gumno

gumnyško (diminutive)
gumno (nominative singular)
gumnje (dual nominative)
gumna (nominative plural)
gumna (genitive singular)
gumnowu (dual genitive)
gumnow (genitive plural)
gumnoju (dative singular)
gumnu (dative singular)
gumnoma (dative dual)
gumnam (dative plural)
gumno (accusative singular)
gumnje (accusative dual)
gumna (accusative plural)
gumnom (instrumental singular)
gumnoma (dual instrumental)
gumnami (instrumental plural)
gumnje (locative singular)
gumnoma (dual locative)
gumnach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *gumьno (“threshing floor”); cognate with Bulgarian гумно (gumno) and Russian гумно (gumno, “threshing floor”).

cog

garden (specifically a plot of land behind a barn for growing fruits and vegetables)


gumnyško

gumnyško (nominative singular)
gumnyšce (dual nominative)
gumnyška (nominative plural)
gumnyška (genitive singular)
gumnyškowu (dual genitive)
gumnyškow (genitive plural)
gumnyškoju (dative singular)
gumnyšku (dative singular)
gumnyškoma (dative dual)
gumnyškam (dative plural)
gumnyško (accusative singular)
gumnyšce (accusative dual)
gumnyška (accusative plural)
gumnyškom (instrumental singular)
gumnyškoma (dual instrumental)
gumnyškami (instrumental plural)
gumnyšku (locative singular)
gumnyškoma (dual locative)
gumnyškach (locative plural)

allotment (plot of land rented from the council for growing fruit and vegetables)


městno

městno (nominative singular)
městnje (dual nominative)
městna (nominative plural)
městna (genitive singular)
městnowu (dual genitive)
městnow (genitive plural)
městnoju (dative singular)
městnu (dative singular)
městnoma (dative dual)
městnam (dative plural)
městno (accusative singular)
městnje (accusative dual)
městna (accusative plural)
městnom (instrumental singular)
městnoma (dual instrumental)
městnami (instrumental plural)
městnje (locative singular)
městnoma (dual locative)
městnach (locative plural)


mušla

mušla (nominative singular)
mušli (dual nominative)
mušle (nominative plural)
mušle (genitive singular)
mušlowu (dual genitive)
mušlow (genitive plural)
mušli (dative singular)
mušloma (dative dual)
mušlam (dative plural)
mušlu (accusative singular)
mušli (accusative dual)
mušle (accusative plural)
mušlu (instrumental singular)
mušloma (dual instrumental)
mušlami (instrumental plural)
mušli (locative singular)
mušloma (dual locative)
mušlach (locative plural)


gubawka

gubawka (nominative singular)
gubawce (dual nominative)
gubawki (nominative plural)
gubawki (genitive singular)
gubawkowu (dual genitive)
gubawkow (genitive plural)
gubawce (dative singular)
gubawkoma (dative dual)
gubawkam (dative plural)
gubawku (accusative singular)
gubawce (accusative dual)
gubawki (accusative plural)
gubawku (instrumental singular)
gubawkoma (dual instrumental)
gubawkami (instrumental plural)
gubawce (locative singular)
gubawkoma (dual locative)
gubawkach (locative plural)


mła

mła (nominative singular)
mlě (dual nominative)
mły (nominative plural)
mły (genitive singular)
młowu (dual genitive)
młow (genitive plural)
mlě (dative singular)
młoma (dative dual)
młam (dative plural)
młu (accusative singular)
mlě (accusative dual)
mły (accusative plural)
młu (instrumental singular)
młoma (dual instrumental)
młami (instrumental plural)
mlě (locative singular)
młoma (dual locative)
młach (locative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mьglà, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *miglā́ˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₃migʰleh₂ (“mist, cloud”).


žurnal

žurnal (nominative singular)
žurnala (dual nominative)
žurnale (nominative plural)
žurnala (genitive singular)
žurnalowu (dual genitive)
žurnalow (genitive plural)
žurnaloju (dative singular)
žurnaloma (dative dual)
žurnalam (dative plural)
žurnal (accusative singular)
žurnala (accusative dual)
žurnale (accusative plural)
žurnalom (instrumental singular)
žurnaloma (dual instrumental)
žurnalami (instrumental plural)
žurnalu (locative singular)
žurnaloma (dual locative)
žurnalach (locative plural)


wódy

inflection of wóda:
nominative/accusative plural


kuchnja

kuchnicka (diminutive)
kuchnja (nominative singular)
kuchni (dual nominative)
kuchnje (nominative plural)
kuchnje (genitive singular)
kuchnjowu (dual genitive)
kuchnjow (genitive plural)
kuchni (dative singular)
kuchnjoma (dative dual)
kuchnjam (dative plural)
kuchnju (accusative singular)
kuchni (accusative dual)
kuchnje (accusative plural)
kuchnju (instrumental singular)
kuchnjoma (dual instrumental)
kuchnjami (instrumental plural)
kuchni (locative singular)
kuchnjoma (dual locative)
kuchnjach (locative plural)


snědanje

snědanje (nominative singular)
snědani (dual nominative)
snědanja (nominative plural)
snědanja (genitive singular)
snědanjowu (dual genitive)
snědanjow (genitive plural)
snědanjeju (dative singular)
snědanju (dative singular)
snědanjoma (dative dual)
snědanjam (dative plural)
snědanje (accusative singular)
snědani (accusative dual)
snědanja (accusative plural)
snědanim (instrumental singular)
snědanjoma (dual instrumental)
snědanjami (instrumental plural)
snědanju (locative singular)
snědanjoma (dual locative)
snědanjach (locative plural)
snidanje (alternative)
snidańe (alternative)

Probably borrowed from Upper Sorbian snědanje. Cognate with Polish śniadanie, Czech snídaně, and less directly Belarusian сняданак (snjadanak) and Ukrainian сніданок (snidanok).


wobjed

wobjed (nominative singular)
wobjeda (dual nominative)
wobjedy (nominative plural)
wobjeda (genitive singular)
wobjedowu (dual genitive)
wobjedow (genitive plural)
wobjedoju (dative singular)
wobjedoma (dative dual)
wobjedam (dative plural)
wobjed (accusative singular)
wobjeda (accusative dual)
wobjedy (accusative plural)
wobjedom (instrumental singular)
wobjedoma (dual instrumental)
wobjedami (instrumental plural)
wobjeźe (locative singular)
wobjedoma (dual locative)
wobjedach (locative plural)
hob́ed (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *obědъ, from *o(b)- + *ěd-, from Proto-Indo-European *h₃ebʰi + *h₁ed-. Cognate with Upper Sorbian wobjed, Polish obiad, Czech oběd, Serbo-Croatian obed, and Russian обе́д (obéd).


wjacerja

wjacerja (nominative singular)
wjaceri (dual nominative)
wjacerje (nominative plural)
wjacerje (genitive singular)
wjacerjowu (dual genitive)
wjacerjow (genitive plural)
wjaceri (dative singular)
wjacerjoma (dative dual)
wjacerjam (dative plural)
wjacerju (accusative singular)
wjaceri (accusative dual)
wjacerje (accusative plural)
wjacerju (instrumental singular)
wjacerjoma (dual instrumental)
wjacerjami (instrumental plural)
wjaceri (locative singular)
wjacerjoma (dual locative)
wjacerjach (locative plural)
wjaceŕa (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *večeřa, from *večerъ (“evening”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian wječeŕ, Polish wieczerza, Czech večeře, Serbo-Croatian vèčera.


sedło

sedło (nominative singular)
sedle (dual nominative)
sedła (nominative plural)
sedła (genitive singular)
sedłowu (dual genitive)
sedłow (genitive plural)
sedłoju (dative singular)
sedłu (dative singular)
sedłoma (dative dual)
sedłam (dative plural)
sedło (accusative singular)
sedle (accusative dual)
sedła (accusative plural)
sedłom (instrumental singular)
sedłoma (dual instrumental)
sedłami (instrumental plural)
sedle (locative singular)
sedłoma (dual locative)
sedłach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *sědlo, from *sěd-, from Proto-Indo-European *sed- (“to sit”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian sydło, Polish siadło, Czech sídlo.


bydleńska śpa

bydleńska śpa (nominative singular)
bydleńskej śpě (dual nominative)
bydleńske śpy (nominative plural)
bydleńskeje śpy (genitive singular)
bydleńskeju śpowu (dual genitive)
bydleńskich śpow (genitive plural)
bydleńskej śpě (dative singular)
bydleńskima śpoma (dative dual)
bydleńskim śpam (dative plural)
bydleńsku śpu (accusative singular)
bydleńskej śpě (accusative dual)
bydleńske śpy (accusative plural)
bydleńskeju śpu (instrumental singular)
bydleńskima śpoma (dual instrumental)
bydleńskimi śpami (instrumental plural)
bydleńskej śpě (locative singular)
bydleńskima śpoma (dual locative)
bydleńskich śpach (locative plural)


pódomk

pódomk (nominative singular uncountable)
pódomka (genitive singular uncountable)
pódomkoju (dative singular uncountable)
pódomk (accusative singular uncountable)
pódomkom (instrumental singular uncountable)
pódomku (locative singular uncountable)
podomk (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *podomъkъ, from *po + *domъ (“house”) + *-kъ. Cognate with Upper Sorbian podomk and Czech podomek (“house servant”).

1868, Kito Šwjela, “Dawaś jo zbóžnjej ak braś”, republished 2009 in Nowy Casnik, 22 December 2009

I have already sold everything for food; this is the last of my household goods.

Ja som južo wšykno za carobu zepśedawała, to jo mój slědny pódomk.

(uncountable) furnishings and furniture; contents of a household


kawč

kawč (nominative singular)
kawčy (dual nominative)
kawčy (nominative plural)
kawčy (genitive singular)
kawčowu (dual genitive)
kawčow (genitive plural)
kawčy (dative singular)
kawčoma (dative dual)
kawčam (dative plural)
kawč (accusative singular)
kawčy (accusative dual)
kawčy (accusative plural)
kawču (instrumental singular)
kawčoma (dual instrumental)
kawčami (instrumental plural)
kawčy (locative singular)
kawčoma (dual locative)
kawčach (locative plural)

Borrowed from English couch, from Old French couche, from the verb se couchier (“go to bed”), earlier colchier, from Latin collocō (“place, position, settle”), from con- + locus (“place”).


radijo

radijo (nominative singular)
radiji (dual nominative)
radija (nominative plural)
radija (genitive singular)
radijowu (dual genitive)
radijow (genitive plural)
radijoju (dative singular)
radiju (dative singular)
radijoma (dative dual)
radijam (dative plural)
radijo (accusative singular)
radiji (accusative dual)
radija (accusative plural)
radijom (instrumental singular)
radijoma (dual instrumental)
radijami (instrumental plural)
radiju (locative singular)
radijoma (dual locative)
radijach (locative plural)

Borrowed from German Radio, from English radio.

radio (technology for transmitting sound; device that receives the signal sent over radio waves)


sćěna

sćěnka (diminutive)
sćěna (nominative singular)
sćěnje (dual nominative)
sćěny (nominative plural)
sćěny (genitive singular)
sćěnowu (dual genitive)
sćěnow (genitive plural)
sćěnje (dative singular)
sćěnoma (dative dual)
sćěnam (dative plural)
sćěnu (accusative singular)
sćěnje (accusative dual)
sćěny (accusative plural)
sćěnu (instrumental singular)
sćěnoma (dual instrumental)
sćěnami (instrumental plural)
sćěnje (locative singular)
sćěnoma (dual locative)
sćěnach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *stěna. Cognate with Upper Sorbian sćěna, Polish ściana, Czech stěna, Old Church Slavonic стѣна (stěna), and Russian стена́ (stená).

