hengist

hengist (nominative singular)
hengista (dual nominative)
hengisty (nominative plural)
hengista (genitive singular)
hengistowu (dual genitive)
hengistow (genitive plural)
hengistoju (dative singular)
hengistoma (dative dual)
hengistam (dative plural)
hengist (accusative singular)
hengista (accusative dual)
hengisty (accusative plural)
hengistom (instrumental singular)
hengistoma (dual instrumental)
hengistami (instrumental plural)
hengisće (locative singular)
hengistoma (dual locative)
hengistach (locative plural)

/ˈhɛŋʲɡʲist/

From Middle Low German or Middle High German hengest, from Old Saxon *hengist or Old High German hengist, all from Proto-West Germanic *hangist.


wuchac

wuchack (diminutive)
wuchac (nominative singular)
wuchaca (dual nominative)
wuchace (nominative plural)
wuchaca (genitive singular)
wuchacowu (dual genitive)
wuchacow (genitive plural)
wuchacoju (dative singular)
wuchacoma (dative dual)
wuchacam (dative plural)
wuchaca (accusative singular)
wuchacowu (accusative dual)
wuchace (accusative plural)
wuchacow (accusative plural)
wuchacom (instrumental singular)
wuchacoma (dual instrumental)
wuchacami (instrumental plural)
wuchacu (locative singular)
wuchacoma (dual locative)
wuchacach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *uxačь, from *ȗxo (“ear”); cognate with Upper Sorbian wuchač and Czech ucháč.


karnikel

dsb-noun

karnikel m animal (genitive singular karnikela or karnikla)

karnikela (genitive singular)
karnikla (genitive singular)
karnikel (nominative singular)
karnikela (dual nominative)
karnikele (nominative plural)
karnikela (genitive singular)
karnikelowu (dual genitive)
karnikelow (genitive plural)
karnikeloju (dative singular)
karnikeloma (dative dual)
karnikelam (dative plural)
karnikela (accusative singular)
karnikelowu (accusative dual)
karnikele (accusative plural)
karnikelow (accusative plural)
karnikelom (instrumental singular)
karnikeloma (dual instrumental)
karnikelami (instrumental plural)
karnikelu (locative singular)
karnikeloma (dual locative)
karnikelach (locative plural)
karnikel (nominative singular)
karnikla (dual nominative)
karnikle (nominative plural)
karnikla (genitive singular)
karniklowu (dual genitive)
karniklow (genitive plural)
karnikloju (dative singular)
karnikloma (dative dual)
karniklam (dative plural)
karnikla (accusative singular)
karniklowu (accusative dual)
karnikle (accusative plural)
karniklow (accusative plural)
karniklom (instrumental singular)
karnikloma (dual instrumental)
karniklami (instrumental plural)
karniklu (locative singular)
karnikloma (dual locative)
karniklach (locative plural)

From Upper Saxon German Karnickel, from German Low German Kanickel, from a variant of Middle Low German kanīn, from Middle French connin.


rybarnik

rybarnik (nominative singular)
rybarnika (dual nominative)
rybarniki (nominative plural)
rybarnika (genitive singular)
rybarnikowu (dual genitive)
rybarnikow (genitive plural)
rybarnikoju (dative singular)
rybarnikoma (dative dual)
rybarnikam (dative plural)
rybarnik (accusative singular)
rybarnika (accusative dual)
rybarniki (accusative plural)
rybarnikom (instrumental singular)
rybarnikoma (dual instrumental)
rybarnikami (instrumental plural)
rybarniku (locative singular)
rybarnikoma (dual locative)
rybarnikach (locative plural)

ryba (“fish”) + -aŕ + -nik; cognate with Upper Sorbian rybornik.

Ardea cinerea
Ardea cinerea#Translingual


pjerina

pjerina (nominative singular uncountable)
pjeriny (genitive singular uncountable)
pjerinje (dative singular uncountable)
pjerinu (accusative singular uncountable)
pjerinu (instrumental singular uncountable)
pjerinje (locative singular uncountable)

pjero (“feather”) + -ina; cognate with Old Church Slavonic перина (perina, “pillow”), Upper Sorbian pjerina, Polish pierzyna, Czech peřina (“feather bed”).


marjank

marjank (nominative singular)
marjanka (dual nominative)
marjanki (nominative plural)
marjanka (genitive singular)
marjankowu (dual genitive)
marjankow (genitive plural)
marjankoju (dative singular)
marjankoma (dative dual)
marjankam (dative plural)
marjanka (accusative singular)
marjankowu (accusative dual)
marjanki (accusative plural)
marjankow (accusative plural)
marjankom (instrumental singular)
marjankoma (dual instrumental)
marjankami (instrumental plural)
marjanku (locative singular)
marjankoma (dual locative)
marjankach (locative plural)

Marjana (woman's name) + -k (diminutive suffix)


jelenica

jelenica (nominative singular)
jelenicy (dual nominative)
jelenice (nominative plural)
jelenice (genitive singular)
jelenicowu (dual genitive)
jelenicow (genitive plural)
jelenicy (dative singular)
jelenicoma (dative dual)
jelenicam (dative plural)
jelenicu (accusative singular)
jelenicy (accusative dual)
jelenice (accusative plural)
jelenicu (instrumental singular)
jelenicoma (dual instrumental)
jelenicami (instrumental plural)
jelenicy (locative singular)
jelenicoma (dual locative)
jelenicach (locative plural)


rybnica

rybnica (nominative singular)
rybnicy (dual nominative)
rybnice (nominative plural)
rybnice (genitive singular)
rybnicowu (dual genitive)
rybnicow (genitive plural)
rybnicy (dative singular)
rybnicoma (dative dual)
rybnicam (dative plural)
rybnicu (accusative singular)
rybnicy (accusative dual)
rybnice (accusative plural)
rybnicu (instrumental singular)
rybnicoma (dual instrumental)
rybnicami (instrumental plural)
rybnicy (locative singular)
rybnicoma (dual locative)
rybnicach (locative plural)

ryba (“fish”) + -nica; compare Upper Sorbian rybnica and Polish rybnica


kacka

kacycka (diminutive)
kacka (nominative singular)
kacce (dual nominative)
kacki (nominative plural)
kacki (genitive singular)
kackowu (dual genitive)
kackow (genitive plural)
kacce (dative singular)
kackoma (dative dual)
kackam (dative plural)
kacku (accusative singular)
kacce (accusative dual)
kacki (accusative plural)
kacku (instrumental singular)
kackoma (dual instrumental)
kackami (instrumental plural)
kacce (locative singular)
kackoma (dual locative)
kackach (locative plural)

Cognate with Upper Sorbian kačka, Czech kačka, Polish kaczka; originally a diminutive in -ka of the local equivalents of the name Catherine (compare Czech Kačka).

duck (aquatic bird of the family Anatidae)


pśedešćnik

pśedešćnik (nominative singular)
pśedešćnika (dual nominative)
pśedešćniki (nominative plural)
pśedešćnika (genitive singular)
pśedešćnikowu (dual genitive)
pśedešćnikow (genitive plural)
pśedešćnikoju (dative singular)
pśedešćnikoma (dative dual)
pśedešćnikam (dative plural)
pśedešćnik (accusative singular)
pśedešćnika (accusative dual)
pśedešćniki (accusative plural)
pśedešćnikom (instrumental singular)
pśedešćnikoma (dual instrumental)
pśedešćnikami (instrumental plural)
pśedešćniku (locative singular)
pśedešćnikoma (dual locative)
pśedešćnikach (locative plural)

/ˈpɕɛdɛɕt͡ɕnʲik/

From pśe- + dešć + -nik. Cognate to Upper Sorbian předešćnik.


pěsć

pěsć (nominative singular)
pěsći (dual nominative)
pěsći (nominative plural)
pěsći (genitive singular)
pěsćowu (dual genitive)
pěsćow (genitive plural)
pěsći (dative singular)
pěsćoma (dative dual)
pěsćam (dative plural)
pěsć (accusative singular)
pěsći (accusative dual)
pěsći (accusative plural)
pěsću (instrumental singular)
pěsćoma (dual instrumental)
pěsćami (instrumental plural)
pěsći (locative singular)
pěsćoma (dual locative)
pěsćach (locative plural)


mórzgi

mórzgi (nominative plural)
mórzgow (genitive plural)
mórzgam (dative plural)
mórzgi (accusative plural)
mórzgami (instrumental plural)
mórzgach (locative plural)

Alteration of earlier mózgi, from Proto-Slavic *mozgъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *masgas, from Proto-Indo-European *mosgʰos (“marrow, brain”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian mozy, Polish mózg, Czech mozek, Polabian múzǵë.


gjarb

gjarb (nominative singular)
gjarba (dual nominative)
gjarby (nominative plural)
gjarba (genitive singular)
gjarbowu (dual genitive)
gjarbow (genitive plural)
gjarboju (dative singular)
gjarboma (dative dual)
gjarbam (dative plural)
gjarb (accusative singular)
gjarba (accusative dual)
gjarby (accusative plural)
gjarbom (instrumental singular)
gjarboma (dual instrumental)
gjarbami (instrumental plural)
gjarbje (locative singular)
gjarboma (dual locative)
gjarbach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *gъrbъ; cognate with Upper Sorbian horb, Polish garb, and Czech hrb.

hump (rounded fleshy mass; deformity of the human back; on camel's back)


palony

palony (masculine nominative singular)
palona (feminine nominative singular)
palone (neuter nominative singular)
palonej (dual nominative)
palone (nominative plural)
palonego (genitive masculine singular)
paloneje (feminine genitive singular)
palonego (genitive neuter singular)
paloneju (dual genitive)
palonych (genitive plural)
palonemu (dative masculine singular)
palonej (dative feminine singular)
palonemu (dative neuter singular)
palonyma (dative dual)
palonym (dative plural)
palony (accusative masculine singular)
palonego (accusative animate masculine singular)
palonu (accusative feminine singular)
palone (accusative neuter singular)
palonej (accusative dual)
paloneju (accusative animate dual)
palone (accusative plural)
palonych (optional animate form) (accusative plural)
palonym (instrumental masculine singular)
paloneju (feminine instrumental singular)
palonym (instrumental neuter singular)
palonyma (dual instrumental)
palonymi (instrumental plural)
palonem (locative masculine singular)
palonej (feminine locative singular)
palonem (locative neuter singular)
palonyma (dual locative)
palonych (locative plural)


prał

prał (masculine singular)
prała (feminine singular)
prało (neuter singular)
prałej (dual)
prali (plural)


prane

inflection of prany:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of prany:
nominative/accusative plural


prany

prany (masculine nominative singular)
prana (feminine nominative singular)
prane (neuter nominative singular)
pranej (dual nominative)
prane (nominative plural)
pranego (genitive masculine singular)
praneje (feminine genitive singular)
pranego (genitive neuter singular)
praneju (dual genitive)
pranych (genitive plural)
pranemu (dative masculine singular)
pranej (dative feminine singular)
pranemu (dative neuter singular)
pranyma (dative dual)
pranym (dative plural)
prany (accusative masculine singular)
pranego (accusative animate masculine singular)
pranu (accusative feminine singular)
prane (accusative neuter singular)
pranej (accusative dual)
praneju (accusative animate dual)
prane (accusative plural)
pranych (optional animate form) (accusative plural)
pranym (instrumental masculine singular)
praneju (feminine instrumental singular)
pranym (instrumental neuter singular)
pranyma (dual instrumental)
pranymi (instrumental plural)
pranem (locative masculine singular)
pranej (feminine locative singular)
pranem (locative neuter singular)
pranyma (dual locative)
pranych (locative plural)


hob́edowaś

hob́eduju (first-person present singular)
hob́edujom (first-person present singular)
hob́edujomej (dual first-person present)
hob́edujomy (first-person plural present)
hob́edujoš (present second-person singular)
hob́edujotej (dual present second-person)
hob́edujośo (plural present second-person)
hob́edujo (present singular third-person)
hob́edujotej (dual present third-person)
hob́eduju (plural present third-person)
hob́edowach (first-person preterite singular)
hob́edowachmej (dual first-person preterite)
hob́edowachmy (first-person plural preterite)
hob́edowašo (preterite second-person singular)
hob́edowaštej (dual preterite second-person)
hob́edowašćo (plural preterite second-person)
hob́edowašo (preterite singular third-person)
hob́edowaštej (dual preterite third-person)
hob́edowachu (plural preterite third-person)
hob́eduj (imperative second-person singular)
hob́edujtej (dual imperative second-person)
hob́edujśo (imperative plural second-person)


bobra

inflection of bobr:
genitive/accusative singular


jarej

inflection of jary:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of jary:
nominative/accusative dual


nowej

inflection of nowy:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of nowy:
nominative/accusative dual


młodej

inflection of młody:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of młody:
nominative/accusative dual


jasnej

inflection of jasny:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of jasny:
nominative/accusative dual


kluc

From Proto-Slavic *kľučь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *kljaukjas, from Proto-Indo-European *klewk-yo-s, from *kle(h₂)uk-, an extended form of *(s)kleh₂w- (“hook, key, peg”).


