houslista

cs-noun

houslista m anim (female equivalent houslistka)

houslistka (feminine)
houslista (nominative singular)
houslisté (nominative plural)
houslisti (nominative plural)
houslisty (genitive singular)
houslistů (genitive plural)
houslistovi (dative singular)
houslistům (dative plural)
houslistu (accusative singular)
houslisty (accusative plural)
houslisto (singular vocative)
houslisté (plural vocative)
houslisti (plural vocative)
houslistovi (locative singular)
houslistech (locative plural)
houslistou (instrumental singular)
houslisty (instrumental plural)


lampart

pl-noun

lampart m pers (female equivalent lampartka)

lampartka (feminine)
lampart (nominative singular)
lamparci (nominative plural)
lamparty (derogatory nominative plural)
lamparta (genitive singular)
lampartów (genitive plural)
lampartowi (dative singular)
lampartom (dative plural)
lamparta (accusative singular)
lampartów (accusative plural)
lampartem (instrumental singular)
lampartami (instrumental plural)
lamparcie (locative singular)
lampartach (locative plural)
lamparcie (singular vocative)
lamparty (plural vocative)

(archaic or Borderlands) good-for-nothing, ne'er-do-well (person without a means of support; an idle, worthless person; a loafer; a person who is ineffectual, unsuccessful, or completely lacking in merit)


violoncellista

violoncellista (nominative singular)
violoncellisté (nominative plural)
violoncellisti (nominative plural)
violoncellisty (genitive singular)
violoncellistů (genitive plural)
violoncellistovi (dative singular)
violoncellistům (dative plural)
violoncellistu (accusative singular)
violoncellisty (accusative plural)
violoncellisto (singular vocative)
violoncellisté (plural vocative)
violoncellisti (plural vocative)
violoncellistovi (locative singular)
violoncellistech (locative plural)
violoncellistou (instrumental singular)
violoncellisty (instrumental plural)


workoholik

cs-noun

workoholik m anim (female equivalent workoholička)

workoholička (feminine)
workoholik (nominative singular)
workoholici (nominative plural)
workoholika (genitive singular)
workoholiků (genitive plural)
workoholikovi (dative singular)
workoholiku (dative singular)
workoholikům (dative plural)
workoholika (accusative singular)
workoholiky (accusative plural)
workoholiku (singular vocative)
workoholici (plural vocative)
workoholikovi (locative singular)
workoholiku (locative singular)
workoholicích (locative plural)
workoholikem (instrumental singular)
workoholiky (instrumental plural)

Když pomineme tu část lidí, pro které se vžilo pojmenování workoholik (a kteří se dříve nebo později dostávají do rukou když ne přímo psychiatrů, tak psychologů), tak zjištěný podíl nadmíru pracujících vyvolává řadu otázek.

2000, Milan Tuček, Hana Friedlanderová, Češi na prahu nového tisíciletí:


niewolnik

pl-noun

niewolnik m pers (female equivalent niewolnica or niewolniczka, related adjective niewolniczy)

niewolnica (feminine)
niewolniczka (feminine)
niewolniczy (adjective)
niewolnik (nominative singular)
niewolnicy (nominative plural)
niewolniki (derogatory nominative plural)
niewolnika (genitive singular)
niewolników (genitive plural)
niewolnikowi (dative singular)
niewolnikom (dative plural)
niewolnika (accusative singular)
niewolników (accusative plural)
niewolnikiem (instrumental singular)
niewolnikami (instrumental plural)
niewolniku (locative singular)
niewolnikach (locative plural)
niewolniku (singular vocative)
niewolnicy (plural vocative)

From niewola + -nik. Compare Czech nevolník and Slovak nevoľník.

slave (person who is held in servitude as the property of another person, and whose labor (and often also whose body and life) is subject to the owner's volition and control)


řezbář

cs-noun

řezbář m anim (female equivalent řezbářka, related adjective řezbářský)

řezbářka (feminine)
řezbářský (adjective)
řezbář (nominative singular)
řezbáři (nominative plural)
řezbáře (genitive singular)
řezbářů (genitive plural)
řezbářovi (dative singular)
řezbáři (dative singular)
řezbářům (dative plural)
řezbáře (accusative singular)
řezbáře (accusative plural)
řezbáři (singular vocative)
řezbáři (plural vocative)
řezbářovi (locative singular)
řezbáři (locative singular)
řezbářích (locative plural)
řezbářem (instrumental singular)
řezbáři (instrumental plural)


majitel

majitel m anim (female equivalent majitelka)

majitelka (feminine)
majitel (nominative singular)
majitelé (nominative plural)
majitele (genitive singular)
majitelů (genitive plural)
majitelovi (dative singular)
majiteli (dative singular)
majitelům (dative plural)
majitele (accusative singular)
majitele (accusative plural)
majiteli (singular vocative)
majitelé (plural vocative)
majitelovi (locative singular)
majiteli (locative singular)
majitelích (locative plural)
majitelem (instrumental singular)
majiteli (instrumental plural)


predak

prȅdak (canonical masculine)
пре̏дак (Cyrillic)
prȅdak (nominative singular)
prȅci (nominative plural)
prȅtka (genitive singular)
prȅd̄akā (genitive plural)
prȅtku (dative singular)
prȅcima (dative plural)
prȅtka (accusative singular)
prȅtke (accusative plural)
prȅtku (singular vocative)
prȅci (plural vocative)
prȅtku (locative singular)
prȅcima (locative plural)
prȅtkom (instrumental singular)
prȅcima (instrumental plural)


kytarista

kytarista m anim (female equivalent kytaristka)

kytaristka (feminine)
kytarista (nominative singular)
kytaristé (nominative plural)
kytaristi (nominative plural)
kytaristy (genitive singular)
kytaristů (genitive plural)
kytaristovi (dative singular)
kytaristům (dative plural)
kytaristu (accusative singular)
kytaristy (accusative plural)
kytaristo (singular vocative)
kytaristé (plural vocative)
kytaristi (plural vocative)
kytaristovi (locative singular)
kytaristech (locative plural)
kytaristou (instrumental singular)
kytaristy (instrumental plural)


flétnista

flétnista m anim (female equivalent flétnistka)

flétnistka (feminine)
flétnista (nominative singular)
flétnisté (nominative plural)
flétnisti (nominative plural)
flétnisty (genitive singular)
flétnistů (genitive plural)
flétnistovi (dative singular)
flétnistům (dative plural)
flétnistu (accusative singular)
flétnisty (accusative plural)
flétnisto (singular vocative)
flétnisté (plural vocative)
flétnisti (plural vocative)
flétnistovi (locative singular)
flétnistech (locative plural)
flétnistou (instrumental singular)
flétnisty (instrumental plural)


bubeník

bubeník m anim (female equivalent bubenice)

bubenice (feminine)
bubeník (nominative singular)
bubeníci (nominative plural)
bubeníka (genitive singular)
bubeníků (genitive plural)
bubeníkovi (dative singular)
bubeníku (dative singular)
bubeníkům (dative plural)
bubeníka (accusative singular)
bubeníky (accusative plural)
bubeníku (singular vocative)
bubeníci (plural vocative)
bubeníkovi (locative singular)
bubeníku (locative singular)
bubenících (locative plural)
bubeníkem (instrumental singular)
bubeníky (instrumental plural)


klarinetista

klarinetista (nominative singular)
klarinetisté (nominative plural)
klarinetisti (nominative plural)
klarinetisty (genitive singular)
klarinetistů (genitive plural)
klarinetistovi (dative singular)
klarinetistům (dative plural)
klarinetistu (accusative singular)
klarinetisty (accusative plural)
klarinetisto (singular vocative)
klarinetisté (plural vocative)
klarinetisti (plural vocative)
klarinetistovi (locative singular)
klarinetistech (locative plural)
klarinetistou (instrumental singular)
klarinetisty (instrumental plural)


harmonikář

harmonikář m anim (female equivalent harmonikářka)

harmonikářka (feminine)
harmonikář (nominative singular)
harmonikáři (nominative plural)
harmonikáře (genitive singular)
harmonikářů (genitive plural)
harmonikářovi (dative singular)
harmonikáři (dative singular)
harmonikářům (dative plural)
harmonikáře (accusative singular)
harmonikáře (accusative plural)
harmonikáři (singular vocative)
harmonikáři (plural vocative)
harmonikářovi (locative singular)
harmonikáři (locative singular)
harmonikářích (locative plural)
harmonikářem (instrumental singular)
harmonikáři (instrumental plural)

From harmonika (“harmonica, accordion”) + -ář.


hobojista

cs-noun

hobojista m anim (female equivalent hobojistka)

hobojistka (feminine)
hobojista (nominative singular)
hobojisté (nominative plural)
hobojisti (nominative plural)
hobojisty (genitive singular)
hobojistů (genitive plural)
hobojistovi (dative singular)
hobojistům (dative plural)
hobojistu (accusative singular)
hobojisty (accusative plural)
hobojisto (singular vocative)
hobojisté (plural vocative)
hobojisti (plural vocative)
hobojistovi (locative singular)
hobojistech (locative plural)
hobojistou (instrumental singular)
hobojisty (instrumental plural)


předák

předák (nominative singular)
předáci (nominative plural)
předáka (genitive singular)
předáků (genitive plural)
předákovi (dative singular)
předáku (dative singular)
předákům (dative plural)
předáka (accusative singular)
předáky (accusative plural)
předáku (singular vocative)
předáci (plural vocative)
předákovi (locative singular)
předáku (locative singular)
předácích (locative plural)
předákem (instrumental singular)
předáky (instrumental plural)


klavírista

klavírista m anim (female equivalent klavíristka, related adjective klavíristický)

klavíristka (feminine)
klavíristický (adjective)
klavírista (nominative singular)
klavíristé (nominative plural)
klavíristy (genitive singular)
klavíristů (genitive plural)
klavíristovi (dative singular)
klavíristům (dative plural)
klavíristu (accusative singular)
klavíristy (accusative plural)
klavíristo (singular vocative)
klavíristé (plural vocative)
klavíristovi (locative singular)
klavíristech (locative plural)
klavíristou (instrumental singular)
klavíristy (instrumental plural)


dudák

dudák m anim (female equivalent dudačka)

dudačka (feminine)
dudák (nominative singular)
dudáci (nominative plural)
dudáka (genitive singular)
dudáků (genitive plural)
dudákovi (dative singular)
dudáku (dative singular)
dudákům (dative plural)
dudáka (accusative singular)
dudáky (accusative plural)
dudáku (singular vocative)
dudáci (plural vocative)
dudákovi (locative singular)
dudáku (locative singular)
dudácích (locative plural)
dudákem (instrumental singular)
dudáky (instrumental plural)


kapelan

pl-noun

kapelan m pers (related adjective kapelański)

kapelański (adjective)
kapelan (nominative singular)
kapelani (nominative plural)
kapelany (derogatory nominative plural)
kapelana (genitive singular)
kapelanów (genitive plural)
kapelanowi (dative singular)
kapelanom (dative plural)
kapelana (accusative singular)
kapelanów (accusative plural)
kapelanem (instrumental singular)
kapelanami (instrumental plural)
kapelanie (locative singular)
kapelanach (locative plural)
kapelanie (singular vocative)
kapelani (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish kapelan, from Ecclesiastical Latin capellānus. Doublet of kapłan (“priest”).

(Roman Catholicism) chaplain (member of the clergy)


walet

walet (nominative singular)
walety (nominative plural)
waleta (genitive singular)
waletów (genitive plural)
waletowi (dative singular)
waletom (dative plural)
waleta (accusative singular)
walety (accusative plural)
waletem (instrumental singular)
waletami (instrumental plural)
walecie (locative singular)
waletach (locative plural)
walecie (singular vocative)
walety (plural vocative)

walet karo

walet kier

walet pik

walet trefl


walet

walet (nominative singular)
waleci (nominative plural)
walety (derogatory nominative plural)
waleta (genitive singular)
waletów (genitive plural)
waletowi (dative singular)
waletom (dative plural)
waleta (accusative singular)
waletów (accusative plural)
waletem (instrumental singular)
waletami (instrumental plural)
walecie (locative singular)
waletach (locative plural)
walecie (singular vocative)
waleci (plural vocative)

(colloquial) person who lives or sleeps somewhere illegally and without registration, especially in dormitory


basista

cs-noun

basista m anim (female equivalent basistka)

basistka (feminine)
basista (nominative singular)
basisté (nominative plural)
basisti (nominative plural)
basisty (genitive singular)
basistů (genitive plural)
basistovi (dative singular)
basistům (dative plural)
basistu (accusative singular)
basisty (accusative plural)
basisto (singular vocative)
basisté (plural vocative)
basisti (plural vocative)
basistovi (locative singular)
basistech (locative plural)
basistou (instrumental singular)
basisty (instrumental plural)


basista

pl-noun

basista m pers (female equivalent basistka)

basistka (feminine)
basista (nominative singular)
basiści (nominative plural)
basisty (derogatory nominative plural)
basisty (genitive singular)
basistów (genitive plural)
basiście (dative singular)
basistom (dative plural)
basistę (accusative singular)
basistów (accusative plural)
basistą (instrumental singular)
basistami (instrumental plural)
basiście (locative singular)
basistach (locative plural)
basisto (singular vocative)
basiści (plural vocative)

Either borrowed from French bassiste, or English bassist. By surface analysis, bas + -ista.