wall (permanent, substantial side or division in a building)


kupadło

kupadło (nominative singular)
kupadle (dual nominative)
kupadła (nominative plural)
kupadła (genitive singular)
kupadłowu (dual genitive)
kupadłow (genitive plural)
kupadłoju (dative singular)
kupadłu (dative singular)
kupadłoma (dative dual)
kupadłam (dative plural)
kupadło (accusative singular)
kupadle (accusative dual)
kupadła (accusative plural)
kupadłom (instrumental singular)
kupadłoma (dual instrumental)
kupadłami (instrumental plural)
kupadle (locative singular)
kupadłoma (dual locative)
kupadłach (locative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kǫpadlo. By surface analysis, kupaś (“to bathe”) + dło


nastwark

nastwark (nominative singular)
nastwarka (dual nominative)
nastwarki (nominative plural)
nastwarka (genitive singular)
nastwarkowu (dual genitive)
nastwarkow (genitive plural)
nastwarkoju (dative singular)
nastwarkoma (dative dual)
nastwarkam (dative plural)
nastwark (accusative singular)
nastwarka (accusative dual)
nastwarki (accusative plural)
nastwarkom (instrumental singular)
nastwarkoma (dual instrumental)
nastwarkami (instrumental plural)
nastwarku (locative singular)
nastwarkoma (dual locative)
nastwarkach (locative plural)


spańska śpa

spańska śpa (nominative singular)
spańskej śpě (dual nominative)
spańske śpy (nominative plural)
spańskeje śpy (genitive singular)
spańskeju śpowu (dual genitive)
spańskich śpow (genitive plural)
spańskej śpě (dative singular)
spańskima śpoma (dative dual)
spańskim śpam (dative plural)
spańsku śpu (accusative singular)
spańskej śpě (accusative dual)
spańske śpy (accusative plural)
spańskeju śpu (instrumental singular)
spańskima śpoma (dual instrumental)
spańskimi śpami (instrumental plural)
spańskej śpě (locative singular)
spańskima śpoma (dual locative)
spańskich śpach (locative plural)


rožk

rožk (nominative singular)
rožka (dual nominative)
rožki (nominative plural)
rožka (genitive singular)
rožkowu (dual genitive)
rožkow (genitive plural)
rožkoju (dative singular)
rožkoma (dative dual)
rožkam (dative plural)
rožk (accusative singular)
rožka (accusative dual)
rožki (accusative plural)
rožkom (instrumental singular)
rožkoma (dual instrumental)
rožkami (instrumental plural)
rožku (locative singular)
rožkoma (dual locative)
rožkach (locative plural)


wětšy

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


pśikład

pśikład (nominative singular)
pśikłada (dual nominative)
pśikłady (nominative plural)
pśikłada (genitive singular)
pśikładowu (dual genitive)
pśikładow (genitive plural)
pśikładoju (dative singular)
pśikładoma (dative dual)
pśikładam (dative plural)
pśikład (accusative singular)
pśikłada (accusative dual)
pśikłady (accusative plural)
pśikładom (instrumental singular)
pśikładoma (dual instrumental)
pśikładami (instrumental plural)
pśikłaźe (locative singular)
pśikładoma (dual locative)
pśikładach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *prikladъ. Cognate with Upper Sorbian přikład, Polish przykład, Czech příklad, Old Church Slavonic прикладъ (prikladŭ, “symbol”), Ukrainian при́клад (prýklad).


crjej

crjejk (diminutive)
crjej (nominative singular)
crjeja (dual nominative)
crjeje (nominative plural)
crjeja (genitive singular)
crjejowu (dual genitive)
crjejow (genitive plural)
crjejoju (dative singular)
crjejoma (dative dual)
crjejam (dative plural)
crjej (accusative singular)
crjeja (accusative dual)
crjeje (accusative plural)
crjejom (instrumental singular)
crjejoma (dual instrumental)
crjejami (instrumental plural)
crjeju (locative singular)
crjejoma (dual locative)
crjejach (locative plural)
cŕej (alternative obsolete)
crěj (alternative obsolete)
crěẃ (alternative obsolete)


cysło

cysło (nominative singular)
cysle (dual nominative)
cysła (nominative plural)
cysła (genitive singular)
cysłowu (dual genitive)
cysłow (genitive plural)
cysłoju (dative singular)
cysłu (dative singular)
cysłoma (dative dual)
cysłam (dative plural)
cysło (accusative singular)
cysle (accusative dual)
cysła (accusative plural)
cysłom (instrumental singular)
cysłoma (dual instrumental)
cysłami (instrumental plural)
cysle (locative singular)
cysłoma (dual locative)
cysłach (locative plural)
c. (alternative abbreviation)

Borrowed from Upper Sorbian čisło, from Proto-Slavic *čislo. Cognate with Polish czysło, Czech číslo, Russian число́ (čisló).


swójźba

swójźbicka (diminutive)
swójźba (nominative singular)
swójźbje (dual nominative)
swójźby (nominative plural)
swójźby (genitive singular)
swójźbowu (dual genitive)
swójźbow (genitive plural)
swójźbje (dative singular)
swójźboma (dative dual)
swójźbam (dative plural)
swójźbu (accusative singular)
swójźbje (accusative dual)
swójźby (accusative plural)
swójźbu (instrumental singular)
swójźboma (dual instrumental)
swójźbami (instrumental plural)
swójźbje (locative singular)
swójźboma (dual locative)
swójźbach (locative plural)
swojźba (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *svojьtьba, from *svojь (“one’s own”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian swójba and Serbo-Croatian svojitba.


wózyk

wózyk (nominative singular)
wózyka (dual nominative)
wózyki (nominative plural)
wózyka (genitive singular)
wózykowu (dual genitive)
wózykow (genitive plural)
wózykoju (dative singular)
wózykoma (dative dual)
wózykam (dative plural)
wózyk (accusative singular)
wózyka (accusative dual)
wózyki (accusative plural)
wózykom (instrumental singular)
wózykoma (dual instrumental)
wózykami (instrumental plural)
wózyku (locative singular)
wózykoma (dual locative)
wózykach (locative plural)
wozyk (alternative)


źiśecy wózyk

źiśecy wózyk (nominative singular)
źiśecej wózyka (dual nominative)
źiśece wózyki (nominative plural)
źiśecego wózyka (genitive singular)
źiśeceju wózykowu (dual genitive)
źiśecych wózykow (genitive plural)
źiśecemu wózykoju (dative singular)
źiśecyma wózykoma (dative dual)
źiśecym wózykam (dative plural)
źiśecy wózyk (accusative singular)
źiśecej wózyka (accusative dual)
źiśece wózyki (accusative plural)
źiśecym wózykom (instrumental singular)
źiśecyma wózykoma (dual instrumental)
źiśecymi wózykami (instrumental plural)
źiśecem wózyku (locative singular)
źiśecyma wózykoma (dual locative)
źiśecych wózykach (locative plural)
źiśecy wozyk (alternative)


synk

synašk (diminutive)
synk (nominative singular)
synka (dual nominative)
synki (nominative plural)
synka (genitive singular)
synkowu (dual genitive)
synkow (genitive plural)
synkoju (dative singular)
synkoma (dative dual)
synkam (dative plural)
synk (accusative singular)
synka (accusative dual)
synki (accusative plural)
synkom (instrumental singular)
synkoma (dual instrumental)
synkami (instrumental plural)
synku (locative singular)
synkoma (dual locative)
synkach (locative plural)


wojak

dsb-noun

wojak m anim (feminine wojacka, diminutive wojack)

wojacka (feminine)
wojack (diminutive)
wojak (nominative singular)
wojaka (dual nominative)
wojaki (nominative plural)
wojaka (genitive singular)
wojakowu (dual genitive)
wojakow (genitive plural)
wojakoju (dative singular)
wojakoma (dative dual)
wojakam (dative plural)
wojaka (accusative singular)
wojakowu (accusative dual)
wojaki (accusative plural)
wojakow (accusative plural)
wojakom (instrumental singular)
wojakoma (dual instrumental)
wojakami (instrumental plural)
wojaku (locative singular)
wojakoma (dual locative)
wojakach (locative plural)


graśe

graśe (nominative singular)
graśi (dual nominative)
graśa (nominative plural)
graśa (genitive singular)
graśowu (dual genitive)
graśow (genitive plural)
graśeju (dative singular)
graśu (dative singular)
graśoma (dative dual)
graśam (dative plural)
graśe (accusative singular)
graśi (accusative dual)
graśa (accusative plural)
graśim (instrumental singular)
graśoma (dual instrumental)
graśami (instrumental plural)
graśu (locative singular)
graśoma (dual locative)
graśach (locative plural)
jgraśe (alternative accusative dated)


toboła

tobołka (diminutive)
toboła (nominative singular)
tobole (dual nominative)
toboły (nominative plural)
toboły (genitive singular)
tobołowu (dual genitive)
tobołow (genitive plural)
tobole (dative singular)
tobołoma (dative dual)
tobołam (dative plural)
tobołu (accusative singular)
tobole (accusative dual)
toboły (accusative plural)
tobołu (instrumental singular)
tobołoma (dual instrumental)
tobołami (instrumental plural)
tobole (locative singular)
tobołoma (dual locative)
tobołach (locative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *tobola, compare Upper Sorbian toboła.


beja

bejka (diminutive)
beja (nominative singular)
beji (dual nominative)
beje (nominative plural)
beje (genitive singular)
bejowu (dual genitive)
bejow (genitive plural)
beji (dative singular)
bejoma (dative dual)
bejam (dative plural)
beju (accusative singular)
beji (accusative dual)
beje (accusative plural)
beju (instrumental singular)
bejoma (dual instrumental)
bejami (instrumental plural)
beji (locative singular)
bejoma (dual locative)
bejach (locative plural)

From German Fähe, from Middle High German vohe, from Old High German foha (“vixen”), from Proto-Germanic *fuhǭ.


droznje

inflection of drozna:
dative/locative singular

inflection of drozna:
nominative/accusative dual


droznoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of drozn


droznoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of drozna


pětkoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of pětka


pětku

accusative/instrumental singular of pětka


móst

mósćik (diminutive)
móst (nominative singular)
mósta (dual nominative)
mósty (nominative plural)
mósta (genitive singular)
móstowu (dual genitive)
móstow (genitive plural)
móstoju (dative singular)
móstoma (dative dual)
móstam (dative plural)
móst (accusative singular)
mósta (accusative dual)
mósty (accusative plural)
móstom (instrumental singular)
móstoma (dual instrumental)
móstami (instrumental plural)
mósće (locative singular)
móstoma (dual locative)
móstach (locative plural)
most (alternative)

bridge (construction or natural feature that spans a divide)


Albanaŕ

Albanarka (feminine)
Albanaŕ (nominative singular)
Albanarja (dual nominative)
Albanarje (nominative plural)
Albanarja (genitive singular)
Albanarjowu (dual genitive)
Albanarjow (genitive plural)
Albanarjeju (dative singular)
Albanarjoma (dative dual)
Albanarjam (dative plural)
Albanarja (accusative singular)
Albanarjowu (accusative dual)
Albanarje (accusative plural)
Albanarjow (accusative plural)
Albanarjom (instrumental singular)
Albanarjoma (dual instrumental)
Albanarjami (instrumental plural)
Albanarju (locative singular)
Albanarjoma (dual locative)
Albanarjach (locative plural)


Albanarka

Albanaŕ (masculine)
Albanarka (nominative singular)
Albanarce (dual nominative)
Albanarki (nominative plural)
Albanarki (genitive singular)
Albanarkowu (dual genitive)
Albanarkow (genitive plural)
Albanarce (dative singular)
Albanarkoma (dative dual)
Albanarkam (dative plural)
Albanarku (accusative singular)
Albanarce (accusative dual)
Albanarki (accusative plural)
Albanarku (instrumental singular)
Albanarkoma (dual instrumental)
Albanarkami (instrumental plural)
Albanarce (locative singular)
Albanarkoma (dual locative)
Albanarkach (locative plural)


Nimcowka

Nimc (masculine)
Nimcowka (nominative singular)
Nimcowce (dual nominative)
Nimcowki (nominative plural)
Nimcowki (genitive singular)
Nimcowkowu (dual genitive)
Nimcowkow (genitive plural)
Nimcowce (dative singular)
Nimcowkoma (dative dual)
Nimcowkam (dative plural)
Nimcowku (accusative singular)
Nimcowce (accusative dual)
Nimcowki (accusative plural)
Nimcowku (instrumental singular)
Nimcowkoma (dual instrumental)
Nimcowkami (instrumental plural)
Nimcowce (locative singular)
Nimcowkoma (dual locative)
Nimcowkach (locative plural)


jězd

jězd (nominative singular)
jězda (dual nominative)
jězdy (nominative plural)
jězda (genitive singular)
jězdowu (dual genitive)
jězdow (genitive plural)
jězdoju (dative singular)
jězdoma (dative dual)
jězdam (dative plural)
jězd (accusative singular)
jězda (accusative dual)
jězdy (accusative plural)
jězdom (instrumental singular)
jězdoma (dual instrumental)
jězdami (instrumental plural)
jězdźe (locative singular)
jězdoma (dual locative)
jězdach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *jazdъ; cognate with Upper Sorbian jězd and Czech jezd. From the root of jěś (“to go (by vehicle)”).


laborantka

laborant (masculine)
laborantka (nominative singular)
laborantce (dual nominative)
laborantki (nominative plural)
laborantki (genitive singular)
laborantkowu (dual genitive)
laborantkow (genitive plural)
laborantce (dative singular)
laborantkoma (dative dual)
laborantkam (dative plural)
laborantku (accusative singular)
laborantce (accusative dual)
laborantki (accusative plural)
laborantku (instrumental singular)
laborantkoma (dual instrumental)
laborantkami (instrumental plural)
laborantce (locative singular)
laborantkoma (dual locative)
laborantkach (locative plural)


dirigentka

dirigent (masculine)
dirigentka (nominative singular)
dirigentce (dual nominative)
dirigentki (nominative plural)
dirigentki (genitive singular)
dirigentkowu (dual genitive)
dirigentkow (genitive plural)
dirigentce (dative singular)
dirigentkoma (dative dual)
dirigentkam (dative plural)
dirigentku (accusative singular)
dirigentce (accusative dual)
dirigentki (accusative plural)
dirigentku (instrumental singular)
dirigentkoma (dual instrumental)
dirigentkami (instrumental plural)
dirigentce (locative singular)
dirigentkoma (dual locative)
dirigentkach (locative plural)

female conductor (person who conducts an orchestra, choir or other music ensemble)


referentka

referent (masculine)
referentka (nominative singular)
referentce (dual nominative)
referentki (nominative plural)
referentki (genitive singular)
referentkowu (dual genitive)
referentkow (genitive plural)
referentce (dative singular)
referentkoma (dative dual)
referentkam (dative plural)
referentku (accusative singular)
referentce (accusative dual)
referentki (accusative plural)
referentku (instrumental singular)
referentkoma (dual instrumental)
referentkami (instrumental plural)
referentce (locative singular)
referentkoma (dual locative)
referentkach (locative plural)

female speaker (one who makes a speech to an audience)


korespondent

korespondent m anim (feminine korespondentka)

korespondentka (feminine)
korespondent (nominative singular)
korespondenta (dual nominative)
korespondenty (nominative plural)
korespondenta (genitive singular)
korespondentowu (dual genitive)
korespondentow (genitive plural)
korespondentoju (dative singular)
korespondentoma (dative dual)
korespondentam (dative plural)
korespondenta (accusative singular)
korespondentowu (accusative dual)
korespondenty (accusative plural)
korespondentow (accusative plural)
korespondentom (instrumental singular)
korespondentoma (dual instrumental)
korespondentami (instrumental plural)
korespondenśe (locative singular)
korespondentoma (dual locative)
korespondentach (locative plural)