piwko

piwko (nominative singular)
piwce (dual nominative)
piwka (nominative plural)
piwka (genitive singular)
piwkowu (dual genitive)
piwkow (genitive plural)
piwkoju (dative singular)
piwku (dative singular)
piwkoma (dative dual)
piwkam (dative plural)
piwko (accusative singular)
piwce (accusative dual)
piwka (accusative plural)
piwkom (instrumental singular)
piwkoma (dual instrumental)
piwkami (instrumental plural)
piwku (locative singular)
piwkoma (dual locative)
piwkach (locative plural)


słonej

inflection of słony:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of słony:
nominative/accusative dual


ryze

inflection of ryzy:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of ryzy:
nominative/accusative plural


rze

inflection of rza:
nominative/accusative plural


rzy

inflection of rza:
dative/locative singular

inflection of rza:
nominative/accusative dual


palca

inflection of palc:
nominative/accusative dual


krowy

inflection of krowa:
nominative/accusative plural


lubej

inflection of luby:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of luby:
nominative/accusative dual


syta

inflection of syto:
nominative/accusative plural


lutej

inflection of luty:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of luty:
nominative/accusative dual


wobjedował

wobjedował (masculine singular)
wobjedowała (feminine singular)
wobjedowało (neuter singular)
wobjedowałej (dual)
wobjedowali (plural)


sroce

inflection of sroka:
dative/locative singular

inflection of sroka:
nominative/accusative dual


sroki

inflection of sroka:
nominative/accusative plural


sytej

inflection of syty:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of syty:
nominative/accusative dual


mroza

inflection of mroz:
nominative/accusative dual


sochy

inflection of socha:
nominative/accusative plural


krida

krida (nominative singular)
kriźe (dual nominative)
kridy (nominative plural)
kridy (genitive singular)
kridowu (dual genitive)
kridow (genitive plural)
kriźe (dative singular)
kridoma (dative dual)
kridam (dative plural)
kridu (accusative singular)
kriźe (accusative dual)
kridy (accusative plural)
kridu (instrumental singular)
kridoma (dual instrumental)
kridami (instrumental plural)
kriźe (locative singular)
kridoma (dual locative)
kridach (locative plural)

From Middle High German krīde, from Latin crēta (terra) (literally “Cretan earth”), from Crēta (“Crete”), from Ancient Greek Κρήτη (Krḗtē). Cognate with Upper Sorbian kryda, Polish kreda, Kashubian kreda, and Czech křída.

der

chalk (mineral; piece of this for writing or drawing)


njama

third-person singular present negative of měś


drogoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of droga


drogu

accusative/instrumental singular of droga


sochu

accusative/instrumental singular of socha


soše

inflection of socha:
dative/locative singular

inflection of socha:
nominative/accusative dual


mójim

inflection of mój:
masculine/neuter instrumental singular


mójima

dative/instrumental/locative dual of mój


mójeju

inflection of mój:
feminine instrumental singular

inflection of mój:
animate accusative dual


mójich

inflection of mój:
animate accusative plural


mójogo

inflection of mój:
masculine/neuter genitive singular

inflection of mój:
animate masculine accusative singular


mójom

masculine/neuter locative singular of mój


pólske

inflection of pólski:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of pólski:
nominative/accusative plural


pólskim

inflection of pólski:
masculine/neuter instrumental singular


pórach

first-person singular preterite of póraś


pólskich

inflection of pólski:
genitive/locative plural

inflection of pólski:
animate accusative plural


wóse

inflection of wósa (“wasp”):
genitive singular

inflection of wósa (“wasp”):
nominative/accusative plural


wósy

inflection of wós (“axle”):
genitive/dative/locative singular

inflection of wós (“axle”):
nominative/accusative dual/plural

inflection of wósa (“wasp”):
dative/locative singular

inflection of wósa (“wasp”):
nominative/accusative dual


wósu

accusative/instrumental singular of wósa (“wasp”)


wósoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of wós (“axle”)

dative/instrumental/locative dual of wósa (“wasp”)


wozach

Superseded spelling of wózach: locative plural of woz


wozami

Superseded spelling of wózami: instrumental plural of woz


wozom

Superseded spelling of wózom: instrumental singular of woz


bogoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of bog


tupej

inflection of tupy:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of tupy:
nominative/accusative dual


tupem

masculine/neuter locative singular of tupy


błogem

masculine/neuter locative singular of błogi


błogej

inflection of błogi:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of błogi:
nominative/accusative dual


błoge

inflection of błogi:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of błogi:
nominative/accusative plural


mlej

second-person singular imperative of mlaś


nosoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of nos


graśa

inflection of graśe:
nominative/accusative plural


górku

accusative/instrumental singular of górka


zelene

inflection of zeleny:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of zeleny:
nominative/accusative plural


kunoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of kuna


kunje

inflection of kuna:
dative/locative singular

inflection of kuna:
nominative/accusative dual


wašom

masculine/neuter locative singular of waš


wašyma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of waš


wašym

inflection of waš:
masculine/neuter instrumental singular


wašogo

inflection of waš:
masculine/neuter genitive singular

inflection of waš:
animate masculine accusative singular


wašych

inflection of waš:
genitive/locative plural

inflection of waš:
optional animate accusative plural


našogo

inflection of naš:
masculine/neuter genitive singular

inflection of naš:
animate masculine accusative singular


našom

masculine/neuter locative singular of naš


wašo

neuter nominative/accusative singular of waš


našyma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of naš


našych

inflection of naš:
genitive/locative plural

inflection of naš:
optional animate accusative plural


wašej

inflection of waš:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of waš:
nominative/accusative dual


našym

inflection of naš:
masculine/neuter instrumental singular


wašeju

inflection of waš:
feminine instrumental singular

inflection of waš:
animate accusative dual


našeju

inflection of naš:
feminine instrumental singular

inflection of naš:
animate accusative dual


našej

inflection of naš:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of naš:
nominative/accusative dual


našo

neuter nominative/accusative singular of naš


bazoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of baz


słonem

masculine/neuter locative singular of słony


kukel

corncockle (plant of the genus Agrostemma)


kólasa

inflection of kólaso:
nominative/accusative plural


tśmjel

tśmjel (nominative singular)
tśmjela (dual nominative)
tśmjele (nominative plural)
tśmjela (genitive singular)
tśmjelowu (dual genitive)
tśmjelow (genitive plural)
tśmjeloju (dative singular)
tśmjeloma (dative dual)
tśmjelam (dative plural)
tśmjela (accusative singular)
tśmjelowu (accusative dual)
tśmjele (accusative plural)
tśmjelow (accusative plural)
tśmjelom (instrumental singular)
tśmjeloma (dual instrumental)
tśmjelami (instrumental plural)
tśmjelu (locative singular)
tśmjeloma (dual locative)
tśmjelach (locative plural)


wrobla

inflection of wrobel:
genitive/accusative singular


rozga

rozga (nominative singular)
rozdze (dual nominative)
rozgi (nominative plural)
rozgi (genitive singular)
rozgowu (dual genitive)
rozgow (genitive plural)
rozdze (dative singular)
rozgoma (dative dual)
rozgam (dative plural)
rozgu (accusative singular)
rozdze (accusative dual)
rozgi (accusative plural)
rozgu (instrumental singular)
rozgoma (dual instrumental)
rozgami (instrumental plural)
rozdze (locative singular)
rozgoma (dual locative)
rozgach (locative plural)


mudremu

masculine/neuter dative singular of mudry


mudrem

masculine/neuter locative singular of mudry


mudrych

inflection of mudry:
genitive/locative plural

inflection of mudry:
optional animate accusative plural


mudrej

inflection of mudry:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of mudry:
nominative/accusative dual


mudre

inflection of mudry:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of mudry:
nominative/accusative plural


běłem

masculine/neuter locative singular of běły


běłe

inflection of běły:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of běły:
nominative/accusative plural


ryzym

inflection of ryzy:
masculine/neuter instrumental singular


ryzych

inflection of ryzy:
genitive/locative plural

inflection of ryzy:
optional animate accusative plural


ryzemu

masculine/neuter dative singular of ryzy


ryzego

inflection of ryzy:
masculine/neuter genitive singular

inflection of ryzy:
animate masculine accusative singular


ryzej

inflection of ryzy:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of ryzy:
nominative/accusative dual


ryzem

masculine/neuter locative singular of ryzy


mudrym

inflection of mudry:
masculine/neuter instrumental singular


sćagłow

sćagłow (nominative singular)
sćagłowa (dual nominative)
sćagłowy (nominative plural)
sćagłowa (genitive singular)
sćagłowowu (dual genitive)
sćagłowow (genitive plural)
sćagłowoju (dative singular)
sćagłowoma (dative dual)
sćagłowam (dative plural)
sćagłowa (accusative singular)
sćagłowowu (accusative dual)
sćagłowy (accusative plural)
sćagłowow (accusative plural)
sćagłowom (instrumental singular)
sćagłowoma (dual instrumental)
sćagłowami (instrumental plural)
sćagłowje (locative singular)
sćagłowoma (dual locative)
sćagłowach (locative plural)

Alteration of older skšagłow, a variant beginning with *skorg- of Proto-Slavic *korgujь. Doublet of krogul.


jedłu

accusative/instrumental singular of jedła


jedły

inflection of jedła:
nominative/accusative plural


gólca

inflection of gólc:
genitive/accusative singular


wichor

From Proto-Slavic *vixъrъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wéiˀšuras, from Proto-Indo-European *weh₁y-.


sowu

accusative/instrumental singular of sowa


rukoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of ruka


swid

Cornus sanguinea
Cornus sanguinea#Translingual


wucha

(in figurative senses) nominative/accusative plural

inflection of wucho:
nominative/accusative plural


turoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of tur


čet

The name of the Latin-script letter č/Č.


wótawa

aftergrass, aftermath; grass that comes up after mowing


kłub

kłubašk (diminutive)
kłub (nominative singular)
kłuba (dual nominative)
kłuby (nominative plural)
kłuba (genitive singular)
kłubowu (dual genitive)
kłubow (genitive plural)
kłuboju (dative singular)
kłuboma (dative dual)
kłubam (dative plural)
kłub (accusative singular)
kłuba (accusative dual)
kłuby (accusative plural)
kłubom (instrumental singular)
kłuboma (dual instrumental)
kłubami (instrumental plural)
kłubje (locative singular)
kłuboma (dual locative)
kłubach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *klǫbъ (“clod, lump”).


lipu

accusative/instrumental singular of lipa


lipy

inflection of lipa:
nominative/accusative plural


Nimska

Nimska (nominative singular uncountable)
Nimskeje (genitive singular uncountable)
Nimskej (dative singular uncountable)
Nimsku (accusative singular uncountable)
Nimskeju (instrumental singular uncountable)
Nimskej (locative singular uncountable)

Germany (a country in Central Europe, formed in 1949 as West Germany, with its provisional capital Bonn until 1990, when it incorporated East Germany)


Šwicaŕska

Šwicaŕska (nominative singular uncountable)
Šwicaŕskeje (genitive singular uncountable)
Šwicaŕskej (dative singular uncountable)
Šwicaŕsku (accusative singular uncountable)
Šwicaŕskeju (instrumental singular uncountable)
Šwicaŕskej (locative singular uncountable)

Switzerland (a country in Western Europe and Central Europe)


Francojska

Francojska (nominative singular uncountable)
Francojskeje (genitive singular uncountable)
Francojskej (dative singular uncountable)
Francojsku (accusative singular uncountable)
Francojskeju (instrumental singular uncountable)
Francojskej (locative singular uncountable)


Sakska

Sakska (nominative singular uncountable)
Sakskeje (genitive singular uncountable)
Sakskej (dative singular uncountable)
Saksku (accusative singular uncountable)
Sakskeju (instrumental singular uncountable)
Sakskej (locative singular uncountable)


Česka

Česka (nominative singular uncountable)
Českeje (genitive singular uncountable)
Českej (dative singular uncountable)
Česku (accusative singular uncountable)
Českeju (instrumental singular uncountable)
Českej (locative singular uncountable)

Czech Republic, Czechia (a country in Central Europe)


Bramborska

Bramborska (nominative singular uncountable)
Bramborskeje (genitive singular uncountable)
Bramborskej (dative singular uncountable)
Bramborsku (accusative singular uncountable)
Bramborskeju (instrumental singular uncountable)
Bramborskej (locative singular uncountable)