(somewhat colloquial) bassist (a musician especially the bass guitar)


basista

sk-noun

basista m anim (declension pattern of hrdina, feminine basistka)

hrdina (declension-pattern-of)
basistka (feminine)
basista (nominative singular)
basisti (nominative plural)
basistu (genitive singular)
basistov (genitive plural)
basistovi (dative singular)
basistom (dative plural)
basistu (accusative singular)
basistov (accusative plural)
basistovi (locative singular)
basistoch (locative plural)
basistom (instrumental singular)
basistami (instrumental plural)


saxofonista

cs-noun

saxofonista m anim (female equivalent saxofonistka)

saxofonistka (feminine)
saxofonista (nominative singular)
saxofonisté (nominative plural)
saxofonisti (nominative plural)
saxofonisty (genitive singular)
saxofonistů (genitive plural)
saxofonistovi (dative singular)
saxofonistům (dative plural)
saxofonistu (accusative singular)
saxofonisty (accusative plural)
saxofonisto (singular vocative)
saxofonisté (plural vocative)
saxofonisti (plural vocative)
saxofonistovi (locative singular)
saxofonistech (locative plural)
saxofonistou (instrumental singular)
saxofonisty (instrumental plural)


saxofonista

sk-noun

saxofonista m anim (declension pattern of hrdina, feminine saxofonistka)

hrdina (declension-pattern-of)
saxofonistka (feminine)
saxofonista (nominative singular)
saxofonisti (nominative plural)
saxofonistu (genitive singular)
saxofonistov (genitive plural)
saxofonistovi (dative singular)
saxofonistom (dative plural)
saxofonistu (accusative singular)
saxofonistov (accusative plural)
saxofonistovi (locative singular)
saxofonistoch (locative plural)
saxofonistom (instrumental singular)
saxofonistami (instrumental plural)


libretista

cs-noun

libretista m anim (female equivalent libretistka, related adjective libretistický)

libretistka (feminine)
libretistický (adjective)
libretista (nominative singular)
libretisté (nominative plural)
libretisti (nominative plural)
libretisty (genitive singular)
libretistů (genitive plural)
libretistovi (dative singular)
libretistům (dative plural)
libretistu (accusative singular)
libretisty (accusative plural)
libretisto (singular vocative)
libretisté (plural vocative)
libretisti (plural vocative)
libretistovi (locative singular)
libretistech (locative plural)
libretistou (instrumental singular)
libretisty (instrumental plural)


libretista

sk-noun

libretista m anim (declension pattern of hrdina, feminine libretistka)

hrdina (declension-pattern-of)
libretistka (feminine)
libretista (nominative singular)
libretisti (nominative plural)
libretistu (genitive singular)
libretistov (genitive plural)
libretistovi (dative singular)
libretistom (dative plural)
libretistu (accusative singular)
libretistov (accusative plural)
libretistovi (locative singular)
libretistoch (locative plural)
libretistom (instrumental singular)
libretistami (instrumental plural)


fiorentino

it-noun

fiorentino m (plural fiorentini, feminine fiorentina)

fiorentini (plural)
fiorentina (feminine)

Latin flōrentīnus, from Flōrentia (“Florence”). By surface analysis, Fiorenza (obsolete form for “Florence”) + -ino.

surf

Florentine (native or inhabitant of Florence (city in Italy)) (male or of unspecified gender)


hermanu

head

hermanu m sg (feminine singular hermana, masculine plural hermanos, feminine plural hermanes)

hermana (feminine singular)
hermanos (masculine plural)
hermanes (feminine plural)

Inherited from Old Leonese ermano, from Latin germānus. Compare Mirandese armano.


astmatik

cs-noun

astmatik m anim (female equivalent astmatička)

astmatička (feminine)
astmatik (nominative singular)
astmatici (nominative plural)
astmatika (genitive singular)
astmatiků (genitive plural)
astmatikovi (dative singular)
astmatiku (dative singular)
astmatikům (dative plural)
astmatika (accusative singular)
astmatiky (accusative plural)
astmatiku (singular vocative)
astmatici (plural vocative)
astmatikovi (locative singular)
astmatiku (locative singular)
astmaticích (locative plural)
astmatikem (instrumental singular)
astmatiky (instrumental plural)


plukovník

plukovník m anim (female equivalent plukovnice, related adjective plukovnický)

plukovnice (feminine)
plukovnický (adjective)
plukovník (nominative singular)
plukovníci (nominative plural)
plukovníka (genitive singular)
plukovníků (genitive plural)
plukovníkovi (dative singular)
plukovníku (dative singular)
plukovníkům (dative plural)
plukovníka (accusative singular)
plukovníky (accusative plural)
plukovníku (singular vocative)
plukovníci (plural vocative)
plukovníkovi (locative singular)
plukovníku (locative singular)
plukovnících (locative plural)
plukovníkem (instrumental singular)
plukovníky (instrumental plural)


plukovník

plukovník (nominative singular)
plukovníci (nominative plural)
plukovníka (genitive singular)
plukovníkov (genitive plural)
plukovníkovi (dative singular)
plukovníkom (dative plural)
plukovníka (accusative singular)
plukovníkov (accusative plural)
plukovníkovi (locative singular)
plukovníkoch (locative plural)
plukovníkom (instrumental singular)
plukovníkmi (instrumental plural)


ženik

žènīk (canonical masculine)
жѐнӣк (Cyrillic)
žènīk (nominative singular)
ženíci (nominative plural)
ženíka (genitive singular)
ženika (genitive plural)
ženiku (dative singular)
ženicima (dative plural)
ženika (accusative singular)
ženike (accusative plural)
ženiče (singular vocative)
ženici (plural vocative)
ženiku (locative singular)
ženicima (locative plural)
ženikom (instrumental singular)
ženicima (instrumental plural)

groom, bridegroom (man about to be married)


šéfredaktor

šéfredaktor m anim (female equivalent šéfredaktorka, related adjective šéfredaktorský)

šéfredaktorka (feminine)
šéfredaktorský (adjective)
šéfredaktor (nominative singular)
šéfredaktoři (nominative plural)
šéfredaktora (genitive singular)
šéfredaktorů (genitive plural)
šéfredaktorovi (dative singular)
šéfredaktoru (dative singular)
šéfredaktorům (dative plural)
šéfredaktora (accusative singular)
šéfredaktory (accusative plural)
šéfredaktore (singular vocative)
šéfredaktoři (plural vocative)
šéfredaktorovi (locative singular)
šéfredaktoru (locative singular)
šéfredaktorech (locative plural)
šéfredaktorem (instrumental singular)
šéfredaktory (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Chefredakteur. By surface analysis, šéf- + redaktor.


monoteista

monoteista (nominative singular)
monoteiści (nominative plural)
monoteisty (derogatory nominative plural)
monoteisty (genitive singular)
monoteistów (genitive plural)
monoteiście (dative singular)
monoteistom (dative plural)
monoteistę (accusative singular)
monoteistów (accusative plural)
monoteistą (instrumental singular)
monoteistami (instrumental plural)
monoteiście (locative singular)
monoteistach (locative plural)
monoteisto (singular vocative)
monoteiści (plural vocative)


inspektor

pl-noun

inspektor m pers (female equivalent inspektorka)

inspektorka (feminine)
inspektor (nominative singular)
inspektorzy (nominative plural)
inspektory (derogatory nominative plural)
inspektora (genitive singular)
inspektorów (genitive plural)
inspektorowi (dative singular)
inspektorom (dative plural)
inspektora (accusative singular)
inspektorów (accusative plural)
inspektorem (instrumental singular)
inspektorami (instrumental plural)
inspektorze (locative singular)
inspektorach (locative plural)
inspektorze (singular vocative)
inspektorzy (plural vocative)

(law enforcement) inspector (police officer ranking below superintendent)


politeista

politeista m pers (female equivalent politeistka)

politeistka (feminine)
politeista (nominative singular)
politeiści (nominative plural)
politeisty (derogatory nominative plural)
politeisty (genitive singular)
politeistów (genitive plural)
politeiście (dative singular)
politeistom (dative plural)
politeistę (accusative singular)
politeistów (accusative plural)
politeistą (instrumental singular)
politeistami (instrumental plural)
politeiście (locative singular)
politeistach (locative plural)
politeisto (singular vocative)
politeiści (plural vocative)


otčím

otčím (nominative singular)
otčímové (nominative plural)
otčíma (genitive singular)
otčímů (genitive plural)
otčímovi (dative singular)
otčímu (dative singular)
otčímům (dative plural)
otčíma (accusative singular)
otčímy (accusative plural)
otčíme (singular vocative)
otčímové (plural vocative)
otčímovi (locative singular)
otčímu (locative singular)
otčímech (locative plural)
otčímem (instrumental singular)
otčímy (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech otčím, from Proto-Slavic *otьčimъ.


hnidopich

hnidopich (nominative singular)
hnidopiši (nominative plural)
hnidopichové (nominative plural)
hnidopicha (genitive singular)
hnidopichů (genitive plural)
hnidopichovi (dative singular)
hnidopichu (dative singular)
hnidopichům (dative plural)
hnidopicha (accusative singular)
hnidopichy (accusative plural)
hnidopichu (singular vocative)
hnidopiši (plural vocative)
hnidopichové (plural vocative)
hnidopichovi (locative singular)
hnidopichu (locative singular)
hnidopiších (locative plural)
hnidopichem (instrumental singular)
hnidopichy (instrumental plural)

From hnida (“nit”) + -o- (“stick”) + píchat.


miliardář

cs-noun

miliardář m anim (female equivalent miliardářka)

miliardářka (feminine)
miliardář (nominative singular)
miliardáři (nominative plural)
miliardáře (genitive singular)
miliardářů (genitive plural)
miliardářovi (dative singular)
miliardáři (dative singular)
miliardářům (dative plural)
miliardáře (accusative singular)
miliardáře (accusative plural)
miliardáři (singular vocative)
miliardáři (plural vocative)
miliardářovi (locative singular)
miliardáři (locative singular)
miliardářích (locative plural)
miliardářem (instrumental singular)
miliardáři (instrumental plural)

Neuvěřitelný příběh o tom, kterak se miliardář stal prezidentem (stále ještě) nejmocnější demokracie světa.


milionář

milionář m anim (female equivalent milionářka)

milionářka (feminine)
milionář (nominative singular)
milionáři (nominative plural)
milionáře (genitive singular)
milionářů (genitive plural)
milionářovi (dative singular)
milionáři (dative singular)
milionářům (dative plural)
milionáře (accusative singular)
milionáře (accusative plural)
milionáři (singular vocative)
milionáři (plural vocative)
milionářovi (locative singular)
milionáři (locative singular)
milionářích (locative plural)
milionářem (instrumental singular)
milionáři (instrumental plural)


kadet

pl-noun

kadet m pers (female equivalent kadetka, diminutive kadecik)

kadetka (feminine)
kadecik (diminutive)
kadet (nominative singular)
kadeci (nominative plural)
kadety (derogatory nominative plural)
kadeta (genitive singular)
kadetów (genitive plural)
kadetowi (dative singular)
kadetom (dative plural)
kadeta (accusative singular)
kadetów (accusative plural)
kadetem (instrumental singular)
kadetami (instrumental plural)
kadecie (locative singular)
kadetach (locative plural)
kadecie (singular vocative)
kadeci (plural vocative)

Borrowed from French cadet, from Gascon Occitan capdet, from Late Latin capitellum, from Latin capitulum.