Borrowed from Latin correspondēns, present participle of correspondeō.


korespondentka

korespondentka f (masculine korespondent)

korespondent (masculine)
korespondentka (nominative singular)
korespondentce (dual nominative)
korespondentki (nominative plural)
korespondentki (genitive singular)
korespondentkowu (dual genitive)
korespondentkow (genitive plural)
korespondentce (dative singular)
korespondentkoma (dative dual)
korespondentkam (dative plural)
korespondentku (accusative singular)
korespondentce (accusative dual)
korespondentki (accusative plural)
korespondentku (instrumental singular)
korespondentkoma (dual instrumental)
korespondentkami (instrumental plural)
korespondentce (locative singular)
korespondentkoma (dual locative)
korespondentkach (locative plural)


interpretka

interpret (masculine)
interpretka (nominative singular)
interpretce (dual nominative)
interpretki (nominative plural)
interpretki (genitive singular)
interpretkowu (dual genitive)
interpretkow (genitive plural)
interpretce (dative singular)
interpretkoma (dative dual)
interpretkam (dative plural)
interpretku (accusative singular)
interpretce (accusative dual)
interpretki (accusative plural)
interpretku (instrumental singular)
interpretkoma (dual instrumental)
interpretkami (instrumental plural)
interpretce (locative singular)
interpretkoma (dual locative)
interpretkach (locative plural)


absolwentka

absolwent (masculine)
absolwentka (nominative singular)
absolwentce (dual nominative)
absolwentki (nominative plural)
absolwentki (genitive singular)
absolwentkowu (dual genitive)
absolwentkow (genitive plural)
absolwentce (dative singular)
absolwentkoma (dative dual)
absolwentkam (dative plural)
absolwentku (accusative singular)
absolwentce (accusative dual)
absolwentki (accusative plural)
absolwentku (instrumental singular)
absolwentkoma (dual instrumental)
absolwentkami (instrumental plural)
absolwentce (locative singular)
absolwentkoma (dual locative)
absolwentkach (locative plural)


žurnalistka

žurnalist (masculine)
žurnalistka (nominative singular)
žurnalistce (dual nominative)
žurnalistki (nominative plural)
žurnalistki (genitive singular)
žurnalistkowu (dual genitive)
žurnalistkow (genitive plural)
žurnalistce (dative singular)
žurnalistkoma (dative dual)
žurnalistkam (dative plural)
žurnalistku (accusative singular)
žurnalistce (accusative dual)
žurnalistki (accusative plural)
žurnalistku (instrumental singular)
žurnalistkoma (dual instrumental)
žurnalistkami (instrumental plural)
žurnalistce (locative singular)
žurnalistkoma (dual locative)
žurnalistkach (locative plural)


zeleznica

zeleznicka (diminutive)
zeleznica (nominative singular)
zeleznicy (dual nominative)
zeleznice (nominative plural)
zeleznice (genitive singular)
zeleznicowu (dual genitive)
zeleznicow (genitive plural)
zeleznicy (dative singular)
zeleznicoma (dative dual)
zeleznicam (dative plural)
zeleznicu (accusative singular)
zeleznicy (accusative dual)
zeleznice (accusative plural)
zeleznicu (instrumental singular)
zeleznicoma (dual instrumental)
zeleznicami (instrumental plural)
zeleznicy (locative singular)
zeleznicoma (dual locative)
zeleznicach (locative plural)

railway, railroad (transport system using parallel rails)

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dalina

dalina (nominative singular)
dalinje (dual nominative)
daliny (nominative plural)
daliny (genitive singular)
dalinowu (dual genitive)
dalinow (genitive plural)
dalinje (dative singular)
dalinoma (dative dual)
dalinam (dative plural)
dalinu (accusative singular)
dalinje (accusative dual)
daliny (accusative plural)
dalinu (instrumental singular)
dalinoma (dual instrumental)
dalinami (instrumental plural)
dalinje (locative singular)
dalinoma (dual locative)
dalinach (locative plural)

distance (remoteness of place; a remote place)


fabrice

inflection of fabrika:
dative/locative singular

inflection of fabrika:
nominative/accusative dual


kanuna

kanuna (nominative singular)
kanunje (dual nominative)
kanuny (nominative plural)
kanuny (genitive singular)
kanunowu (dual genitive)
kanunow (genitive plural)
kanunje (dative singular)
kanunoma (dative dual)
kanunam (dative plural)
kanunu (accusative singular)
kanunje (accusative dual)
kanuny (accusative plural)
kanunu (instrumental singular)
kanunoma (dual instrumental)
kanunami (instrumental plural)
kanunje (locative singular)
kanunoma (dual locative)
kanunach (locative plural)

Borrowed from Italian cannone, an augmentative of Latin canna (“reed”), from Ancient Greek κάννα (kánna, “reed”), from Akkadian 𒄀 (qanû, “reed”), from Sumerian 𒄀𒈾 (gi.na).


kakawa

kakawa (nominative singular)
kakawje (dual nominative)
kakawy (nominative plural)
kakawy (genitive singular)
kakawowu (dual genitive)
kakawow (genitive plural)
kakawje (dative singular)
kakawoma (dative dual)
kakawam (dative plural)
kakawu (accusative singular)
kakawje (accusative dual)
kakawy (accusative plural)
kakawu (instrumental singular)
kakawoma (dual instrumental)
kakawami (instrumental plural)
kakawje (locative singular)
kakawoma (dual locative)
kakawach (locative plural)
kakaw (alternative)

Borrowed from Spanish cacao, from Classical Nahuatl cacahuatl (“cacao bean”).


mamk a hamk

mamk a hamk (nominative singular uncountable)
mamka a hamka (genitive singular uncountable)
mamkoju a hamkoju (dative singular uncountable)
mamk a hamk (accusative singular uncountable)
mamkom a hamkom (instrumental singular uncountable)
mamku a hamku (locative singular uncountable)
hamk a mamk (alternative)

From mam (“I have”) + -k (“diminutive”) + a (“and”) + ham (“onomatopoeia expressing eating”) + -k (“diminutive”).


nadro

nadraško (diminutive)
nadro (nominative singular)
nadrje (dual nominative)
nadra (nominative plural)
nadra (genitive singular)
nadrowu (dual genitive)
nadrow (genitive plural)
nadroju (dative singular)
nadru (dative singular)
nadroma (dative dual)
nadram (dative plural)
nadro (accusative singular)
nadrje (accusative dual)
nadra (accusative plural)
nadrom (instrumental singular)
nadroma (dual instrumental)
nadrami (instrumental plural)
nadrje (locative singular)
nadroma (dual locative)
nadrach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *nadro. Cognate with Upper Sorbian nadro, Polish nadro, Czech ňadro.


nakup

nakup (nominative singular)
nakupi (dual nominative)
nakupi (nominative plural)
nakupi (genitive singular)
nakupjowu (dual genitive)
nakupjow (genitive plural)
nakupi (dative singular)
nakupjoma (dative dual)
nakupjam (dative plural)
nakup (accusative singular)
nakupi (accusative dual)
nakupi (accusative plural)
nakupju (instrumental singular)
nakupjoma (dual instrumental)
nakupjami (instrumental plural)
nakupi (locative singular)
nakupjoma (dual locative)
nakupjach (locative plural)

na- + root of kupiś, from Latin caupō (“tradesman”).

purchase (act or process of seeking and obtaining something)


paduch

padušnica (feminine)
paduch (nominative singular)
paducha (dual nominative)
paduchy (nominative plural)
paducha (genitive singular)
paduchowu (dual genitive)
paduchow (genitive plural)
paduchoju (dative singular)
paduchoma (dative dual)
paducham (dative plural)
paducha (accusative singular)
paduchowu (accusative dual)
paduchy (accusative plural)
paduchow (accusative plural)
paduchom (instrumental singular)
paduchoma (dual instrumental)
paduchami (instrumental plural)
paduchu (locative singular)
paduchoma (dual locative)
paduchach (locative plural)

Cognate with Upper Sorbian paduch, Polish paduch, Czech padouch.


korjeń

korjeń (nominative singular)
korjenja (dual nominative)
korjenje (nominative plural)
korjenja (genitive singular)
korjenjowu (dual genitive)
korjenjow (genitive plural)
korjenjoju (dative singular)
korjenjoma (dative dual)
korjenjam (dative plural)
korjeń (accusative singular)
korjenja (accusative dual)
korjenje (accusative plural)
korjenjom (instrumental singular)
korjenjoma (dual instrumental)
korjenjami (instrumental plural)
korjenju (locative singular)
korjenjoma (dual locative)
korjenjach (locative plural)


swěca

swěcka (diminutive)
swěca (nominative singular)
swěcy (dual nominative)
swěce (nominative plural)
swěce (genitive singular)
swěcowu (dual genitive)
swěcow (genitive plural)
swěcy (dative singular)
swěcoma (dative dual)
swěcam (dative plural)
swěcu (accusative singular)
swěcy (accusative dual)
swěce (accusative plural)
swěcu (instrumental singular)
swěcoma (dual instrumental)
swěcami (instrumental plural)
swěcy (locative singular)
swěcoma (dual locative)
swěcach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *svěťa (“candle”), from *světъ (“light”) + *-ja.


masć

masć (nominative singular)
masći (dual nominative)
masći (nominative plural)
masći (genitive singular)
masćowu (dual genitive)
masćow (genitive plural)
masći (dative singular)
masćoma (dative dual)
masćam (dative plural)
masć (accusative singular)
masći (accusative dual)
masći (accusative plural)
masću (instrumental singular)
masćoma (dual instrumental)
masćami (instrumental plural)
masći (locative singular)
masćoma (dual locative)
masćach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *mastь. Cognate with Upper Sorbian maz, Polish maść, Czech mast, Old Church Slavonic масть (mastĭ), and Russian мазь (mazʹ).


pšut

pšutk (diminutive)
pšut (nominative singular)
pšuta (dual nominative)
pšuty (nominative plural)
pšuta (genitive singular)
pšutowu (dual genitive)
pšutow (genitive plural)
pšutoju (dative singular)
pšutoma (dative dual)
pšutam (dative plural)
pšut (accusative singular)
pšuta (accusative dual)
pšuty (accusative plural)
pšutom (instrumental singular)
pšutoma (dual instrumental)
pšutami (instrumental plural)
pšuśe (locative singular)
pšutoma (dual locative)
pšutach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *prǫtъ. Cognate with Upper Sorbian prut, Polish pręt, Czech prut, Old Church Slavonic прѫтъ (prǫtŭ), and Russian прут (prut).

rod (straight round stick, shaft, or bar; stick or bundle used for punishment; stick to measure length; unit of length)


chórgoj

chórgojcka (diminutive)
chórgoj (nominative singular)
chórgoji (dual nominative)
chórgoji (nominative plural)
chórgoji (genitive singular)
chórgojowu (dual genitive)
chórgojow (genitive plural)
chórgoji (dative singular)
chórgojoma (dative dual)
chórgojam (dative plural)
chórgoj (accusative singular)
chórgoji (accusative dual)
chórgoji (accusative plural)
chórgoju (instrumental singular)
chórgojoma (dual instrumental)
chórgojami (instrumental plural)
chórgoji (locative singular)
chórgojoma (dual locative)
chórgojach (locative plural)
chórugoj (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *xorǫgy. Cognate with Polish chorągiew, Czech korouhev, Serbo-Croatian hòrugva, Russian хору́гвь (xorúgvʹ).


britwej

britwej (nominative singular)
britwi (dual nominative)
britwje (nominative plural)
britwje (genitive singular)
britwjowu (dual genitive)
britwjow (genitive plural)
britwi (dative singular)
britwjoma (dative dual)
britwjam (dative plural)
britwej (accusative singular)
britwi (accusative dual)
britwje (accusative plural)
britwju (instrumental singular)
britwjoma (dual instrumental)
britwjami (instrumental plural)
britwi (locative singular)
britwjoma (dual locative)
britwjach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *britva, from *briti (“to shave”).