Awstriska

Awstriska (nominative singular uncountable)
Awstriskeje (genitive singular uncountable)
Awstriskej (dative singular uncountable)
Awstrisku (accusative singular uncountable)
Awstriskeju (instrumental singular uncountable)
Awstriskej (locative singular uncountable)


strowe

inflection of strowy:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of strowy:
nominative/accusative plural


sedła

inflection of sedło:
nominative/accusative plural


połne

inflection of połny:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of połny:
nominative/accusative plural


witane

inflection of witany:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of witany:
nominative/accusative plural


witany

witany (masculine nominative singular)
witana (feminine nominative singular)
witane (neuter nominative singular)
witanej (dual nominative)
witane (nominative plural)
witanego (genitive masculine singular)
witaneje (feminine genitive singular)
witanego (genitive neuter singular)
witaneju (dual genitive)
witanych (genitive plural)
witanemu (dative masculine singular)
witanej (dative feminine singular)
witanemu (dative neuter singular)
witanyma (dative dual)
witanym (dative plural)
witany (accusative masculine singular)
witanego (accusative animate masculine singular)
witanu (accusative feminine singular)
witane (accusative neuter singular)
witanej (accusative dual)
witaneju (accusative animate dual)
witane (accusative plural)
witanych (optional animate form) (accusative plural)
witanym (instrumental masculine singular)
witaneju (feminine instrumental singular)
witanym (instrumental neuter singular)
witanyma (dual instrumental)
witanymi (instrumental plural)
witanem (locative masculine singular)
witanej (feminine locative singular)
witanem (locative neuter singular)
witanyma (dual locative)
witanych (locative plural)

Buźćo witane!

welcome (whose arrival is a cause of joy)


Frankobrod nad Odru

Frankobrod nad Odru (nominative singular uncountable)
Frankobroda nad Odru (genitive singular uncountable)
Frankobrodoju nad Odru (dative singular uncountable)
Frankobrod nad Odru (accusative singular uncountable)
Frankobrodom nad Odru (instrumental singular uncountable)
Frankobroźe nad Odru (locative singular uncountable)

Frankfurt an der Oder
Frankfurt an der Oder#English

Frankfurt an der Oder (an independent town in Brandenburg, Germany)


Kamjenica

Kamjenica (nominative singular uncountable)
Kamjenice (genitive singular uncountable)
Kamjenicy (dative singular uncountable)
Kamjenicu (accusative singular uncountable)
Kamjenicu (instrumental singular uncountable)
Kamjenicy (locative singular uncountable)

From Upper Sorbian Kamjenica, from kamjenica (“rock, cobblestone”), a diminutive of kamjeń.

Chemnitz (an independent city in Saxony, Germany)


Šwikawa

Šwikawa (nominative singular uncountable)
Šwikawy (genitive singular uncountable)
Šwikawje (dative singular uncountable)
Šwikawu (accusative singular uncountable)
Šwikawu (instrumental singular uncountable)
Šwikawje (locative singular uncountable)


Mišnjo

Mišnjo (nominative singular uncountable)
Mišnja (genitive singular uncountable)
Mišnjoju (dative singular uncountable)
Mišnju (dative singular uncountable)
Mišnjo (accusative singular uncountable)
Mišnjom (instrumental singular uncountable)
Mišnju (locative singular uncountable)

Meissen (a town in Meissen district, Saxony)


sylne

inflection of sylny:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of sylny:
nominative/accusative plural


prozne

inflection of prozny:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of prozny:
nominative/accusative plural


gładke

inflection of gładki:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of gładki:
nominative/accusative plural


proznym

inflection of prozny:
masculine/neuter instrumental singular


łoske

inflection of łoski:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of łoski:
nominative/accusative plural


druge

inflection of drugi:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of drugi:
nominative/accusative plural


proznemu

masculine/neuter dative singular of prozny


sylnemu

masculine/neuter dative singular of sylny


bliske

inflection of bliski:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of bliski:
nominative/accusative plural


proznego

inflection of prozny:
masculine/neuter genitive singular

inflection of prozny:
animate masculine accusative singular


nimej

inflection of nimy:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of nimy:
nominative/accusative dual


proznych

inflection of prozny:
genitive/locative plural

inflection of prozny:
animate accusative plural


sylnego

inflection of sylny:
masculine/neuter genitive singular

inflection of sylny:
animate masculine accusative singular


sylnych

inflection of sylny:
genitive/locative plural

inflection of sylny:
animate accusative plural


proznej

inflection of prozny:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of prozny:
nominative/accusative dual


carnej

inflection of carny:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of carny:
nominative/accusative dual


gustej

inflection of gusty:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of gusty:
nominative/accusative dual


sylnej

inflection of sylny:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of sylny:
nominative/accusative dual


cystej

inflection of cysty:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of cysty:
nominative/accusative dual


cestej

inflection of cesty:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of cesty:
nominative/accusative dual


bliskej

inflection of bliski:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of bliski:
nominative/accusative dual


drogej

inflection of drogi:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of drogi:
nominative/accusative dual


łoskej

inflection of łoski:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of łoski:
nominative/accusative dual


niskej

inflection of niski:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of niski:
nominative/accusative dual


módrej

inflection of módry:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of módry:
nominative/accusative dual


spicej

inflection of spicy:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of spicy:
nominative/accusative dual


niske

inflection of niski:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of niski:
nominative/accusative plural


gładkej

inflection of gładki:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of gładki:
nominative/accusative dual


syrej

inflection of syry:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of syry:
nominative/accusative dual


nagej

inflection of nagi:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of nagi:
nominative/accusative dual


chórej

inflection of chóry:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of chóry:
nominative/accusative dual


drugej

inflection of drugi:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of drugi:
nominative/accusative dual


kulate

inflection of kulaty:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of kulaty:
nominative/accusative plural


nerk

Contaminations from original prejotated forms jerk, jerch with *nerstъ.


jsoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of wjas


jsy

inflection of wjas:
genitive/dative/locative singular

inflection of wjas:
nominative/accusative dual/plural


pěska

inflection of pěsk:
nominative/accusative dual


góli

inflection of góla:
dative/locative singular

inflection of góla:
nominative/accusative dual


gólu

accusative/instrumental singular of góla


gusy

inflection of gus:
genitive/dative/locative singular

inflection of gus:
nominative/accusative dual/plural


wulka

inflection of wulk:
nominative/accusative dual


gołem

masculine/neuter locative singular of goły


pětoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of pěta


pětu

accusative/instrumental singular of pěta


pěśe

inflection of pěta:
dative/locative singular

inflection of pěta:
nominative/accusative dual


pěty

inflection of pěta:
nominative/accusative plural


kany

inflection of kana:
nominative/accusative plural


górše

inflection of góršy:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of góršy:
nominative/accusative plural


płoda

inflection of płod:
nominative/accusative dual


miłem

masculine/neuter locative singular of miły


wušy

wušy (masculine nominative singular)
wuša (feminine nominative singular)
wuše (neuter nominative singular)
wušej (dual nominative)
wuše (nominative plural)
wušego (genitive masculine singular)
wušeje (feminine genitive singular)
wušego (genitive neuter singular)
wušeju (dual genitive)
wušych (genitive plural)
wušemu (dative masculine singular)
wušej (dative feminine singular)
wušemu (dative neuter singular)
wušyma (dative dual)
wušym (dative plural)
wušy (accusative masculine singular)
wušego (accusative animate masculine singular)
wušu (accusative feminine singular)
wuše (accusative neuter singular)
wušej (accusative dual)
wušeju (accusative animate dual)
wuše (accusative plural)
wušych (optional animate form) (accusative plural)
wušym (instrumental masculine singular)
wušeju (feminine instrumental singular)
wušym (instrumental neuter singular)
wušyma (dual instrumental)
wušymi (instrumental plural)
wušem (locative masculine singular)
wušej (feminine locative singular)
wušem (locative neuter singular)
wušyma (dual locative)
wušych (locative plural)


wušy

inflection of wucho (“ear”):
nominative/accusative dual

inflection of wucho (“ear”):
nominative/accusative plural


wušy

nominative/accusative dual of wucho (“other meanings”)


głog

głog (nominative singular)
głoga (dual nominative)
głogi (nominative plural)
głoga (genitive singular)
głogowu (dual genitive)
głogow (genitive plural)
głogoju (dative singular)
głogoma (dative dual)
głogam (dative plural)
głog (accusative singular)
głoga (accusative dual)
głogi (accusative plural)
głogom (instrumental singular)
głogoma (dual instrumental)
głogami (instrumental plural)
głogu (locative singular)
głogoma (dual locative)
głogach (locative plural)


paproś

paprotka (diminutive)
paproś (nominative singular)
paprośi (dual nominative)
paprośi (nominative plural)
paprośi (genitive singular)
paprośowu (dual genitive)
paprośow (genitive plural)
paprośi (dative singular)
paprośoma (dative dual)
paprośam (dative plural)
paproś (accusative singular)
paprośi (accusative dual)
paprośi (accusative plural)
paprośu (instrumental singular)
paprośoma (dual instrumental)
paprośami (instrumental plural)
paprośi (locative singular)
paprośoma (dual locative)
paprośach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *paportь, from Proto-Indo-European *p(t)erH-.


karona

karona (nominative singular)
karonje (dual nominative)
karony (nominative plural)
karony (genitive singular)
karonowu (dual genitive)
karonow (genitive plural)
karonje (dative singular)
karonoma (dative dual)
karonam (dative plural)
karonu (accusative singular)
karonje (accusative dual)
karony (accusative plural)
karonu (instrumental singular)
karonoma (dual instrumental)
karonami (instrumental plural)
karonje (locative singular)
karonoma (dual locative)
karonach (locative plural)


propeler

aircraft propeller (a rotating device that provides thrust)


swěcka

swěcka (nominative singular)
swěcce (dual nominative)
swěcki (nominative plural)
swěcki (genitive singular)
swěckowu (dual genitive)
swěckow (genitive plural)
swěcce (dative singular)
swěckoma (dative dual)
swěckam (dative plural)
swěcku (accusative singular)
swěcce (accusative dual)
swěcki (accusative plural)
swěcku (instrumental singular)
swěckoma (dual instrumental)
swěckami (instrumental plural)
swěcce (locative singular)
swěckoma (dual locative)
swěckach (locative plural)

From swěca (“light, candle”) + -ka (diminutive).


ẜ

(obsolete) A letter formerly used in the trigraph ẜch, corresponding to modern š; used primarily in texts written in Fraktur.


syś

syś (nominative singular)
syśi (dual nominative)
syśi (nominative plural)
syśi (genitive singular)
syśowu (dual genitive)
syśow (genitive plural)
syśi (dative singular)
syśoma (dative dual)
syśam (dative plural)
syś (accusative singular)
syśi (accusative dual)
syśi (accusative plural)
syśu (instrumental singular)
syśoma (dual instrumental)
syśami (instrumental plural)
syśi (locative singular)
syśoma (dual locative)
syśach (locative plural)


běrtyl

běrtyl (nominative singular)
běrtyla (dual nominative)
běrtyle (nominative plural)
běrtyla (genitive singular)
běrtylowu (dual genitive)
běrtylow (genitive plural)
běrtyloju (dative singular)
běrtyloma (dative dual)
běrtylam (dative plural)
běrtyl (accusative singular)
běrtyla (accusative dual)
běrtyle (accusative plural)
běrtylom (instrumental singular)
běrtyloma (dual instrumental)
běrtylami (instrumental plural)
běrtylu (locative singular)
běrtyloma (dual locative)
běrtylach (locative plural)

From German Viertel, from Old High German fiorteil.

Serbski běrtyl ― Wendisches Viertel [Wendish Quarter, a neighborhood of Cottbus]


sarnu

accusative/instrumental singular of sarna


kuntwor

dsb-noun

kuntwor m animal (diminutive kuntworašk)


kuntwora

kuntwora f animal (diminutive kuntworka)

Uncertain. Perhaps from *kǫ- + *tvorъ (“creature”), or related to Proto-Slavic *komarъ or Old Czech konědra.

wšedna kuntwora


drožka

drožka (nominative singular)
drožce (dual nominative)
drožki (nominative plural)
drožki (genitive singular)
drožkowu (dual genitive)
drožkow (genitive plural)
drožce (dative singular)
drožkoma (dative dual)
drožkam (dative plural)
drožku (accusative singular)
drožce (accusative dual)
drožki (accusative plural)
drožku (instrumental singular)
drožkoma (dual instrumental)
drožkami (instrumental plural)
drožce (locative singular)
drožkoma (dual locative)
drožkach (locative plural)


bryla

bryla (nominative singular)
bryli (dual nominative)
bryle (nominative plural)
bryle (genitive singular)
brylowu (dual genitive)
brylow (genitive plural)
bryli (dative singular)
bryloma (dative dual)
brylam (dative plural)
brylu (accusative singular)
bryli (accusative dual)
bryle (accusative plural)
brylu (instrumental singular)
bryloma (dual instrumental)
brylami (instrumental plural)
bryli (locative singular)
bryloma (dual locative)
brylach (locative plural)

Borrowed from German Brille, from Middle High German brille, berille, from Middle High German berillus (“beryl”), from Latin beryllus (“beryl”).