(historical) cadet (member of the Constitutional Democratic Party in the Russian Empire)


fagas

fagas (nominative singular)
fagasy (nominative plural)
fagasa (genitive singular)
fagasów (genitive plural)
fagasowi (dative singular)
fagasom (dative plural)
fagasa (accusative singular)
fagasów (accusative plural)
fagasem (instrumental singular)
fagasami (instrumental plural)
fagasie (locative singular)
fagasach (locative plural)
fagasie (singular vocative)
fagasy (plural vocative)

Possibly borrowed from Low German fagás.


spellano

it-noun

spellano m (plural spellani, feminine spellana)

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


legat

legat (nominative singular)
legaci (nominative plural)
legaty (derogatory nominative plural)
legata (genitive singular)
legatów (genitive plural)
legatowi (dative singular)
legatom (dative plural)
legata (accusative singular)
legatów (accusative plural)
legatem (instrumental singular)
legatami (instrumental plural)
legacie (locative singular)
legatach (locative plural)
legacie (singular vocative)
legaci (plural vocative)

(historical) legate (deputy of a provincial governor in ancient Rome)


giovanetto

giovanetto m (plural giovanetti, feminine giovanetta)

giovanetti (plural)
giovanetta (feminine)


ჯიმა

xmf-noun

ჯიმა • (ǯima) (plural ჯიმალეფი)

From *ჯუმა (*ǯuma), from Proto-Kartvelian *ʒ₁am-.


manifestant

pl-noun

manifestant m pers (female equivalent manifestantka)

manifestantka (feminine)
manifestant (nominative singular)
manifestanci (nominative plural)
manifestanty (derogatory nominative plural)
manifestanta (genitive singular)
manifestantów (genitive plural)
manifestantowi (dative singular)
manifestantom (dative plural)
manifestanta (accusative singular)
manifestantów (accusative plural)
manifestantem (instrumental singular)
manifestantami (instrumental plural)
manifestancie (locative singular)
manifestantach (locative plural)
manifestancie (singular vocative)
manifestanci (plural vocative)

Borrowed from French manifestant, from Latin manifēstāns.


prokurator

prokurator m pers (female equivalent prokurator or prokuratorka)

prokurator (feminine)
prokuratorka (feminine)
prokurator (nominative singular)
prokuratorzy (nominative plural)
prokuratorowie (nominative plural)
prokuratory (derogatory nominative plural)
prokuratora (genitive singular)
prokuratorów (genitive plural)
prokuratorowi (dative singular)
prokuratorom (dative plural)
prokuratora (accusative singular)
prokuratorów (accusative plural)
prokuratorem (instrumental singular)
prokuratorami (instrumental plural)
prokuratorze (locative singular)
prokuratorach (locative plural)
prokuratorze (singular vocative)
prokuratorzy (plural vocative)
prokuratorowie (plural vocative)
prokuratory (derogatory plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Latin procurator.


sędzia

sędzia m pers or f (female equivalent sędzina, related adjective sędziowski)

sędzina (feminine)
sędziowski (adjective)
sędzia (nominative singular)
sędziowie (nominative plural)
sędzie (derogatory nominative plural)
sędziego (genitive singular)
sędzi (genitive singular)
sędziów (genitive plural)
sędziemu (dative singular)
sędzi (dative singular)
sędziom (dative plural)
sędziego (accusative singular)
sędzię (accusative singular)
sędziów (accusative plural)
sędzią (instrumental singular)
sędziami (instrumental plural)
sędzim (locative singular)
sędzi (locative singular)
sędziach (locative plural)
sędzio (singular vocative)
sędziowie (plural vocative)
sędzia (nominative singular)
sędzie (nominative plural)
sędzi (genitive singular)
sędzi (genitive plural)
sędzi (dative singular)
sędziom (dative plural)
sędzię (accusative singular)
sędzie (accusative plural)
sędzią (instrumental singular)
sędziami (instrumental plural)
sędzi (locative singular)
sędziach (locative plural)
sędzio (singular vocative)
sędzie (plural vocative)

(sports) judge, referee, umpire (official who makes sure the rules are followed during a game)


damasceno

it-noun

damasceno m (plural damasceni, feminine damascena)

Damascene (native or inhabitant of Damascus) (male or of unspecified gender)


uczeń

pl-noun

uczeń m pers (female equivalent uczennica, related adjective uczniowski)

uczennica (feminine)
uczniowski (adjective)
uczeń (nominative singular)
uczniowie (nominative plural)
ucznie (derogatory nominative plural)
ucznia (genitive singular)
uczni (genitive plural)
uczniów (genitive plural)
uczniowi (dative singular)
uczniom (dative plural)
ucznia (accusative singular)
uczni (accusative plural)
uczniów (accusative plural)
uczniem (instrumental singular)
uczniami (instrumental plural)
uczniu (locative singular)
uczniach (locative plural)
uczniu (singular vocative)
uczniowie (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish uczeń. By surface analysis, uczyć + -eń. Compare Kashubian ùczéń and Slovincian wùczeń.

uczeń bez dwói to jak żołnierz bez karabinu

student, schoolboy, pupil (someone who learns at school)


numerant

numerant m pers (female equivalent numerantka)

numerantka (feminine)
numerant (nominative singular)
numeranci (nominative plural)
numeranty (derogatory nominative plural)
numeranta (genitive singular)
numerantów (genitive plural)
numerantowi (dative singular)
numerantom (dative plural)
numeranta (accusative singular)
numerantów (accusative plural)
numerantem (instrumental singular)
numerantami (instrumental plural)
numerancie (locative singular)
numerantach (locative plural)
numerancie (singular vocative)
numeranci (plural vocative)


muzyk

muzyk m pers (female equivalent muzyczka)

muzyczka (feminine)
muzyk (nominative singular)
muzycy (nominative plural)
muzyki (derogatory nominative plural)
muzyka (genitive singular)
muzyków (genitive plural)
muzykowi (dative singular)
muzykom (dative plural)
muzyka (accusative singular)
muzyków (accusative plural)
muzykiem (instrumental singular)
muzykami (instrumental plural)
muzyku (locative singular)
muzykach (locative plural)
muzyku (singular vocative)
muzycy (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Latin mūsicus, from Ancient Greek μουσικός (mousikós).


sodomita

sodomita m pers (female equivalent sodomitka)

sodomitka (feminine)
sodomita (nominative singular)
sodomici (nominative plural)
sodomity (derogatory nominative plural)
sodomity (genitive singular)
sodomitów (genitive plural)
sodomicie (dative singular)
sodomitom (dative plural)
sodomitę (accusative singular)
sodomitów (accusative plural)
sodomitą (instrumental singular)
sodomitami (instrumental plural)
sodomicie (locative singular)
sodomitach (locative plural)
sodomito (singular vocative)
sodomici (plural vocative)

(derogatory, literary) sodomite, sodomist (person who practices sodomy; gay man)


apologeta

apologeta m pers (female equivalent apologetka)

apologetka (feminine)
apologeta (nominative singular)
apologeci (nominative plural)
apologety (derogatory nominative plural)
apologety (genitive singular)
apologetów (genitive plural)
apologecie (dative singular)
apologetom (dative plural)
apologetę (accusative singular)
apologetów (accusative plural)
apologetą (instrumental singular)
apologetami (instrumental plural)
apologecie (locative singular)
apologetach (locative plural)
apologeto (singular vocative)
apologeci (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German Apologet, from Late Latin apologēticus, from Ancient Greek ἀπολογητικός (apologētikós).

der

ἀπολογητικός

apologist (one who speaks or writes in defense of an idea or a person)

apologist (one who speaks or writes in defense of a faith)


次子

/t͡sʰz̩⁵¹ t͡sz̩²¹⁴⁻²¹⁽⁴⁾/

/t͡sʰiː³³ t͡siː³⁵/

/t͡sʰɨ⁵⁵ t͡sɨ³¹/

/t͡sʰu²¹⁻⁴¹ t͡su⁴¹/

/t͡sʰu¹¹⁻⁵³ t͡su⁵³/

/t͡sʰu²¹⁻⁵³ t͡su⁵³/

/t͡sʰɯ⁴¹⁻⁵⁵⁴ t͡sɯ⁵⁵⁴/

/t͡sʰz̩⁵¹ t͡sz̩²¹⁴⁻²¹⁽⁴⁾/

/t͡sʰiː³³ t͡siː³⁵/

/t͡sʰɨ⁵⁵ t͡sɨ³¹/

/t͡sʰu²¹⁻⁴¹ t͡su⁴¹/

/t͡sʰu¹¹⁻⁵³ t͡su⁵³/

/t͡sʰu²¹⁻⁵³ t͡su⁵³/

/t͡sʰɯ⁴¹⁻⁵⁵⁴ t͡sɯ⁵⁵⁴/


animista

pl-noun

animista m pers (female equivalent animistka)

animistka (feminine)
animista (nominative singular)
animiści (nominative plural)
animisty (derogatory nominative plural)
animisty (genitive singular)
animistów (genitive plural)
animiście (dative singular)
animistom (dative plural)
animistę (accusative singular)
animistów (accusative plural)
animistą (instrumental singular)
animistami (instrumental plural)
animiście (locative singular)
animistach (locative plural)
animisto (singular vocative)
animiści (plural vocative)

From animizm + -ista. First attested in 1834.

ref

Rozmaitości (in Polish), number 36, 1834, page 284


klient

pl-noun

klient m pers (female equivalent klientka)

klientka (feminine)
klient (nominative singular)
klienci (nominative plural)
klienty (derogatory nominative plural)
klienta (genitive singular)
klientów (genitive plural)
klientowi (dative singular)
klientom (dative plural)
klienta (accusative singular)
klientów (accusative plural)
klientem (instrumental singular)
klientami (instrumental plural)
kliencie (locative singular)
klientach (locative plural)
kliencie (singular vocative)
klienci (plural vocative)

Borrowed from French client, from Latin cliēns.

(Ancient Rome, historical) cliens (free but poor citizen of ancient Rome, often a liberated slave remaining under the care of a patron, usually a patrician)


長子

→ English: Ch'ang-tzu, Zhangzi

/ʈ͡ʂɑŋ²¹⁴⁻³⁵ t͡sz̩²¹⁴⁻²¹⁽⁴⁾/

/ʈ͡ʂʰɑŋ³⁵ t͡sz̩²¹⁴⁻²¹⁽⁴⁾/

/ʈ͡ʂɑŋ²¹⁴⁻³⁵ t͡sz̩²¹⁴⁻²¹⁽⁴⁾/

/ʈ͡ʂʰɑŋ³⁵ t͡sz̩²¹⁴⁻²¹⁽⁴⁾/

(～縣) Zhangzi (a county of Changzhi, Shanxi, China)


長子

Compound of 長 (“long; elder”) + 子 (“child”).


boy wonder

Coordinate term: girl wonder

(informal) A male child prodigy; wonderboy.


wide boy

Related to wide awake, i.e. sharp-witted, open-eyed, with wide open eyes.

Much amusement at Westminster about David Mellor, a wide boy if ever there was one. Someone tapped his girlfriend's phone and sold the tape to The People. Very funny stuff—all about how knackered he was.

wheeling and dealing
wheeling and dealing

(UK, Ireland, Commonwealth) A man who lives by his wits, wheeling and dealing.


młynarz

młynarz m pers (female equivalent młynarka)

młynarka (feminine)
młynarz (nominative singular)
młynarze (nominative plural)
młynarza (genitive singular)
młynarzy (genitive plural)
młynarzowi (dative singular)
młynarzom (dative plural)
młynarza (accusative singular)
młynarzy (accusative plural)
młynarzem (instrumental singular)
młynarzami (instrumental plural)
młynarzu (locative singular)
młynarzach (locative plural)
młynarzu (singular vocative)
młynarze (plural vocative)

miller (person who owns or operates a mill)


były

była (feminine)
były (nominative singular)
byli (nominative plural)
byłego (genitive singular)
byłych (genitive plural)
byłemu (dative singular)
byłym (dative plural)
byłego (accusative singular)
byłych (accusative plural)
byłym (instrumental singular)
byłymi (instrumental plural)
byłym (locative singular)
byłych (locative plural)
były (singular vocative)
byli (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish były. By surface analysis, być + -ły.

(nominalized, colloquial) ex (male ex-partner)


sazeč

cs-noun

sazeč m anim (female equivalent sazečka)

sazečka (feminine)
sazeč (nominative singular)
sazeči (nominative plural)
sazeče (genitive singular)
sazečů (genitive plural)
sazečovi (dative singular)
sazeči (dative singular)
sazečům (dative plural)
sazeče (accusative singular)
sazeče (accusative plural)
sazeči (singular vocative)
sazeči (plural vocative)
sazečovi (locative singular)
sazeči (locative singular)
sazečích (locative plural)
sazečem (instrumental singular)
sazeči (instrumental plural)


krotitel

krotitel m anim (female equivalent krotitelka, related adjective krotitelský)

krotitelka (feminine)
krotitelský (adjective)
krotitel (nominative singular)
krotitelé (nominative plural)
krotitele (genitive singular)
krotitelů (genitive plural)
krotitelovi (dative singular)
krotiteli (dative singular)
krotitelům (dative plural)
krotitele (accusative singular)
krotitele (accusative plural)
krotiteli (singular vocative)
krotitelé (plural vocative)
krotitelovi (locative singular)
krotiteli (locative singular)
krotitelích (locative plural)
krotitelem (instrumental singular)
krotiteli (instrumental plural)


smyk

smyk (nominative singular)
smyki (nominative plural)
smyka (genitive singular)
smyków (genitive plural)
smykowi (dative singular)
smykom (dative plural)
smyka (accusative singular)
smyków (accusative plural)
smykiem (instrumental singular)
smykami (instrumental plural)
smyku (locative singular)
smykach (locative plural)
smyku (singular vocative)
smyki (plural vocative)


baptofilo

eo-head

baptofilo (accusative singular baptofilon, plural baptofiloj, accusative plural baptofilojn)

baptofilon (accusative singular)
baptofiloj (plural)
baptofilojn (accusative plural)


plavčík

cs-noun

plavčík m anim (female equivalent plavčice)

plavčice (feminine)
plavčík (nominative singular)
plavčíci (nominative plural)
plavčíka (genitive singular)
plavčíků (genitive plural)
plavčíkovi (dative singular)
plavčíku (dative singular)
plavčíkům (dative plural)
plavčíka (accusative singular)
plavčíky (accusative plural)
plavčíku (singular vocative)
plavčíci (plural vocative)
plavčíkovi (locative singular)
plavčíku (locative singular)
plavčících (locative plural)
plavčíkem (instrumental singular)
plavčíky (instrumental plural)


