ablative possessed-form singular unpossessed-form)
адипэдэгэт (ablative plural possessed-form unpossessed-form)
адилгэн (prolative singular unpossessed-form)
адипэгэн (plural prolative unpossessed-form)
адидэгэн (possessed-form prolative singular unpossessed-form)
адипэдэгэн (plural possessed-form prolative unpossessed-form)
адилньэ (comitative singular unpossessed-form)
адипэньэ (comitative plural unpossessed-form)
адидэньэ (comitative possessed-form singular unpossessed-form)
адипэдэньэ (comitative plural possessed-form unpossessed-form)

From Proto-Yukaghir *ant-. Cognates include Northern Yukaghir адил (adil).


venkovan

cs-noun

venkovan m anim (female equivalent venkovanka)

venkovanka (feminine)
venkovan (nominative singular)
venkované (nominative plural)
venkovani (nominative plural)
venkovana (genitive singular)
venkovanů (genitive plural)
venkovanovi (dative singular)
venkovanu (dative singular)
venkovanům (dative plural)
venkovana (accusative singular)
venkovany (accusative plural)
venkovane (singular vocative)
venkované (plural vocative)
venkovani (plural vocative)
venkovanovi (locative singular)
venkovanu (locative singular)
venkovanech (locative plural)
venkovanem (instrumental singular)
venkovany (instrumental plural)


doktrinář

doktrinář m anim (female equivalent doktrinářka, related adjective doktrinářský)

doktrinářka (feminine)
doktrinářský (adjective)
doktrinář (nominative singular)
doktrináři (nominative plural)
doktrináře (genitive singular)
doktrinářů (genitive plural)
doktrinářovi (dative singular)
doktrináři (dative singular)
doktrinářům (dative plural)
doktrináře (accusative singular)
doktrináře (accusative plural)
doktrináři (singular vocative)
doktrináři (plural vocative)
doktrinářovi (locative singular)
doktrináři (locative singular)
doktrinářích (locative plural)
doktrinářem (instrumental singular)
doktrináři (instrumental plural)

By surface analysis, doktrína (“doctrine”) + -ář.


阿丈

/a⁴⁴⁻³³ tiũ³³/

/a⁴⁴⁻²² tiũ²²/

/a⁴⁴⁻²² tiɔ̃²²/

/a³³⁻²³ tĩõ³⁵/

/a³³⁻²³ tĩẽ³⁵/

/a⁴⁴⁻³³ tiũ³³/

/a⁴⁴⁻²² tiũ²²/

/a⁴⁴⁻²² tiɔ̃²²/

/a³³⁻²³ tĩõ³⁵/

/a³³⁻²³ tĩẽ³⁵/

> - husband of mother's elder sister; < - husband of mother's younger sister


euroskeptik

cs-noun

euroskeptik m anim (female equivalent euroskeptička)

euroskeptička (feminine)
euroskeptik (nominative singular)
euroskeptici (nominative plural)
euroskeptika (genitive singular)
euroskeptiků (genitive plural)
euroskeptikovi (dative singular)
euroskeptiku (dative singular)
euroskeptikům (dative plural)
euroskeptika (accusative singular)
euroskeptiky (accusative plural)
euroskeptiku (singular vocative)
euroskeptici (plural vocative)
euroskeptikovi (locative singular)
euroskeptiku (locative singular)
euroskepticích (locative plural)
euroskeptikem (instrumental singular)
euroskeptiky (instrumental plural)


babiarz

babiarz (nominative singular)
babiarze (nominative plural)
babiarza (genitive singular)
babiarzy (genitive plural)
babiarzów (genitive plural)
babiarzowi (dative singular)
babiarzom (dative plural)
babiarza (accusative singular)
babiarzy (accusative plural)
babiarzów (accusative plural)
babiarzem (instrumental singular)
babiarzami (instrumental plural)
babiarzu (locative singular)
babiarzach (locative plural)
babiarzu (singular vocative)
babiarze (plural vocative)

(derogatory) ladies' man, skirt chaser, womanizer


先夫

one's ex-husband, former husband separated by divorce


patol

pl-noun

patol m pers (female equivalent patolka)

patolka (feminine)
patol (nominative singular)
patole (nominative plural)
patola (genitive singular)
patoli (genitive plural)
patolowi (dative singular)
patolom (dative plural)
patola (accusative singular)
patoli (accusative plural)
patolem (instrumental singular)
patolami (instrumental plural)
patolu (locative singular)
patolach (locative plural)
patolu (singular vocative)
patole (plural vocative)

(colloquial, derogatory) used to comment on usually lower-class individuals, families or relationships displaying antisocial or abusive traits


multiinstrumentalista

multiinstrumentalista m pers (female equivalent multiinstrumentalistka)

multiinstrumentalistka (feminine)
multiinstrumentalista (nominative singular)
multiinstrumentaliści (nominative plural)
multiinstrumentalisty (derogatory nominative plural)
multiinstrumentalisty (genitive singular)
multiinstrumentalistów (genitive plural)
multiinstrumentaliście (dative singular)
multiinstrumentalistom (dative plural)
multiinstrumentalistę (accusative singular)
multiinstrumentalistów (accusative plural)
multiinstrumentalistą (instrumental singular)
multiinstrumentalistami (instrumental plural)
multiinstrumentaliście (locative singular)
multiinstrumentalistach (locative plural)
multiinstrumentalisto (singular vocative)
multiinstrumentaliści (plural vocative)

Internationalism; compare English multi-instrumentalist, French multi-instrumentaliste, German Multiinstrumentalist. By surface analysis, multi- + instrumentalista.

surf

multi-instrumentalist (musician who plays two or more musical instruments at a professional level of proficiency)


домашар

bg-noun

домаша́р • (domašár) m (feminine домаша́рка)

домаша́р (canonical)
domašár (romanization)
домаша́рка (feminine)
домаша́р (indefinite singular)
домаша́ри (indefinite plural)
домаша́рят (definite singular subjective)
домаша́рите (definite plural subjective)
домаша́ря (definite objective singular)
домаша́рите (definite objective plural)
домаша́рю (singular vocative)
домаша́ри (plural vocative)

bg-ndecl

домаша́р<(h)>

Doublet of домоша́р (domošár), an acceptable variant as of 2012; prior to 2012 only домашар (domašar) was acceptable.


