mola

mola (nominative singular)
moli (dual nominative)
mole (nominative plural)
mole (genitive singular)
molowu (dual genitive)
molow (genitive plural)
moli (dative singular)
moloma (dative dual)
molam (dative plural)
molu (accusative singular)
moli (accusative dual)
mole (accusative plural)
molu (instrumental singular)
moloma (dual instrumental)
molami (instrumental plural)
moli (locative singular)
moloma (dual locative)
molach (locative plural)


mucka

mucka (nominative singular)
mucce (dual nominative)
mucki (nominative plural)
mucki (genitive singular)
muckowu (dual genitive)
muckow (genitive plural)
mucce (dative singular)
muckoma (dative dual)
muckam (dative plural)
mucku (accusative singular)
mucce (accusative dual)
mucki (accusative plural)
mucku (instrumental singular)
muckoma (dual instrumental)
muckami (instrumental plural)
mucce (locative singular)
muckoma (dual locative)
muckach (locative plural)


dym

dym (nominative singular)
dyma (dual nominative)
dymy (nominative plural)
dyma (genitive singular)
dymowu (dual genitive)
dymow (genitive plural)
dymoju (dative singular)
dymoma (dative dual)
dymam (dative plural)
dym (accusative singular)
dyma (accusative dual)
dymy (accusative plural)
dymom (instrumental singular)
dymoma (dual instrumental)
dymami (instrumental plural)
dymje (locative singular)
dymoma (dual locative)
dymach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *dymъ, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰuh₂mós (“smoke”).


karu

accusative/instrumental singular of kara


filozof

filozof (nominative singular)
filozofa (dual nominative)
filozofy (nominative plural)
filozofa (genitive singular)
filozofowu (dual genitive)
filozofow (genitive plural)
filozofoju (dative singular)
filozofoma (dative dual)
filozofam (dative plural)
filozofa (accusative singular)
filozofowu (accusative dual)
filozofy (accusative plural)
filozofow (accusative plural)
filozofom (instrumental singular)
filozofoma (dual instrumental)
filozofami (instrumental plural)
filozofje (locative singular)
filozofoma (dual locative)
filozofach (locative plural)

From Ancient Greek φιλόσοφος (philósophos).


mysli

inflection of mysl:
genitive/dative/locative singular

inflection of mysl:
nominative/accusative dual

inflection of mysl:
nominative/accusative plural


tapeta

tapeta (nominative singular)
tapeśe (dual nominative)
tapety (nominative plural)
tapety (genitive singular)
tapetowu (dual genitive)
tapetow (genitive plural)
tapeśe (dative singular)
tapetoma (dative dual)
tapetam (dative plural)
tapetu (accusative singular)
tapeśe (accusative dual)
tapety (accusative plural)
tapetu (instrumental singular)
tapetoma (dual instrumental)
tapetami (instrumental plural)
tapeśe (locative singular)
tapetoma (dual locative)
tapetach (locative plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin tapēta (“wall covering”), from Latin tapēs, from Ancient Greek τάπης (tápēs, “carpet, rug”), from an Iranian word.


pawa

pawa (nominative singular)
pawje (dual nominative)
pawy (nominative plural)
pawy (genitive singular)
pawowu (dual genitive)
pawow (genitive plural)
pawje (dative singular)
pawoma (dative dual)
pawam (dative plural)
pawu (accusative singular)
pawje (accusative dual)
pawy (accusative plural)
pawu (instrumental singular)
pawoma (dual instrumental)
pawami (instrumental plural)
pawje (locative singular)
pawoma (dual locative)
pawach (locative plural)


pawa

inflection of paw:
genitive/accusative singular


tasku

accusative/instrumental singular of taska


pšenice

inflection of pšenica:
genitive singular

inflection of pšenica:
nominative/accusative plural


koleno

kolenko (diminutive)
koleno (nominative singular)
kolenje (dual nominative)
kolena (nominative plural)
kolena (genitive singular)
kolenowu (dual genitive)
kolenow (genitive plural)
kolenoju (dative singular)
kolenu (dative singular)
kolenoma (dative dual)
kolenam (dative plural)
koleno (accusative singular)
kolenje (accusative dual)
kolena (accusative plural)
kolenom (instrumental singular)
kolenoma (dual instrumental)
kolenami (instrumental plural)
kolenje (locative singular)
kolenoma (dual locative)
kolenach (locative plural)


mnich

mnich (nominative singular)
mnicha (dual nominative)
mnichy (nominative plural)
mnicha (genitive singular)
mnichowu (dual genitive)
mnichow (genitive plural)
mnichoju (dative singular)
mnichoma (dative dual)
mnicham (dative plural)
mnicha (accusative singular)
mnichowu (accusative dual)
mnichy (accusative plural)
mnichow (accusative plural)
mnichom (instrumental singular)
mnichoma (dual instrumental)
mnichami (instrumental plural)
mnichu (locative singular)
mnichoma (dual locative)
mnichach (locative plural)