(pair of) glasses, spectacles, eyeglasses


bobroma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of bobr


brunica

brunica (nominative singular)
brunicy (dual nominative)
brunice (nominative plural)
brunice (genitive singular)
brunicowu (dual genitive)
brunicow (genitive plural)
brunicy (dative singular)
brunicoma (dative dual)
brunicam (dative plural)
brunicu (accusative singular)
brunicy (accusative dual)
brunice (accusative plural)
brunicu (instrumental singular)
brunicoma (dual instrumental)
brunicami (instrumental plural)
brunicy (locative singular)
brunicoma (dual locative)
brunicach (locative plural)


engelšćina

engelšćina (nominative singular uncountable)
engelšćiny (genitive singular uncountable)
engelšćinje (dative singular uncountable)
engelšćinu (accusative singular uncountable)
engelšćinu (instrumental singular uncountable)
engelšćinje (locative singular uncountable)

/ˈɛŋʲɡʲelɕt͡ɕina/


nimšćina

nimšćina (nominative singular uncountable)
nimšćiny (genitive singular uncountable)
nimšćinje (dative singular uncountable)
nimšćinu (accusative singular uncountable)
nimšćinu (instrumental singular uncountable)
nimšćinje (locative singular uncountable)


češćina

češćina (nominative singular uncountable)
češćiny (genitive singular uncountable)
češćinje (dative singular uncountable)
češćinu (accusative singular uncountable)
češćinu (instrumental singular uncountable)
češćinje (locative singular uncountable)

/ˈt͡ʃɛɕt͡ɕina/


rušćina

rušćina (nominative singular uncountable)
rušćiny (genitive singular uncountable)
rušćinje (dative singular uncountable)
rušćinu (accusative singular uncountable)
rušćinu (instrumental singular uncountable)
rušćinje (locative singular uncountable)


italšćina

italšćina (nominative singular uncountable)
italšćiny (genitive singular uncountable)
italšćinje (dative singular uncountable)
italšćinu (accusative singular uncountable)
italšćinu (instrumental singular uncountable)
italšćinje (locative singular uncountable)


francojšćina

francojšćina (nominative singular uncountable)
francojšćiny (genitive singular uncountable)
francojšćinje (dative singular uncountable)
francojšćinu (accusative singular uncountable)
francojšćinu (instrumental singular uncountable)
francojšćinje (locative singular uncountable)


śi

genitive/dative/accusative singular of ty


Podstupim

dsb-proper noun

Podstupim m inan (genitive singular Podstupima)

Podstupima (genitive singular)
Podstupim (nominative singular uncountable)
Podstupima (genitive singular uncountable)
Podstupimoju (dative singular uncountable)
Podstupim (accusative singular uncountable)
Podstupimom (instrumental singular uncountable)
Podstupimje (locative singular uncountable)

From Proto-Slavic *podъ (“under”) + *stǫpa (“stamp-mill”).

Potsdam (a city, the state capital of Brandenburg, Germany)


gjargawa

gjargawa (nominative singular)
gjargawje (dual nominative)
gjargawy (nominative plural)
gjargawy (genitive singular)
gjargawowu (dual genitive)
gjargawow (genitive plural)
gjargawje (dative singular)
gjargawoma (dative dual)
gjargawam (dative plural)
gjargawu (accusative singular)
gjargawje (accusative dual)
gjargawy (accusative plural)
gjargawu (instrumental singular)
gjargawoma (dual instrumental)
gjargawami (instrumental plural)
gjargawje (locative singular)
gjargawoma (dual locative)
gjargawach (locative plural)


jadnanje

jadnanje (nominative singular)
jadnani (dual nominative)
jadnanja (nominative plural)
jadnanja (genitive singular)
jadnanjowu (dual genitive)
jadnanjow (genitive plural)
jadnanjeju (dative singular)
jadnanju (dative singular)
jadnanjoma (dative dual)
jadnanjam (dative plural)
jadnanje (accusative singular)
jadnani (accusative dual)
jadnanja (accusative plural)
jadnanim (instrumental singular)
jadnanjoma (dual instrumental)
jadnanjami (instrumental plural)
jadnanju (locative singular)
jadnanjoma (dual locative)
jadnanjach (locative plural)

From jadnaś (“negotiate, act”) (from jaden (“one”)) + -nje.

verbal noun of jadnaś (“negotiate, act”)


wopor

wopor (nominative singular)
wopora (dual nominative)
wopory (nominative plural)
wopora (genitive singular)
woporowu (dual genitive)
woporow (genitive plural)
woporoju (dative singular)
woporoma (dative dual)
woporam (dative plural)
wopor (accusative singular)
wopora (accusative dual)
wopory (accusative plural)
woporom (instrumental singular)
woporoma (dual instrumental)
woporami (instrumental plural)
woporje (locative singular)
woporoma (dual locative)
woporach (locative plural)

Probably of similar origin to Old Czech ofěra, from Middle High German opfer, from Old High German opfar.


rolnistwo

rolnistwo (nominative singular)
rolnistwje (dual nominative)
rolnistwa (nominative plural)
rolnistwa (genitive singular)
rolnistwowu (dual genitive)
rolnistwow (genitive plural)
rolnistwoju (dative singular)
rolnistwu (dative singular)
rolnistwoma (dative dual)
rolnistwam (dative plural)
rolnistwo (accusative singular)
rolnistwje (accusative dual)
rolnistwa (accusative plural)
rolnistwom (instrumental singular)
rolnistwoma (dual instrumental)
rolnistwami (instrumental plural)
rolnistwje (locative singular)
rolnistwoma (dual locative)
rolnistwach (locative plural)

From rolny (“agricultural”) (from rola (“arable field”), from Proto-Slavic *orlьja) + -stwo; compare Polish rolnictwo.


wuslědk

wuslědk (nominative singular)
wuslědka (dual nominative)
wuslědke (nominative plural)
wuslědka (genitive singular)
wuslědkowu (dual genitive)
wuslědkow (genitive plural)
wuslědkoju (dative singular)
wuslědkoma (dative dual)
wuslědkam (dative plural)
wuslědk (accusative singular)
wuslědka (accusative dual)
wuslědke (accusative plural)
wuslědkom (instrumental singular)
wuslědkoma (dual instrumental)
wuslědkami (instrumental plural)
wuslědku (locative singular)
wuslědkoma (dual locative)
wuslědkach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *vy-slědъ-kъ (compare Slovak výsledok, Czech výsledek, Carpathian Rusyn выслідок (vŷslidok)). By surface analysis, wu- + slěd (“track, trace”) + -k.


mrětwa

mrětwa (nominative singular)
mrětwje (dual nominative)
mrětwy (nominative plural)
mrětwy (genitive singular)
mrětwowu (dual genitive)
mrětwow (genitive plural)
mrětwje (dative singular)
mrětwoma (dative dual)
mrětwam (dative plural)
mrětwu (accusative singular)
mrětwje (accusative dual)
mrětwy (accusative plural)
mrětwu (instrumental singular)
mrětwoma (dual instrumental)
mrětwami (instrumental plural)
mrětwje (locative singular)
mrětwoma (dual locative)
mrětwach (locative plural)

From mrěś (“to die”) + -twa, compare Proto-Slavic *morъ (“plague”).


murja

muŕka (diminutive)
murja (nominative singular)
muri (dual nominative)
murje (nominative plural)
murje (genitive singular)
murjowu (dual genitive)
murjow (genitive plural)
muri (dative singular)
murjoma (dative dual)
murjam (dative plural)
murju (accusative singular)
muri (accusative dual)
murje (accusative plural)
murju (instrumental singular)
murjoma (dual instrumental)
murjami (instrumental plural)
muri (locative singular)
murjoma (dual locative)
murjach (locative plural)

From Middle Low German mûre, from Old Saxon mūra, from Proto-West Germanic *mūrā, from Latin mūrus.

wall (structure built for defense surrounding an area)


wótmyslenje

wótmyslenje (nominative singular)
wótmysleni (dual nominative)
wótmyslenja (nominative plural)
wótmyslenja (genitive singular)
wótmyslenjowu (dual genitive)
wótmyslenjow (genitive plural)
wótmyslenjeju (dative singular)
wótmyslenju (dative singular)
wótmyslenjoma (dative dual)
wótmyslenjam (dative plural)
wótmyslenje (accusative singular)
wótmysleni (accusative dual)
wótmyslenja (accusative plural)
wótmyslenim (instrumental singular)
wótmyslenjoma (dual instrumental)
wótmyslenjami (instrumental plural)
wótmyslenju (locative singular)
wótmyslenjoma (dual locative)
wótmyslenjach (locative plural)


wjelba

wjelba (nominative singular)
wjelbje (dual nominative)
wjelby (nominative plural)
wjelby (genitive singular)
wjelbowu (dual genitive)
wjelbow (genitive plural)
wjelbje (dative singular)
wjelboma (dative dual)
wjelbam (dative plural)
wjelbu (accusative singular)
wjelbje (accusative dual)
wjelby (accusative plural)
wjelbu (instrumental singular)
wjelboma (dual instrumental)
wjelbami (instrumental plural)
wjelbje (locative singular)
wjelboma (dual locative)
wjelbach (locative plural)

From Middle High German (ge)welbe, from Proto-Germanic *ga-hwalb-iją.


sćina

sćina (nominative singular)
sćinje (dual nominative)
sćiny (nominative plural)
sćiny (genitive singular)
sćinowu (dual genitive)
sćinow (genitive plural)
sćinje (dative singular)
sćinoma (dative dual)
sćinam (dative plural)
sćinu (accusative singular)
sćinje (accusative dual)
sćiny (accusative plural)
sćinu (instrumental singular)
sćinoma (dual instrumental)
sćinami (instrumental plural)
sćinje (locative singular)
sćinoma (dual locative)
sćinach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *trъst-ina; cognate with Upper Sorbian sćina, Polish trzcina, Czech třtina.

Phragmites australis
Phragmites australis#Translingual


rěznik

rěznica (feminine)
rěznik (nominative singular)
rěznika (dual nominative)
rěznike (nominative plural)
rěznika (genitive singular)
rěznikowu (dual genitive)
rěznikow (genitive plural)
rěznikoju (dative singular)
rěznikoma (dative dual)
rěznikam (dative plural)
rěznika (accusative singular)
rěznikowu (accusative dual)
rěznike (accusative plural)
rěznikow (accusative plural)
rěznikom (instrumental singular)
rěznikoma (dual instrumental)
rěznikami (instrumental plural)
rězniku (locative singular)
rěznikoma (dual locative)
rěznikach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *rězьnikъ. By surface analysis, rězaś (“to cut”) + -nik. Cognate with Upper Sorbian rěznik, Czech řezník, Polish rzeźnik.


słynica

słynicka (diminutive)
słynica (nominative singular)
słynicy (dual nominative)
słynice (nominative plural)
słynice (genitive singular)
słynicowu (dual genitive)
słynicow (genitive plural)
słynicy (dative singular)
słynicoma (dative dual)
słynicam (dative plural)
słynicu (accusative singular)
słynicy (accusative dual)
słynice (accusative plural)
słynicu (instrumental singular)
słynicoma (dual instrumental)
słynicami (instrumental plural)
słynicy (locative singular)
słynicoma (dual locative)
słynicach (locative plural)

Derived form of słyńco (“sun”), compare Upper Sorbian słončnica, Polish słonecznica, Czech slunečnice, Polabian såunáića, Belarusian суніца (sunica), Ukrainian суниця (sunycja).


popajźeństwo

popajźeństwo (nominative singular)
popajźeństwje (dual nominative)
popajźeństwa (nominative plural)
popajźeństwa (genitive singular)
popajźeństwowu (dual genitive)
popajźeństwow (genitive plural)
popajźeństwoju (dative singular)
popajźeństwu (dative singular)
popajźeństwoma (dative dual)
popajźeństwam (dative plural)
popajźeństwo (accusative singular)
popajźeństwje (accusative dual)
popajźeństwa (accusative plural)
popajźeństwom (instrumental singular)
popajźeństwoma (dual instrumental)
popajźeństwami (instrumental plural)
popajźeństwje (locative singular)
popajźeństwoma (dual locative)
popajźeństwach (locative plural)


wjerchojstwo

dsb-noun

wjerchojstwo n inan (diminutive wjerchojstwicko)

wjerchojstwicko (diminutive)
wjerchojstwoo (nominative singular)
wjerchojstwoje (dual nominative)
wjerchojstwoa (nominative plural)
wjerchojstwoa (genitive singular)
wjerchojstwoowu (dual genitive)
wjerchojstwoow (genitive plural)
wjerchojstwooju (dative singular)
wjerchojstwou (dative singular)
wjerchojstwooma (dative dual)
wjerchojstwoam (dative plural)
wjerchojstwoo (accusative singular)
wjerchojstwoje (accusative dual)
wjerchojstwoa (accusative plural)
wjerchojstwoom (instrumental singular)
wjerchojstwooma (dual instrumental)
wjerchojstwoami (instrumental plural)
wjerchojstwoje (locative singular)
wjerchojstwooma (dual locative)
wjerchojstwoach (locative plural)


domacnosć

domacnosć (nominative singular)
domacnosći (dual nominative)
domacnosći (nominative plural)
domacnosći (genitive singular)
domacnosćowu (dual genitive)
domacnosćow (genitive plural)
domacnosći (dative singular)
domacnosćoma (dative dual)
domacnosćam (dative plural)
domacnosć (accusative singular)
domacnosći (accusative dual)
domacnosći (accusative plural)
domacnosću (instrumental singular)
domacnosćoma (dual instrumental)
domacnosćami (instrumental plural)
domacnosći (locative singular)
domacnosćoma (dual locative)
domacnosćach (locative plural)