домашар

mk-noun

домашар • (domašar) m (plural домашари, feminine домашарка, diminutive домашарче)

domašar (romanization)
домашари (plural)
домашарка (feminine)
домашарче (diminutive)
домашар (indefinite singular)
домашари (indefinite plural)
домашарот (definite singular unspecified)
домашарите (definite plural unspecified)
домашаров (definite proximal singular)
домашариве (definite plural proximal)
домашарон (definite distal singular)
домашарине (definite distal plural)
домашару (singular vocative)
домашари (plural vocative)
домашара (count-form plural)


બા

paternal grandfather
paternal grandfather


man of action

"I have heard that the Scots are good men of war," said Hordle John. "For axemen and for spearmen I have not seen their match," the archer answered. […] "And the French?" asked Alleyne, to whom the archer's light gossip had all the relish that the words of the man of action have for the recluse.

1891, Arthur Conan Doyle, chapter 8, in The White Company (fiction):

The third was a man of action, a combatant, a bold and impatient executive, breathing fire and steel.

The world found out last week who led the daring, destructive noonday air raid on Japan last month[:] […] pugnacious Brigadier General James Harold Doolittle, 45, speed flyer, engineer, scholar and man of action.

1942 June 1, “Heroes: Jimmy Did It”, in TIME, archived from the original on 2022-06-28:

Patrick Leigh Fermor […] was a man of letters but also, like his hero Byron, a man of action—a war hero and a restless adventurer, who even swam the Hellespont when he was 69.

2017 December 1, Charles McGrath, “Patrick Leigh Fermor: A Life in Letters”, in New York Times (book review), archived from the original on 2017-12-03:

(set phrase) One who acts or reacts boldly, without hesitation, and often without forethought, especially in situations which are adventurous or dangerous.


кейәү

head

кейәү • (keyəw)

ba-noun

кейәү • (keyəw)

keyəw (romanization)
кейәү (absolute singular)
кейәүҙәр (absolute plural)
кейәүҙең (definite genitive singular)
кейәүҙәрҙең (definite genitive plural)
кейәүгә (dative singular)
кейәүҙәргә (dative plural)
кейәүҙе (accusative definite singular)
кейәүҙәрҙе (accusative definite plural)
кейәүҙә (locative singular)
кейәүҙәрҙә (locative plural)
кейәүҙән (ablative singular)
кейәүҙәрҙән (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *küdegü (“young husband; son-in-law”).
Cognate with
Old Turkic [script needed] (küdägü),
Old Uyghur [script needed] (küdägü, “son-in-law”);
Uzbek kuyov,
Turkmen giýew,
Ottoman Turkish گویگو (güvegü), گویگی (güvegi),
Khakas кізӧ,
Yakut күтүөт (kütüöt, “bridegroom; husband of one's younger female relative”).

cog

the husband of one's younger female blood relative; son-in-law, younger brother-in-law, younger cousin-in-law, etc.


failson

LL-Q1860 (eng)-Flame, not lame-failson.wav

Coordinate term: faildaughter

This is the thread for Failsons. We are disappointments to our families, burdens on societies, and NOT jealous of our older sibling's nice houses and luxury automobiles.

2012 November 20, Haoma, “Failson Hangout”, in The Something Awful Forums / FYAD:

That manifests itself differently in different classes and geographic areas. For white, middle-class, male, useless people—who have just enough family context to not be crushed by poverty—they become failsons.

2016 November 18, Jia Tolentino, “What Will Become of the Dirtbag Left?”, in The New Yorker:

But that is how it went for family failsons Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. on Tuesday.

2017 June 7, Gary Legum, “Trump family grift is getting worse: Eric and Donald Jr. resurface with a discount hotel scam”, in Salon:

Zimbabwe’s people suffer while the spoiled failsons of the elite floss on the ’gram.

2017 December 5, Benjamin Fogel, “Why Do So Many Western Leftists Defend Robert Mugabe?”, in Jacobin:

[T]he white nationalism of internet failsons is like the allegiance to an imaginary caliphate that motivated the terrorists whose depredations helped get Trump elected in the first place. It's often just a carapace, a flag of convenience, a performance for the vast TV-and-online audience that now attends these grisly spectacles, with a malignant narcissism and nihilism underneath.

2019 August 6, Ross Douthat, “The Nihilist in Chief”, in The New York Times:

(Internet slang, derogatory) An incompetent, unsuccessful middle-class or upper-class man who is protected from economic duress by his family's wealth or influence.