škrja

škricka (diminutive)
škrja (nominative singular)
škri (dual nominative)
škrě (nominative plural)
škrě (genitive singular)
škrjowu (dual genitive)
škrjow (genitive plural)
škri (dative singular)
škrjoma (dative dual)
škrjam (dative plural)
škrju (accusative singular)
škri (accusative dual)
škrě (accusative plural)
škrju (instrumental singular)
škrjoma (dual instrumental)
škrjami (instrumental plural)
škri (locative singular)
škrjoma (dual locative)
škrjach (locative plural)
škŕa (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *jьskra. Cognate with Upper Sorbian škra, Polish iskra, skra, Czech jiskra, Old Church Slavonic искра (iskra), Russian и́скра (ískra).

spark (particle of glowing matter; burst of electrical discharge)


koł

kołk (diminutive)
koł (nominative singular)
koła (dual nominative)
koły (nominative plural)
koła (genitive singular)
kołowu (dual genitive)
kołow (genitive plural)
kołoju (dative singular)
kołoma (dative dual)
kołam (dative plural)
koł (accusative singular)
koła (accusative dual)
koły (accusative plural)
kołom (instrumental singular)
kołoma (dual instrumental)
kołami (instrumental plural)
kole (locative singular)
kołoma (dual locative)
kołach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *kolъ. Cognate with Polish kolec, Czech kůl, Old Church Slavonic колъ (kolŭ), and Russian кол (kol).


kóryto

kórytko (diminutive)
kóryto (nominative singular)
kóryśe (dual nominative)
kóryta (nominative plural)
kóryta (genitive singular)
kórytowu (dual genitive)
kórytow (genitive plural)
kórytoju (dative singular)
kórytu (dative singular)
kórytoma (dative dual)
kórytam (dative plural)
kóryto (accusative singular)
kóryśe (accusative dual)
kóryta (accusative plural)
kórytom (instrumental singular)
kórytoma (dual instrumental)
kórytami (instrumental plural)
kóryśe (locative singular)
kórytoma (dual locative)
kórytach (locative plural)
koryto (alternative obsolete)

From Proto-Slavic *koryto. Cognate with Upper Sorbian korto, Polish koryto, Czech koryto, Serbo-Croatian kòrito, Russian коры́то (korýto).

trough (long, narrow, open container for feeding animals; long, narrow container open at the top)


kósa

kósa (nominative singular)
kósy (dual nominative)
kóse (nominative plural)
kóse (genitive singular)
kósowu (dual genitive)
kósow (genitive plural)
kósy (dative singular)
kósoma (dative dual)
kósam (dative plural)
kósu (accusative singular)
kósy (accusative dual)
kóse (accusative plural)
kósu (instrumental singular)
kósoma (dual instrumental)
kósami (instrumental plural)
kósy (locative singular)
kósoma (dual locative)
kósach (locative plural)
kosa (alternative)


kósa

inflection of kós (“blackbird”):
genitive/accusative singular

inflection of kós (“blackbird”):
nominative dual


kósu

accusative/instrumental/locative singular of kósa


kóse

inflection of kósa (“scythe”):
genitive singular

inflection of kósa (“scythe”):
nominative/accusative plural


kóse

nominative/accusative plural of kós (“blackbird”)


łyko

łyko (nominative singular)
łyce (dual nominative)
łyka (nominative plural)
łyka (genitive singular)
łykowu (dual genitive)
łykow (genitive plural)
łykoju (dative singular)
łyku (dative singular)
łykoma (dative dual)
łykam (dative plural)
łyko (accusative singular)
łyce (accusative dual)
łyka (accusative plural)
łykom (instrumental singular)
łykoma (dual instrumental)
łykami (instrumental plural)
łyku (locative singular)
łykoma (dual locative)
łykach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *lyko (“bast”), from Proto-Balto-Slavic *lúnˀka (“bast”). Cognate with Polish łyko (“bast”), Czech lýko (“bast”), Serbo-Croatian lika (“bast”), лы́ко (lýko, “bast”).


łoź

łoźka (diminutive)
łoź (nominative singular)
łoźi (dual nominative)
łoźi (nominative plural)
łoźi (genitive singular)
łoźowu (dual genitive)
łoźow (genitive plural)
łoźi (dative singular)
łoźoma (dative dual)
łoźam (dative plural)
łoź (accusative singular)
łoźi (accusative dual)
łoźi (accusative plural)
łoźu (instrumental singular)
łoźoma (dual instrumental)
łoźami (instrumental plural)
łoźi (locative singular)
łoźoma (dual locative)
łoźach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *oldi. Cognate with Polish łódź, Czech loď, Old Church Slavonic ладии (ladii), Russian ло́дка (lódka).


płotno

płotno (nominative singular)
płotnje (dual nominative)
płotna (nominative plural)
płotna (genitive singular)
płotnowu (dual genitive)
płotnow (genitive plural)
płotnoju (dative singular)
płotnu (dative singular)
płotnoma (dative dual)
płotnam (dative plural)
płotno (accusative singular)
płotnje (accusative dual)
płotna (accusative plural)
płotnom (instrumental singular)
płotnoma (dual instrumental)
płotnami (instrumental plural)
płotnje (locative singular)
płotnoma (dual locative)
płotnach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *poltьno. Cognate with Upper Sorbian płótno, Polish płótno, Czech plátno, Serbo-Croatian plátno, and Russian полотно́ (polotnó).

(archaic) canvas (type of coarse cloth; piece of cloth on which one may paint)


prama

prama (nominative singular)
pramje (dual nominative)
pramy (nominative plural)
pramy (genitive singular)
pramowu (dual genitive)
pramow (genitive plural)
pramje (dative singular)
pramoma (dative dual)
pramam (dative plural)
pramu (accusative singular)
pramje (accusative dual)
pramy (accusative plural)
pramu (instrumental singular)
pramoma (dual instrumental)
pramami (instrumental plural)
pramje (locative singular)
pramoma (dual locative)
pramach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *pormъ (“ferry”). Cognate with Polish prom, Czech prám, Serbo-Croatian pram, and Russian паро́м (paróm).


pyto

pytko (diminutive)
pyto (nominative singular)
pyśe (dual nominative)
pyta (nominative plural)
pyta (genitive singular)
pytowu (dual genitive)
pytow (genitive plural)
pytoju (dative singular)
pytu (dative singular)
pytoma (dative dual)
pytam (dative plural)
pyto (accusative singular)
pyśe (accusative dual)
pyta (accusative plural)
pytom (instrumental singular)
pytoma (dual instrumental)
pytami (instrumental plural)
pyśe (locative singular)
pytoma (dual locative)
pytach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *pǫto (“fetter”). Cognate with Polish pęto, Czech pouto, Old Church Slavonic пѫто (pǫto), and Russian пу́ты (púty).

fetter (chain used to bind a person or animal)

padlock (detachable lock with sliding or hinged shackle)


rza

rza (nominative singular)
rzy (dual nominative)
rze (nominative plural)
rze (genitive singular)
rzowu (dual genitive)
rzow (genitive plural)
rzy (dative singular)
rzoma (dative dual)
rzam (dative plural)
rzu (accusative singular)
rzy (accusative dual)
rze (accusative plural)
rzu (instrumental singular)
rzoma (dual instrumental)
rzami (instrumental plural)
rzy (locative singular)
rzoma (dual locative)
rzach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *rъďa (“rust”), from Proto-Indo-European *h₁rewdʰ- (“red”). Cognate with Polish rdza, Slovak hrdza, Old Church Slavonic ръжда (rŭžda), and Russian ржа (rža).


zarz

zarz (nominative singular)
zarza (dual nominative)
zarze (nominative plural)
zarza (genitive singular)
zarzowu (dual genitive)
zarzow (genitive plural)
zarzoju (dative singular)
zarzoma (dative dual)
zarzam (dative plural)
zarz (accusative singular)
zarza (accusative dual)
zarze (accusative plural)
zarzom (instrumental singular)
zarzoma (dual instrumental)
zarzami (instrumental plural)
zarzu (locative singular)
zarzoma (dual locative)
zarzach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *zarъďь, from *za + the root of *rъďa (compare rza).


sodło

sodło (nominative singular)
sodle (dual nominative)
sodła (nominative plural)
sodła (genitive singular)
sodłowu (dual genitive)
sodłow (genitive plural)
sodłoju (dative singular)
sodłu (dative singular)
sodłoma (dative dual)
sodłam (dative plural)
sodło (accusative singular)
sodle (accusative dual)
sodła (accusative plural)
sodłom (instrumental singular)
sodłoma (dual instrumental)
sodłami (instrumental plural)
sodle (locative singular)
sodłoma (dual locative)
sodłach (locative plural)


syto

sytko (diminutive)
syto (nominative singular)
syśe (dual nominative)
syta (nominative plural)
syta (genitive singular)
sytowu (dual genitive)
sytow (genitive plural)
sytoju (dative singular)
sytu (dative singular)
sytoma (dative dual)
sytam (dative plural)
syto (accusative singular)
syśe (accusative dual)
syta (accusative plural)
sytom (instrumental singular)
sytoma (dual instrumental)
sytami (instrumental plural)
syśe (locative singular)
sytoma (dual locative)
sytach (locative plural)


stadło

stadleško (diminutive)
stadło (nominative singular)
stadle (dual nominative)
stadła (nominative plural)
stadła (genitive singular)
stadłowu (dual genitive)
stadłow (genitive plural)
stadłoju (dative singular)
stadłu (dative singular)
stadłoma (dative dual)
stadłam (dative plural)
stadło (accusative singular)
stadle (accusative dual)
stadła (accusative plural)
stadłom (instrumental singular)
stadłoma (dual instrumental)
stadłami (instrumental plural)
stadle (locative singular)
stadłoma (dual locative)
stadłach (locative plural)

From now obsolete stado, from Proto-Slavic *stado, from Proto-Indo-European *steh₂-. Cognate with Upper Sorbian stadło, Polish stado, Czech stádo, Old Church Slavonic стадо (stado), and Russian ста́до (stádo).


tśmjeń

tśmjeń (nominative singular)
tśmjenja (dual nominative)
tśmjenje (nominative plural)
tśmjenja (genitive singular)
tśmjenjowu (dual genitive)
tśmjenjow (genitive plural)
tśmjenjoju (dative singular)
tśmjenjoma (dative dual)
tśmjenjam (dative plural)
tśmjeń (accusative singular)
tśmjenja (accusative dual)
tśmjenje (accusative plural)
tśmjenjom (instrumental singular)
tśmjenjoma (dual instrumental)
tśmjenjami (instrumental plural)
tśmjenju (locative singular)
tśmjenjoma (dual locative)
tśmjenjach (locative plural)
tśḿeń (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *stremę, *strьmę. Cognate with Upper Sorbian třmjeń, Polish strzemię, Czech třmen, Serbo-Croatian strȅmēn, and Russian стре́мя (strémja).


stśěła

stśěła (nominative singular)
stśěle (dual nominative)
stśěły (nominative plural)
stśěły (genitive singular)
stśěłowu (dual genitive)
stśěłow (genitive plural)
stśěle (dative singular)
stśěłoma (dative dual)
stśěłam (dative plural)
stśěłu (accusative singular)
stśěle (accusative dual)
stśěły (accusative plural)
stśěłu (instrumental singular)
stśěłoma (dual instrumental)
stśěłami (instrumental plural)
stśěle (locative singular)
stśěłoma (dual locative)
stśěłach (locative plural)


toporišćo

toporišćo (nominative singular)
toporišći (dual nominative)
toporišća (nominative plural)
toporišća (genitive singular)
toporišćowu (dual genitive)
toporišćow (genitive plural)
toporišćoju (dative singular)
toporišću (dative singular)
toporišćoma (dative dual)
toporišćam (dative plural)
toporišćo (accusative singular)
toporišći (accusative dual)
toporišća (accusative plural)
toporišćom (instrumental singular)
toporišćoma (dual instrumental)
toporišćami (instrumental plural)
toporišću (locative singular)
toporišćoma (dual locative)
toporišćach (locative plural)

/ˈtɔpɔrʲiɕt͡ɕɔ/

From Proto-Slavic *toporišče, from *toporъ (“axe”).

handle (of an axe, pitchfork, rake, hoe, etc.)


wěnc

wěnk (diminutive)
wěnc (nominative singular)
wěnca (dual nominative)
wěnce (nominative plural)
wěnca (genitive singular)
wěncowu (dual genitive)
wěncow (genitive plural)
wěncoju (dative singular)
wěncoma (dative dual)
wěncam (dative plural)
wěnc (accusative singular)
wěnca (accusative dual)
wěnce (accusative plural)
wěncom (instrumental singular)
wěncoma (dual instrumental)
wěncami (instrumental plural)
wěncu (locative singular)
wěncoma (dual locative)
wěncach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *věnьcь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *waiˀníkas, from Proto-Indo-European *woyh₁níkos. Cognate with Upper Sorbian wěnc, Polish wieniec, Czech věnec, Old Church Slavonic вѣньць (věnĭcĭ), Russian вене́ц (venéc).