jedle

inflection of jedła:
dative/locative singular

inflection of jedła:
nominative/accusative dual


rys

rys (nominative singular)
rysa (dual nominative)
ryse (nominative plural)
rysa (genitive singular)
rysowu (dual genitive)
rysow (genitive plural)
rysoju (dative singular)
rysoma (dative dual)
rysam (dative plural)
rysa (accusative singular)
rysowu (accusative dual)
ryse (accusative plural)
rysow (accusative plural)
rysom (instrumental singular)
rysoma (dual instrumental)
rysami (instrumental plural)
rysu (locative singular)
rysoma (dual locative)
rysach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *rysь. Cognate with Upper Sorbian rys.


liška

liška (nominative singular)
lišce (dual nominative)
liški (nominative plural)
liški (genitive singular)
liškowu (dual genitive)
liškow (genitive plural)
lišce (dative singular)
liškoma (dative dual)
liškam (dative plural)
lišku (accusative singular)
lišce (accusative dual)
liški (accusative plural)
lišku (instrumental singular)
liškoma (dual instrumental)
liškami (instrumental plural)
lišce (locative singular)
liškoma (dual locative)
liškach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *lišьka, diminutive of *lisъ. Cognate with Upper Sorbian liška, Czech liška, Polish liszka. More distantly related to Old Church Slavonic лисъ (lisŭ), Serbo-Croatian lìsica, Russian лис (lis).


bobr

bobr (nominative singular)
bobra (dual nominative)
bobry (nominative plural)
bobra (genitive singular)
bobrowu (dual genitive)
bobrow (genitive plural)
bobroju (dative singular)
bobroma (dative dual)
bobram (dative plural)
bobra (accusative singular)
bobrowu (accusative dual)
bobry (accusative plural)
bobrow (accusative plural)
bobrom (instrumental singular)
bobroma (dual instrumental)
bobrami (instrumental plural)
bobrje (locative singular)
bobroma (dual locative)
bobrach (locative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bobrъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *bebrus, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰébʰrus.


koło

koło (nominative singular)
kole (dual nominative)
koła (nominative plural)
koła (genitive singular)
kołowu (dual genitive)
kołow (genitive plural)
kołoju (dative singular)
kołu (dative singular)
kołoma (dative dual)
kołam (dative plural)
koło (accusative singular)
kole (accusative dual)
koła (accusative plural)
kołom (instrumental singular)
kołoma (dual instrumental)
kołami (instrumental plural)
kole (locative singular)
kołoma (dual locative)
kołach (locative plural)

Borrowed from Upper Sorbian koło, from Proto-Slavic *kolo.


baza

inflection of baz:
nominative/accusative dual


kós

kós (nominative singular)
kósa (dual nominative)
kóse (nominative plural)
kósa (genitive singular)
kósowu (dual genitive)
kósow (genitive plural)
kósoju (dative singular)
kósoma (dative dual)
kósam (dative plural)
kósa (accusative singular)
kósowu (accusative dual)
kóse (accusative plural)
kósow (accusative plural)
kósom (instrumental singular)
kósoma (dual instrumental)
kósami (instrumental plural)
kósu (locative singular)
kósoma (dual locative)
kósach (locative plural)
kos (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *kosъ. Cognate with Upper Sorbian kós.


pśijaśel

dsb-noun

pśijaśel m anim (feminine pśijaśelka, diminutive pśijaśelk)

pśijaśelka (feminine)
pśijaśelk (diminutive)
pśijaśel (nominative singular)
pśijaśela (dual nominative)
pśijaśele (nominative plural)
pśijaśela (genitive singular)
pśijaśelowu (dual genitive)
pśijaśelow (genitive plural)
pśijaśeloju (dative singular)
pśijaśeloma (dative dual)
pśijaśelam (dative plural)
pśijaśela (accusative singular)
pśijaśelowu (accusative dual)
pśijaśele (accusative plural)
pśijaśelow (accusative plural)
pśijaśelom (instrumental singular)
pśijaśeloma (dual instrumental)
pśijaśelami (instrumental plural)
pśijaśelu (locative singular)
pśijaśeloma (dual locative)
pśijaśelach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *prijateľь, from Proto-Indo-European *preyH- (“dear”).

1998, Erwin Hannusch, Niedersorbisch praktisch und verständlich, Bauzten: Domowina, ISBN 3-740-1667-9, p. 22

Martin wants to visit his friend today because he is sick.