From domacny + -osć. Cognate with Czech domácnost, Slovak domácnosť.


zapust

zapust (nominative singular)
zapusta (dual nominative)
zapusty (nominative plural)
zapusta (genitive singular)
zapustowu (dual genitive)
zapustow (genitive plural)
zapustoju (dative singular)
zapustoma (dative dual)
zapustam (dative plural)
zapust (accusative singular)
zapusta (accusative dual)
zapusty (accusative plural)
zapustom (instrumental singular)
zapustoma (dual instrumental)
zapustami (instrumental plural)
zapusće (locative singular)
zapustoma (dual locative)
zapustach (locative plural)

From za- (“behind”) + pusty (“empty, deserted”) (for the sense, compare Slovene pust (“Lent”)). Cognate with Polish zapusty.

af

carnival (festival held just before the beginning of Lent)


kloštaŕ

kloštaŕ (nominative singular)
kloštarja (dual nominative)
kloštarje (nominative plural)
kloštarja (genitive singular)
kloštarjowu (dual genitive)
kloštarjow (genitive plural)
kloštarjoju (dative singular)
kloštarjoma (dative dual)
kloštarjam (dative plural)
kloštaŕ (accusative singular)
kloštarja (accusative dual)
kloštarje (accusative plural)
kloštarjom (instrumental singular)
kloštarjoma (dual instrumental)
kloštarjami (instrumental plural)
kloštarju (locative singular)
kloštarjoma (dual locative)
kloštarjach (locative plural)

From Middle Low German klôster, from Old Saxon *klōstar, from Vulgar Latin *clōstrum, from Latin claustrum; adapted to the suffix -aŕ.


chóšć

chóšćik (diminutive)
chóšć (nominative singular)
chóšća (dual nominative)
chóšće (nominative plural)
chóšća (genitive singular)
chóšćowu (dual genitive)
chóšćow (genitive plural)
chóšćoju (dative singular)
chóšćoma (dative dual)
chóšćam (dative plural)
chóšć (accusative singular)
chóšća (accusative dual)
chóšće (accusative plural)
chóšćom (instrumental singular)
chóšćoma (dual instrumental)
chóšćami (instrumental plural)
chóšću (locative singular)
chóšćoma (dual locative)
chóšćach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *xvoščь; cognate with Russian хвощ (xvošč, “horsetail”); Polish chwoszcze, chwoszczka (“horsetail”); Polabian ch́üst.


wótwisnosć

wótwisnosć (nominative singular)
wótwisnosći (dual nominative)
wótwisnosći (nominative plural)
wótwisnosći (genitive singular)
wótwisnosćowu (dual genitive)
wótwisnosćow (genitive plural)
wótwisnosći (dative singular)
wótwisnosćoma (dative dual)
wótwisnosćam (dative plural)
wótwisnosć (accusative singular)
wótwisnosći (accusative dual)
wótwisnosći (accusative plural)
wótwisnosću (instrumental singular)
wótwisnosćoma (dual instrumental)
wótwisnosćami (instrumental plural)
wótwisnosći (locative singular)
wótwisnosćoma (dual locative)
wótwisnosćach (locative plural)

From wótwisny (“dependent”) (from wót- + wisaś (“to hang”), from Proto-Slavic *visěti) + -osć.


tšojenje

tšojenje (nominative singular)
tšojeni (dual nominative)
tšojenja (nominative plural)
tšojenja (genitive singular)
tšojenjowu (dual genitive)
tšojenjow (genitive plural)
tšojenjeju (dative singular)
tšojenju (dative singular)
tšojenjoma (dative dual)
tšojenjam (dative plural)
tšojenje (accusative singular)
tšojeni (accusative dual)
tšojenja (accusative plural)
tšojenim (instrumental singular)
tšojenjoma (dual instrumental)
tšojenjami (instrumental plural)
tšojenju (locative singular)
tšojenjoma (dual locative)
tšojenjach (locative plural)

/ˈt͡ʃɔjɛnʲɛ/

[ˈt͡ʃɔjenʲə]

From tšojś (from Proto-Slavic *strojiti) + -nje. Cognate with Polish strojenie.


zwězk

zwežk (nominative singular)
zwežka (dual nominative)
zwežki (nominative plural)
zwežka (genitive singular)
zwežkowu (dual genitive)
zwežkow (genitive plural)
zwežkoju (dative singular)
zwežkoma (dative dual)
zwežkam (dative plural)
zwežk (accusative singular)
zwežka (accusative dual)
zwežki (accusative plural)
zwežkom (instrumental singular)
zwežkoma (dual instrumental)
zwežkami (instrumental plural)
zwežku (locative singular)
zwežkoma (dual locative)
zwežkach (locative plural)

From now archaic zwěz (from Proto-Slavic *sъvęzъ) + -k. Cognate with Czech svaz, Slovak zväz, Serbo-Croatian savez.


murjowaś

murjuju (first-person present singular)
murjujom (first-person present singular)
murjujomej (dual first-person present)
murjujomy (first-person plural present)
murjujoš (present second-person singular)
murjujotej (dual present second-person)
murjujośo (plural present second-person)
murjujo (present singular third-person)
murjujotej (dual present third-person)
murjuju (plural present third-person)
murjowach (first-person preterite singular)
murjowachmej (dual first-person preterite)
murjowachmy (first-person plural preterite)
murjowašo (preterite second-person singular)
murjowaštej (dual preterite second-person)
murjowašćo (plural preterite second-person)
murjowašo (preterite singular third-person)
murjowaštej (dual preterite third-person)
murjowachu (plural preterite third-person)
murjuj (imperative second-person singular)
murjujtej (dual imperative second-person)
murjujśo (imperative plural second-person)

From murja + -owaś; compare Polish murować (“to build a wall”). The sense “to play defensively in a card game” is a semantic loan from German mauern.


wótrošk

wótrošk (nominative singular)
wótroška (dual nominative)
wótroški (nominative plural)
wótroška (genitive singular)
wótroškowu (dual genitive)
wótroškow (genitive plural)
wótroškoju (dative singular)
wótroškoma (dative dual)
wótroškam (dative plural)
wótroška (accusative singular)
wótroškowu (accusative dual)
wótroški (accusative plural)
wótroškow (accusative plural)
wótroškom (instrumental singular)
wótroškoma (dual instrumental)
wótroškami (instrumental plural)
wótrošku (locative singular)
wótroškoma (dual locative)
wótroškach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *otročьkъ, diminutive of *otròkъ; cognate with Lower Sorbian wotročk, Polish otroczek, Polabian våtrük (“son”), Kashubian òtrok (“son”).


wuwiśe

wuwiśe (nominative singular)
wuwiśi (dual nominative)
wuwiśa (nominative plural)
wuwiśa (genitive singular)
wuwiśowu (dual genitive)
wuwiśow (genitive plural)
wuwiśeju (dative singular)
wuwiśu (dative singular)
wuwiśoma (dative dual)
wuwiśam (dative plural)
wuwiśe (accusative singular)
wuwiśi (accusative dual)
wuwiśa (accusative plural)
wuwiśim (instrumental singular)
wuwiśoma (dual instrumental)
wuwiśami (instrumental plural)
wuwiśu (locative singular)
wuwiśoma (dual locative)
wuwiśach (locative plural)

From wuwiś (“develop”), from wu- + wiś (“wrap, twist”), + -śe. Cognate with Slovak vývoj, Czech vývoj.


sćažka

sćažcycka (diminutive)
sćažka (nominative singular)
sćažce (dual nominative)
sćažki (nominative plural)
sćažki (genitive singular)
sćažkowu (dual genitive)
sćažkow (genitive plural)
sćažce (dative singular)
sćažkoma (dative dual)
sćažkam (dative plural)
sćažku (accusative singular)
sćažce (accusative dual)
sćažki (accusative plural)
sćažku (instrumental singular)
sćažkoma (dual instrumental)
sćažkami (instrumental plural)
sćažce (locative singular)
sćažkoma (dual locative)
sćažkach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *stьžьka (diminutive of *stьdza), compare Upper Sorbian šćežka, Polish ściezka, Slovak cestička, Czech stezka, Ukrainian стежка (stežka), Belarusian сцежка (scježka).


rězyna

rězyna (nominative singular)
rězynje (dual nominative)
rězyny (nominative plural)
rězyny (genitive singular)
rězynowu (dual genitive)
rězynow (genitive plural)
rězynje (dative singular)
rězynoma (dative dual)
rězynam (dative plural)
rězynu (accusative singular)
rězynje (accusative dual)
rězyny (accusative plural)
rězynu (instrumental singular)
rězynoma (dual instrumental)
rězynami (instrumental plural)
rězynje (locative singular)
rězynoma (dual locative)
rězynach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *rězina (from *rězati (“to cut”)); compare Upper Sorbian rězyna; Polabian rezáina; reznó; Czech řeziny (“sawdust”).

(specifically) hairy sedge (Carex hirta)


popajź

popajź (nominative singular)
popajźi (dual nominative)
popajźi (nominative plural)
popajźi (genitive singular)
popajźowu (dual genitive)
popajźow (genitive plural)
popajźi (dative singular)
popajźoma (dative dual)
popajźam (dative plural)
popajź (accusative singular)
popajźi (accusative dual)
popajźi (accusative plural)
popajźu (instrumental singular)
popajźoma (dual instrumental)
popajźami (instrumental plural)
popajźi (locative singular)
popajźoma (dual locative)
popajźach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *popadь; compare Upper Sorbian popad (“a catch”), Polish popad (“serious illness”).


arcybiskupstwo

arcybiskupstwo (nominative singular)
arcybiskupstwje (dual nominative)
arcybiskupstwa (nominative plural)
arcybiskupstwa (genitive singular)
arcybiskupstwowu (dual genitive)
arcybiskupstwow (genitive plural)
arcybiskupstwoju (dative singular)
arcybiskupstwu (dative singular)
arcybiskupstwoma (dative dual)
arcybiskupstwam (dative plural)
arcybiskupstwo (accusative singular)
arcybiskupstwje (accusative dual)
arcybiskupstwa (accusative plural)
arcybiskupstwom (instrumental singular)
arcybiskupstwoma (dual instrumental)
arcybiskupstwami (instrumental plural)
arcybiskupstwje (locative singular)
arcybiskupstwoma (dual locative)
arcybiskupstwach (locative plural)


cowanje

cowańko (diminutive)
cowanje (nominative singular)
cowani (dual nominative)
cowanja (nominative plural)
cowanja (genitive singular)
cowanjowu (dual genitive)
cowanjow (genitive plural)
cowanjeju (dative singular)
cowanju (dative singular)
cowanjoma (dative dual)
cowanjam (dative plural)
cowanje (accusative singular)
cowani (accusative dual)
cowanja (accusative plural)
cowanim (instrumental singular)
cowanjoma (dual instrumental)
cowanjami (instrumental plural)
cowanju (locative singular)
cowanjoma (dual locative)
cowanjach (locative plural)

From cowaś (“to dream”), of unknown origin, + -nje.


wjerch

wjeršk (diminutive)
wjerch (nominative singular)
wjercha (dual nominative)
wjerchy (nominative plural)
wjercha (genitive singular)
wjerchowu (dual genitive)
wjerchow (genitive plural)
wjerchoju (dative singular)
wjerchoma (dative dual)
wjercham (dative plural)
wjerch (accusative singular)
wjercha (accusative dual)
wjerchy (accusative plural)
wjerchom (instrumental singular)
wjerchoma (dual instrumental)
wjerchami (instrumental plural)
wjerchu (locative singular)
wjerchoma (dual locative)
wjerchach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *vьrxъ. Cognate with Upper Sorbian wjerch, Slovak vrch, Czech vrch, Polish wierch, Ukrainian верх (verx).