kanibal

kanibal (nominative singular)
kanibalové (nominative plural)
kanibala (genitive singular)
kanibalů (genitive plural)
kanibalovi (dative singular)
kanibalu (dative singular)
kanibalům (dative plural)
kanibala (accusative singular)
kanibaly (accusative plural)
kanibale (singular vocative)
kanibalové (plural vocative)
kanibalovi (locative singular)
kanibalu (locative singular)
kanibalech (locative plural)
kanibalem (instrumental singular)
kanibaly (instrumental plural)


kanibal

pl-noun

kanibal m pers (female equivalent kanibalka)

kanibalka (feminine)
kanibal (nominative singular)
kanibale (nominative plural)
kanibala (genitive singular)
kanibali (genitive plural)
kanibalowi (dative singular)
kanibalom (dative plural)
kanibala (accusative singular)
kanibale (accusative plural)
kanibalem (instrumental singular)
kanibalami (instrumental plural)
kanibalu (locative singular)
kanibalach (locative plural)
kanibalu (singular vocative)
kanibale (plural vocative)
kanibal (nominative singular)
kanibale (nominative plural)
kanibala (genitive singular)
kanibali (genitive plural)
kanibalowi (dative singular)
kanibalom (dative plural)
kanibala (accusative singular)
kanibali (accusative plural)
kanibalem (instrumental singular)
kanibalami (instrumental plural)
kanibalu (locative singular)
kanibalach (locative plural)
kanibalu (singular vocative)
kanibale (plural vocative)

cannibal (organism which eats others of its own species)


mizantrop

mizantrop m pers (female equivalent mizantropka)

mizantropka (feminine)
mizantrop (nominative singular)
mizantropi (nominative plural)
mizantropy (derogatory nominative plural)
mizantropa (genitive singular)
mizantropów (genitive plural)
mizantropowi (dative singular)
mizantropom (dative plural)
mizantropa (accusative singular)
mizantropów (accusative plural)
mizantropem (instrumental singular)
mizantropami (instrumental plural)
mizantropie (locative singular)
mizantropach (locative plural)
mizantropie (singular vocative)
mizantropi (plural vocative)


skaut

skaut m pers (female equivalent skautka)

skautka (feminine)
skaut (nominative singular)
skauci (nominative plural)
skauty (derogatory nominative plural)
skauta (genitive singular)
skautów (genitive plural)
skautowi (dative singular)
skautom (dative plural)
skauta (accusative singular)
skautów (accusative plural)
skautem (instrumental singular)
skautami (instrumental plural)
skaucie (locative singular)
skautach (locative plural)
skaucie (singular vocative)
skauci (plural vocative)

Borrowed from English scout, from Middle English scout, scoult, from Old French escoute, from escouter, from Latin auscultō.

(scouting) scout (member of the scout movement)


podejrzany

pl-adj

podejrzany (comparative bardziej podejrzany, superlative najbardziej podejrzany, no derived adverb)

bardziej podejrzany (comparative)
najbardziej podejrzany (superlative)
podejrzany (masculine nominative singular)
podejrzana (feminine nominative singular)
podejrzane (neuter nominative singular)
podejrzani (nominative plural virile)
podejrzane (nominative plural)
podejrzanego (genitive masculine singular)
podejrzanej (feminine genitive singular)
podejrzanego (genitive neuter singular)
podejrzanych (genitive plural)
podejrzanych (genitive plural virile)
podejrzanemu (dative masculine singular)
podejrzanej (dative feminine singular)
podejrzanemu (dative neuter singular)
podejrzanym (dative plural)
podejrzanym (dative plural virile)
podejrzanego (accusative animate masculine singular)
podejrzany (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
podejrzaną (accusative feminine singular)
podejrzane (accusative neuter singular)
podejrzanych (accusative plural virile)
podejrzane (accusative plural)
podejrzanym (instrumental masculine singular)
podejrzaną (feminine instrumental singular)
podejrzanym (instrumental neuter singular)
podejrzanymi (instrumental plural)
podejrzanymi (instrumental plural virile)
podejrzanym (locative masculine singular)
podejrzanej (feminine locative singular)
podejrzanym (locative neuter singular)
podejrzanych (locative plural)
podejrzanych (locative plural virile)

Inherited from Old Polish poderziany, podeźrany, podeźrzany. By surface analysis, podejrzeć + -any.


podejrzany

pl-noun

podejrzany m pers (female equivalent podejrzana)

podejrzana (feminine)
podejrzany (nominative singular)
podejrzani (nominative plural)
podejrzanego (genitive singular)
podejrzanych (genitive plural)
podejrzanemu (dative singular)
podejrzanym (dative plural)
podejrzanego (accusative singular)
podejrzanych (accusative plural)
podejrzanym (instrumental singular)
podejrzanymi (instrumental plural)
podejrzanym (locative singular)
podejrzanych (locative plural)
podejrzany (singular vocative)
podejrzani (plural vocative)


polemista

polemista m pers (female equivalent polemistka)

polemistka (feminine)
polemista (nominative singular)
polemiści (nominative plural)
polemisty (derogatory nominative plural)
polemisty (genitive singular)
polemistów (genitive plural)
polemiście (dative singular)
polemistom (dative plural)
polemistę (accusative singular)
polemistów (accusative plural)
polemistą (instrumental singular)
polemistami (instrumental plural)
polemiście (locative singular)
polemistach (locative plural)
polemisto (singular vocative)
polemiści (plural vocative)


epileptik

cs-noun

epileptik m anim (female equivalent epileptička, related adjective epileptický)

epileptička (feminine)
epileptický (adjective)
epileptik (nominative singular)
epileptici (nominative plural)
epileptika (genitive singular)
epileptiků (genitive plural)
epileptikovi (dative singular)
epileptiku (dative singular)
epileptikům (dative plural)
epileptika (accusative singular)
epileptiky (accusative plural)
epileptiku (singular vocative)
epileptici (plural vocative)
epileptikovi (locative singular)
epileptiku (locative singular)
epilepticích (locative plural)
epileptikem (instrumental singular)
epileptiky (instrumental plural)


amalfitano

it-noun

amalfitano m (plural amalfitani, feminine amalfitana)

amalfitani (plural)
amalfitana (feminine)

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


начелник

на́челнӣк (canonical masculine)
náčelnīk (romanization)
начелник (nominative singular)
начелници (nominative plural)
начелника (genitive singular)
начелника (genitive plural)
начелнику (dative singular)
начелницима (dative plural)
начелника (accusative singular)
начелнике (accusative plural)
начелниче (singular vocative)
начелници (plural vocative)
начелнику (locative singular)
начелницима (locative plural)
начелником (instrumental singular)
начелницима (instrumental plural)

From на- + челник.

prefix

на- + челник


spolužák

cs-noun

spolužák m anim (female equivalent spolužačka or spolužákyně, related adjective spolužákovský)

spolužačka (feminine)
spolužákyně (feminine)
spolužákovský (adjective)
spolužák (nominative singular)
spolužáci (nominative plural)
spolužáka (genitive singular)
spolužáků (genitive plural)
spolužákovi (dative singular)
spolužáku (dative singular)
spolužákům (dative plural)
spolužáka (accusative singular)
spolužáky (accusative plural)
spolužáku (singular vocative)
spolužáci (plural vocative)
spolužákovi (locative singular)
spolužáku (locative singular)
spolužácích (locative plural)
spolužákem (instrumental singular)
spolužáky (instrumental plural)


cynik

cynik m anim (female equivalent cynička, related adjective cynický)

cynička (feminine)
cynický (adjective)
cynik (nominative singular)
cynici (nominative plural)
cynika (genitive singular)
cyniků (genitive plural)
cynikovi (dative singular)
cyniku (dative singular)
cynikům (dative plural)
cynika (accusative singular)
cyniky (accusative plural)
cyniku (singular vocative)
cynici (plural vocative)
cynikovi (locative singular)
cyniku (locative singular)
cynicích (locative plural)
cynikem (instrumental singular)
cyniky (instrumental plural)


cynik

pl-noun

cynik m pers (female equivalent cyniczka)

cyniczka (feminine)
cynik (nominative singular)
cynicy (nominative plural)
cyniki (derogatory nominative plural)
cynika (genitive singular)
cyników (genitive plural)
cynikowi (dative singular)
cynikom (dative plural)
cynika (accusative singular)
cyników (accusative plural)
cynikiem (instrumental singular)
cynikami (instrumental plural)
cyniku (locative singular)
cynikach (locative plural)
cyniku (singular vocative)
cynicy (plural vocative)


salentino

it-noun

salentino m (plural salentini, feminine salentina)

native or inhabitant of the Salento peninsula (male or of unspecified gender)


izo

izo (absolutive singular)
izuaɨ (absolutive plural)
izotɨaɨ (absolutive)
izodɨ (nominative singular)
izuaɨdɨ (nominative plural)
izotɨaɨdɨ (nominative)
izona (accusative singular)
izuaɨna (accusative plural)
izotɨaɨna (accusative)
izomo (singular)
izuaɨmo (plural)
izotɨaɨmo
izomona (ablative singular)
izuaɨmona (ablative plural)
izotɨaɨmona (ablative)
izodo (instrumental singular)
izuaɨdo (instrumental plural)
izotɨaɨdo (instrumental)
izori (singular)
izuaɨri (plural)
izotɨaɨri
izonino (singular)
izuaɨnino (plural)
izotɨaɨnino

Cognates include Minica Huitoto izo and Nüpode Huitoto ito.

Classifier (linguistics)
Root (linguistics)


pełnoletni

pl-adj

pełnoletni (not comparable, no derived adverb)

pełnoletni (masculine nominative singular)
pełnoletnia (feminine nominative singular)
pełnoletnie (neuter nominative singular)
pełnoletni (nominative plural virile)
pełnoletnie (nominative plural)
pełnoletniego (genitive masculine singular)
pełnoletniej (feminine genitive singular)
pełnoletniego (genitive neuter singular)
pełnoletnich (genitive plural)
pełnoletnich (genitive plural virile)
pełnoletniemu (dative masculine singular)
pełnoletniej (dative feminine singular)
pełnoletniemu (dative neuter singular)
pełnoletnim (dative plural)
pełnoletnim (dative plural virile)
pełnoletniego (accusative animate masculine singular)
pełnoletni (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
pełnoletnią (accusative feminine singular)
pełnoletnie (accusative neuter singular)
pełnoletnich (accusative plural virile)
pełnoletnie (accusative plural)
pełnoletnim (instrumental masculine singular)
pełnoletnią (feminine instrumental singular)
pełnoletnim (instrumental neuter singular)
pełnoletnimi (instrumental plural)
pełnoletnimi (instrumental plural virile)
pełnoletnim (locative masculine singular)
pełnoletniej (feminine locative singular)
pełnoletnim (locative neuter singular)
pełnoletnich (locative plural)
pełnoletnich (locative plural virile)


pisatelj

sl-noun

pisȃtelj m anim (female equivalent pisáteljica)

pisȃtelj (animate canonical masculine)
pisáteljica (feminine)
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pisátelj (nominative singular)
pisátelja (dual nominative)
pisátelji (nominative plural)
pisátelja (genitive singular)
pisáteljev (dual genitive)
pisáteljev (genitive plural)
pisátelju (dative singular)
pisáteljema (dative dual)
pisáteljem (dative plural)
pisátelja (accusative singular)
pisátelja (accusative dual)
pisátelje (accusative plural)
pisátelju (locative singular)
pisáteljih (dual locative)
pisáteljih (locative plural)
pisáteljem (instrumental singular)
pisáteljema (dual instrumental)
pisátelji (instrumental plural)


tataie

tataie (accusative indefinite nominative singular)
un tataie (accusative indefinite nominative singular)
tataiele (accusative definite nominative singular)
tataie (dative genitive indefinite singular)
unui tataie (dative genitive indefinite singular)
tataielui (dative definite genitive singular)
tataie (singular vocative)

(familiar, regional) term used to address a grandfather (from either side)


savoiardo

it-noun

savoiardo m (plural savoiardi, feminine savoiarda)

Savoyard (native or inhabitant of Savoy) (male or of unspecified gender)


volič

cs-noun

volič m inan (related adjective voličový)

voličový (adjective)
volič (nominative singular)
voliče (nominative plural)
voliče (genitive singular)
voličů (genitive plural)
voliči (dative singular)
voličům (dative plural)
volič (accusative singular)
voliče (accusative plural)
voliči (singular vocative)
voliče (plural vocative)
voliči (locative singular)
voličích (locative plural)
voličem (instrumental singular)
voliči (instrumental plural)

selector, tuner (device for choosing a telephone connection, frequency, wave range, channel, etc.)


