зялёны

zjaljóny (romanization)
зялёны (masculine nominative)
зялёнае (neuter nominative)
зялёная (feminine nominative)
зялёныя (nominative plural)
зялёнага (genitive masculine neuter)
зялёнай (feminine genitive)
зялёных (genitive plural)
зялёнаму (dative masculine neuter)
зялёнай (dative feminine)
зялёным (dative plural)
зялёнага (accusative animate masculine)
зялёнае (accusative neuter)
зялёную (accusative feminine)
зялёных (accusative animate plural)
зялёны (accusative inanimate masculine)
зялёныя (accusative inanimate plural)
зялёным (instrumental masculine neuter)
зялёнай (feminine instrumental)
зялёнаю (feminine instrumental)
зялёнымі (instrumental plural)
зялёным (locative masculine neuter)
зялёнай (feminine locative)
зялёных (locative plural)

From Old East Slavic зеленъ (zelenŭ), from Proto-Slavic *zelenъ. Cognate with Russian зелёный (zeljónyj).


чырвоны

be-adj

чырво́ны • (čyrvóny)

чырво́ны (canonical)
čyrvóny (romanization)
чырво́ны (masculine nominative)
чырво́нае (neuter nominative)
чырво́ная (feminine nominative)
чырво́ныя (nominative plural)
чырво́нага (genitive masculine neuter)
чырво́най (feminine genitive)
чырво́ных (genitive plural)
чырво́наму (dative masculine neuter)
чырво́най (dative feminine)
чырво́ным (dative plural)
чырво́нага (accusative animate masculine)
чырво́нае (accusative neuter)
чырво́ную (accusative feminine)
чырво́ных (accusative animate plural)
чырво́ны (accusative inanimate masculine)
чырво́ныя (accusative inanimate plural)
чырво́ным (instrumental masculine neuter)
чырво́най (feminine instrumental)
чырво́наю (feminine instrumental)
чырво́нымі (instrumental plural)
чырво́ным (locative masculine neuter)
чырво́най (feminine locative)
чырво́ных (locative plural)

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Borrowed from Polish czerwony. Compare Old East Slavic чьрвлѥнъ (čĭrvljenŭ), чьрвенъ (čĭrvenŭ).


жоўты

жо́ўты • (žóŭty)

жо́ўты (canonical)
žóŭty (romanization)
жо́ўты (masculine nominative)
жо́ўтае (neuter nominative)
жо́ўтая (feminine nominative)
жо́ўтыя (nominative plural)
жо́ўтага (genitive masculine neuter)
жо́ўтай (feminine genitive)
жо́ўтых (genitive plural)
жо́ўтаму (dative masculine neuter)
жо́ўтай (dative feminine)
жо́ўтым (dative plural)
жо́ўтага (accusative animate masculine)
жо́ўтае (accusative neuter)
жо́ўтую (accusative feminine)
жо́ўтых (accusative animate plural)
жо́ўты (accusative inanimate masculine)
жо́ўтыя (accusative inanimate plural)
жо́ўтым (instrumental masculine neuter)
жо́ўтай (feminine instrumental)
жо́ўтаю (feminine instrumental)
жо́ўтымі (instrumental plural)
жо́ўтым (locative masculine neuter)
жо́ўтай (feminine locative)
жо́ўтых (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *žьltъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *gilˀtas, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰl̥h₃tós, from the root *ǵʰelh₃-.


чорны

чо́рны • (čórny)

чо́рны (canonical)
čórny (romanization)
чо́рны (masculine nominative)
чо́рнае (neuter nominative)
чо́рная (feminine nominative)
чо́рныя (nominative plural)
чо́рнага (genitive masculine neuter)
чо́рнай (feminine genitive)
чо́рных (genitive plural)
чо́рнаму (dative masculine neuter)
чо́рнай (dative feminine)
чо́рным (dative plural)
чо́рнага (accusative animate masculine)
чо́рнае (accusative neuter)
чо́рную (accusative feminine)
чо́рных (accusative animate plural)
чо́рны (accusative inanimate masculine)
чо́рныя (accusative inanimate plural)
чо́рным (instrumental masculine neuter)
чо́рнай (feminine instrumental)
чо́рнаю (feminine instrumental)
чо́рнымі (instrumental plural)
чо́рным (locative masculine neuter)
чо́рнай (feminine locative)
чо́рных (locative plural)

From Old East Slavic чьрнъ (čĭrnŭ), from Proto-Slavic *čьrnъ.