wjerch

wjeršk (diminutive)
wjerch (nominative singular)
wjercha (dual nominative)
wjerchy (nominative plural)
wjercha (genitive singular)
wjerchowu (dual genitive)
wjerchow (genitive plural)
wjerchoju (dative singular)
wjerchoma (dative dual)
wjercham (dative plural)
wjercha (accusative singular)
wjerchowu (accusative dual)
wjerchy (accusative plural)
wjerchow (accusative plural)
wjerchom (instrumental singular)
wjerchoma (dual instrumental)
wjerchami (instrumental plural)
wjerchu (locative singular)
wjerchoma (dual locative)
wjerchach (locative plural)


rozsud

rozsud (nominative singular)
rozsuda (dual nominative)
rozsudy (nominative plural)
rozsuda (genitive singular)
rozsudowu (dual genitive)
rozsudow (genitive plural)
rozsudoju (dative singular)
rozsudoma (dative dual)
rozsudam (dative plural)
rozsud (accusative singular)
rozsuda (accusative dual)
rozsudy (accusative plural)
rozsudom (instrumental singular)
rozsudoma (dual instrumental)
rozsudami (instrumental plural)
rozsudje (locative singular)
rozsudoma (dual locative)
rozsudach (locative plural)

From roz- + sud (“judgment”), from Proto-Slavic *sǫ̃dъ. Cognate with Czech rozsudek.


rědnosć

rědnosć (nominative singular)
rědnosći (dual nominative)
rědnosći (nominative plural)
rědnosći (genitive singular)
rědnosćowu (dual genitive)
rědnosćow (genitive plural)
rědnosći (dative singular)
rědnosćoma (dative dual)
rědnosćam (dative plural)
rědnosć (accusative singular)
rědnosći (accusative dual)
rědnosći (accusative plural)
rědnosću (instrumental singular)
rědnosćoma (dual instrumental)
rědnosćami (instrumental plural)
rědnosći (locative singular)
rědnosćoma (dual locative)
rědnosćach (locative plural)


šmek

šmek (nominative singular)
šmeka (dual nominative)
šmeke (nominative plural)
šmeka (genitive singular)
šmekowu (dual genitive)
šmekow (genitive plural)
šmekoju (dative singular)
šmekoma (dative dual)
šmekam (dative plural)
šmek (accusative singular)
šmeka (accusative dual)
šmeke (accusative plural)
šmekom (instrumental singular)
šmekoma (dual instrumental)
šmekami (instrumental plural)
šmeku (locative singular)
šmekoma (dual locative)
šmekach (locative plural)

From Middle Low German smak, smake, from Old Saxon *smakk, *smak, from Proto-Germanic *smakkuz, from Proto-Indo-European *smeg-.

(colloquial) taste (sensation produced by the tongue)


póchad

póchad (nominative singular)
póchada (dual nominative)
póchady (nominative plural)
póchada (genitive singular)
póchadowu (dual genitive)
póchadow (genitive plural)
póchadoju (dative singular)
póchadoma (dative dual)
póchadam (dative plural)
póchad (accusative singular)
póchada (accusative dual)
póchady (accusative plural)
póchadom (instrumental singular)
póchadoma (dual instrumental)
póchadami (instrumental plural)
póchaźe (locative singular)
póchadoma (dual locative)
póchadach (locative plural)

Back-formation from póchadaś (from po- + chadaś, iterative of chójźiś); compare Polish pochodzenie.


wójwodstwo

wójwodsto (nominative singular)
wójwodstje (dual nominative)
wójwodsta (nominative plural)
wójwodsta (genitive singular)
wójwodstowu (dual genitive)
wójwodstow (genitive plural)
wójwodstoju (dative singular)
wójwodstu (dative singular)
wójwodstoma (dative dual)
wójwodstam (dative plural)
wójwodsto (accusative singular)
wójwodstje (accusative dual)
wójwodsta (accusative plural)
wójwodstom (instrumental singular)
wójwodstoma (dual instrumental)
wójwodstami (instrumental plural)
wójwodstje (locative singular)
wójwodstoma (dual locative)
wójwodstach (locative plural)

From wójwoda + -stwo. Cognate with Polish województwo, Serbo-Croatian vojvodstvo, Slovak vojvodstvo, Czech vojvodství, Kashubian wòjewództwò.


tšašydło

tšašydło (nominative singular)
tšašydle (dual nominative)
tšašydła (nominative plural)
tšašydła (genitive singular)
tšašydłowu (dual genitive)
tšašydłow (genitive plural)
tšašydłoju (dative singular)
tšašydłu (dative singular)
tšašydłoma (dative dual)
tšašydłam (dative plural)
tšašydło (accusative singular)
tšašydle (accusative dual)
tšašydła (accusative plural)
tšašydłom (instrumental singular)
tšašydłoma (dual instrumental)
tšašydłami (instrumental plural)
tšašydle (locative singular)
tšašydłoma (dual locative)
tšašydłach (locative plural)

/ˈt͡ʃaʃɨdwɔ/

From Proto-Slavic *strašidlo, from *strȃxъ. By surface analysis, tšašyś (“to haunt”) + -dło, from tšach (“fear”). Cognate with Slovak strašidlo, Czech strašidlo, Polish straszydło, Kashubian strašédło, Polabian strosaidłü, Serbo-Croatian страшило.


wójwoda

wójwodka (feminine)
wójwoda (nominative singular)
wójwoźe (dual nominative)
wójwody (nominative plural)
wójwody (genitive singular)
wójwodowu (dual genitive)
wójwodow (genitive plural)
wójwoźe (dative singular)
wójwodoma (dative dual)
wójwodam (dative plural)
wójwodu (accusative singular)
wójwodowu (accusative dual)
wójwody (accusative plural)
wójwodow (accusative plural)
wójwodu (instrumental singular)
wójwodoma (dual instrumental)
wójwodami (instrumental plural)
wójwoźe (locative singular)
wójwodoma (dual locative)
wójwodach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *vojevoda. Cognate with Upper Sorbian wójwoda, Polish wojewoda, Serbo-Croatian vojvoda, Slovak vojvoda, Czech vévoda, Slovene vojvoda.


łžyca

łžyca (nominative singular)
łžycy (dual nominative)
łžyce (nominative plural)
łžyce (genitive singular)
łžycowu (dual genitive)
łžycow (genitive plural)
łžycy (dative singular)
łžycoma (dative dual)
łžycam (dative plural)
łžycu (accusative singular)
łžycy (accusative dual)
łžyce (accusative plural)
łžycu (instrumental singular)
łžycoma (dual instrumental)
łžycami (instrumental plural)
łžycy (locative singular)
łžycoma (dual locative)
łžycach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *lъžica. Cognate with Upper Sorbian łžica, Czech lžíce, Serbo-Croatian žlica.


hodlaŕ

hodlaŕ (nominative singular)
hodlarja (dual nominative)
hodlarje (nominative plural)
hodlarja (genitive singular)
hodlarjowu (dual genitive)
hodlarjow (genitive plural)
hodlarjoju (dative singular)
hodlarjoma (dative dual)
hodlarjam (dative plural)
hodlarja (accusative singular)
hodlarjowu (accusative dual)
hodlarje (accusative plural)
hodlarjow (accusative plural)
hodlarjom (instrumental singular)
hodlarjoma (dual instrumental)
hodlarjami (instrumental plural)
hodlarju (locative singular)
hodlarjoma (dual locative)
hodlarjach (locative plural)

From German Low German Oodler or German Adler, from Middle High German adler, adelar, adelare.


gjardosć

gjardosć (nominative singular)
gjardosći (dual nominative)
gjardosći (nominative plural)
gjardosći (genitive singular)
gjardosćowu (dual genitive)
gjardosćow (genitive plural)
gjardosći (dative singular)
gjardosćoma (dative dual)
gjardosćam (dative plural)
gjardosć (accusative singular)
gjardosći (accusative dual)
gjardosći (accusative plural)
gjardosću (instrumental singular)
gjardosćoma (dual instrumental)
gjardosćami (instrumental plural)
gjardosći (locative singular)
gjardosćoma (dual locative)
gjardosćach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *gъrd-ostь. By surface analysis, gjardy + -osć. Cognate with Upper Sorbian hordosć, Czech hrdosť, Bulgarian гордост (gordost).


dopomnjeś

dopomnjeju (first-person present singular)
dopomnjejom (first-person present singular)
dopomnjejomej (dual first-person present)
dopomnjejomy (first-person plural present)
dopomnjejoš (present second-person singular)
dopomnjejotej (dual present second-person)
dopomnjejośo (plural present second-person)
dopomnjejo (present singular third-person)
dopomnjejotej (dual present third-person)
dopomnjeju (plural present third-person)
dopomnjech (first-person preterite singular)
dopomnjechmej (dual first-person preterite)
dopomnjechmy (first-person plural preterite)
dopomnje (preterite second-person singular)
dopomnještej (dual preterite second-person)
dopomnješćo (plural preterite second-person)
dopomnje (preterite singular third-person)
dopomnještej (dual preterite third-person)
dopomnjechu (plural preterite third-person)
dopomnjej (imperative second-person singular)
dopomnjejtej (dual imperative second-person)
dopomnjejśo (imperative plural second-person)

From do- + pomnjeś, from Proto-Slavic *pomьneti. Cognate with Polish dopomnieć.


wědomnostnik

dsb-noun

wědomnostnik m pers (feminine wědomnostnica)

wědomnostnica (feminine)
wědomnostnik (nominative singular)
wědomnostnika (dual nominative)
wědomnostniki (nominative plural)
wědomnostnika (genitive singular)
wědomnostnikowu (dual genitive)
wědomnostnikow (genitive plural)
wědomnostnikoju (dative singular)
wědomnostnikoma (dative dual)
wědomnostnikam (dative plural)
wědomnostnika (accusative singular)
wědomnostnikowu (accusative dual)
wědomnostniki (accusative plural)
wědomnostnikow (accusative plural)
wědomnostnikom (instrumental singular)
wědomnostnikoma (dual instrumental)
wědomnostnikami (instrumental plural)
wědomnostniku (locative singular)
wědomnostnikoma (dual locative)
wědomnostnikach (locative plural)


góźba

góźba (nominative singular)
góźbje (dual nominative)
góźby (nominative plural)
góźby (genitive singular)
góźbowu (dual genitive)
góźbow (genitive plural)
góźbje (dative singular)
góźboma (dative dual)
góźbam (dative plural)
góźbu (accusative singular)
góźbje (accusative dual)
góźby (accusative plural)
góźbu (instrumental singular)
góźboma (dual instrumental)
góźbami (instrumental plural)
góźbje (locative singular)
góźboma (dual locative)
góźbach (locative plural)

A derivative of Proto-Slavic *godъ (“suitable time”)


wuspěch

wuspěch (nominative singular)
wuspěcha (dual nominative)
wuspěchy (nominative plural)
wuspěcha (genitive singular)
wuspěchowu (dual genitive)
wuspěchow (genitive plural)
wuspěchoju (dative singular)
wuspěchoma (dative dual)
wuspěcham (dative plural)
wuspěch (accusative singular)
wuspěcha (accusative dual)
wuspěchy (accusative plural)
wuspěchom (instrumental singular)
wuspěchoma (dual instrumental)
wuspěchami (instrumental plural)
wuspěchu (locative singular)
wuspěchoma (dual locative)
wuspěchach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *u-spěxъ. By surface analysis, wu- + spěch. Cognate with Czech úspěch, Russian успех (uspex), Carpathian Rusyn успіх (uspix), Slovak úspech, Slovene uspeh.


kněžaŕ

kněžaŕka (feminine)
kněžaŕ (nominative singular)
kněžaŕa (dual nominative)
kněžaŕe (nominative plural)
kněžaŕa (genitive singular)
kněžaŕowu (dual genitive)
kněžaŕow (genitive plural)
kněžaŕoju (dative singular)
kněžaŕoma (dative dual)
kněžaŕam (dative plural)
kněžaŕa (accusative singular)
kněžaŕowu (accusative dual)
kněžaŕe (accusative plural)
kněžaŕow (accusative plural)
kněžaŕom (instrumental singular)
kněžaŕoma (dual instrumental)
kněžaŕami (instrumental plural)
kněžaŕu (locative singular)
kněžaŕoma (dual locative)
kněžaŕach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *kъnędzь (“king”), from Proto-Germanic *kuningaz (“king”).


kněžaŕstwo

kněžarstwo (nominative singular)
kněžarstwje (dual nominative)
kněžarstwa (nominative plural)
kněžarstwa (genitive singular)
kněžarstwowu (dual genitive)
kněžarstwow (genitive plural)
kněžarstwoju (dative singular)
kněžarstwu (dative singular)
kněžarstwoma (dative dual)
kněžarstwam (dative plural)
kněžarstwo (accusative singular)
kněžarstwje (accusative dual)
kněžarstwa (accusative plural)
kněžarstwom (instrumental singular)
kněžarstwoma (dual instrumental)
kněžarstwami (instrumental plural)
kněžarstwje (locative singular)
kněžarstwoma (dual locative)
kněžarstwach (locative plural)


somoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of som


nuzy

inflection of nuza:
dative/locative singular

inflection of nuza:
nominative/accusative dual


jaseń

jaseńk (diminutive)
jaseń (nominative singular)
jasenja (dual nominative)
jasenje (nominative plural)
jasenja (genitive singular)
jasenjowu (dual genitive)
jasenjow (genitive plural)
jasenjoju (dative singular)
jasenjoma (dative dual)
jasenjam (dative plural)
jaseń (accusative singular)
jasenja (accusative dual)
jasenje (accusative plural)
jasenjom (instrumental singular)
jasenjoma (dual instrumental)
jasenjami (instrumental plural)
jasenju (locative singular)
jasenjoma (dual locative)
jasenjach (locative plural)
jaseń (nominative singular)
jaseni (dual nominative)
jaseni (nominative plural)
jaseni (genitive singular)
jasenjowu (dual genitive)
jasenjow (genitive plural)
jaseni (dative singular)
jasenjoma (dative dual)
jasenjam (dative plural)
jaseń (accusative singular)
jaseni (accusative dual)
jaseni (accusative plural)
jasenju (instrumental singular)
jasenjoma (dual instrumental)
jasenjami (instrumental plural)
jaseni (locative singular)
jasenjoma (dual locative)
jasenjach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *asenь, from Proto-Indo-European *Heh₃s-.