大細腎

/tua²²⁻²¹ sue²¹⁻⁵³ siɛn²²/

/tua²²⁻²¹ sue²¹⁻⁴² siɛn²²/

/tua⁴¹⁻²² sue⁴¹⁻⁵⁵⁴ siɛn²²/

/tua²²⁻²¹ se²¹⁻⁵³ siɛn²²/

/tua³³⁻²¹ se²¹⁻⁴¹ siɛn³³/

/tua³³⁻²¹ se²¹⁻⁵³ siɛn³³/

/tua²²⁻²¹ sue²¹⁻⁵³ siɛn⁴⁴/

/tua²²⁻²¹ sue²¹⁻⁴² siɛn⁴⁴/

/tua²²⁻²¹ sue²¹⁻⁵³ siɛn²²/

/tua²²⁻²¹ sue²¹⁻⁴² siɛn²²/

/tua⁴¹⁻²² sue⁴¹⁻⁵⁵⁴ siɛn²²/

/tua²²⁻²¹ se²¹⁻⁵³ siɛn²²/

/tua³³⁻²¹ se²¹⁻⁴¹ siɛn³³/

/tua³³⁻²¹ se²¹⁻⁵³ siɛn³³/

/tua²²⁻²¹ sue²¹⁻⁵³ siɛn⁴⁴/

/tua²²⁻²¹ sue²¹⁻⁴² siɛn⁴⁴/


inguscio

it-noun

inguscio m (plural ingusci, feminine inguscia)

Ingush (native or inhabitant of Ingushetia) (male or of unspecified gender)


настаўнік

be-noun

наста́ўнік<pr>

наста́ўнік • (nastáŭnik) m pers (genitive наста́ўніка, nominative plural наста́ўнікі, genitive plural наста́ўнікаў, feminine наста́ўніца)

наста́ўнік (canonical)
nastáŭnik (romanization)
наста́ўніка (genitive)
наста́ўнікі (nominative plural)
наста́ўнікаў (genitive plural)
наста́ўніца (feminine)
наста́ўнік (nominative singular)
наста́ўнікі (nominative plural)
наста́ўніка (genitive singular)
наста́ўнікаў (genitive plural)
наста́ўніку (dative singular)
наста́ўнікам (dative plural)
наста́ўніка (accusative singular)
наста́ўнікаў (accusative plural)
наста́ўнікам (instrumental singular)
наста́ўнікамі (instrumental plural)
наста́ўніку (locative singular)
наста́ўніках (locative plural)
наста́ўнікі (count-form plural)

be-ndecl

наста́ўнік<pr>

Be-настаўнік.ogg

Inherited from Old East Slavic наставьникъ (nastavĭnikŭ), from Old Church Slavonic наставьникъ (nastavĭnikŭ). Cognate with Russian наста́вник (nastávnik), Serbo-Croatian на́ста̄внӣк.


castellanolleonès

ca-noun

castellanolleonès m (plural castellanolleonesos, feminine castellanolleonesa)

castellanolleonesos (plural)
castellanolleonesa (feminine)

Castile and León
Castile and León#English

native or inhabitant of Castile and León (male or of unspecified gender)


お坊さん

From 坊 (“monk”) + さん, an honorific sometimes used with job titles.

(informal, honorific) a Buddhist monk, a bonze


mędrek

mędrek (nominative singular)
mędrkowie (nominative plural)
mędrki (nominative plural)
mędrka (genitive singular)
mędrków (genitive plural)
mędrkowi (dative singular)
mędrkom (dative plural)
mędrka (accusative singular)
mędrków (accusative plural)
mędrkiem (instrumental singular)
mędrkami (instrumental plural)
mędrku (locative singular)
mędrkach (locative plural)
mędrku (singular vocative)
mędrkowie (plural vocative)
mędrki (plural vocative)

(colloquial) A know-it-all; someone who likes to show off his alleged wisdom


āwe

From Proto-Indo-European *h₂éwh₂os. Cognate with Latin avus and Polish wuj.


āppo

From Proto-Tocharian *āppo, either inherited from an earlier Proto-Indo-European nursery word or a nursery word itself. Compare Armenian ափի (apʻi), Ancient Greek ἄπφα (áppha), and Tocharian A āp.


golarz

golarz (nominative singular)
golarze (nominative plural)
golarza (genitive singular)
golarzy (genitive plural)
golarzów (genitive plural)
golarzowi (dative singular)
golarzom (dative plural)
golarza (accusative singular)
golarzy (accusative plural)
golarzów (accusative plural)
golarzem (instrumental singular)
golarzami (instrumental plural)
golarzu (locative singular)
golarzach (locative plural)
golarzu (singular vocative)
golarze (plural vocative)


krowiarz

pl-noun

krowiarz m pers (female equivalent krowiarka)

krowiarka (feminine)
krowiarz (nominative singular)
krowiarze (nominative plural)
krowiarza (genitive singular)
krowiarzy (genitive plural)
krowiarzów (genitive plural)
krowiarzowi (dative singular)
krowiarzom (dative plural)
krowiarza (accusative singular)
krowiarzy (accusative plural)
krowiarzów (accusative plural)
krowiarzem (instrumental singular)
krowiarzami (instrumental plural)
krowiarzu (locative singular)
krowiarzach (locative plural)
krowiarzu (singular vocative)
krowiarze (plural vocative)

(colloquial, archaic) cattleman, cowherd


niciarz

niciarz (nominative singular)
niciarze (nominative plural)
niciarza (genitive singular)
niciarzy (genitive plural)
niciarzów (genitive plural)
niciarzowi (dative singular)
niciarzom (dative plural)
niciarza (accusative singular)
niciarzy (accusative plural)
niciarzów (accusative plural)
niciarzem (instrumental singular)
niciarzami (instrumental plural)
niciarzu (locative singular)
niciarzach (locative plural)
niciarzu (singular vocative)
niciarze (plural vocative)


печник

ru-noun+

печни́к • (pečník) m anim (genitive печника́, nominative plural печники́, genitive plural печнико́в)

печни́к (canonical)
pečník (romanization)
печника́ (genitive)
печники́ (nominative plural)
печнико́в (genitive plural)
печни́к (nominative singular)
печники́ (nominative plural)
печника́ (genitive singular)
печнико́в (genitive plural)
печнику́ (dative singular)
печника́м (dative plural)
печника́ (accusative singular)
печнико́в (accusative plural)
печнико́м (instrumental singular)
печника́ми (instrumental plural)
печнике́ (prepositional singular)
печника́х (plural prepositional)