wrjeśeno

wrjeśenko (diminutive)
wrjeśeno (nominative singular)
wrjeśenje (dual nominative)
wrjeśena (nominative plural)
wrjeśena (genitive singular)
wrjeśenowu (dual genitive)
wrjeśenow (genitive plural)
wrjeśenoju (dative singular)
wrjeśenu (dative singular)
wrjeśenoma (dative dual)
wrjeśenam (dative plural)
wrjeśeno (accusative singular)
wrjeśenje (accusative dual)
wrjeśena (accusative plural)
wrjeśenom (instrumental singular)
wrjeśenoma (dual instrumental)
wrjeśenami (instrumental plural)
wrjeśenje (locative singular)
wrjeśenoma (dual locative)
wrjeśenach (locative plural)
’ŕeśeno (alternative)
wŕeśeno (alternative)

/ˈrʲɛ.ɕɛ.nɔ/

From Proto-Slavic *verteno, from Proto-Indo-European *wert- (“to turn, rotate”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian wrjećeno, Polish wrzeciono, Czech vřeteno, Old Church Slavonic врѣтєно (vrěteno), and Russian веретено́ (veretenó).


chlěw

chlěw (nominative singular)
chlěwa (dual nominative)
chlěwy (nominative plural)
chlěwa (genitive singular)
chlěwowu (dual genitive)
chlěwow (genitive plural)
chlěwoju (dative singular)
chlěwoma (dative dual)
chlěwam (dative plural)
chlěw (accusative singular)
chlěwa (accusative dual)
chlěwy (accusative plural)
chlěwom (instrumental singular)
chlěwoma (dual instrumental)
chlěwami (instrumental plural)
chlěwje (locative singular)
chlěwoma (dual locative)
chlěwach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *xlěvъ (“(animal) shelter, cowshed”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian chlěw, Polish chlew, Czech chlév, Slovene hlev, Russian хлев (xlev).

inh

stall (compartment for a single animal in a stable or cattle shed)


jašćeŕ

jašćerk (diminutive)
jašćeŕ (nominative singular)
jašćerja (dual nominative)
jašćerje (nominative plural)
jašćerja (genitive singular)
jašćerjowu (dual genitive)
jašćerjow (genitive plural)
jašćerjoju (dative singular)
jašćerjoma (dative dual)
jašćerjam (dative plural)
jašćerja (accusative singular)
jašćerjowu (accusative dual)
jašćerje (accusative plural)
jašćerjow (accusative plural)
jašćerjom (instrumental singular)
jašćerjoma (dual instrumental)
jašćerjami (instrumental plural)
jašćerju (locative singular)
jašćerjoma (dual locative)
jašćerjach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *aščerъ. Cognate with Upper Sorbian ješćelca, Polish jaszczurka, Czech ještěr, Old Church Slavonic ащеръ (ašterŭ), Russian я́щерица (jáščerica).


žołw

žołw (nominative singular)
žołwi (dual nominative)
žołwi (nominative plural)
žołwi (genitive singular)
žołwjowu (dual genitive)
žołwjow (genitive plural)
žołwi (dative singular)
žołwjoma (dative dual)
žołwjam (dative plural)
žołw (accusative singular)
žołwi (accusative dual)
žołwi (accusative plural)
žołwju (instrumental singular)
žołwjoma (dual instrumental)
žołwjami (instrumental plural)
žołwi (locative singular)
žołwjoma (dual locative)
žołwjach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *žьlvъ. Cognate with Upper Sorbian žołwja, Polish żółw, Czech želva, and Serbo-Croatian žȇlvā.


wosa

woska (diminutive)
wosa (nominative singular)
wosy (dual nominative)
wose (nominative plural)
wose (genitive singular)
wosowu (dual genitive)
wosow (genitive plural)
wosy (dative singular)
wosoma (dative dual)
wosam (dative plural)
wosu (accusative singular)
wosy (accusative dual)
wose (accusative plural)
wosu (instrumental singular)
wosoma (dual instrumental)
wosami (instrumental plural)
wosy (locative singular)
wosoma (dual locative)
wosach (locative plural)


chrust

chrust (nominative singular)
chrusta (dual nominative)
chrusty (nominative plural)
chrusta (genitive singular)
chrustowu (dual genitive)
chrustow (genitive plural)
chrustoju (dative singular)
chrustoma (dative dual)
chrustam (dative plural)
chrusta (accusative singular)
chrustowu (accusative dual)
chrusty (accusative plural)
chrustow (accusative plural)
chrustom (instrumental singular)
chrustoma (dual instrumental)
chrustami (instrumental plural)
chrusće (locative singular)
chrustoma (dual locative)
chrustach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *xrǫščь (“cockchafer”). Cognate with Polish chrząszcz, Czech chroust, Serbo-Croatian hrȗšt, Russian хрущ (xrušč).

(specifically) great diving beetle (Dytiscus marginalis)


móla

móla (nominative singular)
móli (dual nominative)
móle (nominative plural)
móle (genitive singular)
mólowu (dual genitive)
mólow (genitive plural)
móli (dative singular)
móloma (dative dual)
mólam (dative plural)
mólu (accusative singular)
móli (accusative dual)
móle (accusative plural)
mólu (instrumental singular)
móloma (dual instrumental)
mólami (instrumental plural)
móli (locative singular)
móloma (dual locative)
mólach (locative plural)
mola (alternative)

From earlier mól, from Proto-Slavic *moľь.


móla

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

inflection of mól:
genitive/accusative singular


móle

inflection of móla:
nominative/accusative plural


móli

inflection of móla:
dative/locative singular

inflection of móla:
nominative/accusative dual


mjatel

mjatelik (diminutive)
mjatel (nominative singular)
mjatela (dual nominative)
mjatele (nominative plural)
mjatela (genitive singular)
mjatelowu (dual genitive)
mjatelow (genitive plural)
mjateloju (dative singular)
mjateloma (dative dual)
mjatelam (dative plural)
mjatela (accusative singular)
mjatelowu (accusative dual)
mjatele (accusative plural)
mjatelow (accusative plural)
mjatelom (instrumental singular)
mjateloma (dual instrumental)
mjatelami (instrumental plural)
mjatelu (locative singular)
mjateloma (dual locative)
mjatelach (locative plural)


kraba

kraba (nominative singular)
krabje (dual nominative)
kraby (nominative plural)
kraby (genitive singular)
krabowu (dual genitive)
krabow (genitive plural)
krabje (dative singular)
kraboma (dative dual)
krabam (dative plural)
krabu (accusative singular)
krabje (accusative dual)
kraby (accusative plural)
krabu (instrumental singular)
kraboma (dual instrumental)
krabami (instrumental plural)
krabje (locative singular)
kraboma (dual locative)
krabach (locative plural)

Borrowed from Middle Low German krabbe, from Proto-Germanic *krabbô.


wokuń

wokuńk (diminutive)
wokuń (nominative singular)
wokunja (dual nominative)
wokunje (nominative plural)
wokunja (genitive singular)
wokunjowu (dual genitive)
wokunjow (genitive plural)
wokunjoju (dative singular)
wokunjoma (dative dual)
wokunjam (dative plural)
wokunja (accusative singular)
wokunjowu (accusative dual)
wokunje (accusative plural)
wokunjow (accusative plural)
wokunjom (instrumental singular)
wokunjoma (dual instrumental)
wokunjami (instrumental plural)
wokunju (locative singular)
wokunjoma (dual locative)
wokunjach (locative plural)
hokuń (alternative obsolete)

From Proto-Slavic *okunь. Cognate with Polish okoń, Czech okoun, and Russian о́кунь (ókunʹ).

Perca fluviatilis
Perca fluviatilis#Translingual


škŕa

škŕa (nominative singular)
škri (dual nominative)
škrě (nominative plural)
škrě (genitive singular)
škŕowu (dual genitive)
škŕow (genitive plural)
škri (dative singular)
škŕoma (dative dual)
škŕam (dative plural)
škŕu (accusative singular)
škri (accusative dual)
škrě (accusative plural)
škŕu (instrumental singular)
škŕoma (dual instrumental)
škŕami (instrumental plural)
škri (locative singular)
škŕoma (dual locative)
škŕach (locative plural)


tśḿeń

tśḿeń (nominative singular)
tśḿeńa (dual nominative)
tśḿeńe (nominative plural)
tśḿeńa (genitive singular)
tśḿeńowu (dual genitive)
tśḿeńow (genitive plural)
tśḿeńoju (dative singular)
tśḿeńoma (dative dual)
tśḿeńam (dative plural)
tśḿeń (accusative singular)
tśḿeńa (accusative dual)
tśḿeńe (accusative plural)
tśḿeńom (instrumental singular)
tśḿeńoma (dual instrumental)
tśḿeńami (instrumental plural)
tśḿeńu (locative singular)
tśḿeńoma (dual locative)
tśḿeńach (locative plural)


wulk

wulk (nominative singular)
wulka (dual nominative)
wulki (nominative plural)
wulka (genitive singular)
wulkowu (dual genitive)
wulkow (genitive plural)
wulkoju (dative singular)
wulkoma (dative dual)
wulkam (dative plural)
wulk (accusative singular)
wulka (accusative dual)
wulki (accusative plural)
wulkom (instrumental singular)
wulkoma (dual instrumental)
wulkami (instrumental plural)
wulku (locative singular)
wulkoma (dual locative)
wulkach (locative plural)
hulk (alternative)


wŕeśeno

wŕeśenko (diminutive)
wŕeśeno (nominative singular)
wŕeśeńe (dual nominative)
wŕeśena (nominative plural)
wŕeśena (genitive singular)
wŕeśenowu (dual genitive)
wŕeśenow (genitive plural)
wŕeśenoju (dative singular)
wŕeśenu (dative singular)
wŕeśenoma (dative dual)
wŕeśenam (dative plural)
wŕeśeno (accusative singular)
wŕeśeńe (accusative dual)
wŕeśena (accusative plural)
wŕeśenom (instrumental singular)
wŕeśenoma (dual instrumental)
wŕeśenami (instrumental plural)
wŕeśeńe (locative singular)
wŕeśenoma (dual locative)
wŕeśenach (locative plural)


hokuń

hokuńk (diminutive)
hokuń (nominative singular)
hokuńa (dual nominative)
hokuńe (nominative plural)
hokuńa (genitive singular)
hokuńowu (dual genitive)
hokuńow (genitive plural)
hokuńoju (dative singular)
hokuńoma (dative dual)
hokuńam (dative plural)
hokuńa (accusative singular)
hokuńowu (accusative dual)
hokuńe (accusative plural)
hokuńow (accusative plural)
hokuńom (instrumental singular)
hokuńoma (dual instrumental)
hokuńami (instrumental plural)
hokuńu (locative singular)
hokuńoma (dual locative)
hokuńach (locative plural)


hugoŕ

hugoŕ (nominative singular)
hugoŕa (dual nominative)
hugoŕe (nominative plural)
hugoŕa (genitive singular)
hugoŕowu (dual genitive)
hugoŕow (genitive plural)
hugoŕoju (dative singular)
hugoŕoma (dative dual)
hugoŕam (dative plural)
hugoŕa (accusative singular)
hugoŕowu (accusative dual)
hugoŕe (accusative plural)
hugoŕow (accusative plural)
hugoŕom (instrumental singular)
hugoŕoma (dual instrumental)
hugoŕami (instrumental plural)
hugoŕu (locative singular)
hugoŕoma (dual locative)
hugoŕach (locative plural)


zwěŕe

dsb-noun

zwěŕe n (genitive singular zwěŕeśa, diminutive zwěŕetko)

zwěŕeśa (genitive singular)
zwěŕetko (diminutive)
zwěŕe (nominative singular)
zwěŕeśi (dual nominative)
zwěŕeta (nominative plural)
zwěŕeśa (genitive singular)
zwěŕeśowu (dual genitive)
zwěŕetow (genitive plural)
zwěŕeśeju (dative singular)
zwěŕeśoma (dative dual)
zwěŕetam (dative plural)
zwěŕe (accusative singular)
zwěŕeśi (accusative dual)
zwěŕeta (accusative plural)
zwěŕeśim (instrumental singular)
zwěŕeśoma (dual instrumental)
zwěŕetami (instrumental plural)
zwěŕeśu (locative singular)
zwěŕeśoma (dual locative)
zwěŕetach (locative plural)


crjop

crjopk (diminutive)
crjop (nominative singular)
crjopa (dual nominative)
crjopy (nominative plural)
crjopa (genitive singular)
crjopowu (dual genitive)
crjopow (genitive plural)
crjopoju (dative singular)
crjopoma (dative dual)
crjopam (dative plural)
crjop (accusative singular)
crjopa (accusative dual)
crjopy (accusative plural)
crjopom (instrumental singular)
crjopoma (dual instrumental)
crjopami (instrumental plural)
crjopje (locative singular)
crjopoma (dual locative)
crjopach (locative plural)
cŕop (alternative)

shard (piece of broken glass or pottery)


cŕop

cŕopk (diminutive)
cŕop (nominative singular)
cŕopa (dual nominative)
cŕopy (nominative plural)
cŕopa (genitive singular)
cŕopowu (dual genitive)
cŕopow (genitive plural)
cŕopoju (dative singular)
cŕopoma (dative dual)
cŕopam (dative plural)
cŕop (accusative singular)
cŕopa (accusative dual)
cŕopy (accusative plural)
cŕopom (instrumental singular)
cŕopoma (dual instrumental)
cŕopami (instrumental plural)
cŕoṕe (locative singular)
cŕopoma (dual locative)
cŕopach (locative plural)