Fraxinus excelsior
Fraxinus excelsior#Translingual

(specifcally) common ash (Fraxinus excelsior)


riś

ritka (diminutive)
riś (nominative singular)
riśi (dual nominative)
riśi (nominative plural)
riśi (genitive singular)
riśowu (dual genitive)
riśow (genitive plural)
riśi (dative singular)
riśoma (dative dual)
riśam (dative plural)
riś (accusative singular)
riśi (accusative dual)
riśi (accusative plural)
riśu (instrumental singular)
riśoma (dual instrumental)
riśami (instrumental plural)
riśi (locative singular)
riśoma (dual locative)
riśach (locative plural)


syrota

syrota (nominative singular)
syrośe (dual nominative)
syroty (nominative plural)
syroty (genitive singular)
syrotowu (dual genitive)
syrotow (genitive plural)
syrośe (dative singular)
syrotoma (dative dual)
syrotam (dative plural)
syrotu (accusative singular)
syrośe (accusative dual)
syroty (accusative plural)
syrotu (instrumental singular)
syrotoma (dual instrumental)
syrotami (instrumental plural)
syrośe (locative singular)
syrotoma (dual locative)
syrotach (locative plural)

orphan (someone whose parents have died)


zubaty

zubaty (masculine nominative singular)
zubata (feminine nominative singular)
zubate (neuter nominative singular)
zubatej (dual nominative)
zubate (nominative plural)
zubatego (genitive masculine singular)
zubateje (feminine genitive singular)
zubatego (genitive neuter singular)
zubateju (dual genitive)
zubatych (genitive plural)
zubatemu (dative masculine singular)
zubatej (dative feminine singular)
zubatemu (dative neuter singular)
zubatyma (dative dual)
zubatym (dative plural)
zubaty (accusative masculine singular)
zubatego (accusative animate masculine singular)
zubatu (accusative feminine singular)
zubate (accusative neuter singular)
zubatej (accusative dual)
zubateju (accusative animate dual)
zubate (accusative plural)
zubatych (optional animate form) (accusative plural)
zubatym (instrumental masculine singular)
zubateju (feminine instrumental singular)
zubatym (instrumental neuter singular)
zubatyma (dual instrumental)
zubatymi (instrumental plural)
zubatem (locative masculine singular)
zubatej (feminine locative singular)
zubatem (locative neuter singular)
zubatyma (dual locative)
zubatych (locative plural)


Łobjo

Łobjo (nominative singular uncountable)
Łobja (genitive singular uncountable)
Łobjoju (dative singular uncountable)
Łobju (dative singular uncountable)
Łobjo (accusative singular uncountable)
Łobjom (instrumental singular uncountable)
Łobju (locative singular uncountable)

From Proto-Slavic *olba, from Proto-Germanic *albī (“river”).

Elbe (a river in the Czech Republic and Germany)


dubrawa

dubrawa (nominative singular)
dubrawje (dual nominative)
dubrawy (nominative plural)
dubrawy (genitive singular)
dubrawowu (dual genitive)
dubrawow (genitive plural)
dubrawje (dative singular)
dubrawoma (dative dual)
dubrawam (dative plural)
dubrawu (accusative singular)
dubrawje (accusative dual)
dubrawy (accusative plural)
dubrawu (instrumental singular)
dubrawoma (dual instrumental)
dubrawami (instrumental plural)
dubrawje (locative singular)
dubrawoma (dual locative)
dubrawach (locative plural)


brjok

Sorbus torminalis
Sorbus torminalis#Translingual

wild service tree, chequer tree (Sorbus torminalis)


sytem

masculine/neuter locative singular of syty


nimskej

inflection of nimski:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of nimski:
nominative/accusative dual


wóznam

wóznam (nominative singular)
wóznama (dual nominative)
wóznamy (nominative plural)
wóznama (genitive singular)
wóznamowu (dual genitive)
wóznamow (genitive plural)
wóznamoju (dative singular)
wóznamoma (dative dual)
wóznamam (dative plural)
wóznam (accusative singular)
wóznama (accusative dual)
wóznamy (accusative plural)
wóznamom (instrumental singular)
wóznamoma (dual instrumental)
wóznamami (instrumental plural)
wóznamje (locative singular)
wóznamoma (dual locative)
wóznamach (locative plural)

Compare Czech význam and Upper Sorbian woznam


kocor

kocka (feminine)
kocor (nominative singular)
kocora (dual nominative)
kocory (nominative plural)
kocora (genitive singular)
kocorowu (dual genitive)
kocorow (genitive plural)
kocoroju (dative singular)
kocoroma (dative dual)
kocoram (dative plural)
kocora (accusative singular)
kocorowu (accusative dual)
kocory (accusative plural)
kocorow (accusative plural)
kocorom (instrumental singular)
kocoroma (dual instrumental)
kocorami (instrumental plural)
kocorje (locative singular)
kocoroma (dual locative)
kocorach (locative plural)


cyž

Spinus spinus
Spinus spinus#Translingual


serbstwo

serbstwo (nominative singular)
serbstwje (dual nominative)
serbstwa (nominative plural)
serbstwa (genitive singular)
serbstwowu (dual genitive)
serbstwow (genitive plural)
serbstwoju (dative singular)
serbstwu (dative singular)
serbstwoma (dative dual)
serbstwam (dative plural)
serbstwo (accusative singular)
serbstwje (accusative dual)
serbstwa (accusative plural)
serbstwom (instrumental singular)
serbstwoma (dual instrumental)
serbstwami (instrumental plural)
serbstwje (locative singular)
serbstwoma (dual locative)
serbstwach (locative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sьrbьstvo. By surface analysis, Serb + -stwo.


šnarl

Emberiza citrinella
Emberiza citrinella#Translingual

(dialectal) Alternative form of tšnarl (“yellowhammer”) (Emberiza citrinella)


lěsk

diminutive of lěs; small forest composed of deciduous trees


glědałko

glědałko (nominative singular)
glědałce (dual nominative)
glědałka (nominative plural)
glědałka (genitive singular)
glědałkowu (dual genitive)
glědałkow (genitive plural)
glědałkoju (dative singular)
glědałku (dative singular)
glědałkoma (dative dual)
glědałkam (dative plural)
glědałko (accusative singular)
glědałce (accusative dual)
glědałka (accusative plural)
glědałkom (instrumental singular)
glědałkoma (dual instrumental)
glědałkami (instrumental plural)
glědałku (locative singular)
glědałkoma (dual locative)
glědałkach (locative plural)


wědomnostny

wědomnostnje (adverb)
wědomnostny (masculine nominative singular)
wědomnostna (feminine nominative singular)
wědomnostne (neuter nominative singular)
wědomnostnej (dual nominative)
wědomnostne (nominative plural)
wědomnostnego (genitive masculine singular)
wědomnostneje (feminine genitive singular)
wědomnostnego (genitive neuter singular)
wědomnostneju (dual genitive)
wědomnostnych (genitive plural)
wědomnostnemu (dative masculine singular)
wědomnostnej (dative feminine singular)
wědomnostnemu (dative neuter singular)
wědomnostnyma (dative dual)
wědomnostnym (dative plural)
wědomnostny (accusative masculine singular)
wědomnostnego (accusative animate masculine singular)
wědomnostnu (accusative feminine singular)
wědomnostne (accusative neuter singular)
wědomnostnej (accusative dual)
wědomnostneju (accusative animate dual)
wědomnostne (accusative plural)
wědomnostnych (optional animate form) (accusative plural)
wědomnostnym (instrumental masculine singular)
wědomnostneju (feminine instrumental singular)
wědomnostnym (instrumental neuter singular)
wědomnostnyma (dual instrumental)
wědomnostnymi (instrumental plural)
wědomnostnem (locative masculine singular)
wědomnostnej (feminine locative singular)
wědomnostnem (locative neuter singular)
wědomnostnyma (dual locative)
wědomnostnych (locative plural)


linguistika

linguistika (nominative singular)
linguistice (dual nominative)
linguistiki (nominative plural)
linguistiki (genitive singular)
linguistikowu (dual genitive)
linguistikow (genitive plural)
linguistice (dative singular)
linguistikoma (dative dual)
linguistikam (dative plural)
linguistiku (accusative singular)
linguistice (accusative dual)
linguistiki (accusative plural)
linguistiku (instrumental singular)
linguistikoma (dual instrumental)
linguistikami (instrumental plural)
linguistice (locative singular)
linguistikoma (dual locative)
linguistikach (locative plural)


lubem

masculine/neuter locative singular of luby


poloma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of polo


póloma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of pólo


blizki

blizki (masculine nominative singular)
blizka (feminine nominative singular)
blizke (neuter nominative singular)
blizkej (dual nominative)
blizke (nominative plural)
blizkego (genitive masculine singular)
blizkeje (feminine genitive singular)
blizkego (genitive neuter singular)
blizkeju (dual genitive)
blizkich (genitive plural)
blizkemu (dative masculine singular)
blizkej (dative feminine singular)
blizkemu (dative neuter singular)
blizkima (dative dual)
blizkim (dative plural)
blizki (accusative masculine singular)
blizkego (accusative animate masculine singular)
blizku (accusative feminine singular)
blizke (accusative neuter singular)
blizkej (accusative dual)
blizkeju (accusative animate dual)
blizke (accusative plural)
blizkich (optional animate form) (accusative plural)
blizkim (instrumental masculine singular)
blizkeju (feminine instrumental singular)
blizkim (instrumental neuter singular)
blizkima (dual instrumental)
blizkimi (instrumental plural)
blizkem (locative masculine singular)
blizkej (feminine locative singular)
blizkem (locative neuter singular)
blizkima (dual locative)
blizkich (locative plural)


kuždemu

masculine/neuter dative singular of kuždy


dolnoserbska

feminine nominative singular of dolnoserbski


rysoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of rys


Ꞩ

(obsolete) The capital form of the letter ⟨ẜ⟩.


ganowa

ganowa (nominative singular)
ganowje (dual nominative)
ganowy (nominative plural)
ganowy (genitive singular)
ganowowu (dual genitive)
ganowow (genitive plural)
ganowje (dative singular)
ganowoma (dative dual)
ganowam (dative plural)
ganowu (accusative singular)
ganowowu (accusative dual)
ganowy (accusative plural)
ganowow (accusative plural)
ganowu (instrumental singular)
ganowoma (dual instrumental)
ganowami (instrumental plural)
ganowje (locative singular)
ganowoma (dual locative)
ganowach (locative plural)

From German Ganove, a back-formation from Yiddish גנבֿים (ganovim), plural of גנבֿ (ganef, “thief”), from Hebrew גַנָב (ganáv).


góspodaŕstwo

góspodaŕstwo (nominative singular)
góspodaŕstwje (dual nominative)
góspodaŕstwa (nominative plural)
góspodaŕstwa (genitive singular)
góspodaŕstwowu (dual genitive)
góspodaŕstwow (genitive plural)
góspodaŕstwoju (dative singular)
góspodaŕstwu (dative singular)
góspodaŕstwoma (dative dual)
góspodaŕstwam (dative plural)
góspodaŕstwo (accusative singular)
góspodaŕstwje (accusative dual)
góspodaŕstwa (accusative plural)
góspodaŕstwom (instrumental singular)
góspodaŕstwoma (dual instrumental)
góspodaŕstwami (instrumental plural)
góspodaŕstwje (locative singular)
góspodaŕstwoma (dual locative)
góspodaŕstwach (locative plural)

From góspodaŕ (“host, housekeeper”) + -stwo. Compare Polish gospodarstwo and Serbo-Croatian gospodárstvo.


wěstota

wěstota (nominative singular)
wěstośe (dual nominative)
wěstoty (nominative plural)
wěstoty (genitive singular)
wěstotowu (dual genitive)
wěstotow (genitive plural)
wěstośe (dative singular)
wěstotoma (dative dual)
wěstotam (dative plural)
wěstotu (accusative singular)
wěstośe (accusative dual)
wěstoty (accusative plural)
wěstotu (instrumental singular)
wěstotoma (dual instrumental)
wěstotami (instrumental plural)
wěstośe (locative singular)
wěstotoma (dual locative)
wěstotach (locative plural)

From wěsty (from earlier jisty, from Proto-Slavic *jistъ (“certain”)), + -ota. Compare Upper Sorbian wěstota, Polish istota, Czech jistota.