→ Ingrian: pecnikka


tolosano

gl-noun

tolosano m (plural tolosanos, feminine tolosana, feminine plural tolosanas)

tolosanos (plural)
tolosana (feminine)
tolosanas (feminine plural)

Latin Tolōsānus, from Tolōsa (“Toulouse”). Equivalent to Tolosa + -ano (“-an”).

native or inhabitant of Toulouse (male or of unspecified gender)


kunat

sq-noun

kunat m (plural kunetër, definite kunati, definite plural kunetërit)

kunetër (plural)
kunati (definite)
kunetërit (definite plural)
kunat (indefinite nominative singular)
kunati (definite nominative singular)
kunetër (indefinite nominative plural)
kunetërit (definite nominative plural)
kunat (accusative indefinite singular)
kunatin (accusative definite singular)
kunetër (accusative indefinite plural)
kunetërit (accusative definite plural)
kunati (dative indefinite singular)
kunatit (dative definite singular)
kunetërve (dative indefinite plural)
kunetërve (dative definite plural)
kunati (ablative indefinite singular)
kunatit (ablative definite singular)
kunetërish (ablative indefinite plural)
kunetërve (ablative definite plural)

Borrowed from Latin cognātus. Compare Romanian cumnat, Aromanian cumnat, Dalmatian comnut.


leżuch

leżuch (nominative singular)
leżuchowie (nominative plural)
leżuchy (derogatory nominative plural)
leżucha (genitive singular)
leżuchów (genitive plural)
leżuchowi (dative singular)
leżuchom (dative plural)
leżucha (accusative singular)
leżuchów (accusative plural)
leżuchem (instrumental singular)
leżuchami (instrumental plural)
leżuchu (locative singular)
leżuchach (locative plural)
leżuchu (singular vocative)
leżuchowie (plural vocative)


anemik

pl-noun

anemik m pers (female equivalent anemiczka)

anemiczka (feminine)
anemik (nominative singular)
anemicy (nominative plural)
anemiki (derogatory nominative plural)
anemika (genitive singular)
anemików (genitive plural)
anemikowi (dative singular)
anemikom (dative plural)
anemika (accusative singular)
anemików (accusative plural)
anemikiem (instrumental singular)
anemikami (instrumental plural)
anemiku (locative singular)
anemikach (locative plural)
anemiku (singular vocative)
anemicy (plural vocative)

From anemia + -ik. First attested in 1853.

ref

Tygodnik Lekarski (in Polish), number R. 7, nr 21, 1853, page 166


dyslektik

cs-noun

dyslektik m anim (female equivalent dyslektička)

dyslektička (feminine)
dyslektik (nominative singular)
dyslektici (nominative plural)
dyslektika (genitive singular)
dyslektiků (genitive plural)
dyslektikovi (dative singular)
dyslektiku (dative singular)
dyslektikům (dative plural)
dyslektika (accusative singular)
dyslektiky (accusative plural)
dyslektiku (singular vocative)
dyslektici (plural vocative)
dyslektikovi (locative singular)
dyslektiku (locative singular)
dyslekticích (locative plural)
dyslektikem (instrumental singular)
dyslektiky (instrumental plural)


eklektik

eklektik m anim (female equivalent eklektička)

eklektička (feminine)
eklektik (nominative singular)
eklektici (nominative plural)
eklektika (genitive singular)
eklektiků (genitive plural)
eklektikovi (dative singular)
eklektiku (dative singular)
eklektikům (dative plural)
eklektika (accusative singular)
eklektiky (accusative plural)
eklektiku (singular vocative)
eklektici (plural vocative)
eklektikovi (locative singular)
eklektiku (locative singular)
eklekticích (locative plural)
eklektikem (instrumental singular)
eklektiky (instrumental plural)


diak

diak (nominative singular)
diacy (nominative plural)
diaki (derogatory nominative plural)
diaka (genitive singular)
diaków (genitive plural)
diakowi (dative singular)
diakom (dative plural)
diaka (accusative singular)
diaków (accusative plural)
diakiem (instrumental singular)
diakami (instrumental plural)
diaku (locative singular)
diakach (locative plural)
diaku (singular vocative)
diacy (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Ecclesiastical Latin diāconus. Doublet of diakon and żak.

lbor

Eastern Orthodox Church
Eastern Orthodox Church

(Eastern Orthodoxy) cantor in the Eastern Orthodox Church


dialektik

cs-noun

dialektik m anim (female equivalent dialektička)

dialektička (feminine)
dialektik (nominative singular)
dialektici (nominative plural)
dialektika (genitive singular)
dialektiků (genitive plural)
dialektikovi (dative singular)
dialektiku (dative singular)
dialektikům (dative plural)
dialektika (accusative singular)
dialektiky (accusative plural)
dialektiku (singular vocative)
dialektici (plural vocative)
dialektikovi (locative singular)
dialektiku (locative singular)
dialekticích (locative plural)
dialektikem (instrumental singular)
dialektiky (instrumental plural)


песнетворец

ru-noun+

песнетво́рец

песнетво́рец • (pesnetvórec) m anim (genitive песнетво́рца, nominative plural песнетво́рцы, genitive plural песнетво́рцев)

песнетво́рец (canonical)
pesnetvórec (romanization)
песнетво́рца (genitive)
песнетво́рцы (nominative plural)
песнетво́рцев (genitive plural)
песнетво́рец (nominative singular)
песнетво́рцы (nominative plural)
песнетво́рца (genitive singular)
песнетво́рцев (genitive plural)
песнетво́рцу (dative singular)
песнетво́рцам (dative plural)
песнетво́рца (accusative singular)
песнетво́рцев (accusative plural)
песнетво́рцем (instrumental singular)
песнетво́рцами (instrumental plural)
песнетво́рце (prepositional singular)
песнетво́рцах (plural prepositional)