praktický lékař

praktický lékař (nominative singular)
praktičtí lékaři (nominative plural)
praktického lékaře (genitive singular)
praktických lékařů (genitive plural)
praktickému lékařovi (dative singular)
praktickému lékaři (dative singular)
praktickým lékařům (dative plural)
praktického lékaře (accusative singular)
praktické lékaře (accusative plural)
praktický lékaři (singular vocative)
praktičtí lékaři (plural vocative)
praktickém lékařovi (locative singular)
praktickém lékaři (locative singular)
praktických lékařích (locative plural)
praktickým lékařem (instrumental singular)
praktickými lékaři (instrumental plural)

general practitioner
general practitioner


jedynak

pl-noun

jedynak m pers (female equivalent jedynaczka, diminutive jedynaczek)

jedynaczka (feminine)
jedynaczek (diminutive)
jedynak (nominative singular)
jedynacy (nominative plural)
jedynaki (derogatory nominative plural)
jedynaka (genitive singular)
jedynaków (genitive plural)
jedynakowi (dative singular)
jedynakom (dative plural)
jedynaka (accusative singular)
jedynaków (accusative plural)
jedynakiem (instrumental singular)
jedynakami (instrumental plural)
jedynaku (locative singular)
jedynakach (locative plural)
jedynaku (singular vocative)
jedynacy (plural vocative)

only child (male person without any siblings)


kadeřník

cs-noun

kadeřník m anim (female equivalent kadeřnice)

kadeřnice (feminine)
kadeřník (nominative singular)
kadeřníci (nominative plural)
kadeřníka (genitive singular)
kadeřníků (genitive plural)
kadeřníkovi (dative singular)
kadeřníku (dative singular)
kadeřníkům (dative plural)
kadeřníka (accusative singular)
kadeřníky (accusative plural)
kadeřníku (singular vocative)
kadeřníci (plural vocative)
kadeřníkovi (locative singular)
kadeřníku (locative singular)
kadeřnících (locative plural)
kadeřníkem (instrumental singular)
kadeřníky (instrumental plural)


muzułmanin

pl-noun

muzułmanin m pers (female equivalent muzułmanka)

muzułmanka (feminine)
muzułmanin (nominative singular)
muzułmanie (nominative plural)
muzułmanina (genitive singular)
muzułman (genitive plural)
muzułmaninowi (dative singular)
muzułmanom (dative plural)
muzułmanina (accusative singular)
muzułman (accusative plural)
muzułmaninem (instrumental singular)
muzułmanami (instrumental plural)
muzułmaninie (locative singular)
muzułmanach (locative plural)
muzułmaninie (singular vocative)
muzułmanie (plural vocative)

From French musulman + -in, from Middle French musulman, from Ottoman Turkish مسلمان (Müslüman), from Persian مسلمان (mosalmân), from Arabic مُسْلِم (muslim).


fryzjer

fryzjer m pers (female equivalent fryzjerka)

fryzjerka (feminine)
fryzjer (nominative singular)
fryzjerzy (nominative plural)
fryzjery (derogatory nominative plural)
fryzjera (genitive singular)
fryzjerów (genitive plural)
fryzjerowi (dative singular)
fryzjerom (dative plural)
fryzjera (accusative singular)
fryzjerów (accusative plural)
fryzjerem (instrumental singular)
fryzjerami (instrumental plural)
fryzjerze (locative singular)
fryzjerach (locative plural)
fryzjerze (singular vocative)
fryzjerzy (plural vocative)


θείος

head

θείος • (theíos) m (plural θείοι, feminine θεία)

theíos (romanization)
θείοι (plural)
θεία (feminine)
θείος (nominative singular)
θείοι (nominative plural)
θείου (genitive singular)
θείων (genitive plural)
θείο (accusative singular)
θείους (accusative plural)
θείε (singular vocative)
θείοι (plural vocative)

From Ancient Greek θεῖος (theîos), from Proto-Indo-European *dʰeh₁(y)-.

uncle (a parent’s brother or parent's brother-in-law)


θείος

θείος • (theíos) m (feminine θεία, neuter θείο)

theíos (romanization)
θεία (feminine)
θείο (neuter)
θείος (masculine nominative singular)
θεία (feminine nominative singular)
θείο (neuter nominative singular)
θείοι (masculine nominative plural)
θείες (feminine nominative plural)
θεία (neuter nominative plural)
θείου (genitive masculine singular)
θείας (feminine genitive singular)
θείου (genitive neuter singular)
θείων (genitive masculine plural)
θείων (feminine genitive plural)
θείων (genitive neuter plural)
θείο (accusative masculine singular)
θεία (accusative feminine singular)
θείο (accusative neuter singular)
θείους (accusative masculine plural)
θείες (accusative feminine plural)
θεία (accusative neuter plural)
θείε (masculine singular vocative)
θεία (feminine singular vocative)
θείο (neuter singular vocative)
θείοι (masculine plural vocative)
θείες (feminine plural vocative)
θεία (neuter plural vocative)
πιο + positive forms (comparative usually)
θειότερος (masculine nominative singular)
θειότερη (feminine nominative singular)
θειότερο (neuter nominative singular)
θειότεροι (masculine nominative plural)
θειότερες (feminine nominative plural)
θειότερα (neuter nominative plural)
θειότερου (genitive masculine singular)
θειότερης (feminine genitive singular)
θειότερου (genitive neuter singular)
θειότερων (genitive masculine plural)
θειότερων (feminine genitive plural)
θειότερων (genitive neuter plural)
θειότερο (accusative masculine singular)
θειότερη (accusative feminine singular)
θειότερο (accusative neuter singular)
θειότερους (accusative masculine plural)
θειότερες (accusative feminine plural)
θειότερα (accusative neuter plural)
θειότερε (masculine singular vocative)
θειότερη (feminine singular vocative)
θειότερο (neuter singular vocative)
θειότεροι (masculine plural vocative)
θειότερες (feminine plural vocative)
θειότερα (neuter plural vocative)
θειότατος (masculine nominative singular)
θειότατη (feminine nominative singular)
θειότατο (neuter nominative singular)
θειότατοι (masculine nominative plural)
θειότατες (feminine nominative plural)
θειότατα (neuter nominative plural)
θειότατου (genitive masculine singular)
θειότατης (feminine genitive singular)
θειότατου (genitive neuter singular)
θειότατων (genitive masculine plural)
θειότατων (feminine genitive plural)
θειότατων (genitive neuter plural)
θειότατο (accusative masculine singular)
θειότατη (accusative feminine singular)
θειότατο (accusative neuter singular)
θειότατους (accusative masculine plural)
θειότατες (accusative feminine plural)
θειότατα (accusative neuter plural)
θειότατε (masculine singular vocative)
θειότατη (feminine singular vocative)
θειότατο (neuter singular vocative)
θειότατοι (masculine plural vocative)
θειότατες (feminine plural vocative)
θειότατα (neuter plural vocative)

el-decl-adj-positive

Comparative: <i class="Grek mention" lang="el">πιο</i> + positive forms (e.g. πιο θείος, etc.)
 Relative superlative: definite article + πιο + positive forms (e.g. ο πιο θείος, etc.)

el-decl-adj-table

θειότερους •

θειότατους •

From Ancient Greek θεῖος (theîos), from θεός (theós, “god”).


pielęgniarz

pl-noun

pielęgniarz m pers (female equivalent pielęgniarka)

pielęgniarka (feminine)
pielęgniarz (nominative singular)
pielęgniarze (nominative plural)
pielęgniarza (genitive singular)
pielęgniarzy (genitive plural)
pielęgniarzowi (dative singular)
pielęgniarzom (dative plural)
pielęgniarza (accusative singular)
pielęgniarzy (accusative plural)
pielęgniarzem (instrumental singular)
pielęgniarzami (instrumental plural)
pielęgniarzu (locative singular)
pielęgniarzach (locative plural)
pielęgniarzu (singular vocative)
pielęgniarze (plural vocative)

/pjɛˈlɛŋ.ɡɲaʂ/

nurse (person medically trained to provide care for children, sick, disabled or otherwise needy)


pisarz

pisarz m pers (female equivalent pisarka, related adjective pisarski)

pisarka (feminine)
pisarski (adjective)
pisarz (nominative singular)
pisarze (nominative plural)
pisarza (genitive singular)
pisarzy (genitive plural)
pisarzów (genitive plural)
pisarzowi (dative singular)
pisarzom (dative plural)
pisarza (accusative singular)
pisarzy (accusative plural)
pisarzów (accusative plural)
pisarzem (instrumental singular)
pisarzami (instrumental plural)
pisarzu (locative singular)
pisarzach (locative plural)
pisarzu (singular vocative)
pisarze (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish pisarz. By surface analysis, pisać + -arz. Compare Czech písař, Kashubian pisôrz, Lower Sorbian pisaŕ, Serbo-Croatian pisar, Carpathian Rusyn писар (pysar), and Ukrainian писар (pysar).

(obsolete) wedding reception attendant who dances with the bride


etik

etička (feminine)
etik (nominative singular)
etici (nominative plural)
etikové (nominative plural)
etika (genitive singular)
etiků (genitive plural)
etikovi (dative singular)
etiku (dative singular)
etikům (dative plural)
etika (accusative singular)
etiky (accusative plural)
etiku (singular vocative)
etici (plural vocative)
etikové (plural vocative)
etikovi (locative singular)
etiku (locative singular)
eticích (locative plural)
etikem (instrumental singular)
etiky (instrumental plural)


piacentino

it-noun

piacentino m (plural piacentini, feminine piacentina)

piacentini (plural)
piacentina (feminine)

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


urbanista

pl-noun

urbanista m pers (female equivalent urbanistka)

urbanistka (feminine)
urbanista (nominative singular)
urbaniści (nominative plural)
urbanisty (derogatory nominative plural)
urbanisty (genitive singular)
urbanistów (genitive plural)
urbaniście (dative singular)
urbanistom (dative plural)
urbanistę (accusative singular)
urbanistów (accusative plural)
urbanistą (instrumental singular)
urbanistami (instrumental plural)
urbaniście (locative singular)
urbanistach (locative plural)
urbanisto (singular vocative)
urbaniści (plural vocative)

Internationalism; compare French urbaniste, Italian urbanista, English urbanist.


dziobak

dziobak (nominative singular)
dziobaki (nominative plural)
dziobaka (genitive singular)
dziobaków (genitive plural)
dziobakowi (dative singular)
dziobakom (dative plural)
dziobaka (accusative singular)
dziobaki (accusative plural)
dziobakiem (instrumental singular)
dziobakami (instrumental plural)
dziobaku (locative singular)
dziobakach (locative plural)
dziobaku (singular vocative)
dziobaki (plural vocative)

Ornithorhynchus anatinus
Ornithorhynchus anatinus#Translingual

(derogatory, education, school slang) spod; nerd (someone who spends too much time learning)


hydraulik

hydraulik m pers (related adjective hydrauliczny)

hydrauliczny (adjective)
hydraulik (nominative singular)
hydraulicy (nominative plural)
hydrauliki (derogatory nominative plural)
hydraulika (genitive singular)
hydraulików (genitive plural)
hydraulikowi (dative singular)
hydraulikom (dative plural)
hydraulika (accusative singular)
hydraulików (accusative plural)
hydraulikiem (instrumental singular)
hydraulikami (instrumental plural)
hydrauliku (locative singular)
hydraulikach (locative plural)
hydrauliku (singular vocative)
hydraulicy (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Latin hydraulicus.

lbor

plumber (person who furnishes, fits, and repairs pipes and other apparatus for the conveyance of water, gas, or drainage)


pszczelarz

pszczelarz (nominative singular)
pszczelarze (nominative plural)
pszczelarza (genitive singular)
pszczelarzy (genitive plural)
pszczelarzowi (dative singular)
pszczelarzom (dative plural)
pszczelarza (accusative singular)
pszczelarzy (accusative plural)
pszczelarzem (instrumental singular)
pszczelarzami (instrumental plural)
pszczelarzu (locative singular)
pszczelarzach (locative plural)
pszczelarzu (singular vocative)
pszczelarze (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bьčeľařь. By surface analysis, pszczoła + -arz.


krawiec

pl-noun

krawiec m pers (female equivalent krawcowa, diminutive krawczyk)

krawcowa (feminine)
krawczyk (diminutive)
krawiec (nominative singular)
krawcy (nominative plural)
krawce (derogatory nominative plural)
krawca (genitive singular)
krawców (genitive plural)
krawcowi (dative singular)
krawcom (dative plural)
krawca (accusative singular)
krawców (accusative plural)
krawcem (instrumental singular)
krawcami (instrumental plural)
krawcu (locative singular)
krawcach (locative plural)
krawcu (singular vocative)
krawcze (singular vocative)
krawcy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kravьcь. By surface analysis, krawać + -iec. Compare the verb krajać (“to cut”).