белы

бе́лы • (bjély)

бе́лы (canonical)
bjély (romanization)
бе́лы (masculine nominative)
бе́лае (neuter nominative)
бе́лая (feminine nominative)
бе́лыя (nominative plural)
бе́лага (genitive masculine neuter)
бе́лай (feminine genitive)
бе́лых (genitive plural)
бе́ламу (dative masculine neuter)
бе́лай (dative feminine)
бе́лым (dative plural)
бе́лага (accusative animate masculine)
бе́лае (accusative neuter)
бе́лую (accusative feminine)
бе́лых (accusative animate plural)
бе́лы (accusative inanimate masculine)
бе́лыя (accusative inanimate plural)
бе́лым (instrumental masculine neuter)
бе́лай (feminine instrumental)
бе́лаю (feminine instrumental)
бе́лымі (instrumental plural)
бе́лым (locative masculine neuter)
бе́лай (feminine locative)
бе́лых (locative plural)


сіні

сі́ні • (síni)

сі́ні (canonical)
síni (romanization)
сі́ні (masculine nominative)
сі́няе (neuter nominative)
сі́няя (feminine nominative)
сі́нія (nominative plural)
сі́няга (genitive masculine neuter)
сі́няй (feminine genitive)
сі́ніх (genitive plural)
сі́няму (dative masculine neuter)
сі́няй (dative feminine)
сі́нім (dative plural)
сі́няга (accusative animate masculine)
сі́няе (accusative neuter)
сі́нюю (accusative feminine)
сі́ніх (accusative animate plural)
сі́ні (accusative inanimate masculine)
сі́нія (accusative inanimate plural)
сі́нім (instrumental masculine neuter)
сі́няй (feminine instrumental)
сі́няю (feminine instrumental)
сі́німі (instrumental plural)
сі́нім (locative masculine neuter)
сі́няй (feminine locative)
сі́ніх (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *siňь. Cognate with Russian си́ний (sínij).


блакітны

блакі́тны • (blakítny)

блакі́тны (canonical)
blakítny (romanization)
блакі́тны (masculine nominative)
блакі́тнае (neuter nominative)
блакі́тная (feminine nominative)
блакі́тныя (nominative plural)
блакі́тнага (genitive masculine neuter)
блакі́тнай (feminine genitive)
блакі́тных (genitive plural)
блакі́тнаму (dative masculine neuter)
блакі́тнай (dative feminine)
блакі́тным (dative plural)
блакі́тнага (accusative animate masculine)
блакі́тнае (accusative neuter)
блакі́тную (accusative feminine)
блакі́тных (accusative animate plural)
блакі́тны (accusative inanimate masculine)
блакі́тныя (accusative inanimate plural)
блакі́тным (instrumental masculine neuter)
блакі́тнай (feminine instrumental)
блакі́тнаю (feminine instrumental)
блакі́тнымі (instrumental plural)
блакі́тным (locative masculine neuter)
блакі́тнай (feminine locative)
блакі́тных (locative plural)

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Borrowed from Polish błękitny. Compare Ukrainian блаки́тний (blakýtnyj).


колер

be-noun

ко́лер<genu>

ко́лер • (kóljer) m inan (genitive ко́леру, nominative plural ко́леры, genitive plural ко́лераў)

ко́лер (canonical)
kóljer (romanization)
ко́леру (genitive)
ко́леры (nominative plural)
ко́лераў (genitive plural)
ко́лер (nominative singular)
ко́леры (nominative plural)
ко́леру (genitive singular)
ко́лераў (genitive plural)
ко́леру (dative singular)
ко́лерам (dative plural)
ко́лер (accusative singular)
ко́леры (accusative plural)
ко́лерам (instrumental singular)
ко́лерамі (instrumental plural)
ко́леры (locative singular)
ко́лерах (locative plural)
ко́леры (count-form plural)

be-ndecl

ко́лер<genu>


пурпурны

be-adj

пурпу́рны • (purpúrny)