пе́сня (pésnja) + -е- (-e-) + твори́ть (tvorítʹ) + -е́ц (-éc)


медбрат

ru-noun+

медбра́т • (medbrát) m anim (genitive медбра́та, nominative plural медбра́тья, genitive plural медбра́тьев, feminine медсестра́)

медбра́т (canonical)
medbrát (romanization)
медбра́та (genitive)
медбра́тья (nominative plural)
медбра́тьев (genitive plural)
медсестра́ (feminine)
медбра́т (nominative singular)
медбра́тья (irregular nominative plural)
медбра́та (genitive singular)
медбра́тьев (genitive irregular plural)
медбра́ту (dative singular)
медбра́тьям (dative irregular plural)
медбра́та (accusative singular)
медбра́тьев (accusative irregular plural)
медбра́том (instrumental singular)
медбра́тьями (instrumental irregular plural)
медбра́те (prepositional singular)
медбра́тьях (irregular plural prepositional)
медбра́те (singular vocative)

Acronym of медици́нский брат (medicínskij brat, “medical brother”).

acronym

медици́нский брат


медбрат

uk-noun

медбра́т<c.pr>

медбра́т • (medbrát) m pers (genitive медбра́та, nominative plural медбрати́, genitive plural медбраті́в, feminine медсестра́)

медбра́т (canonical)
medbrát (romanization)
медбра́та (genitive)
медбрати́ (nominative plural)
медбраті́в (genitive plural)
медсестра́ (feminine)
медбра́т (nominative singular)
медбрати́ (nominative plural)
медбра́та (genitive singular)
медбраті́в (genitive plural)
медбра́тові (dative singular)
медбра́ту (dative singular)
медбрата́м (dative plural)
медбра́та (accusative singular)
медбраті́в (accusative plural)
медбра́том (instrumental singular)
медбрата́ми (instrumental plural)
медбра́тові (locative singular)
медбра́ті (locative singular)
медбрата́х (locative plural)
медбра́те (singular vocative)
медбрати́ (plural vocative)

uk-ndecl

медбра́т<c.pr>


Exmann

de-noun

Exmann m (strong, genitive Exmannes or Exmanns, plural Exmänner)

Exmannes (genitive)
Exmanns (genitive)
Exmänner (plural)
Exmann (nominative singular)
Exmänner (definite nominative plural)
Exmannes (genitive singular)
Exmanns (genitive singular)
Exmänner (definite genitive plural)
Exmann (dative singular)
Exmanne (dative singular)
Exmännern (dative definite plural)
Exmann (accusative singular)
Exmänner (accusative definite plural)


ba hồn bảy vía

[ʔɓaː˧˧ hon˨˩ ʔɓaj˧˩ viə˧˦]

[ʔɓaː˧˧ hoŋ˦˩ ʔɓaj˧˨ viə˨˩˦]

[ʔɓaː˧˧ hoŋ˨˩ ʔɓa(ː)j˨˩˦ viə˦˥]

[ʔɓaː˧˧ hoŋ˨˩ ʔɓa(ː)j˨˩˦ jiə˦˥]

LL-Q9199 (vie)-Penn Zero MSSJ-ba hồn bảy vía.wav

Calque of Chinese 三魂七魄 (tam hồn thất phách, literally “three hun, seven po”)

cal

Bớ ba hồn bảy vía ông Quang!

(occult, typically in summoning rituals) the three hun and seven po of a dead male person


nghề của chàng

[ŋe˨˩ kuə˧˩ t͡ɕaːŋ˨˩]

[ŋej˦˩ kuə˧˨ t͡ɕaːŋ˦˩]

[ŋej˨˩ kuə˨˩˦ caːŋ˨˩]

Hiện nay, hình như ngoài viết văn anh vẫn thường xuyên viết báo?
Vâng, nghề của chàng mà, dứt làm sao được.

2017 November 5, Thanh Thương Hoàng, Tuyển truyện Thanh Thương Hoàng [Thanh Thương Hoàng's Selected Works]:

Apart from writing books, it looks like you're still writing news articles?
Yeah, it's my middle name, I can't get away from it.

(humorous) my/his middle name (figuratively a trait, activity, or action closely associated with or aptly describing a person)


gołodupiec

gołodupiec (nominative singular)
gołodupcy (nominative plural)
gołodupce (derogatory nominative plural)
gołodupca (genitive singular)
gołodupców (genitive plural)
gołodupcowi (dative singular)
gołodupcom (dative plural)
gołodupca (accusative singular)
gołodupców (accusative plural)
gołodupcem (instrumental singular)
gołodupcami (instrumental plural)
gołodupcu (locative singular)
gołodupcach (locative plural)
gołodupcze (singular vocative)
gołodupcy (plural vocative)


cienias

cienias (nominative singular)
cieniasy (nominative plural)
cieniasa (genitive singular)
cieniasów (genitive plural)
cieniasowi (dative singular)
cieniasom (dative plural)
cieniasa (accusative singular)
cieniasów (accusative plural)
cieniasem (instrumental singular)
cieniasami (instrumental plural)
cieniasie (locative singular)
cieniasach (locative plural)
cieniasie (singular vocative)
cieniasy (plural vocative)


grubas

pl-noun

grubas m pers (female equivalent grubaska, diminutive grubasek)

grubaska (feminine)
grubasek (diminutive)
grubas (nominative singular)
grubasy (nominative plural)
grubasa (genitive singular)
grubasów (genitive plural)
grubasowi (dative singular)
grubasom (dative plural)
grubasa (accusative singular)
grubasów (accusative plural)
grubasem (instrumental singular)
grubasami (instrumental plural)
grubasie (locative singular)
grubasach (locative plural)
grubasie (singular vocative)
grubasy (plural vocative)