cŕowo

cŕowko (diminutive)
cŕowo (nominative singular)
cŕoẃe (dual nominative)
cŕowa (nominative plural)
cŕowa (genitive singular)
cŕowowu (dual genitive)
cŕowow (genitive plural)
cŕowoju (dative singular)
cŕowu (dative singular)
cŕowoma (dative dual)
cŕowam (dative plural)
cŕowo (accusative singular)
cŕoẃe (accusative dual)
cŕowa (accusative plural)
cŕowom (instrumental singular)
cŕowoma (dual instrumental)
cŕowami (instrumental plural)
cŕoẃe (locative singular)
cŕowoma (dual locative)
cŕowach (locative plural)


bŕuch

bŕušk (diminutive)
bŕuch (nominative singular)
bŕucha (dual nominative)
bŕuchy (nominative plural)
bŕucha (genitive singular)
bŕuchowu (dual genitive)
bŕuchow (genitive plural)
bŕuchoju (dative singular)
bŕuchoma (dative dual)
bŕucham (dative plural)
bŕuch (accusative singular)
bŕucha (accusative dual)
bŕuchy (accusative plural)
bŕuchom (instrumental singular)
bŕuchoma (dual instrumental)
bŕuchami (instrumental plural)
bŕuchu (locative singular)
bŕuchoma (dual locative)
bŕuchach (locative plural)


raḿe

ramuško (diminutive)
raḿe (nominative singular)
raḿeni (dual nominative)
raḿeńa (nominative plural)
raḿeńa (genitive singular)
raḿeńowu (dual genitive)
raḿeńow (genitive plural)
raḿeńeju (dative singular)
raḿeńoma (dative dual)
raḿeńam (dative plural)
raḿe (accusative singular)
raḿeni (accusative dual)
raḿeńa (accusative plural)
raḿenim (instrumental singular)
raḿeńoma (dual instrumental)
raḿeńami (instrumental plural)
raḿeńu (locative singular)
raḿeńoma (dual locative)
raḿeńach (locative plural)


hutšoba

hutšobka (diminutive)
hutšoba (nominative singular)
hutšob́e (dual nominative)
hutšoby (nominative plural)
hutšoby (genitive singular)
hutšobowu (dual genitive)
hutšobow (genitive plural)
hutšob́e (dative singular)
hutšoboma (dative dual)
hutšobam (dative plural)
hutšobu (accusative singular)
hutšob́e (accusative dual)
hutšoby (accusative plural)
hutšobu (instrumental singular)
hutšoboma (dual instrumental)
hutšobami (instrumental plural)
hutšob́e (locative singular)
hutšoboma (dual locative)
hutšobach (locative plural)


njewjedro

njewjedro (nominative singular)
njewjedrje (dual nominative)
njewjedra (nominative plural)
njewjedra (genitive singular)
njewjedrowu (dual genitive)
njewjedrow (genitive plural)
njewjedroju (dative singular)
njewjedru (dative singular)
njewjedroma (dative dual)
njewjedram (dative plural)
njewjedro (accusative singular)
njewjedrje (accusative dual)
njewjedra (accusative plural)
njewjedrom (instrumental singular)
njewjedroma (dual instrumental)
njewjedrami (instrumental plural)
njewjedrje (locative singular)
njewjedroma (dual locative)
njewjedrach (locative plural)
ńeẃedro (alternative)

/ˈnʲɛvʲɛdrɔ/

nje- + wjedro, calque of German Unwetter


hurje

inflection of hura:
dative/locative singular

inflection of hura:
nominative/accusative dual


nocka

nocka (nominative singular)
nocce (dual nominative)
nocki (nominative plural)
nocki (genitive singular)
nockowu (dual genitive)
nockow (genitive plural)
nocce (dative singular)
nockoma (dative dual)
nockam (dative plural)
nocku (accusative singular)
nocce (accusative dual)
nocki (accusative plural)
nocku (instrumental singular)
nockoma (dual instrumental)
nockami (instrumental plural)
nocce (locative singular)
nockoma (dual locative)
nockach (locative plural)


wěra

wěra (nominative singular)
wěrje (dual nominative)
wěry (nominative plural)
wěry (genitive singular)
wěrowu (dual genitive)
wěrow (genitive plural)
wěrje (dative singular)
wěroma (dative dual)
wěram (dative plural)
wěru (accusative singular)
wěrje (accusative dual)
wěry (accusative plural)
wěru (instrumental singular)
wěroma (dual instrumental)
wěrami (instrumental plural)
wěrje (locative singular)
wěroma (dual locative)
wěrach (locative plural)


informatice

inflection of informatika:
dative/locative singular

inflection of informatika:
nominative/accusative dual


eł

The name of the Latin-script letter ł/Ł.


žet

The name of the Latin-script letter ž/Ž.


cej

The name of the Latin-script letter C/c.


pónjeźela

ponjeźela (alternative)
póńeźela (alternative obsolete)

/ˈpɨnʲɛʑɛla/

/ˈpɛnʲɛʑɛla/

/ˈpʊnʲɛʑɛla/

inflection of pónjeźele:
genitive singular

inflection of pónjeźele:
nominative/accusative plural


proga

inflection of prog:
nominative/accusative dual


gody

gody (nominative plural)
god (genitive plural)
godam (dative plural)
gody (accusative plural)
godami (instrumental plural)
godach (locative plural)


kšupa

kšupica (diminutive)
kšupa (nominative singular)
kšupje (dual nominative)
kšupy (nominative plural)
kšupy (genitive singular)
kšupowu (dual genitive)
kšupow (genitive plural)
kšupje (dative singular)
kšupoma (dative dual)
kšupam (dative plural)
kšupu (accusative singular)
kšupje (accusative dual)
kšupy (accusative plural)
kšupu (instrumental singular)
kšupoma (dual instrumental)
kšupami (instrumental plural)
kšupje (locative singular)
kšupoma (dual locative)
kšupach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *krupa (“groats”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian krupa, Polish krupa, Czech kroupy, Old Church Slavonic кроупа (krupa), and Russian крупа́ (krupá).

a hailstone, ice pellet, or piece of graupel


kšupy

kšupy (nominative plural)
kšupow (genitive plural)
kšupam (dative plural)
kšupy (accusative plural)
kšupami (instrumental plural)
kšupach (locative plural)


kšupy

inflection of kšupa:
nominative/accusative plural


kjarm

kjarm (nominative singular)
kjarma (dual nominative)
kjarmy (nominative plural)
kjarma (genitive singular)
kjarmowu (dual genitive)
kjarmow (genitive plural)
kjarmoju (dative singular)
kjarmoma (dative dual)
kjarmam (dative plural)
kjarm (accusative singular)
kjarma (accusative dual)
kjarmy (accusative plural)
kjarmom (instrumental singular)
kjarmoma (dual instrumental)
kjarmami (instrumental plural)
kjarmje (locative singular)
kjarmoma (dual locative)
kjarmach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *kъrmъ. Cognate with Upper Sorbian korm, Polish karma, Czech krmivo, Serbo-Croatian kŕma, and Russian корм (korm).


źiśelc

źiśelc (nominative singular)
źiśelca (dual nominative)
źiśelce (nominative plural)
źiśelca (genitive singular)
źiśelcowu (dual genitive)
źiśelcow (genitive plural)
źiśelcoju (dative singular)
źiśelcoma (dative dual)
źiśelcam (dative plural)
źiśelca (accusative singular)
źiśelcowu (accusative dual)
źiśelce (accusative plural)
źiśelcow (accusative plural)
źiśelcom (instrumental singular)
źiśelcoma (dual instrumental)
źiśelcami (instrumental plural)
źiśelcu (locative singular)
źiśelcoma (dual locative)
źiśelcach (locative plural)
źěśelc (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *dętelьcь, diminutive of *dętelъ, cognate with Upper Sorbian dźećelc, Polish dzięcioł, Czech datel, Serbo-Croatian djȅtlić and Russian дя́тел (djátel).

great spotted woodpecker
great spotted woodpecker

Dendrocopos major
Dendrocopos major#Translingual

(specifically) great spotted woodpecker (Dendrocopos major)


kanja

kanja (nominative singular)
kani (dual nominative)
kanje (nominative plural)
kanje (genitive singular)
kanjowu (dual genitive)
kanjow (genitive plural)
kani (dative singular)
kanjoma (dative dual)
kanjam (dative plural)
kanju (accusative singular)
kani (accusative dual)
kanje (accusative plural)
kanju (instrumental singular)
kanjoma (dual instrumental)
kanjami (instrumental plural)
kani (locative singular)
kanjoma (dual locative)
kanjach (locative plural)
kańa (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *kaňa (“buzzard”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian kanja, Polish kania, Czech káně, Slovene kanja, and Belarusian каня (kanja).

(Western) marsh harrier (Circus aeruginosus)


krogul

krogul (nominative singular)
krogula (dual nominative)
krogule (nominative plural)
krogula (genitive singular)
krogulowu (dual genitive)
krogulow (genitive plural)
kroguloju (dative singular)
kroguloma (dative dual)
krogulam (dative plural)
krogula (accusative singular)
krogulowu (accusative dual)
krogule (accusative plural)
krogulow (accusative plural)
krogulom (instrumental singular)
kroguloma (dual instrumental)
krogulami (instrumental plural)
krogulu (locative singular)
kroguloma (dual locative)
krogulach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *korgujь (“sparrowhawk”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian kraholc, Polish krogulec, Czech krahujec, and Russian ко́ршун (kóršun).


kukawa

kukawka (diminutive)
kukawa (nominative singular)
kukawje (dual nominative)
kukawy (nominative plural)
kukawy (genitive singular)
kukawowu (dual genitive)
kukawow (genitive plural)
kukawje (dative singular)
kukawoma (dative dual)
kukawam (dative plural)
kukawu (accusative singular)
kukawje (accusative dual)
kukawy (accusative plural)
kukawu (instrumental singular)
kukawoma (dual instrumental)
kukawami (instrumental plural)
kukawje (locative singular)
kukawoma (dual locative)
kukawach (locative plural)

From a derivative of Proto-Slavic *kukъ (“cuckoo”), of imitative origin. Cognate with Upper Sorbian kokula, Polish kukułka, Czech kukačka, Serbo-Croatian kȕkavica, and Russian куку́шка (kukúška).


kurwota

kurwotka (diminutive)
kurwota (nominative singular)
kurwośe (dual nominative)
kurwoty (nominative plural)
kurwoty (genitive singular)
kurwotowu (dual genitive)
kurwotow (genitive plural)
kurwośe (dative singular)
kurwotoma (dative dual)
kurwotam (dative plural)
kurwotu (accusative singular)
kurwośe (accusative dual)
kurwoty (accusative plural)
kurwotu (instrumental singular)
kurwotoma (dual instrumental)
kurwotami (instrumental plural)
kurwośe (locative singular)
kurwotoma (dual locative)
kurwotach (locative plural)

From a variant of Proto-Slavic *kuropъty (“partridge”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian kurwota, Polish kuropatwa, Czech koroptev, and Russian куропа́тка (kuropátka).

(specifically) grey partridge (Perdix perdix)


paśpula

paśpulka (diminutive)
paśpula (nominative singular)
paśpuli (dual nominative)
paśpule (nominative plural)
paśpule (genitive singular)
paśpulowu (dual genitive)
paśpulow (genitive plural)
paśpuli (dative singular)
paśpuloma (dative dual)
paśpulam (dative plural)
paśpulu (accusative singular)
paśpuli (accusative dual)
paśpule (accusative plural)
paśpulu (instrumental singular)
paśpuloma (dual instrumental)
paśpulami (instrumental plural)
paśpuli (locative singular)
paśpuloma (dual locative)
paśpulach (locative plural)

From a variant of Proto-Slavic *perpelъ (“quail”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian pocpula, Polish przepiórka, Czech křepelka, Serbo-Croatian prȅpelica, and Russian пе́репел (pérepel).

(specifically) common quail (Coturnix coturnix)


škórc

škórcyk (diminutive)
škórc (nominative singular)
škórca (dual nominative)
škórce (nominative plural)
škórca (genitive singular)
škórcowu (dual genitive)
škórcow (genitive plural)
škórcoju (dative singular)
škórcoma (dative dual)
škórcam (dative plural)
škórca (accusative singular)
škórcowu (accusative dual)
škórce (accusative plural)
škórcow (accusative plural)
škórcom (instrumental singular)
škórcoma (dual instrumental)
škórcami (instrumental plural)
škórcu (locative singular)
škórcoma (dual locative)
škórcach (locative plural)
škorc (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *skvorьcь (“starling”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian škórc, Slovak škorec, Slovene škôrec, and Russian скворе́ц (skvoréc).

Sturnus vulgaris
Sturnus vulgaris#Translingual

(specifically) common starling (Sturnus vulgaris)


syłoj

syłoj (nominative singular)
syłoja (dual nominative)
syłoje (nominative plural)
syłoja (genitive singular)
syłojowu (dual genitive)
syłojow (genitive plural)
syłojoju (dative singular)
syłojoma (dative dual)
syłojam (dative plural)
syłoja (accusative singular)
syłojowu (accusative dual)
syłoje (accusative plural)
syłojow (accusative plural)
syłojom (instrumental singular)
syłojoma (dual instrumental)
syłojami (instrumental plural)
syłoju (locative singular)
syłojoma (dual locative)
syłojach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *solvьjь (“nightingale”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian sołobik, Polish słowik, Czech slavík, Serbo-Croatian slàvūj, and Russian солове́й (solovéj).