пурпу́рны (canonical)
purpúrny (romanization)
пурпу́рны (masculine nominative)
пурпу́рнае (neuter nominative)
пурпу́рная (feminine nominative)
пурпу́рныя (nominative plural)
пурпу́рнага (genitive masculine neuter)
пурпу́рнай (feminine genitive)
пурпу́рных (genitive plural)
пурпу́рнаму (dative masculine neuter)
пурпу́рнай (dative feminine)
пурпу́рным (dative plural)
пурпу́рнага (accusative animate masculine)
пурпу́рнае (accusative neuter)
пурпу́рную (accusative feminine)
пурпу́рных (accusative animate plural)
пурпу́рны (accusative inanimate masculine)
пурпу́рныя (accusative inanimate plural)
пурпу́рным (instrumental masculine neuter)
пурпу́рнай (feminine instrumental)
пурпу́рнаю (feminine instrumental)
пурпу́рнымі (instrumental plural)
пурпу́рным (locative masculine neuter)
пурпу́рнай (feminine locative)
пурпу́рных (locative plural)

From пу́рпур (púrpur). Compare Russian пурпу́рный (purpúrnyj).


сівы

сівы́ • (sivý)

сівы́ (canonical)
sivý (romanization)
сівы́ (masculine nominative)
сіво́е (neuter nominative)
сіва́я (feminine nominative)
сівы́я (nominative plural)
сіво́га (genitive masculine neuter)
сіво́й (feminine genitive)
сівы́х (genitive plural)
сіво́му (dative masculine neuter)
сіво́й (dative feminine)
сівы́м (dative plural)
сіво́га (accusative animate masculine)
сіво́е (accusative neuter)
сіву́ю (accusative feminine)
сівы́х (accusative animate plural)
сівы́ (accusative inanimate masculine)
сівы́я (accusative inanimate plural)
сівы́м (instrumental masculine neuter)
сіво́й (feminine instrumental)
сіво́ю (feminine instrumental)
сівы́мі (instrumental plural)
сівы́м (locative masculine neuter)
сіво́й (feminine locative)
сівы́х (locative plural)


шэры

шэ́ры • (šéry)

шэ́ры (canonical)
šéry (romanization)
шэ́ры (masculine nominative)
шэ́рае (neuter nominative)
шэ́рая (feminine nominative)
шэ́рыя (nominative plural)
шэ́рага (genitive masculine neuter)
шэ́рай (feminine genitive)
шэ́рых (genitive plural)
шэ́раму (dative masculine neuter)
шэ́рай (dative feminine)
шэ́рым (dative plural)
шэ́рага (accusative animate masculine)
шэ́рае (accusative neuter)
шэ́рую (accusative feminine)
шэ́рых (accusative animate plural)
шэ́ры (accusative inanimate masculine)
шэ́рыя (accusative inanimate plural)
шэ́рым (instrumental masculine neuter)
шэ́рай (feminine instrumental)
шэ́раю (feminine instrumental)
шэ́рымі (instrumental plural)
шэ́рым (locative masculine neuter)
шэ́рай (feminine locative)
шэ́рых (locative plural)

According to the Moscow Accentological School, the шэ́ры form is of Polotsk-Krivich origin, which entered the Central Belarusian dialects and from them into the Belarusian literary language. Cf. Smolensk (Russia) ше́рый and Vitebsk (Belarus) шэ́ды. Ultimately from Proto-Slavic *śěrъ. Displaced native се́ры (sjéry), now dialectal.

doublet

се́ры (sjéry)


вараны

be-adj

вараны́ • (varaný)

вараны́ (canonical)
varaný (romanization)
вараны́ (masculine nominative)
варано́е (neuter nominative)
варана́я (feminine nominative)
вараны́я (nominative plural)
варано́га (genitive masculine neuter)
варано́й (feminine genitive)
вараны́х (genitive plural)
варано́му (dative masculine neuter)
варано́й (dative feminine)
вараны́м (dative plural)
варано́га (accusative animate masculine)
варано́е (accusative neuter)
варану́ю (accusative feminine)
вараны́х (accusative animate plural)
вараны́ (accusative inanimate masculine)
вараны́я (accusative inanimate plural)
вараны́м (instrumental masculine neuter)
варано́й (feminine instrumental)
варано́ю (feminine instrumental)
вараны́мі (instrumental plural)
вараны́м (locative masculine neuter)
варано́й (feminine locative)
вараны́х (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *vornъ. Cognate with Russian вороно́й (voronój).