→ Low Prussian: Grubas

(colloquial, derogatory) fatso (obese person)


gołowąs

gołowąs (nominative singular)
gołowąsy (nominative plural)
gołowąsa (genitive singular)
gołowąsów (genitive plural)
gołowąsowi (dative singular)
gołowąsom (dative plural)
gołowąsa (accusative singular)
gołowąsów (accusative plural)
gołowąsem (instrumental singular)
gołowąsami (instrumental plural)
gołowąsie (locative singular)
gołowąsach (locative plural)
gołowąsie (singular vocative)
gołowąsy (plural vocative)


małolat

małolat m pers (female equivalent małolata)

małolata (feminine)
małolat (nominative singular)
małolaty (nominative plural)
małolatowie (nominative plural)
małolaci (nominative plural)
małolata (genitive singular)
małolatów (genitive plural)
małolatowi (dative singular)
małolatom (dative plural)
małolata (accusative singular)
małolatów (accusative plural)
małolatem (instrumental singular)
małolatami (instrumental plural)
małolacie (locative singular)
małolatach (locative plural)
małolacie (singular vocative)
małolaty (plural vocative)
małolatowie (plural vocative)
małolaci (plural vocative)


młodzieniec

młodzieniec (nominative singular)
młodzieńcy (nominative plural)
młodzieńce (derogatory nominative plural)
młodzieńca (genitive singular)
młodzieńców (genitive plural)
młodzieńcowi (dative singular)
młodzieńcom (dative plural)
młodzieńca (accusative singular)
młodzieńców (accusative plural)
młodzieńcem (instrumental singular)
młodzieńcami (instrumental plural)
młodzieńcu (locative singular)
młodzieńcach (locative plural)
młodzieńcze (singular vocative)
młodzieńcy (plural vocative)

/mwɔˈd͡ʑɛ.ɲɛt͡s/


młodożeniec

młodożeniec (nominative singular)
młodożeńcy (nominative plural)
młodożeńce (derogatory nominative plural)
młodożeńca (genitive singular)
młodożeńców (genitive plural)
młodożeńcowi (dative singular)
młodożeńcom (dative plural)
młodożeńca (accusative singular)
młodożeńców (accusative plural)
młodożeńcem (instrumental singular)
młodożeńcami (instrumental plural)
młodożeńcu (locative singular)
młodożeńcach (locative plural)
młodożeńcze (singular vocative)
młodożeńcy (plural vocative)


nowożeniec

nowożeniec (nominative singular)
nowożeńcy (nominative plural)
nowożeńce (derogatory nominative plural)
nowożeńca (genitive singular)
nowożeńców (genitive plural)
nowożeńcowi (dative singular)
nowożeńcom (dative plural)
nowożeńca (accusative singular)
nowożeńców (accusative plural)
nowożeńcem (instrumental singular)
nowożeńcami (instrumental plural)
nowożeńcu (locative singular)
nowożeńcach (locative plural)
nowożeńcze (singular vocative)
nowożeńcy (plural vocative)

/nɔ.vɔˈʐɛ.ɲɛt͡s/


tłuścioch

tłuścioch m pers (female equivalent tłuściocha or tłuścioszka, diminutive tłuścioszek)

tłuściocha (feminine)
tłuścioszka (feminine)
tłuścioszek (diminutive)
tłuścioch (nominative singular)
tłuściochy (nominative plural)
tłuściocha (genitive singular)
tłuściochów (genitive plural)
tłuściochowi (dative singular)
tłuściochom (dative plural)
tłuściocha (accusative singular)
tłuściochów (accusative plural)
tłuściochem (instrumental singular)
tłuściochami (instrumental plural)
tłuściochu (locative singular)
tłuściochach (locative plural)
tłuściochu (singular vocative)
tłuściochy (plural vocative)


golec

golec (nominative singular)
golce (nominative plural)
golca (genitive singular)
golców (genitive plural)
golcowi (dative singular)
golcom (dative plural)
golca (accusative singular)
golce (accusative plural)
golcem (instrumental singular)
golcami (instrumental plural)
golcu (locative singular)
golcach (locative plural)
golcu (singular vocative)
golce (plural vocative)

Salvelinus alpinus
Salvelinus alpinus#Translingual

saibling, Arctic char (Salvelinus alpinus)


tubylec

tubylec m pers (female equivalent tubylczyni)

tubylczyni (feminine)
tubylec (nominative singular)
tubylcy (nominative plural)
tubylca (genitive singular)
tubylców (genitive plural)
tubylcowi (dative singular)
tubylcom (dative plural)
tubylca (accusative singular)
tubylców (accusative plural)
tubylcem (instrumental singular)
tubylcami (instrumental plural)
tubylcu (locative singular)
tubylcach (locative plural)
tubylcu (singular vocative)
tubylcy (plural vocative)

(colloquial) a person who is native to a place; aborigine


czyścioch

czyścioch m pers (female equivalent czyściocha, diminutive czyścioszek)

czyściocha (feminine)
czyścioszek (diminutive)
czyścioch (nominative singular)
czyściochy (nominative plural)
czyściocha (genitive singular)
czyściochów (genitive plural)
czyściochowi (dative singular)
czyściochom (dative plural)
czyściocha (accusative singular)
czyściochów (accusative plural)
czyściochem (instrumental singular)
czyściochami (instrumental plural)
czyściochu (locative singular)
czyściochach (locative plural)
czyściochu (singular vocative)
czyściochy (plural vocative)

