биэчэр

Borrowed from Russian вечер (večer, “evening (time of day)”). Cognate with English vesper, itself (possibly) cognate with English west.

bor+

оскуола биэчэрэ
oskuola biecere
school evening
(as in, an event held at a school in the evening, not to be confused with night school)

ыччат биэчэрэ


birbantka

birbant (masculine)
birbantka (nominative singular)
birbantki (nominative plural)
birbantki (genitive singular)
birbantek (genitive plural)
birbantce (dative singular)
birbantkom (dative plural)
birbantkę (accusative singular)
birbantki (accusative plural)
birbantką (instrumental singular)
birbantkami (instrumental plural)
birbantce (locative singular)
birbantkach (locative plural)
birbantko (singular vocative)
birbantki (plural vocative)

From birbant + -ka. First attested in 1838.

(dated) revel, bacchanal, drunken revelry


poprawiny

poprawiny (nominative plural)
poprawin (genitive plural)
poprawinom (dative plural)
poprawiny (accusative plural)
poprawinami (instrumental plural)
poprawinach (locative plural)
poprawiny (plural vocative)

afters (second party after a wedding, baptism, etc.)


түһүлгэ

head

түһүлгэ • (tühülge)

sah-noun

түһүлгэ • (tühülge)

From түс (tüs) + -үлгэ (-ülge). Early *tüšül-. From Proto-Turkic *tüĺ-.


huateque

(Mexico) Alternative spelling of guateque


عشائیہ

ur-noun

عِشائِیَہ • ('iśāiya) m (Hindi spelling इशाइया)

عِشائِیَہ (canonical)
'iśāiya (romanization)
इशाइया (Hindi)
عِشائِیَہ (direct singular)
عِشائِیے (direct plural)
عِشائِیے (oblique singular)
عِشائِیوں (oblique plural)
عِشائِیے (singular vocative)
عِشائِیو (plural vocative)

عِ‧شا‧ءِ‧یَہ

From عِشا (ʻiśā, “nightfall; dusk; darkness”) + ـئیہ (-'iya).


ਪੁਰਬ

pa-noun

ਪੁਰਬ • (purab) m (Shahmukhi spelling پُرب)


ਮਹਿਫ਼ਲ

ਮਹਿਫ਼ਲ • (mahifal) f (Shahmukhi spelling محفل)

mehfil (social or cultural gathering, party for drinking, dancing, singing, etc.)


sympozjon

sympozjon (nominative singular)
sympozjony (nominative plural)
sympozjonu (genitive singular)
sympozjonów (genitive plural)
sympozjonowi (dative singular)
sympozjonom (dative plural)
sympozjon (accusative singular)
sympozjony (accusative plural)
sympozjonem (instrumental singular)
sympozjonami (instrumental plural)
sympozjonie (locative singular)
sympozjonach (locative plural)
sympozjonie (singular vocative)
sympozjony (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Ancient Greek συμπόσιον (sumpósion). Doublet of sympozjum.

lbor

(Ancient Greece, historical) symposium (drinking party in Ancient Greece, especially one with intellectual discussion)


wbita

wbita (nominative singular)
wbity (nominative plural)
wbity (genitive singular)
wbit (genitive plural)
wbicie (dative singular)
wbitom (dative plural)
wbitę (accusative singular)
wbity (accusative plural)
wbitą (instrumental singular)
wbitami (instrumental plural)
wbicie (locative singular)
wbitach (locative plural)
wbito (singular vocative)
wbity (plural vocative)


inba

inba (nominative singular)
inby (nominative plural)
inby (genitive singular)
inb (genitive plural)
inbie (dative singular)
inbom (dative plural)
inbę (accusative singular)
inby (accusative plural)
inbą (instrumental singular)
inbami (instrumental plural)
inbie (locative singular)
inbach (locative plural)
inbo (singular vocative)
inby (plural vocative)