ружовы

ружо́вы • (ružóvy)

ружо́вы (canonical)
ružóvy (romanization)
ружо́вы (masculine nominative)
ружо́вае (neuter nominative)
ружо́вая (feminine nominative)
ружо́выя (nominative plural)
ружо́вага (genitive masculine neuter)
ружо́вай (feminine genitive)
ружо́вых (genitive plural)
ружо́ваму (dative masculine neuter)
ружо́вай (dative feminine)
ружо́вым (dative plural)
ружо́вага (accusative animate masculine)
ружо́вае (accusative neuter)
ружо́вую (accusative feminine)
ружо́вых (accusative animate plural)
ружо́вы (accusative inanimate masculine)
ружо́выя (accusative inanimate plural)
ружо́вым (instrumental masculine neuter)
ружо́вай (feminine instrumental)
ружо́ваю (feminine instrumental)
ружо́вымі (instrumental plural)
ружо́вым (locative masculine neuter)
ружо́вай (feminine locative)
ружо́вых (locative plural)


баграны

багра́ны • (bahrány)

багра́ны (canonical)
bahrány (romanization)
багра́ны (masculine nominative)
багра́нае (neuter nominative)
багра́ная (feminine nominative)
багра́ныя (nominative plural)
багра́нага (genitive masculine neuter)
багра́най (feminine genitive)
багра́ных (genitive plural)
багра́наму (dative masculine neuter)
багра́най (dative feminine)
багра́ным (dative plural)
багра́нага (accusative animate masculine)
багра́нае (accusative neuter)
багра́ную (accusative feminine)
багра́ных (accusative animate plural)
багра́ны (accusative inanimate masculine)
багра́ныя (accusative inanimate plural)
багра́ным (instrumental masculine neuter)
багра́най (feminine instrumental)
багра́наю (feminine instrumental)
багра́нымі (instrumental plural)
багра́ным (locative masculine neuter)
багра́най (feminine locative)
багра́ных (locative plural)

From ба́гра (báhra) + -а́ны (-ány). Cognate with Russian багря́ный (bagrjányj).


бірузовы

бірузо́вы • (biruzóvy)

бірузо́вы (canonical)
biruzóvy (romanization)
бірузо́вы (masculine nominative)
бірузо́вае (neuter nominative)
бірузо́вая (feminine nominative)
бірузо́выя (nominative plural)
бірузо́вага (genitive masculine neuter)
бірузо́вай (feminine genitive)
бірузо́вых (genitive plural)
бірузо́ваму (dative masculine neuter)
бірузо́вай (dative feminine)
бірузо́вым (dative plural)
бірузо́вага (accusative animate masculine)
бірузо́вае (accusative neuter)
бірузо́вую (accusative feminine)
бірузо́вых (accusative animate plural)
бірузо́вы (accusative inanimate masculine)
бірузо́выя (accusative inanimate plural)
бірузо́вым (instrumental masculine neuter)
бірузо́вай (feminine instrumental)
бірузо́ваю (feminine instrumental)
бірузо́вымі (instrumental plural)
бірузо́вым (locative masculine neuter)
бірузо́вай (feminine locative)
бірузо́вых (locative plural)

From біруза (biruza, “turquoise (stone)”) + -о́вы (-óvy), ultimately from Persian فیروزه (firuze).


аранжавы

be-adj

ара́нжавы • (aránžavy)

ара́нжавы (canonical)
aránžavy (romanization)
ара́нжавы (masculine nominative)
ара́нжавае (neuter nominative)
ара́нжавая (feminine nominative)
ара́нжавыя (nominative plural)
ара́нжавага (genitive masculine neuter)
ара́нжавай (feminine genitive)
ара́нжавых (genitive plural)
ара́нжаваму (dative masculine neuter)
ара́нжавай (dative feminine)
ара́нжавым (dative plural)
ара́нжавага (accusative animate masculine)
ара́нжавае (accusative neuter)
ара́нжавую (accusative feminine)
ара́нжавых (accusative animate plural)
ара́нжавы (accusative inanimate masculine)
ара́нжавыя (accusative inanimate plural)
ара́нжавым (instrumental masculine neuter)
ара́нжавай (feminine instrumental)
ара́нжаваю (feminine instrumental)
ара́нжавымі (instrumental plural)
ара́нжавым (locative masculine neuter)
ара́нжавай (feminine locative)
ара́нжавых (locative plural)

Borrowed from Russian ора́нжевый (oránževyj).

bor+

Аўтобус, які возіць дзяцей у школу, аранжавы.

The bus that takes children to school is orange

Aŭtóbus, jaki vózicʹ dzjacjej u škólu, aranžavy.