/ˈt͡ʂɘɕ.t͡ɕɔx/


niedbalec

niedbalec (nominative singular)
niedbalcy (nominative plural)
niedbalca (genitive singular)
niedbalców (genitive plural)
niedbalcowi (dative singular)
niedbalcom (dative plural)
niedbalca (accusative singular)
niedbalców (accusative plural)
niedbalcem (instrumental singular)
niedbalcami (instrumental plural)
niedbalcu (locative singular)
niedbalcach (locative plural)
niedbalcu (singular vocative)
niedbalcy (plural vocative)

(archaic) person who is sloppy or careless


oberwaniec

oberwaniec (nominative singular)
oberwańcy (nominative plural)
oberwańce (derogatory nominative plural)
oberwańca (genitive singular)
oberwańców (genitive plural)
oberwańcowi (dative singular)
oberwańcom (dative plural)
oberwańca (accusative singular)
oberwańców (accusative plural)
oberwańcem (instrumental singular)
oberwańcami (instrumental plural)
oberwańcu (locative singular)
oberwańcach (locative plural)
oberwańcze (singular vocative)
oberwańcy (plural vocative)

(colloquial) someone wearing tattered clothes


tuziemiec

tuziemiec (nominative singular)
tuziemcy (nominative plural)
tuziemce (derogatory nominative plural)
tuziemca (genitive singular)
tuziemców (genitive plural)
tuziemcowi (dative singular)
tuziemcom (dative plural)
tuziemca (accusative singular)
tuziemców (accusative plural)
tuziemcem (instrumental singular)
tuziemcami (instrumental plural)
tuziemcu (locative singular)
tuziemcach (locative plural)
tuziemcze (singular vocative)
tuziemcy (plural vocative)

(obsolete) a person who is native to a place


brataniec

brataniec (nominative singular)
bratańcy (nominative plural)
bratańce (derogatory nominative plural)
bratańca (genitive singular)
bratańców (genitive plural)
bratańcowi (dative singular)
bratańcom (dative plural)
bratańca (accusative singular)
bratańców (accusative plural)
bratańcem (instrumental singular)
bratańcami (instrumental plural)
bratańcu (locative singular)
bratańcach (locative plural)
bratańcze (singular vocative)
bratańcy (plural vocative)


śmieciuch

śmieciuch m pers (female equivalent śmieciucha)

śmieciucha (feminine)
śmieciuch (nominative singular)
śmieciuchy (nominative plural)
śmieciucha (genitive singular)
śmieciuchów (genitive plural)
śmieciuchowi (dative singular)
śmieciuchom (dative plural)
śmieciucha (accusative singular)
śmieciuchów (accusative plural)
śmieciuchem (instrumental singular)
śmieciuchami (instrumental plural)
śmieciuchu (locative singular)
śmieciuchach (locative plural)
śmieciuchu (singular vocative)
śmieciuchy (plural vocative)


synal

synal (nominative singular)
synale (nominative plural)
synala (genitive singular)
synali (genitive plural)
synalowi (dative singular)
synalom (dative plural)
synala (accusative singular)
synali (accusative plural)
synalem (instrumental singular)
synalami (instrumental plural)
synalu (locative singular)
synalach (locative plural)
synalu (singular vocative)
synale (plural vocative)


krajowiec

krajowiec (nominative singular)
krajowcy (nominative plural)
krajowce (derogatory nominative plural)
krajowca (genitive singular)
krajowców (genitive plural)
krajowcowi (dative singular)
krajowcom (dative plural)
krajowca (accusative singular)
krajowców (accusative plural)
krajowcem (instrumental singular)
krajowcami (instrumental plural)
krajowcu (locative singular)
krajowcach (locative plural)
krajowcze (singular vocative)
krajowcy (plural vocative)

a native inhabitant of a particular country


synulek

synulek (nominative singular)
synulkowie (nominative plural)
synulka (genitive singular)
synulków (genitive plural)
synulkowi (dative singular)
synulkom (dative plural)
synulka (accusative singular)
synulków (accusative plural)
synulkiem (instrumental singular)
synulkami (instrumental plural)
synulku (locative singular)
synulkach (locative plural)
synulku (singular vocative)
synulkowie (plural vocative)


wojewodzic

wojewodzic (nominative singular)
wojewodzice (nominative plural)
wojewodzica (genitive singular)
wojewodziców (genitive plural)
wojewodzicowi (dative singular)
wojewodzicom (dative plural)
wojewodzica (accusative singular)
wojewodziców (accusative plural)
wojewodzicem (instrumental singular)
wojewodzicami (instrumental plural)
wojewodzicu (locative singular)
wojewodzicach (locative plural)
wojewodzicu (singular vocative)
wojewodzice (plural vocative)


rybojad

rybojad (nominative singular)
rybojady (nominative plural)
rybojada (genitive singular)
rybojadów (genitive plural)
rybojadowi (dative singular)
rybojadom (dative plural)
rybojada (accusative singular)
rybojadów (accusative plural)
rybojadem (instrumental singular)
rybojadami (instrumental plural)
rybojadzie (locative singular)
rybojadach (locative plural)
rybojadzie (singular vocative)
rybojady (plural vocative)

(archaic, derogatory) piscivore, fish eater


synowiec

synowiec (nominative singular)
synowcy (nominative plural)
synowce (derogatory nominative plural)
synowca (genitive singular)
synowców (genitive plural)
synowcowi (dative singular)
synowcom (dative plural)
synowca (accusative singular)
synowców (accusative plural)
synowcem (instrumental singular)
synowcami (instrumental plural)
synowcu (locative singular)
synowcach (locative plural)
synowcze (singular vocative)
synowcy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish synowiec, from Proto-Slavic *synovьcь.


kłamczuch

kłamczuch m pers (female equivalent kłamczucha)

kłamczucha (feminine)
kłamczuch (nominative singular)
kłamczuchy (nominative plural)
kłamczucha (genitive singular)
kłamczuchów (genitive plural)
kłamczuchowi (dative singular)
kłamczuchom (dative plural)
kłamczucha (accusative singular)
kłamczuchów (accusative plural)
kłamczuchem (instrumental singular)
kłamczuchami (instrumental plural)
kłamczuchu (locative singular)
kłamczuchach (locative plural)
kłamczuchu (singular vocative)
kłamczuchy (plural vocative)


姉弟

ja-noun

姉(きょう)弟(だい) • (kyōdai) ^(←きやうだい (kyaudai)?)