убиец

уби́ец (canonical)
ubíec (romanization)
уби́йца (feminine)
уби́ец (indefinite singular)
уби́йци (indefinite plural)
уби́ецът (definite singular subjective)
уби́йците (definite plural subjective)
уби́еца (definite objective singular)
уби́йците (definite objective plural)
уби́ецо (singular vocative)
уби́йци (plural vocative)

bg-ndecl

уби́ец<*(h)>

уби́йство

уби́вам impf (ubívam), уби́я pf (ubíja, “to kill, to slay”)


убиец

ubiec (romanization)
убиец (indefinite singular)
убијци (indefinite plural)
убиецот (definite singular unspecified)
убијците (definite plural unspecified)
убиецов (definite proximal singular)
убијциве (definite plural proximal)
убиецон (definite distal singular)
убијцине (definite distal plural)
убиецу (singular vocative)
убијци (plural vocative)
убиеца (count-form plural)

платен убиец, поткупен убиец


duonfilo

eo-head

duonfilo (accusative singular duonfilon, plural duonfiloj, accusative plural duonfilojn)

duonfilon (accusative singular)
duonfiloj (plural)
duonfilojn (accusative plural)


bofilo

bofilo (accusative singular bofilon, plural bofiloj, accusative plural bofilojn)

bofilon (accusative singular)
bofiloj (plural)
bofilojn (accusative plural)


bopatro

bopatro (accusative singular bopatron, plural bopatroj, accusative plural bopatrojn)

bopatron (accusative singular)
bopatroj (plural)
bopatrojn (accusative plural)


duonpatro

duonpatro (accusative singular duonpatron, plural duonpatroj, accusative plural duonpatrojn)

duonpatron (accusative singular)
duonpatroj (plural)
duonpatrojn (accusative plural)


paĉjo

paĉjo (accusative singular paĉjon, plural paĉjoj, accusative plural paĉjojn)

paĉjon (accusative singular)
paĉjoj (plural)
paĉjojn (accusative plural)

From patro (“father”) + -ĉj- (affectionate diminutive for males, applied to the first or first two syllables of the word).

af

(endearing) daddy (childish term for father)


kronikarz

kronikarz (nominative singular)
kronikarze (nominative plural)
kronikarza (genitive singular)
kronikarzy (genitive plural)
kronikarzowi (dative singular)
kronikarzom (dative plural)
kronikarza (accusative singular)
kronikarzy (accusative plural)
kronikarzem (instrumental singular)
kronikarzami (instrumental plural)
kronikarzu (locative singular)
kronikarzach (locative plural)
kronikarzu (singular vocative)
kronikarze (plural vocative)

chronicler (person who writes accounts of events and when they happened)


stolarz

stolarz (nominative singular)
stolarze (nominative plural)
stolarza (genitive singular)
stolarzy (genitive plural)
stolarzowi (dative singular)
stolarzom (dative plural)
stolarza (accusative singular)
stolarzy (accusative plural)
stolarzem (instrumental singular)
stolarzami (instrumental plural)
stolarzu (locative singular)
stolarzach (locative plural)
stolarzu (singular vocative)
stolarze (plural vocative)

desc

→ Old Ruthenian: столꙗръ (stoljar), столїаръ (stoliar)

Belarusian: сталя́р (staljár)

Ukrainian: сто́ляр (stóljar)

desctree

→ Russian: столя́р (stoljár)
→ Ingrian: stolari
→ Yiddish: סטאָליער (stolyer), סטאָליאַר (stolyar)

From stół + -arz. Calque of German Tischler.

joiner, carpenter, maker of wooden furniture

Oleg Trubachyov
be:Генадзь Апанасавіч Цыхун


sufler

pl-noun

sufler m pers (female equivalent suflerka, related adjective suflerski)

suflerka (feminine)
suflerski (adjective)
sufler (nominative singular)
suflerzy (nominative plural)
suflery (derogatory nominative plural)
suflera (genitive singular)
suflerów (genitive plural)
suflerowi (dative singular)
suflerom (dative plural)
suflera (accusative singular)
suflerów (accusative plural)
suflerem (instrumental singular)
suflerami (instrumental plural)
suflerze (locative singular)
suflerach (locative plural)
suflerze (singular vocative)
suflerzy (plural vocative)

(theater) prompter (person who prompts or cues actors when they forget their lines or neglect to move on the stage to where they are supposed to be situated)

(figurative, literary) prompter (person who suggests a solution to someone instead of waiting for them to make a decision)


paroháč

paroháč (nominative singular)
paroháči (nominative plural)
paroháče (genitive singular)
paroháčů (genitive plural)
paroháčovi (dative singular)
paroháči (dative singular)
paroháčům (dative plural)
paroháče (accusative singular)
paroháče (accusative plural)
paroháči (singular vocative)
paroháči (plural vocative)
paroháčovi (locative singular)
paroháči (locative singular)
paroháčích (locative plural)
paroháčem (instrumental singular)
paroháči (instrumental plural)

(colloquial) cuckold (man with unfaithful wife)


rybak

rybak m pers (female equivalent rybaczka, related adjective rybacki)

rybaczka (feminine)
rybacki (adjective)
rybak (nominative singular)
rybacy (nominative plural)
rybaki (derogatory nominative plural)
rybaka (genitive singular)
rybaków (genitive plural)
rybakowi (dative singular)
rybakom (dative plural)
rybaka (accusative singular)
rybaków (accusative plural)
rybakiem (instrumental singular)
rybakami (instrumental plural)
rybaku (locative singular)
rybakach (locative plural)
rybaku (singular vocative)
rybacy (plural vocative)


murarz

murarz (nominative singular)
murarze (nominative plural)
murarza (genitive singular)
murarzy (genitive plural)
murarzowi (dative singular)
murarzom (dative plural)
murarza (accusative singular)
murarzy (accusative plural)
murarzem (instrumental singular)
murarzami (instrumental plural)
murarzu (locative singular)
murarzach (locative plural)
murarzu (singular vocative)
murarze (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Middle High German mūrære, from Old High German mūrāri.


dziennikarz

dziennikarz m pers (female equivalent dziennikarka, augmentative dziennikarzyna)

dziennikarka (feminine)
dziennikarzyna (augmentative)
dziennikarz (nominative singular)
dziennikarze (nominative plural)
dziennikarza (genitive singular)
dziennikarzy (genitive plural)
dziennikarzowi (dative singular)
dziennikarzom (dative plural)
dziennikarza (accusative singular)
dziennikarzy (accusative plural)
dziennikarzem (instrumental singular)
dziennikarzami (instrumental plural)
dziennikarzu (locative singular)
dziennikarzach (locative plural)
dziennikarzu (singular vocative)
dziennikarze (plural vocative)

From dziennik + -arz. Calque of French journaliste.


niemy

niema (feminine)
niemy (nominative singular)
niemi (nominative plural)
niemego (genitive singular)
niemych (genitive plural)
niememu (dative singular)
niemym (dative plural)
niemego (accusative singular)
niemych (accusative plural)
niemym (instrumental singular)
niemymi (instrumental plural)
niemym (locative singular)
niemych (locative plural)
niemy (singular vocative)
niemi (plural vocative)


prodavač

cs-noun

prodavač m anim (female equivalent prodavačka)

prodavačka (feminine)
prodavač (nominative singular)
prodavači (nominative plural)
prodavače (genitive singular)
prodavačů (genitive plural)
prodavačovi (dative singular)
prodavači (dative singular)
prodavačům (dative plural)
prodavače (accusative singular)
prodavače (accusative plural)
prodavači (singular vocative)
prodavači (plural vocative)
prodavačovi (locative singular)
prodavači (locative singular)
prodavačích (locative plural)
prodavačem (instrumental singular)
prodavači (instrumental plural)


prodavač

sh-noun

prodàvāč m (Cyrillic spelling прода̀ва̄ч)

prodàvāč (canonical masculine)
прода̀ва̄ч (Cyrillic)
prodàvāč (nominative singular)
prodavači (nominative plural)
prodaváča (genitive singular)
prodavača (genitive plural)
prodavaču (dative singular)
prodavačima (dative plural)
prodavača (accusative singular)
prodavače (accusative plural)
prodavaču (singular vocative)
prodavači (plural vocative)
prodavaču (locative singular)
prodavačima (locative plural)
prodavačem (instrumental singular)
prodavačima (instrumental plural)


čurák

čurák (nominative singular)
čuráci (nominative plural)
čuráka (genitive singular)
čuráků (genitive plural)
čurákovi (dative singular)
čuráku (dative singular)
čurákům (dative plural)
čuráka (accusative singular)
čuráky (accusative plural)
čuráku (singular vocative)
čuráci (plural vocative)
čurákovi (locative singular)
čuráku (locative singular)
čurácích (locative plural)
čurákem (instrumental singular)
čuráky (instrumental plural)

(vulgar) dick (extremely unpleasant man)


ก๋ง

th-noun

ก๋ง • (gǒng)

Borrowed from Teochew 公 (gang¹ / gong¹, “respectful man”).

bor

maternal grandfather
maternal grandfather


komik

cs-noun

komik m anim (female equivalent komička, related adjective komický)

komička (feminine)
komický (adjective)
komik (nominative singular)
komici (nominative plural)
komika (genitive singular)
komiků (genitive plural)
komikovi (dative singular)
komiku (dative singular)
komikům (dative plural)
komika (accusative singular)
komiky (accusative plural)
komiku (singular vocative)
komici (plural vocative)
komikovi (locative singular)
komiku (locative singular)
komicích (locative plural)
komikem (instrumental singular)
komiky (instrumental plural)


garncarz

garncarz (nominative singular)
garncarze (nominative plural)
garncarza (genitive singular)
garncarzy (genitive plural)
garncarzowi (dative singular)
garncarzom (dative plural)
garncarza (accusative singular)
garncarze (accusative plural)
garncarzem (instrumental singular)
garncarzami (instrumental plural)
garncarzu (locative singular)
garncarzach (locative plural)
garncarzu (singular vocative)
garncarze (plural vocative)

hornero (any bird of the genus Furnarius)


strojvůdce

strojvůdce m anim (female equivalent strojvůdkyně)

strojvůdkyně (feminine)
strojvůdce (nominative singular)
strojvůdci (nominative plural)
strojvůdce (genitive singular)
strojvůdců (genitive plural)
strojvůdcovi (dative singular)
strojvůdci (dative singular)
strojvůdcům (dative plural)
strojvůdce (accusative singular)
strojvůdce (accusative plural)
strojvůdce (singular vocative)
strojvůdci (plural vocative)
strojvůdcovi (locative singular)
strojvůdci (locative singular)
strojvůdcích (locative plural)
strojvůdcem (instrumental singular)
strojvůdci (instrumental plural)


cembalista

cembalista (nominative singular)
cembalisté (nominative plural)
cembalisti (nominative plural)
cembalisty (genitive singular)
cembalistů (genitive plural)
cembalistovi (dative singular)
cembalistům (dative plural)
cembalistu (accusative singular)
cembalisty (accusative plural)
cembalisto (singular vocative)
cembalisté (plural vocative)
cembalisti (plural vocative)
cembalistovi (locative singular)
cembalistech (locative plural)
cembalistou (instrumental singular)
cembalisty (instrumental plural)


pionier

pl-noun

pionier m pers (female equivalent pionierka)

pionierka (feminine)
pionier (nominative singular)
pionierzy (nominative plural)
pioniery (derogatory nominative plural)
pioniera (genitive singular)
pionierów (genitive plural)
pionierowi (dative singular)
pionierom (dative plural)
pioniera (accusative singular)
pionierów (accusative plural)
pionierem (instrumental singular)
pionierami (instrumental plural)
pionierze (locative singular)
pionierach (locative plural)
pionierze (singular vocative)
pionierzy (plural vocative)

Borrowed from English pioneer, from French pionnier.


lukař

cs-noun

lukař m anim (female equivalent lukařka)

lukařka (feminine)
lukař (nominative singular)
lukaři (nominative plural)
lukaře (genitive singular)
lukařů (genitive plural)
lukařovi (dative singular)
lukaři (dative singular)
lukařům (dative plural)
lukaře (accusative singular)
lukaře (accusative plural)
lukaři (singular vocative)
lukaři (plural vocative)
lukařovi (locative singular)
lukaři (locative singular)
lukařích (locative plural)
lukařem (instrumental singular)
lukaři (instrumental plural)


šípař

šípař m anim (female equivalent šípařka)

šípařka (feminine)
šípař (nominative singular)
šípaři (nominative plural)
šípaře (genitive singular)
šípařů (genitive plural)
šípařovi (dative singular)
šípaři (dative singular)
šípařům (dative plural)
šípaře (accusative singular)
šípaře (accusative plural)
šípaři (singular vocative)
šípaři (plural vocative)
šípařovi (locative singular)
šípaři (locative singular)
šípařích (locative plural)
šípařem (instrumental singular)
šípaři (instrumental plural)


zabiják

zabiják (nominative singular)
zabijáky (nominative plural)
zabijáku (genitive singular)
zabijáků (genitive plural)
zabijáku (dative singular)
zabijákům (dative plural)
zabiják (accusative singular)
zabijáky (accusative plural)
zabijáku (singular vocative)
zabijáky (plural vocative)
zabijáku (locative singular)
zabijácích (locative plural)
zabijákem (instrumental singular)
zabijáky (instrumental plural)


איו

אִיוּ (canonical)
'iu (romanization)
υιό (Greek)

From Ancient Greek υἱός (huiós), from Proto-Indo-European *suHyús.