The dress, Richards, is a nice, warm, blue baize tailed coat and cap, turned up with orange coloured binding; red worsted stockings; and very strong leather small-clothes.

1938 [1848], Charles Dickens, anonymous translator, Домбі і сын, Minsk: ДВБ, translation of Dombey and Son, page 50:

His uniform dress, Richards, is a nice, warm, blue baize tailed coat and cap, turned up with orange coloured binding; red worsted stockings; and very strong leather small-clothes.

Fórmjennaja jahó vópratka, Ryčards, — heta pryhóžy cjóply sini flanjeljevy frak i šapka z aranžavym kantam, čyrvónyja šarscjanyja pančóxi i vjelʹmi mócnyja skuranyja štóniki.

orange (having the colour of the fruit of an orange tree; yellowred; reddish-yellow.)

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фіялетавы

be-adj

фіяле́тавы • (fijaljétavy)

фіяле́тавы (canonical)
fijaljétavy (romanization)
фіяле́тавы (masculine nominative)
фіяле́тавае (neuter nominative)
фіяле́тавая (feminine nominative)
фіяле́тавыя (nominative plural)
фіяле́тавага (genitive masculine neuter)
фіяле́тавай (feminine genitive)
фіяле́тавых (genitive plural)
фіяле́таваму (dative masculine neuter)
фіяле́тавай (dative feminine)
фіяле́тавым (dative plural)
фіяле́тавага (accusative animate masculine)
фіяле́тавае (accusative neuter)
фіяле́тавую (accusative feminine)
фіяле́тавых (accusative animate plural)
фіяле́тавы (accusative inanimate masculine)
фіяле́тавыя (accusative inanimate plural)
фіяле́тавым (instrumental masculine neuter)
фіяле́тавай (feminine instrumental)
фіяле́таваю (feminine instrumental)
фіяле́тавымі (instrumental plural)
фіяле́тавым (locative masculine neuter)
фіяле́тавай (feminine locative)
фіяле́тавых (locative plural)

Borrowed from German violett + -авы (-avy). Compare Russian фиоле́товый (fiolétovyj).


павека

be-noun

паве́ка • (pavjéka) n inan (genitive паве́ка, nominative plural паве́кі, genitive plural паве́каў)

паве́ка (canonical)
pavjéka (romanization)
паве́ка (genitive)
паве́кі (nominative plural)
паве́каў (genitive plural)
паве́ка (nominative singular)
паве́кі (nominative plural)
паве́ка (genitive singular)
паве́каў (genitive plural)
паве́ку (dative singular)
паве́кам (dative plural)
паве́ка (accusative singular)
паве́кі (accusative plural)
паве́кам (instrumental singular)
паве́камі (instrumental plural)
паве́ку (locative singular)
паве́ках (locative plural)
паве́кі (count-form plural)

From па- (pa-) + Proto-Slavic *věko. Cognate with Russian ве́ко (véko).


аднавокі

be-adj

аднаво́кі • (adnavóki)

аднаво́кі (canonical)
adnavóki (romanization)
аднаво́кі (masculine nominative)
аднаво́кае (neuter nominative)
аднаво́кая (feminine nominative)
аднаво́кія (nominative plural)
аднаво́кага (genitive masculine neuter)
аднаво́кай (feminine genitive)
аднаво́кіх (genitive plural)
аднаво́каму (dative masculine neuter)
аднаво́кай (dative feminine)
аднаво́кім (dative plural)
аднаво́кага (accusative animate masculine)
аднаво́кае (accusative neuter)
аднаво́кую (accusative feminine)
аднаво́кіх (accusative animate plural)
аднаво́кі (accusative inanimate masculine)
аднаво́кія (accusative inanimate plural)
аднаво́кім (instrumental masculine neuter)
аднаво́кай (feminine instrumental)
аднаво́каю (feminine instrumental)
аднаво́кімі (instrumental plural)
аднаво́кім (locative masculine neuter)
аднаво́кай (feminine locative)
аднаво́кіх (locative plural)

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From адна- (adna-) + во́ка (vóka) + -і (-i). Cognate with Polish jednooki and Ukrainian одноо́кий (odnoókyj).


зорак

be-noun

зо́рак • (zórak) m inan (genitive зо́раку, uncountable)

зо́рак (canonical)
zórak (romanization)
зо́раку (genitive)
зо́рак (nominative singular)
зо́раку (genitive singular)
зо́раку (dative singular)
зо́рак (accusative singular)
зо́ракам (instrumental singular)
зо́раку (locative singular)

From Proto-Slavic *zȏrkъ. Doublet of зрок (zrok), a borrowing from Polish.