(neologism, slang) party (social gathering for entertainment and fun)


veselice

veselice (nominative singular)
veselice (nominative plural)
veselice (genitive singular)
veselic (genitive plural)
veselici (dative singular)
veselicím (dative plural)
veselici (accusative singular)
veselice (accusative plural)
veselice (singular vocative)
veselice (plural vocative)
veselici (locative singular)
veselicích (locative plural)
veselicí (instrumental singular)
veselicemi (instrumental plural)


półmetek

półmetek (nominative singular)
półmetki (nominative plural)
półmetka (genitive singular)
półmetków (genitive plural)
półmetkowi (dative singular)
półmetkom (dative plural)
półmetek (accusative singular)
półmetki (accusative plural)
półmetkiem (instrumental singular)
półmetkami (instrumental plural)
półmetku (locative singular)
półmetkach (locative plural)
półmetku (singular vocative)
półmetki (plural vocative)


połowinki

połowinki (nominative plural)
połowinek (genitive plural)
połowinkom (dative plural)
połowinki (accusative plural)
połowinkami (instrumental plural)
połowinkach (locative plural)
połowinki (plural vocative)


herbacina

herbacina (nominative singular)
herbaciny (nominative plural)
herbaciny (genitive singular)
herbacin (genitive plural)
herbacinie (dative singular)
herbacinom (dative plural)
herbacinę (accusative singular)
herbaciny (accusative plural)
herbaciną (instrumental singular)
herbacinami (instrumental plural)
herbacinie (locative singular)
herbacinach (locative plural)
herbacino (singular vocative)
herbaciny (plural vocative)


бал-маскарад

uk-noun

бал-маскара́д<genu>

бал-маскара́д • (bal-maskarád) m inan (genitive бал-маскара́ду, nominative plural бал-маскара́ди, genitive plural бал-маскара́дів)

бал-маскара́д (canonical)
bal-maskarád (romanization)
бал-маскара́ду (genitive)
бал-маскара́ди (nominative plural)
бал-маскара́дів (genitive plural)
ба́л-маскара́д (nominative singular)
бали́-маскара́ди (nominative plural)
ба́лу-маскара́ду (genitive singular)
балі́в-маскара́дів (genitive plural)
ба́лу-маскара́дові (dative singular)
ба́лові-маскара́ду (dative singular)
бала́м-маскара́дам (dative plural)
ба́л-маскара́д (accusative singular)
бали́-маскара́ди (accusative plural)
ба́лом-маскара́дом (instrumental singular)
бала́ми-маскара́дами (instrumental plural)
ба́лі-маскара́ді (locative singular)
бала́х-маскара́дах (locative plural)
ба́ле-маскара́де (singular vocative)
бали́-маскара́ди (plural vocative)

Near-synonym: маскара́д m (maskarád)

masked ball, masquerade (ball (formal dance) where people wear masks and costumes)


posiadówka

posiadówka (nominative singular)
posiadówki (nominative plural)
posiadówki (genitive singular)
posiadówek (genitive plural)
posiadówce (dative singular)
posiadówkom (dative plural)
posiadówkę (accusative singular)
posiadówki (accusative plural)
posiadówką (instrumental singular)
posiadówkami (instrumental plural)
posiadówce (locative singular)
posiadówkach (locative plural)
posiadówko (singular vocative)
posiadówki (plural vocative)

From posiedzieć + -ówka. Compare Russian посиделки (posidelki).


inkrutowiny

inkrutowiny (nominative plural)
inkrutowin (genitive plural)
inkrutowinom (dative plural)
inkrutowiny (accusative plural)
inkrutowinami (instrumental plural)
inkrutowinach (locative plural)
inkrutowiny (plural vocative)

From Lithuanian įkurtuvės + -iny. First attested in 1715–1717.

W Litwie zły to znak płakać we dniu inkrutowin...

1822, Adam Mickiewicz, Dziady, part 3, scene 1:

In Lithuania, it's a bad sign to cry on the day of the housewarming....

(Vilnius) housewarming (party to celebrate moving into a new home)


ainpwoat

(intransitive) to have a small feast or party


wysłużka

(Żywiec) party at a bride's home the day after a wedding


wieńcowiny

(Przemyśl) party in manor after handing each other grain wreaths


firleje

Coordinate term: gołda

(Kielce) type of party celebrated in the winter season, for which village girls, after finishing spinning, or distaff, invite bachelors. The girls themselves contribute to it and order a violinist and a bass player directly from themselves. This party takes place in one of the farmhouses, not in an inn. The hostess of this feast is one of the girls of the group. At first, when all the invited to this party gather, the girls start spinning the distaff, - but soon they stop working, the music starts, and those present start dancing.