Asturijac

sh-proper noun

Astùrījac m (Cyrillic spelling Асту̀рӣјац)

Astùrījac (canonical masculine)
Асту̀рӣјац (Cyrillic)


Armenac

Arménac (canonical masculine)
Арме́нац (Cyrillic)
Arménac (nominative singular)
Arménci (nominative plural)
Armenca (genitive singular)
Àrmēnācā (genitive plural)
Armencu (dative singular)
Armencima (dative plural)
Armenca (accusative singular)
Armence (accusative plural)
Armenče (singular vocative)
Armenci (plural vocative)
Armencu (locative singular)
Armencima (locative plural)
Armencem (instrumental singular)
Armencima (instrumental plural)


bofrato

eo-head

bofrato (accusative singular bofraton, plural bofratoj, accusative plural bofratojn)

bofraton (accusative singular)
bofratoj (plural)
bofratojn (accusative plural)

From bo- (“in-law”) + frato (“brother”).


Europejac

sh-noun

Européjac m (Cyrillic spelling Еуропе́јац)

Européjac (canonical masculine)
Еуропе́јац (Cyrillic)
Europejac (nominative singular)
Europejci (nominative plural)
Europejca (genitive singular)
Europejaca (genitive plural)
Europejcu (dative singular)
Europejcima (dative plural)
Europejca (accusative singular)
Europejce (accusative plural)
Europejče (singular vocative)
Europejci (plural vocative)
Europejcu (locative singular)
Europejcima (locative plural)
Europejcem (instrumental singular)
Europejcima (instrumental plural)


Europljanin

Európljanin m (Cyrillic spelling Еуро́пљанин)

Európljanin (canonical masculine)
Еуро́пљанин (Cyrillic)


terorist

teròrist m (Cyrillic spelling теро̀рист)

teròrist (canonical masculine)
теро̀рист (Cyrillic)


avoĉjo

eo-head

avoĉjo (accusative singular avoĉjon, plural avoĉjoj, accusative plural avoĉjojn)

avoĉjon (accusative singular)
avoĉjoj (plural)
avoĉjojn (accusative plural)

(familiar, endearing) grandpa, granddad, gramps


praavo

praavo (accusative singular praavon, plural praavoj, accusative plural praavojn)

praavon (accusative singular)
praavoj (plural)
praavojn (accusative plural)

From pra- (“great-”) + avo (“grandfather”).


matematyk

pl-noun

matematyk m pers (female equivalent matematyczka)

matematyczka (feminine)
matematyk (nominative singular)
matematycy (nominative plural)
matematyki (derogatory nominative plural)
matematyka (genitive singular)
matematyków (genitive plural)
matematykowi (dative singular)
matematykom (dative plural)
matematyka (accusative singular)
matematyków (accusative plural)
matematykiem (instrumental singular)
matematykami (instrumental plural)
matematyku (locative singular)
matematykach (locative plural)
matematyku (singular vocative)
matematycy (plural vocative)


kominiarz

kominiarz m pers (related adjective kominiarski)

kominiarski (adjective)
kominiarz (nominative singular)
kominiarze (nominative plural)
kominiarza (genitive singular)
kominiarzów (genitive plural)
kominiarzy (genitive plural)
kominiarzowi (dative singular)
kominiarzom (dative plural)
kominiarza (accusative singular)
kominiarzów (accusative plural)
kominiarzy (accusative plural)
kominiarzem (instrumental singular)
kominiarzami (instrumental plural)
kominiarzu (locative singular)
kominiarzach (locative plural)
kominiarzu (singular vocative)
kominiarze (plural vocative)

chimney sweep (person whose job is to clean soot from chimneys)


nepo

eo-head

nepo (accusative singular nepon, plural nepoj, accusative plural nepojn)

nepon (accusative singular)
nepoj (plural)
nepojn (accusative plural)

From Latin nepos (“grandson, granddaughter, nephew, descendant”), from Proto-Indo-European *h₂népōts. Doublet of nevo.


malarz

pl-noun

malarz m pers (female equivalent malarka)

malarka (feminine)
malarz (nominative singular)
malarze (nominative plural)
malarza (genitive singular)
malarzy (genitive plural)
malarzowi (dative singular)
malarzom (dative plural)
malarza (accusative singular)
malarzy (accusative plural)
malarzem (instrumental singular)
malarzami (instrumental plural)
malarzu (locative singular)
malarzach (locative plural)
malarzu (singular vocative)
malarze (plural vocative)

→ Belarusian: маля́р (maljár)

desc

→ Ukrainian: ма́ляр (máljar), маля́р (maljár)

→ Russian: маля́р (maljár)

Inherited from Old Polish malarz, malar, maler, malerz, from Middle High German mâler. By surface analysis, malować + -arz.

inh+

painter (someone who paints surfaces using a paintbrush or similar)


vanhapoika

vanhapoika (nominative singular)
vanhapoijat (nominative plural)
vanhapoijan (genitive singular)
vanhapoikiin (genitive plural)
vanhapoikaa (partitive singular)
vanhapoikia (partitive plural)
vanhapoikaa (illative singular)
vanhapoikii (illative plural)
vanhapoijaas (inessive singular)
vanhapoijiis (inessive plural)
vanhapoijast (elative singular)
vanhapoijist (elative plural)
vanhapoijalle (allative singular)
vanhapoijille (allative plural)
vanhapoijaal (adessive singular)
vanhapoijiil (adessive plural)
vanhapoijalt (ablative singular)
vanhapoijilt (ablative plural)
vanhapoijaks (singular translative)
vanhapoijiks (plural translative)
vanhapoikanna (essive singular)
vanhapoikaan (essive singular)
vanhapoikinna (essive plural)
vanhapoikiin (essive plural)
vanhapoikant (exessive singular)
vanhapoikint (exessive plural)

/ˈʋɑnɑˌpoi̯kɑ/

[ˈʋɑnɑˌpo̞i̯k]

[ˈʋɑnhɑˌpo̞i̯ɡ̊ɑ]

A bachelor who is past normal marrying age.


goryl

goryl (nominative singular)
goryle (nominative plural)
goryla (genitive singular)
goryli (genitive plural)
gorylowi (dative singular)
gorylom (dative plural)
goryla (accusative singular)
goryle (accusative plural)
gorylem (instrumental singular)
gorylami (instrumental plural)
gorylu (locative singular)
gorylach (locative plural)
gorylu (singular vocative)
goryle (plural vocative)

→ Kashubian: gòril

Borrowed from French gorille, from Latin gorilla, from Ancient Greek Γόριλλαι (Górillai).

gorilla (large ape, native to the forests of central Africa)


goryl

goryl (nominative singular)
goryle (nominative plural)
goryla (genitive singular)
goryli (genitive plural)
gorylowi (dative singular)
gorylom (dative plural)
goryla (accusative singular)
goryli (accusative plural)
gorylem (instrumental singular)
gorylami (instrumental plural)
gorylu (locative singular)
gorylach (locative plural)
gorylu (singular vocative)
goryle (plural vocative)

(colloquial) bodyguard, especially a tall and muscular one


ekspert

pl-noun

ekspert m pers (female equivalent ekspertka)

ekspertka (feminine)
ekspert (nominative singular)
eksperci (nominative plural)
eksperty (derogatory nominative plural)
eksperta (genitive singular)
ekspertów (genitive plural)
ekspertowi (dative singular)
ekspertom (dative plural)
eksperta (accusative singular)
ekspertów (accusative plural)
ekspertem (instrumental singular)
ekspertami (instrumental plural)
ekspercie (locative singular)
ekspertach (locative plural)
ekspercie (singular vocative)
eksperci (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German Experte, from Latin.


esteta

esteta m pers (female equivalent estetka)

estetka (feminine)
esteta (nominative singular)
esteci (nominative plural)
estety (derogatory nominative plural)
estety (genitive singular)
estetów (genitive plural)
estecie (dative singular)
estetom (dative plural)
estetę (accusative singular)
estetów (accusative plural)
estetą (instrumental singular)
estetami (instrumental plural)
estecie (locative singular)
estetach (locative plural)
esteto (singular vocative)
esteci (plural vocative)

(literary) aesthete (someone who cultivates an unusually high sensitivity to beauty, as in art or nature)


dudek

dudek (nominative singular)
dudki (nominative plural)
dudka (genitive singular)
dudków (genitive plural)
dudkowi (dative singular)
dudkom (dative plural)
dudka (accusative singular)
dudki (accusative plural)
dudkiem (instrumental singular)
dudkami (instrumental plural)
dudku (locative singular)
dudkach (locative plural)
dudku (singular vocative)
dudki (plural vocative)


portier

portier m pers (female equivalent portierka)

portierka (feminine)
portier (nominative singular)
portierzy (nominative plural)
portiery (derogatory nominative plural)
portiera (genitive singular)
portierów (genitive plural)
portierowi (dative singular)
portierom (dative plural)
portiera (accusative singular)
portierów (accusative plural)
portierem (instrumental singular)
portierami (instrumental plural)
portierze (locative singular)
portierach (locative plural)
portierze (singular vocative)
portierzy (plural vocative)


zastánce

cs-noun

zastánce m anim (female equivalent zastánkyně)

zastánkyně (feminine)
zastánce (nominative singular)
zastánci (nominative plural)
zastánce (genitive singular)
zastánců (genitive plural)
zastáncovi (dative singular)
zastánci (dative singular)
zastáncům (dative plural)
zastánce (accusative singular)
zastánce (accusative plural)
zastánce (singular vocative)
zastánci (plural vocative)
zastáncovi (locative singular)
zastánci (locative singular)
zastáncích (locative plural)
zastáncem (instrumental singular)
zastánci (instrumental plural)


Europejczyk

pl-noun

Europejczyk m pers (female equivalent Europejka)

Europejka (feminine)
Europejczyk (nominative singular)
Europejczycy (nominative plural)
Europejczyki (derogatory nominative plural)
Europejczyka (genitive singular)
Europejczyków (genitive plural)
Europejczykowi (dative singular)
Europejczykom (dative plural)
Europejczyka (accusative singular)
Europejczyków (accusative plural)
Europejczykiem (instrumental singular)
Europejczykami (instrumental plural)
Europejczyku (locative singular)
Europejczykach (locative plural)
Europejczyku (singular vocative)
Europejczycy (plural vocative)


tatuś

tatuś (nominative singular)
tatusiowie (nominative plural)
tatusia (genitive singular)
tatusiów (genitive plural)
tatusiowi (dative singular)
tatusiom (dative plural)
tatusia (accusative singular)
tatusiów (accusative plural)
tatusiem (instrumental singular)
tatusiami (instrumental plural)
tatusiu (locative singular)
tatusiach (locative plural)
tatusiu (singular vocative)
tatusiowie (plural vocative)


potomek

cs-noun

potomek m anim (female equivalent potomkyně)

potomkyně (feminine)
potomek (nominative singular)
potomci (nominative plural)
potomkové (nominative plural)
potomka (genitive singular)
potomků (genitive plural)
potomkovi (dative singular)
potomku (dative singular)
potomkům (dative plural)
potomka (accusative singular)
potomky (accusative plural)
potomku (singular vocative)
potomci (plural vocative)
potomkové (plural vocative)
potomkovi (locative singular)
potomku (locative singular)
potomcích (locative plural)
potomkem (instrumental singular)
potomky (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech potomek, from Proto-Slavic *potomъkъ.

descendant (one who is the progeny of someone)


potomek

pl-noun

potomek m pers (female equivalent potomkini)

potomkini (feminine)
potomek (nominative singular)
potomkowie (nominative plural)
potomki (derogatory nominative plural)
potomka (genitive singular)
potomków (genitive plural)
potomkowi (dative singular)
potomkom (dative plural)
potomka (accusative singular)
potomków (accusative plural)
potomkiem (instrumental singular)
potomkami (instrumental plural)
potomku (locative singular)
potomkach (locative plural)
potomku (singular vocative)
potomkowie (plural vocative)


przodek

przodek m pers (female equivalent przodkini)

przodkini (feminine)
przodek (nominative singular)
przodkowie (nominative plural)
przodki (derogatory nominative plural)
przodka (genitive singular)
przodków (genitive plural)
przodkowi (dative singular)
przodkom (dative plural)
przodka (accusative singular)
przodków (accusative plural)
przodkiem (instrumental singular)
przodkami (instrumental plural)
przodku (locative singular)
przodkach (locative plural)
przodku (singular vocative)
przodkowie (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *perdъkъ. By surface analysis, przed + -ek.


konsument

konsument m pers (female equivalent konsumentka)

konsumentka (feminine)
konsument (nominative singular)
konsumenci (nominative plural)
konsumenty (derogatory nominative plural)
konsumenta (genitive singular)
konsumentów (genitive plural)
konsumentowi (dative singular)
konsumentom (dative plural)
konsumenta (accusative singular)
konsumentów (accusative plural)
konsumentem (instrumental singular)
konsumentami (instrumental plural)
konsumencie (locative singular)
konsumentach (locative plural)
konsumencie (singular vocative)
konsumenci (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German Konsument, from Latin cōnsūmēns (“consuming”).