шызы

be-adj

шы́зы • (šýzy)

шы́зы (canonical)
šýzy (romanization)
шы́зы (masculine nominative)
шы́зае (neuter nominative)
шы́зая (feminine nominative)
шы́зыя (nominative plural)
шы́зага (genitive masculine neuter)
шы́зай (feminine genitive)
шы́зых (genitive plural)
шы́заму (dative masculine neuter)
шы́зай (dative feminine)
шы́зым (dative plural)
шы́зага (accusative animate masculine)
шы́зае (accusative neuter)
шы́зую (accusative feminine)
шы́зых (accusative animate plural)
шы́зы (accusative inanimate masculine)
шы́зыя (accusative inanimate plural)
шы́зым (instrumental masculine neuter)
шы́зай (feminine instrumental)
шы́заю (feminine instrumental)
шы́зымі (instrumental plural)
шы́зым (locative masculine neuter)
шы́зай (feminine locative)
шы́зых (locative plural)

Inherited from Old Ruthenian *си́зый (*sízyj), from Old East Slavic сизъ (sizŭ), from Proto-Slavic *sìzъ. Cognate with Russian си́зый (sízyj) and Ukrainian си́зий (sýzyj).

inh+

Іскрацца зорак сьняжынкі маркотна,
Збожжэ пакрылося шызай расой…
Кіньмо жэ думкі аб долі гаротнай,
Хоць бы на момэнт спачынем душой!

1914, Maksim Bahdanovič, Вянок, page 22:

The snowflake stars are sparkling bleakly,
The crops are covered with a bluish dew…
Let's stop thinking of the meager fate,
And at least take a moment to relax our souls!

Iskracca zórak sʹnjažynki markótna,
Zbóžže pakrylósja šyzaj rasój…
Kinʹmó že dumki ab dóli harótnaj,
Xocʹ by na móment spačynjem dušój!


ліловы

be-adj

ліло́вы • (lilóvy)

ліло́вы (canonical)
lilóvy (romanization)
ліло́вы (masculine nominative)
ліло́вае (neuter nominative)
ліло́вая (feminine nominative)
ліло́выя (nominative plural)
ліло́вага (genitive masculine neuter)
ліло́вай (feminine genitive)
ліло́вых (genitive plural)
ліло́ваму (dative masculine neuter)
ліло́вай (dative feminine)
ліло́вым (dative plural)
ліло́вага (accusative animate masculine)
ліло́вае (accusative neuter)
ліло́вую (accusative feminine)
ліло́вых (accusative animate plural)
ліло́вы (accusative inanimate masculine)
ліло́выя (accusative inanimate plural)
ліло́вым (instrumental masculine neuter)
ліло́вай (feminine instrumental)
ліло́ваю (feminine instrumental)
ліло́вымі (instrumental plural)
ліло́вым (locative masculine neuter)
ліло́вай (feminine locative)
ліло́вых (locative plural)

German lila or French lilas + -овы (-óvy), from Arabic لِيلَك (līlak, “lilac”). Compare Russian лило́вый (lilóvyj).

ліло́выя кве́ткі


цагляны

цагля́ны • (cahljány)

цагля́ны (canonical)
cahljány (romanization)
цагля́ны (masculine nominative)
цагля́нае (neuter nominative)
цагля́ная (feminine nominative)
цагля́ныя (nominative plural)
цагля́нага (genitive masculine neuter)
цагля́най (feminine genitive)
цагля́ных (genitive plural)
цагля́наму (dative masculine neuter)
цагля́най (dative feminine)
цагля́ным (dative plural)
цагля́нага (accusative animate masculine)
цагля́нае (accusative neuter)
цагля́ную (accusative feminine)
цагля́ных (accusative animate plural)
цагля́ны (accusative inanimate masculine)
цагля́ныя (accusative inanimate plural)
цагля́ным (instrumental masculine neuter)
цагля́най (feminine instrumental)
цагля́наю (feminine instrumental)
цагля́нымі (instrumental plural)
цагля́ным (locative masculine neuter)
цагля́най (feminine locative)
цагля́ных (locative plural)

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By surface analysis, цэ́гла (céhla) + -я́ны (-jány). Compare Polish ceglany, Ukrainian цегляни́й (cehljanýj).