Alternative form of wěstosć (“certainty, security”)


wěstosć

wěstosć (nominative singular)
wěstosći (dual nominative)
wěstosći (nominative plural)
wěstosći (genitive singular)
wěstosćowu (dual genitive)
wěstosćow (genitive plural)
wěstosći (dative singular)
wěstosćoma (dative dual)
wěstosćam (dative plural)
wěstosć (accusative singular)
wěstosći (accusative dual)
wěstosći (accusative plural)
wěstosću (instrumental singular)
wěstosćoma (dual instrumental)
wěstosćami (instrumental plural)
wěstosći (locative singular)
wěstosćoma (dual locative)
wěstosćach (locative plural)

From wěsty (from earlier jisty, from Proto-Slavic *jistъ (“certain”)), + -osć. Compare Upper Sorbian wěstosć.


ět

The name of the Latin-script letter ě/Ě.


ćej

The name of the Latin-script letter ć/Ć.


ejn

The name of the Latin-script letter ń/Ń.


ejŕ

The name of the Latin-script letter ŕ/Ŕ.


śej

The name of the Latin-script letter ś/Ś.


źej

The name of the Latin-script letter ź/Ź.


b́

(obsolete) The letter b with an acute accent, formerly used to represent the sound /bʲ/, now replaced by the digraph bj.


B́

(obsolete) The capital form of the letter b́.


pismik

pismik (nominative singular)
pismika (dual nominative)
pismiki (nominative plural)
pismika (genitive singular)
pismikowu (dual genitive)
pismikow (genitive plural)
pismikoju (dative singular)
pismikoma (dative dual)
pismikam (dative plural)
pismik (accusative singular)
pismika (accusative dual)
pismiki (accusative plural)
pismikom (instrumental singular)
pismikoma (dual instrumental)
pismikami (instrumental plural)
pismiku (locative singular)
pismikoma (dual locative)
pismikach (locative plural)

From pismo + -ik. Compare Upper Sorbian pismik.


głoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of gła


gły

inflection of gła:
nominative/accusative plural


glě

inflection of gła:
dative/locative singular

inflection of gła:
nominative/accusative dual


jogła

jogła (nominative singular)
jogłje (dual nominative)
jogły (nominative plural)
jogły (genitive singular)
jogłowu (dual genitive)
jogłow (genitive plural)
jogłje (dative singular)
jogłoma (dative dual)
jogłam (dative plural)
jogłu (accusative singular)
jogłje (accusative dual)
jogły (accusative plural)
jogłu (instrumental singular)
jogłoma (dual instrumental)
jogłami (instrumental plural)
jogłje (locative singular)
jogłoma (dual locative)
jogłach (locative plural)


głowu

accusative/instrumental singular of głowa


Słowjan

Słowjanka (feminine)
Słowjan (nominative singular)
Słowjana (dual nominative)
Słowjany (nominative plural)
Słowjana (genitive singular)
Słowjanowu (dual genitive)
Słowjanow (genitive plural)
Słowjanoju (dative singular)
Słowjanoma (dative dual)
Słowjanam (dative plural)
Słowjan (accusative singular)
Słowjana (accusative dual)
Słowjany (accusative plural)
Słowjanom (instrumental singular)
Słowjanoma (dual instrumental)
Słowjanami (instrumental plural)
Słowjanje (locative singular)
Słowjanoma (dual locative)
Słowjanach (locative plural)


cołka

cołka (nominative singular)
cołce (dual nominative)
cołki (nominative plural)
cołki (genitive singular)
cołkowu (dual genitive)
cołkow (genitive plural)
cołce (dative singular)
cołkoma (dative dual)
cołkam (dative plural)
cołku (accusative singular)
cołce (accusative dual)
cołki (accusative plural)
cołku (instrumental singular)
cołkoma (dual instrumental)
cołkami (instrumental plural)
cołce (locative singular)
cołkoma (dual locative)
cołkach (locative plural)


šere

inflection of šery:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of šery:
nominative/accusative plural


šerej

inflection of šery:
feminine dative/locative singular

inflection of šery:
nominative/accusative dual


šerym

inflection of šery:
masculine/neuter instrumental singular


šerem

masculine/neuter locative singular of šery


šeryma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of šery


mótejdło

mótejdło (nominative singular)
mótejdle (dual nominative)
mótejdła (nominative plural)
mótejdła (genitive singular)
mótejdłowu (dual genitive)
mótejdłow (genitive plural)
mótejdłoju (dative singular)
mótejdłu (dative singular)
mótejdłoma (dative dual)
mótejdłam (dative plural)
mótejdło (accusative singular)
mótejdle (accusative dual)
mótejdła (accusative plural)
mótejdłom (instrumental singular)
mótejdłoma (dual instrumental)
mótejdłami (instrumental plural)
mótejdle (locative singular)
mótejdłoma (dual locative)
mótejdłach (locative plural)


mósez

mósez (nominative singular)
móseza (dual nominative)
móseze (nominative plural)
móseza (genitive singular)
mósezowu (dual genitive)
mósezow (genitive plural)
mósezoju (dative singular)
mósezoma (dative dual)
mósezam (dative plural)
mósez (accusative singular)
móseza (accusative dual)
móseze (accusative plural)
mósezom (instrumental singular)
mósezoma (dual instrumental)
mósezami (instrumental plural)
mósezu (locative singular)
mósezoma (dual locative)
mósezach (locative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mosędzь, from Old High German *massing, from Proto-West Germanic [Term?], from Latin massa (“mass, bulk (of material)”), from Ancient Greek μᾶζᾰ (mâza, “lump, mass”).


źiw

źiw (nominative singular)
źiwa (dual nominative)
źiwy (nominative plural)
źiwa (genitive singular)
źiwowu (dual genitive)
źiwow (genitive plural)
źiwoju (dative singular)
źiwoma (dative dual)
źiwam (dative plural)
źiw (accusative singular)
źiwa (accusative dual)
źiwy (accusative plural)
źiwom (instrumental singular)
źiwoma (dual instrumental)
źiwami (instrumental plural)
źiwje (locative singular)
źiwoma (dual locative)
źiwach (locative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dȋvъ. Cognate with Upper Sorbian dźiw.


źiwy

źiwy (masculine nominative singular)
źiwa (feminine nominative singular)
źiwe (neuter nominative singular)
źiwej (dual nominative)
źiwe (nominative plural)
źiwego (genitive masculine singular)
źiweje (feminine genitive singular)
źiwego (genitive neuter singular)
źiweju (dual genitive)
źiwych (genitive plural)
źiwemu (dative masculine singular)
źiwej (dative feminine singular)
źiwemu (dative neuter singular)
źiwyma (dative dual)
źiwym (dative plural)
źiwy (accusative masculine singular)
źiwego (accusative animate masculine singular)
źiwu (accusative feminine singular)
źiwe (accusative neuter singular)
źiwej (accusative dual)
źiweju (accusative animate dual)
źiwe (accusative plural)
źiwych (optional animate form) (accusative plural)
źiwym (instrumental masculine singular)
źiweju (feminine instrumental singular)
źiwym (instrumental neuter singular)
źiwyma (dual instrumental)
źiwymi (instrumental plural)
źiwem (locative masculine singular)
źiwej (feminine locative singular)
źiwem (locative neuter singular)
źiwyma (dual locative)
źiwych (locative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *divъ (“natural, intact; feral, wild”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian dźiwy.


źiwy

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


carna jagoda

carna jagoda (nominative singular)
carnej jagoźe (dual nominative)
carne jagody (nominative plural)
carneje jagody (genitive singular)
carneju jagodowu (dual genitive)
carnych jagodow (genitive plural)
carnej jagoźe (dative singular)
carnyma jagodoma (dative dual)
carnym jagodam (dative plural)
carnu jagodu (accusative singular)
carne jagoźe (accusative dual)
carne jagody (accusative plural)
carneju jagodu (instrumental singular)
carnym jagodoma (dual instrumental)
carnymi jagodami (instrumental plural)
carnej jagoźe (locative singular)
carnyma jagodoma (dual locative)
carnych jagodach (locative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *čь̀rna àgoda.


carne jagody

nominative/accusative plural of carna jagoda


kumštny

kumštny (masculine nominative singular)
kumštna (feminine nominative singular)
kumštne (neuter nominative singular)
kumštnej (dual nominative)
kumštne (nominative plural)
kumštnego (genitive masculine singular)
kumštneje (feminine genitive singular)
kumštnego (genitive neuter singular)
kumštneju (dual genitive)
kumštnych (genitive plural)
kumštnemu (dative masculine singular)
kumštnej (dative feminine singular)
kumštnemu (dative neuter singular)
kumštnyma (dative dual)
kumštnym (dative plural)
kumštny (accusative masculine singular)
kumštnego (accusative animate masculine singular)
kumštnu (accusative feminine singular)
kumštne (accusative neuter singular)
kumštnej (accusative dual)
kumštneju (accusative animate dual)
kumštne (accusative plural)
kumštnych (optional animate form) (accusative plural)
kumštnym (instrumental masculine singular)
kumštneju (feminine instrumental singular)
kumštnym (instrumental neuter singular)
kumštnyma (dual instrumental)
kumštnymi (instrumental plural)
kumštnem (locative masculine singular)
kumštnej (feminine locative singular)
kumštnem (locative neuter singular)
kumštnyma (dual locative)
kumštnych (locative plural)

Borrowed from German künstlich with suffix change.


pomsć

pomsć (nominative singular)
pomsći (dual nominative)
pomsći (nominative plural)
pomsći (genitive singular)
pomsćowu (dual genitive)
pomsćow (genitive plural)
pomsći (dative singular)
pomsćoma (dative dual)
pomsćam (dative plural)
pomsć (accusative singular)
pomsći (accusative dual)
pomsći (accusative plural)
pomsću (instrumental singular)
pomsćoma (dual instrumental)
pomsćami (instrumental plural)
pomsći (locative singular)
pomsćoma (dual locative)
pomsćach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *pomьstь (*po + *mьstь).


wósć

wósć (nominative singular)
wósći (dual nominative)
wósći (nominative plural)
wósći (genitive singular)
wósćowu (dual genitive)
wósćow (genitive plural)
wósći (dative singular)
wósćoma (dative dual)
wósćam (dative plural)
wósć (accusative singular)
wósći (accusative dual)
wósći (accusative plural)
wósću (instrumental singular)
wósćoma (dual instrumental)
wósćami (instrumental plural)
wósći (locative singular)
wósćoma (dual locative)
wósćach (locative plural)


źiwe

inflection of źiwy:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of źiwy:
nominative/accusative plural


źiwa

inflection of źiw:
nominative/accusative dual


gatny

gatny (masculine nominative singular)
gatna (feminine nominative singular)
gatne (neuter nominative singular)
gatnej (dual nominative)
gatne (nominative plural)
gatnego (genitive masculine singular)
gatneje (feminine genitive singular)
gatnego (genitive neuter singular)
gatneju (dual genitive)
gatnych (genitive plural)
gatnemu (dative masculine singular)
gatnej (dative feminine singular)
gatnemu (dative neuter singular)
gatnyma (dative dual)
gatnym (dative plural)
gatny (accusative masculine singular)
gatnego (accusative animate masculine singular)
gatnu (accusative feminine singular)
gatne (accusative neuter singular)
gatnej (accusative dual)
gatneju (accusative animate dual)
gatne (accusative plural)
gatnych (optional animate form) (accusative plural)
gatnym (instrumental masculine singular)
gatneju (feminine instrumental singular)
gatnym (instrumental neuter singular)
gatnyma (dual instrumental)
gatnymi (instrumental plural)
gatnem (locative masculine singular)
gatnej (feminine locative singular)
gatnem (locative neuter singular)
gatnyma (dual locative)
gatnych (locative plural)


spańske

inflection of spański:
neuter nominative/accusative singular

inflection of spański:
nominative/accusative plural


bše

inflection of bcha:
dative/locative singular

inflection of bcha:
nominative/accusative dual


pše

inflection of pcha:
dative/locative singular

inflection of pcha:
nominative/accusative dual