oszust

oszust m pers (female equivalent oszustka)

oszustka (feminine)
oszust (nominative singular)
oszuści (nominative plural)
oszusty (derogatory nominative plural)
oszusta (genitive singular)
oszustów (genitive plural)
oszustowi (dative singular)
oszustom (dative plural)
oszusta (accusative singular)
oszustów (accusative plural)
oszustem (instrumental singular)
oszustami (instrumental plural)
oszuście (locative singular)
oszustach (locative plural)
oszuście (singular vocative)
oszuści (plural vocative)


piekarz

piekarz m pers (female equivalent piekarka)

piekarka (feminine)
piekarz (nominative singular)
piekarze (nominative plural)
piekarza (genitive singular)
piekarzy (genitive plural)
piekarzów (genitive plural)
piekarzowi (dative singular)
piekarzom (dative plural)
piekarza (accusative singular)
piekarzy (accusative plural)
piekarzów (accusative plural)
piekarzem (instrumental singular)
piekarzami (instrumental plural)
piekarzu (locative singular)
piekarzach (locative plural)
piekarzu (singular vocative)
piekarze (plural vocative)

Cognates include Serbo-Croatian pekar and Czech pekař


krawężnik

krawężnik (nominative singular)
krawężniki (nominative plural)
krawężnika (genitive singular)
krawężników (genitive plural)
krawężnikowi (dative singular)
krawężnikom (dative plural)
krawężnika (accusative singular)
krawężników (accusative plural)
krawężnikiem (instrumental singular)
krawężnikami (instrumental plural)
krawężniku (locative singular)
krawężnikach (locative plural)
krawężniku (singular vocative)
krawężniki (plural vocative)


kompozytor

kompozytor (nominative singular)
kompozytorzy (nominative plural)
kompozytory (derogatory nominative plural)
kompozytora (genitive singular)
kompozytorów (genitive plural)
kompozytorowi (dative singular)
kompozytorom (dative plural)
kompozytora (accusative singular)
kompozytorów (accusative plural)
kompozytorem (instrumental singular)
kompozytorami (instrumental plural)
kompozytorze (locative singular)
kompozytorach (locative plural)
kompozytorze (singular vocative)
kompozytorzy (plural vocative)


bibliotekarz

bibliotekarz m pers (female equivalent bibliotekarka)

bibliotekarka (feminine)
bibliotekarz (nominative singular)
bibliotekarze (nominative plural)
bibliotekarza (genitive singular)
bibliotekarzy (genitive plural)
bibliotekarzowi (dative singular)
bibliotekarzom (dative plural)
bibliotekarza (accusative singular)
bibliotekarzy (accusative plural)
bibliotekarzem (instrumental singular)
bibliotekarzami (instrumental plural)
bibliotekarzu (locative singular)
bibliotekarzach (locative plural)
bibliotekarzu (singular vocative)
bibliotekarze (plural vocative)


povjesničar

sh-noun

pȍvjesničār m (Cyrillic spelling по̏вјеснича̄р)

pȍvjesničār (canonical masculine)
по̏вјеснича̄р (Cyrillic)
povjesničar (nominative singular)
povjesničari (nominative plural)
povjesničara (genitive singular)
povjesničara (genitive plural)
povjesničaru (dative singular)
povjesničarima (dative plural)
povjesničara (accusative singular)
povjesničare (accusative plural)
povjesničaru (singular vocative)
povjesničari (plural vocative)
povjesničaru (locative singular)
povjesničarima (locative plural)
povjesničarom (instrumental singular)
povjesničarima (instrumental plural)


szewc

pl-noun

szewc m pers (female equivalent szewczyni, diminutive szewczyk)

szewczyni (feminine)
szewczyk (diminutive)
szewc (nominative singular)
szewcy (nominative plural)
szewce (derogatory nominative plural)
szewca (genitive singular)
szewców (genitive plural)
szewcowi (dative singular)
szewcom (dative plural)
szewca (accusative singular)
szewców (accusative plural)
szewcem (instrumental singular)
szewcami (instrumental plural)
szewcu (locative singular)
szewcach (locative plural)
szewcze (singular vocative)
szewcu (singular vocative)
szewcy (plural vocative)


formalista

formalista m pers (female equivalent formalistka)

formalistka (feminine)
formalista (nominative singular)
formaliści (nominative plural)
formalisty (derogatory nominative plural)
formalisty (genitive singular)
formalistów (genitive plural)
formaliście (dative singular)
formalistom (dative plural)
formalistę (accusative singular)
formalistów (accusative plural)
formalistą (instrumental singular)
formalistami (instrumental plural)
formaliście (locative singular)
formalistach (locative plural)
formalisto (singular vocative)
formaliści (plural vocative)


ex-husband

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

A former husband (from a previous marriage after a divorce).

entinen mies (only with possessive suffix, e.g. "entinen mieheni")


entuzjasta

entuzjasta m pers (female equivalent entuzjastka)

entuzjastka (feminine)
entuzjasta (nominative singular)
entuzjaści (nominative plural)
entuzjasty (derogatory nominative plural)
entuzjasty (genitive singular)
entuzjastów (genitive plural)
entuzjaście (dative singular)
entuzjastom (dative plural)
entuzjastę (accusative singular)
entuzjastów (accusative plural)
entuzjastą (instrumental singular)
entuzjastami (instrumental plural)
entuzjaście (locative singular)
entuzjastach (locative plural)
entuzjasto (singular vocative)
entuzjaści (plural vocative)

Ultimately from Ancient Greek ἐνθουσιαστής (enthousiastḗs).

der

ἐνθουσιαστής


fotoreporter

pl-noun

fotoreporter m pers (female equivalent fotoreporterka, related adjective fotoreporterski)

fotoreporterka (feminine)
fotoreporterski (adjective)
fotoreporter (nominative singular)
fotoreporterzy (nominative plural)
fotoreportery (derogatory nominative plural)
fotoreportera (genitive singular)
fotoreporterów (genitive plural)
fotoreporterowi (dative singular)
fotoreporterom (dative plural)
fotoreportera (accusative singular)
fotoreporterów (accusative plural)
fotoreporterem (instrumental singular)
fotoreporterami (instrumental plural)
fotoreporterze (locative singular)
fotoreporterach (locative plural)
fotoreporterze (singular vocative)
fotoreporterzy (plural vocative)

(journalism, photography) photojournalist (journalist who uses photojournalism)


komponista

cs-noun

komponista m anim (female equivalent komponistka)

komponistka (feminine)
komponista (nominative singular)
komponisté (nominative plural)
komponisti (nominative plural)
komponisty (genitive singular)
komponistů (genitive plural)
komponistovi (dative singular)
komponistům (dative plural)
komponistu (accusative singular)
komponisty (accusative plural)
komponisto (singular vocative)
komponisté (plural vocative)
komponisti (plural vocative)
komponistovi (locative singular)
komponistech (locative plural)
komponistou (instrumental singular)
komponisty (instrumental plural)


básník

básník m anim (female equivalent básnířka)

básnířka (feminine)
básník (nominative singular)
básníci (nominative plural)
básníka (genitive singular)
básníků (genitive plural)
básníkovi (dative singular)
básníku (dative singular)
básníkům (dative plural)
básníka (accusative singular)
básníky (accusative plural)
básníku (singular vocative)
básníci (plural vocative)
básníkovi (locative singular)
básníku (locative singular)
básnících (locative plural)
básníkem (instrumental singular)
básníky (instrumental plural)


соколёнок

ru-noun+

соколёнок • (sokoljónok) m anim (genitive соколёнка, nominative plural соколя́та, genitive plural соколя́т)

sokoljónok (romanization)
соколёнка (genitive)
соколя́та (nominative plural)
соколя́т (genitive plural)
соколёнок (nominative singular)
соколя́та (nominative plural)
соколёнка (genitive singular)
соколя́т (genitive plural)
соколёнку (dative singular)
соколя́там (dative plural)
соколёнка (accusative singular)
соколя́т (accusative plural)
соколёнком (instrumental singular)
соколя́тами (instrumental plural)
соколёнке (prepositional singular)
соколя́тах (plural prepositional)

(figuratively) bold and daring young man.


Malti

mt-noun

Malti m (plural Maltin, feminine Maltija)

From Arabic مالْطِيّ (mālṭiyy). By surface analysis, Malta + -i.

Maltese (native or inhabitant of Malta) (male or of unspecified gender)


najemca

pl-noun

najemca m pers (female equivalent najemczyni)

najemczyni (feminine)
najemca (nominative singular)
najemcy (nominative plural)
najemce (derogatory nominative plural)
najemcy (genitive singular)
najemców (genitive plural)
najemcy (dative singular)
najemcom (dative plural)
najemcę (accusative singular)
najemców (accusative plural)
najemcą (instrumental singular)
najemcami (instrumental plural)
najemcy (locative singular)
najemcach (locative plural)
najemco (singular vocative)
najemcy (plural vocative)


юнак

bg-noun

юна́к • (junák) m (feminine юнаки́ня, relational adjective юна́чен or юна́ков or юна́шки, diminutive юна́че)

юна́к (canonical)
junák (romanization)
юнаки́ня (feminine)
юна́чен (adjective relational)
юна́ков (adjective relational)
юна́шки (adjective relational)
юна́че (diminutive)
юна́к (indefinite singular)
юна́ци (indefinite plural)
юна́кът (definite singular subjective)
юна́ците (definite plural subjective)
юна́ка (definite objective singular)
юна́ците (definite objective plural)
юна́че (singular vocative)
юна́ко (singular vocative)
юна́ци (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *junakъ, parsable as юн (jun, “juvenile”) (obsolete) + -ак (-ak).

affix

(originally) young lad
→ hero, male champion


юнак

head

юнак (junak) m pers (related adjective юнацки)

Inherited from Old Slovak junák, from Proto-Slavic *junakъ. Cognate with Slovak junák. Semantic loan from Serbo-Croatian јунак／junak.

semantic loan

Near-synonym: герой (heroj)


юнак

uk-noun

юна́к • (junák) m pers (genitive юнака́, nominative plural юнаки́, genitive plural юнакі́в, feminine юна́чка, relational adjective юна́цький or юна́чий or юнакі́в)

юна́к (canonical)
junák (romanization)
юнака́ (genitive)
юнаки́ (nominative plural)
юнакі́в (genitive plural)
юна́чка (feminine)
юна́цький (adjective relational)
юна́чий (adjective relational)
юнакі́в (adjective relational)
юна́к (nominative singular)
юнаки́ (nominative plural)
юнака́ (genitive singular)
юнакі́в (genitive plural)
юнако́ві (dative singular)
юнаку́ (dative singular)
юнака́м (dative plural)
юнака́ (accusative singular)
юнакі́в (accusative plural)
юнако́м (instrumental singular)
юнака́ми (instrumental plural)
юнако́ві (locative singular)
юнаку́ (locative singular)
юнака́х (locative plural)
юна́че (singular vocative)
юнаки́ (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *junakъ. From Proto-Slavic *junъ (“young”) + *-akъ (masculine nominalizing suffix). Cognate with Bulgarian юна́к (junák), Czech jonák (Moravian junák), Polish junak.


księgowy

pl-noun

księgowy m pers (female equivalent księgowa)

księgowa (feminine)
księgowy (nominative singular)
księgowi (nominative plural)
księgowego (genitive singular)
księgowych (genitive plural)
księgowemu (dative singular)
księgowym (dative plural)
księgowego (accusative singular)
księgowych (accusative plural)
księgowym (instrumental singular)
księgowymi (instrumental plural)
księgowym (locative singular)
księgowych (locative plural)
księgowy (singular vocative)
księgowi (plural vocative)

/kɕɛŋˈɡɔ.vɘ/


patafian

patafian (nominative singular)
patafiany (nominative plural)
patafiana (genitive singular)
patafianów (genitive plural)
patafianowi (dative singular)
patafianom (dative plural)
patafiana (accusative singular)
patafianów (accusative plural)
patafianem (instrumental singular)
patafianami (instrumental plural)
patafianie (locative singular)
patafianach (locative plural)
patafianie (singular vocative)
patafiany (plural vocative)

(colloquial, derogatory) fool, gowk, wimp


ziomal

ziomal (nominative singular)
ziomale (nominative plural)
ziomala (genitive singular)
ziomali (genitive plural)
ziomalów (genitive plural)
ziomalowi (dative singular)
ziomalom (dative plural)
ziomala (accusative singular)
ziomali (accusative plural)
ziomalów (accusative plural)
ziomalem (instrumental singular)
ziomalami (instrumental plural)
ziomalu (locative singular)
ziomalach (locative plural)
ziomalu (singular vocative)
ziomale (plural vocative)


ziomek

ziomek (nominative singular)
ziomkowie (nominative plural)
ziomki (derogatory nominative plural)
ziomka (genitive singular)
ziomków (genitive plural)
ziomkowi (dative singular)
ziomkom (dative plural)
ziomka (accusative singular)
ziomków (accusative plural)
ziomkiem (instrumental singular)
ziomkami (instrumental plural)
ziomku (locative singular)
ziomkach (locative plural)
ziomku (singular vocative)
ziomkowie (plural vocative)

compatriot, countryman (person from the same country, region)

(slang) dude; guy; generic term for a person