姉弟 (canonical)
kyōdai (romanization)
kyaudai (romanization)
きやうだい (hiragana historical)

早坂姉弟

the Hayasaka siblings (characters in the Buso Renkin manga series)

Rare spelling of 兄弟 (“siblings”, literally “elder brother and younger brother”).


znachor

pl-noun

znachor m pers (female equivalent znachorka)

znachorka (feminine)
znachor (nominative singular)
znachorzy (nominative plural)
znachory (derogatory nominative plural)
znachora (genitive singular)
znachorów (genitive plural)
znachorowi (dative singular)
znachorom (dative plural)
znachora (accusative singular)
znachorów (accusative plural)
znachorem (instrumental singular)
znachorami (instrumental plural)
znachorze (locative singular)
znachorach (locative plural)
znachorze (singular vocative)
znachorzy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *znaxařь. Cognate of Russian зна́харь (znáxarʹ).

(derogatory) an incompetent doctor or a quack; someone who practices medicine without having the necessary qualifications


szeptun

szeptun m pers (female equivalent szeptunka or szeptucha)

szeptunka (feminine)
szeptucha (feminine)
szeptun (nominative singular)
szeptuni (nominative plural)
szeptuny (nominative plural)
szeptuna (genitive singular)
szeptunów (genitive plural)
szeptunowi (dative singular)
szeptunom (dative plural)
szeptuna (accusative singular)
szeptunów (accusative plural)
szeptunem (instrumental singular)
szeptunami (instrumental plural)
szeptunie (locative singular)
szeptunach (locative plural)
szeptunie (singular vocative)
szeptuni (plural vocative)
szeptuny (plural vocative)


swojak

swojak m pers (female equivalent swojaczka, diminutive swojaczek)

swojaczka (feminine)
swojaczek (diminutive)
swojak (nominative singular)
swojacy (nominative plural)
swojaki (derogatory nominative plural)
swojaka (genitive singular)
swojaków (genitive plural)
swojakowi (dative singular)
swojakom (dative plural)
swojaka (accusative singular)
swojaków (accusative plural)
swojakiem (instrumental singular)
swojakami (instrumental plural)
swojaku (locative singular)
swojakach (locative plural)
swojaku (singular vocative)
swojacy (plural vocative)

someone of the same nationality or from the same place


swojak

swojak (nominative singular)
swojaki (nominative plural)
swojaka (genitive singular)
swojaków (genitive plural)
swojakowi (dative singular)
swojakom (dative plural)
swojaka (accusative singular)
swojaki (accusative plural)
swojakiem (instrumental singular)
swojakami (instrumental plural)
swojaku (locative singular)
swojakach (locative plural)
swojaku (singular vocative)
swojaki (plural vocative)


łakomiec

łakomiec m pers (augmentative łakomczuch)

łakomczuch (augmentative)
łakomiec (nominative singular)
łakomcy (nominative plural)
łakomce (derogatory nominative plural)
łakomca (genitive singular)
łakomców (genitive plural)
łakomcowi (dative singular)
łakomcom (dative plural)
łakomca (accusative singular)
łakomców (accusative plural)
łakomcem (instrumental singular)
łakomcami (instrumental plural)
łakomcu (locative singular)
łakomcach (locative plural)
łakomcze (singular vocative)
łakomcy (plural vocative)

(archaic) a big eater; a glutton (one who eats voraciously)


پیٔتٕر

head

پیٔتٕر • (pyạtụr) m

ks-noun

پیٔتٕر • (pyạtụr) m

paternal uncle (a brother of one's father)


مام

maternal uncle (a brother of one's mother)


نیٚچُو

From Sanskrit निज (nija) + Sanskrit अव (ava).


łakomczuch

pl-noun

łakomczuch m pers or m animal (female equivalent łakomczucha)

łakomczuch m pers or (animal-not-person canonical masculine)
łakomczucha (feminine)
łakomczuch (nominative singular)
łakomczuchy (nominative plural)
łakomczucha (genitive singular)
łakomczuchów (genitive plural)
łakomczuchowi (dative singular)
łakomczuchom (dative plural)
łakomczucha (accusative singular)
łakomczuchy (accusative plural)
łakomczuchów (accusative plural)
łakomczuchem (instrumental singular)
łakomczuchami (instrumental plural)
łakomczuchu (locative singular)
łakomczuchach (locative plural)
łakomczuchu (singular vocative)
łakomczuchy (plural vocative)

(colloquial) big eater, glutton (one who eats voraciously)


naciot

naciot (nominative singular)
naciotowie (nominative plural)
naciota (genitive singular)
naciotów (genitive plural)
naciotowi (dative singular)
naciotom (dative plural)
naciota (accusative singular)
naciotów (accusative plural)
naciotem (instrumental singular)
naciotami (instrumental plural)
naciocie (locative singular)
naciotach (locative plural)
naciocie (singular vocative)
naciotowie (plural vocative)