Luscinia megarhynchos
Luscinia megarhynchos

(archaic) nightingale (Luscinia megarhynchos)


syłojk

syłojašk (diminutive)
syłojk (nominative singular)
syłojka (dual nominative)
syłojki (nominative plural)
syłojka (genitive singular)
syłojkowu (dual genitive)
syłojkow (genitive plural)
syłojkoju (dative singular)
syłojkoma (dative dual)
syłojkam (dative plural)
syłojka (accusative singular)
syłojkowu (accusative dual)
syłojki (accusative plural)
syłojkow (accusative plural)
syłojkom (instrumental singular)
syłojkoma (dual instrumental)
syłojkami (instrumental plural)
syłojku (locative singular)
syłojkoma (dual locative)
syłojkach (locative plural)
syłojik (alternative)

From now archaic syłoj + -k (diminutive).


syłojik

syłojik (nominative singular)
syłojika (dual nominative)
syłojiki (nominative plural)
syłojika (genitive singular)
syłojikowu (dual genitive)
syłojikow (genitive plural)
syłojikoju (dative singular)
syłojikoma (dative dual)
syłojikam (dative plural)
syłojika (accusative singular)
syłojikowu (accusative dual)
syłojiki (accusative plural)
syłojikow (accusative plural)
syłojikom (instrumental singular)
syłojikoma (dual instrumental)
syłojikami (instrumental plural)
syłojiku (locative singular)
syłojikoma (dual locative)
syłojikach (locative plural)


škobrjonk

škobrjonk m anim (diminutive škobrjonašk)

škobrjonašk (diminutive)
škobrjonk (nominative singular)
škobrjonka (dual nominative)
škobrjonki (nominative plural)
škobrjonka (genitive singular)
škobrjonkowu (dual genitive)
škobrjonkow (genitive plural)
škobrjonkoju (dative singular)
škobrjonkoma (dative dual)
škobrjonkam (dative plural)
škobrjonka (accusative singular)
škobrjonkowu (accusative dual)
škobrjonki (accusative plural)
škobrjonkow (accusative plural)
škobrjonkom (instrumental singular)
škobrjonkoma (dual instrumental)
škobrjonkami (instrumental plural)
škobrjonku (locative singular)
škobrjonkoma (dual locative)
škobrjonkach (locative plural)
škobŕonk (alternative)

/ˈʃkɔbrʲɔŋk/

From a variant of Proto-Slavic *skovornъ (“lark”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian škowrončk, Polish skowronek, Czech skřivan, and Russian жа́воронок (žávoronok).


žorawa

žorawa (nominative singular)
žorawje (dual nominative)
žorawy (nominative plural)
žorawy (genitive singular)
žorawowu (dual genitive)
žorawow (genitive plural)
žorawje (dative singular)
žorawoma (dative dual)
žorawam (dative plural)
žorawu (accusative singular)
žorawje (accusative dual)
žorawy (accusative plural)
žorawu (instrumental singular)
žorawoma (dual instrumental)
žorawami (instrumental plural)
žorawje (locative singular)
žorawoma (dual locative)
žorawach (locative plural)

From a variant of Proto-Slavic *žeravъ (“crane”), from Proto-Indo-European *gerh₂ōws. Cognate with Upper Sorbian žeraw, Polish żuraw, Slovak žeriav, Serbo-Croatian žèrāv, and Russian жура́вль (žurávlʹ).


žołma

žołmka (diminutive)
žołma (nominative singular)
žołmje (dual nominative)
žołmy (nominative plural)
žołmy (genitive singular)
žołmowu (dual genitive)
žołmow (genitive plural)
žołmje (dative singular)
žołmoma (dative dual)
žołmam (dative plural)
žołmu (accusative singular)
žołmje (accusative dual)
žołmy (accusative plural)
žołmu (instrumental singular)
žołmoma (dual instrumental)
žołmami (instrumental plural)
žołmje (locative singular)
žołmoma (dual locative)
žołmach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *žьlna (“green woodpecker”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian žołma.


buwoł

buwoł (nominative singular)
buwoła (dual nominative)
buwoły (nominative plural)
buwoła (genitive singular)
buwołowu (dual genitive)
buwołow (genitive plural)
buwołoju (dative singular)
buwołoma (dative dual)
buwołam (dative plural)
buwoła (accusative singular)
buwołowu (accusative dual)
buwoły (accusative plural)
buwołow (accusative plural)
buwołom (instrumental singular)
buwołoma (dual instrumental)
buwołami (instrumental plural)
buwole (locative singular)
buwołoma (dual locative)
buwołach (locative plural)

Borrowed from Upper Sorbian buwoł, from Proto-Slavic *byvolъ (“buffalo”), from Ancient Greek βούβαλος (boúbalos, “antelope, wild ox”). Cognate with Polish bawół, Czech buvol, Serbo-Croatian bȉvol, Russian бу́йвол (bújvol).


twóŕ

twórk (diminutive)
twóŕ (nominative singular)
twórja (dual nominative)
twórje (nominative plural)
twórja (genitive singular)
twórjowu (dual genitive)
twórjow (genitive plural)
twórjoju (dative singular)
twórjoma (dative dual)
twórjam (dative plural)
twórja (accusative singular)
twórjowu (accusative dual)
twórje (accusative plural)
twórjow (accusative plural)
twórjom (instrumental singular)
twórjoma (dual instrumental)
twórjami (instrumental plural)
twórju (locative singular)
twórjoma (dual locative)
twórjach (locative plural)
twoŕ (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *dъxorь (“polecat”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian tchór, Polish tchórz, Czech tchoř, Serbo-Croatian tvȏr, and Russian хорёк (xorjók).


gowjedo

gowjedo (nominative singular)
gowjeźe (dual nominative)
gowjeda (nominative plural)
gowjeda (genitive singular)
gowjedowu (dual genitive)
gowjedow (genitive plural)
gowjedoju (dative singular)
gowjedu (dative singular)
gowjedoma (dative dual)
gowjedam (dative plural)
gowjedo (accusative singular)
gowjeźe (accusative dual)
gowjeda (accusative plural)
gowjedom (instrumental singular)
gowjedoma (dual instrumental)
gowjedami (instrumental plural)
gowjeźe (locative singular)
gowjedoma (dual locative)
gowjedach (locative plural)
goẃedo (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *govędo (“cattle”), from a form derived from Proto-Indo-European *gʷṓws. Cognate with Upper Sorbian howjado.

cow (any domestic bovine regardless of sex or age); an individual head of cattle (domesticated bovine animals)


jazw

jazw (nominative singular)
jazwa (dual nominative)
jazwy (nominative plural)
jazwa (genitive singular)
jazwowu (dual genitive)
jazwow (genitive plural)
jazwoju (dative singular)
jazwoma (dative dual)
jazwam (dative plural)
jazwa (accusative singular)
jazwowu (accusative dual)
jazwy (accusative plural)
jazwow (accusative plural)
jazwom (instrumental singular)
jazwoma (dual instrumental)
jazwami (instrumental plural)
jazwje (locative singular)
jazwoma (dual locative)
jazwach (locative plural)

From a form related to Proto-Slavic *jazvьcь (“badger”). Cognate with Czech jezevec, Polish jaźwiec, and Serbo-Croatian jȁzavac.


kralik

kralik (nominative singular)
kralika (dual nominative)
kraliki (nominative plural)
kralika (genitive singular)
kralikowu (dual genitive)
kralikow (genitive plural)
kralikoju (dative singular)
kralikoma (dative dual)
kralikam (dative plural)
kralika (accusative singular)
kralikowu (accusative dual)
kraliki (accusative plural)
kralikow (accusative plural)
kralikom (instrumental singular)
kralikoma (dual instrumental)
kralikami (instrumental plural)
kraliku (locative singular)
kralikoma (dual locative)
kralikach (locative plural)

From Middle High German küniklīn, künlin, künglin. Compare Polish królik, Czech králík, and Slovak králik.


kót

kócka (feminine)
kót (nominative singular)
kóta (dual nominative)
kóty (nominative plural)
kóta (genitive singular)
kótowu (dual genitive)
kótow (genitive plural)
kótoju (dative singular)
kótoma (dative dual)
kótam (dative plural)
kóta (accusative singular)
kótowu (accusative dual)
kóty (accusative plural)
kótow (accusative plural)
kótom (instrumental singular)
kótoma (dual instrumental)
kótami (instrumental plural)
kóśe (locative singular)
kótoma (dual locative)
kótach (locative plural)
kot (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *kotъ (“tomcat”), probably from Latin cattus.


kóta

inflection of kót:
genitive/accusative singular


kózyrožk

kózyrožk (nominative singular)
kózyrožka (dual nominative)
kózyrožki (nominative plural)
kózyrožka (genitive singular)
kózyrožkowu (dual genitive)
kózyrožkow (genitive plural)
kózyrožkoju (dative singular)
kózyrožkoma (dative dual)
kózyrožkam (dative plural)
kózyrožka (accusative singular)
kózyrožkowu (accusative dual)
kózyrožki (accusative plural)
kózyrožkow (accusative plural)
kózyrožkom (instrumental singular)
kózyrožkoma (dual instrumental)
kózyrožkami (instrumental plural)
kózyrožku (locative singular)
kózyrožkoma (dual locative)
kózyrožkach (locative plural)
kozyrožk (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *kozorožьcь, diminutive of *kozorogъ (“ibex”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian kozoróžk, Polish koziorożec, Czech kozorožec, Serbo-Croatian kȍzorōg, and Russian козеро́г (kozeróg).

(literary) ibex (type of wild mountain goat)


njetopyŕ

njetopyrik (diminutive)
njetopyŕ (nominative singular)
njetopyrja (dual nominative)
njetopyrje (nominative plural)
njetopyrja (genitive singular)
njetopyrjowu (dual genitive)
njetopyrjow (genitive plural)
njetopyrjoju (dative singular)
njetopyrjoma (dative dual)
njetopyrjam (dative plural)
njetopyrja (accusative singular)
njetopyrjowu (accusative dual)
njetopyrje (accusative plural)
njetopyrjow (accusative plural)
njetopyrjom (instrumental singular)
njetopyrjoma (dual instrumental)
njetopyrjami (instrumental plural)
njetopyrju (locative singular)
njetopyrjoma (dual locative)
njetopyrjach (locative plural)
ńetopyŕ (alternative)

/ˈnʲɛtɔpɨrʲ/

From Proto-Slavic *netopyřь; cognate with Upper Sorbian njetopyr, njetopor.


brunice

inflection of brunica:
genitive singular

inflection of brunica:
nominative/accusative plural


wósoł

wósolik (diminutive)
wósoł (nominative singular)
wósoła (dual nominative)
wósoły (nominative plural)
wósoła (genitive singular)
wósołowu (dual genitive)
wósołow (genitive plural)
wósołoju (dative singular)
wósołoma (dative dual)
wósołam (dative plural)
wósoła (accusative singular)
wósołowu (accusative dual)
wósoły (accusative plural)
wósołow (accusative plural)
wósołom (instrumental singular)
wósołoma (dual instrumental)
wósołami (instrumental plural)
wósole (locative singular)
wósołoma (dual locative)
wósołach (locative plural)
wosoł (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *osьlъ, from Latin asellus. Doublet of ezel.


pjelch

pjelch (nominative singular)
pjelcha (dual nominative)
pjelchy (nominative plural)
pjelcha (genitive singular)
pjelchowu (dual genitive)
pjelchow (genitive plural)
pjelchoju (dative singular)
pjelchoma (dative dual)
pjelcham (dative plural)
pjelcha (accusative singular)
pjelchowu (accusative dual)
pjelchy (accusative plural)
pjelchow (accusative plural)
pjelchom (instrumental singular)
pjelchoma (dual instrumental)
pjelchami (instrumental plural)
pjelchu (locative singular)
pjelchoma (dual locative)
pjelchach (locative plural)
ṕelch (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *pъlxъ (“dormouse”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian połch, Polish pilch, Czech plch, Serbo-Croatian pȕh, and Russian полчо́к (polčók).


sćěnje

inflection of sćěna:
dative/locative singular

inflection of sćěna:
nominative/accusative dual


šćenje

dsb-noun

šćenje n (genitive singular šćenjeśa, nominative plural šćenjeta, diminutive šćeńetko)

šćenjeśa (genitive singular)
šćenjeta (nominative plural)
šćeńetko (diminutive)
šćenje (nominative singular)
šćenjeśi (dual nominative)
šćenjeta (nominative plural)
šćenjeśa (genitive singular)
šćenjeśowu (dual genitive)
šćenjetow (genitive plural)
šćenjeśeju (dative singular)
šćenjeśoma (dative dual)
šćenjetam (dative plural)
šćenje (accusative singular)
šćenjeśi (accusative dual)
šćenjeta (accusative plural)
šćenjeśim (instrumental singular)
šćenjeśoma (dual instrumental)
šćenjetami (instrumental plural)
šćenjeśu (locative singular)
šćenjeśoma (dual locative)
šćenjetach (locative plural)
šćeńe (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *ščenę (“young animal, puppy”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian šćenjo, Polish szczenię, Czech štěně, Serbo-Croatian štène, and Russian щено́к (ščenók).


njewjericka

njewjericka (nominative singular)
njewjericce (dual nominative)
njewjericki (nominative plural)
njewjericki (genitive singular)
njewjerickowu (dual genitive)
njewjerickow (genitive plural)
njewjericce (dative singular)
njewjerickoma (dative dual)
njewjerickam (dative plural)
njewjericku (accusative singular)
njewjericce (accusative dual)
njewjericki (accusative plural)
njewjericku (instrumental singular)
njewjerickoma (dual instrumental)
njewjerickami (instrumental plural)
njewjericce (locative singular)
njewjerickoma (dual locative)
njewjerickach (locative plural)
ńeẃericka (alternative)

Diminutive of now rare njewjerica + -ka, dissimilated from *wjewjerica, from Proto-Slavic *věverica (“squirrel”), from Proto-Indo-European *wer- (“squirrel”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian wjewjerčka, Polish wiewiórka, Czech veverka, Serbo-Croatian vjȅverica, and Ukrainian вивірка (vyvirka).


žrěbje

dsb-noun

žrěbje n (genitive singular žrěbjeśa, nominative plural žrěbjeta, diminutive žrěbjetko)

žrěbjeśa (genitive singular)
žrěbjeta (nominative plural)
žrěbjetko (diminutive)
žrěbje (nominative singular)
žrěbjeśi (dual nominative)
žrěbjeta (nominative plural)
žrěbjeśa (genitive singular)
žrěbjeśowu (dual genitive)
žrěbjetow (genitive plural)
žrěbjeśeju (dative singular)
žrěbjeśoma (dative dual)
žrěbjetam (dative plural)
žrěbje (accusative singular)
žrěbjeśi (accusative dual)
žrěbjeta (accusative plural)
žrěbjeśim (instrumental singular)
žrěbjeśoma (dual instrumental)
žrěbjetami (instrumental plural)
žrěbjeśu (locative singular)
žrěbjeśoma (dual locative)
žrěbjetach (locative plural)
žrěb́e (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *žerbę. Cognate with Upper Sorbian žrěbjo.


lawk

lawk (nominative singular)
lawka (dual nominative)
lawki (nominative plural)
lawka (genitive singular)
lawkowu (dual genitive)
lawkow (genitive plural)
lawkoju (dative singular)
lawkoma (dative dual)
lawkam (dative plural)
lawka (accusative singular)
lawkowu (accusative dual)
lawki (accusative plural)
lawkow (accusative plural)
lawkom (instrumental singular)
lawkoma (dual instrumental)
lawkami (instrumental plural)
lawku (locative singular)
lawkoma (dual locative)
lawkach (locative plural)


stoga

inflection of stog:
nominative/accusative dual


barana

inflection of baran:
accusative/genitive singular


groba

inflection of grob:
nominative/accusative dual


groba

groba (nominative singular)
grobje (dual nominative)
groby (nominative plural)
groby (genitive singular)
grobowu (dual genitive)
grobow (genitive plural)
grobje (dative singular)
groboma (dative dual)
grobam (dative plural)
grobu (accusative singular)
grobowu (accusative dual)
groby (accusative plural)
grobow (accusative plural)
grobu (instrumental singular)
groboma (dual instrumental)
grobami (instrumental plural)
grobje (locative singular)
groboma (dual locative)
grobach (locative plural)

From Middle High German grāve, from Old High German grāfio. Cognate with Czech hrabě.


płachta

płachta (nominative singular)
płachtje (dual nominative)
płachty (nominative plural)
płachty (genitive singular)
płachtowu (dual genitive)
płachtow (genitive plural)
płachtje (dative singular)
płachtoma (dative dual)
płachtam (dative plural)
płachtu (accusative singular)
płachtje (accusative dual)
płachty (accusative plural)
płachtu (instrumental singular)
płachtoma (dual instrumental)
płachtami (instrumental plural)
płachtje (locative singular)
płachtoma (dual locative)
płachtach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *plaxъta. Cognate with Czech plachta, Polish płachta.


jastśebja

inflection of jastśeb:
genitive/accusative singular


jastśebik

jastśebik m anim (genitive singular jastśebika)

jastśebika (genitive singular)
jastśebik (nominative singular)
jastśebika (dual nominative)
jastśebiki (nominative plural)
jastśebika (genitive singular)
jastśebikowu (dual genitive)
jastśebikow (genitive plural)
jastśebikoju (dative singular)
jastśebikoma (dative dual)
jastśebikam (dative plural)
jastśebika (accusative singular)
jastśebikowu (accusative dual)
jastśebiki (accusative plural)
jastśebikow (accusative plural)
jastśebikom (instrumental singular)
jastśebikoma (dual instrumental)
jastśebikami (instrumental plural)
jastśebiku (locative singular)
jastśebikoma (dual locative)
jastśebikach (locative plural)


jastśeb́

jastśeb́ m anim (genitive singular jastśebja)


jerła

inflection of jerjeł:
genitive/accusative singular


zymnica

zymnica (nominative singular)
zymnicy (dual nominative)
zymnice (nominative plural)
zymnice (genitive singular)
zymnicowu (dual genitive)
zymnicow (genitive plural)
zymnicy (dative singular)
zymnicoma (dative dual)
zymnicam (dative plural)
zymnicu (accusative singular)
zymnicy (accusative dual)
zymnice (accusative plural)
zymnicu (instrumental singular)
zymnicoma (dual instrumental)
zymnicami (instrumental plural)
zymnicy (locative singular)
zymnicoma (dual locative)
zymnicach (locative plural)

Originally meant ‘chill, shivering’, from zymny (“cold”).
Compare typologically Russian озно́б (oznób), зноби́ть (znobítʹ) (akin to зя́бнуть (zjábnutʹ)).


nałpa

nałpka (diminutive)
nałpa (nominative singular)
nałpje (dual nominative)
nałpy (nominative plural)
nałpy (genitive singular)
nałpowu (dual genitive)
nałpow (genitive plural)
nałpje (dative singular)
nałpoma (dative dual)
nałpam (dative plural)
nałpu (accusative singular)
nałpje (accusative dual)
nałpy (accusative plural)
nałpu (instrumental singular)
nałpoma (dual instrumental)
nałpami (instrumental plural)
nałpje (locative singular)
nałpoma (dual locative)
nałpach (locative plural)

From German Low German Mulape (compare German Maulaffe); cognate with Old East Slavic налъпа (nalŭpa), dialectal Upper Sorbian małpa, Polish małpa, Czech malpa.


pśechwatanje

pśechwatanje (nominative singular)
pśechwatani (dual nominative)
pśechwatanja (nominative plural)
pśechwatanja (genitive singular)
pśechwatanjowu (dual genitive)
pśechwatanjow (genitive plural)
pśechwatanjeju (dative singular)
pśechwatanju (dative singular)
pśechwatanjoma (dative dual)
pśechwatanjam (dative plural)
pśechwatanje (accusative singular)
pśechwatani (accusative dual)
pśechwatanja (accusative plural)
pśechwatanim (instrumental singular)
pśechwatanjoma (dual instrumental)
pśechwatanjami (instrumental plural)
pśechwatanju (locative singular)
pśechwatanjoma (dual locative)
pśechwatanjach (locative plural)
pśechwatańe (alternative obsolete)


wjasele

wjasele (nominative singular)
wjaseli (dual nominative)
wjasela (nominative plural)
wjasela (genitive singular)
wjaselowu (dual genitive)
wjaselow (genitive plural)
wjaseleju (dative singular)
wjaselu (dative singular)
wjaseloma (dative dual)
wjaselam (dative plural)
wjasele (accusative singular)
wjaseli (accusative dual)
wjasela (accusative plural)
wjaselim (instrumental singular)
wjaseloma (dual instrumental)
wjaselami (instrumental plural)
wjaselu (locative singular)
wjaseloma (dual locative)
wjaselach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *veselьje; cognate with Upper Sorbian wjesele, Polish wesele, Czech veselí, Kashubian wjeselè.


sedle

inflection of sedło:
nominative/accusative dual


cybula

Borrowed from Late Latin cepulla, from Latin cepa.


fabriki

inflection of fabrika:
genitive singular

inflection of fabrika:
nominative/accusative plural


cołki

inflection of cołka:
nominative/accusative plural


źiśi

nominative/genitive/accusative plural of źiśe


chochoł

chochołk (diminutive)
chochoł (nominative singular)
chochoła (dual nominative)
chochoły (nominative plural)
chochoła (genitive singular)
chochołowu (dual genitive)
chochołow (genitive plural)
chochołoju (dative singular)
chochołoma (dative dual)
chochołam (dative plural)
chochoł (accusative singular)
chochoła (accusative dual)
chochoły (accusative plural)
chochołom (instrumental singular)
chochołoma (dual instrumental)
chochołami (instrumental plural)
chochole (locative singular)
chochołoma (dual locative)
chochołach (locative plural)

(zoology) long hair above the hooves of the horse's front legs

(zoology) crest, feathers protruding from the bird's head


alofona

inflection of alofon:
nominative/accusative dual


kije

inflection of kij:
nominative/accusative plural


sotše

inflection of sotša:
dative/locative singular

inflection of sotša:
nominative/accusative dual


sotšu

accusative/instrumental singular of sotša


nazyma

nazyma (nominative singular)
nazymje (dual nominative)
nazymy (nominative plural)
nazymy (genitive singular)
nazymowu (dual genitive)
nazymow (genitive plural)
nazymje (dative singular)
nazymoma (dative dual)
nazymam (dative plural)
nazymu (accusative singular)
nazymje (accusative dual)
nazymy (accusative plural)
nazymu (instrumental singular)
nazymoma (dual instrumental)
nazymami (instrumental plural)
nazymje (locative singular)
nazymoma (dual locative)
nazymach (locative plural)


bjachaŕ

bjacharik (diminutive)
bjachaŕ (nominative singular)
bjacharja (dual nominative)
bjacharje (nominative plural)
bjacharja (genitive singular)
bjacharjowu (dual genitive)
bjacharjow (genitive plural)
bjacharjoju (dative singular)
bjacharjoma (dative dual)
bjacharjam (dative plural)
bjachaŕ (accusative singular)
bjacharja (accusative dual)
bjacharje (accusative plural)
bjacharjom (instrumental singular)
bjacharjoma (dual instrumental)
bjacharjami (instrumental plural)
bjacharju (locative singular)
bjacharjoma (dual locative)
bjacharjach (locative plural)

From Middle High German becher, from Old High German behhari, from Latin bīcārium; assimilated to the suffix -aŕ. Cognate with Upper Sorbian bjechaŕ and German Becher.


byśe

byśe (nominative singular)
byśi (dual nominative)
byśa (nominative plural)
byśa (genitive singular)
byśowu (dual genitive)
byśow (genitive plural)
byśeju (dative singular)
byśu (dative singular)
byśoma (dative dual)
byśam (dative plural)
byśe (accusative singular)
byśi (accusative dual)
byśa (accusative plural)
byśim (instrumental singular)
byśoma (dual instrumental)
byśami (instrumental plural)
byśu (locative singular)
byśoma (dual locative)
byśach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *bytьje; cognate with Upper Sorbian byće, Polish bycie, Czech bytí. By surface analysis, byś + -śe.


candaŕ

candarik (diminutive)
candaŕ (nominative singular)
candarja (dual nominative)
candarje (nominative plural)
candarja (genitive singular)
candarjowu (dual genitive)
candarjow (genitive plural)
candarjoju (dative singular)
candarjoma (dative dual)
candarjam (dative plural)
candarja (accusative singular)
candarjowu (accusative dual)
candarje (accusative plural)
candarjow (accusative plural)
candarjom (instrumental singular)
candarjoma (dual instrumental)
candarjami (instrumental plural)
candarju (locative singular)
candarjoma (dual locative)
candarjach (locative plural)

From German Zander, adapted to the suffix -aŕ, ultimately from Proto-Slavic *sǫdakъ. Compare Upper Sorbian sandak, Polish sandacz, Czech candát.

Sander lucioperca
Sander lucioperca#Translingual


lěska

lěska (nominative singular)
lěsce (dual nominative)
lěski (nominative plural)
lěski (genitive singular)
lěskowu (dual genitive)
lěskow (genitive plural)
lěsce (dative singular)
lěskoma (dative dual)
lěskam (dative plural)
lěsku (accusative singular)
lěsce (accusative dual)
lěski (accusative plural)
lěsku (instrumental singular)
lěskoma (dual instrumental)
lěskami (instrumental plural)
lěsce (locative singular)
lěskoma (dual locative)
lěskach (locative plural)


nuzu

accusative/instrumental singular of nuza


krala

inflection of kral:
genitive/accusative singular


zuka

inflection of zuk:
nominative/accusative dual


karnikel

karnikel m anim (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.


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)


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)

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)
huchac (alternative obsolete)

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


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


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)
rybaŕnik (alternative obsolete)

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

Ardea cinerea
Ardea cinerea#Translingual