Měto co źinsa k swójomu pśijaśeloju woglědaś, dokulaž jo chóry.


kněz

kněz m anim (feminine kněni, diminutive knězk)

kněni (feminine)
knězk (diminutive)
kněz (nominative singular)
kněza (dual nominative)
kněze (nominative plural)
kněza (genitive singular)
knězowu (dual genitive)
knězow (genitive plural)
knězoju (dative singular)
knězoma (dative dual)
knězam (dative plural)
kněza (accusative singular)
knězowu (accusative dual)
kněze (accusative plural)
knězow (accusative plural)
knězom (instrumental singular)
knězoma (dual instrumental)
knězami (instrumental plural)
knězu (locative singular)
knězoma (dual locative)
knězach (locative plural)

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


konsul

konsul (nominative singular)
konsula (dual nominative)
konsule (nominative plural)
konsula (genitive singular)
konsulowu (dual genitive)
konsulow (genitive plural)
konsuloju (dative singular)
konsuloma (dative dual)
konsulam (dative plural)
konsul (accusative singular)
konsula (accusative dual)
konsule (accusative plural)
konsulom (instrumental singular)
konsuloma (dual instrumental)
konsulami (instrumental plural)
konsulu (locative singular)
konsuloma (dual locative)
konsulach (locative plural)


papagaj

papagaj (nominative singular)
papagaja (dual nominative)
papagaje (nominative plural)
papagaja (genitive singular)
papagajowu (dual genitive)
papagajow (genitive plural)
papagajoju (dative singular)
papagajoma (dative dual)
papagajam (dative plural)
papagaja (accusative singular)
papagajowu (accusative dual)
papagaje (accusative plural)
papagajow (accusative plural)
papagajom (instrumental singular)
papagajoma (dual instrumental)
papagajami (instrumental plural)
papagaju (locative singular)
papagajoma (dual locative)
papagajach (locative plural)

Borrowed from German Papagei, ultimately from Arabic بَبَّغَاء (babbaḡāʔ).


laborant

laborantka (feminine)
laborant (nominative singular)
laboranta (dual nominative)
laboranty (nominative plural)
laboranta (genitive singular)
laborantowu (dual genitive)
laborantow (genitive plural)
laborantoju (dative singular)
laborantoma (dative dual)
laborantam (dative plural)
laboranta (accusative singular)
laborantowu (accusative dual)
laboranty (accusative plural)
laborantow (accusative plural)
laborantom (instrumental singular)
laborantoma (dual instrumental)
laborantami (instrumental plural)
laboranśe (locative singular)
laborantoma (dual locative)
laborantach (locative plural)


socha

soška (diminutive)
socha (nominative singular)
soše (dual nominative)
sochy (nominative plural)
sochy (genitive singular)
sochowu (dual genitive)
sochow (genitive plural)
soše (dative singular)
sochoma (dative dual)
socham (dative plural)
sochu (accusative singular)
soše (accusative dual)
sochy (accusative plural)
sochu (instrumental singular)
sochoma (dual instrumental)
sochami (instrumental plural)
soše (locative singular)
sochoma (dual locative)
sochach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *soxa, from Proto-Indo-European *sokh₂o-. Cognate with Upper Sorbian socha, Polish socha, Czech socha (“statue, sculpture”), Serbo-Croatian soha, and Ukrainian соха (soxa).


loda

lodka (diminutive)
loda (nominative singular)
loźe (dual nominative)
lody (nominative plural)
lody (genitive singular)
lodowu (dual genitive)
lodow (genitive plural)
loźe (dative singular)
lodoma (dative dual)
lodam (dative plural)
lodu (accusative singular)
loźe (accusative dual)
lody (accusative plural)
lodu (instrumental singular)
lodoma (dual instrumental)
lodami (instrumental plural)
loźe (locative singular)
lodoma (dual locative)
lodach (locative plural)


loda

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nonlemma

inflection of lod:
nominative/accusative dual


soli

inflection of sol:
genitive/dative/locative singular

inflection of sol:
nominative/accusative dual/plural


garba

garba (nominative singular)
garbje (dual nominative)
garby (nominative plural)
garby (genitive singular)
garbowu (dual genitive)
garbow (genitive plural)
garbje (dative singular)
garboma (dative dual)
garbam (dative plural)
garbu (accusative singular)
garbje (accusative dual)
garby (accusative plural)
garbu (instrumental singular)
garboma (dual instrumental)
garbami (instrumental plural)
garbje (locative singular)
garboma (dual locative)
garbach (locative plural)

Borrowed from German Garbe (“yarrow”) (now only in the compound Schafgarbe), from Proto-West Germanic *garwu.


roga

inflection of rog:
nominative/accusative dual


muli

inflection of mula:
dative/locative singular

inflection of mula:
nominative/accusative dual


jajko

jajko (nominative singular)
jajce (dual nominative)
jajka (nominative plural)
jajka (genitive singular)
jajkowu (dual genitive)
jajkow (genitive plural)
jajkoju (dative singular)
jajku (dative singular)
jajkoma (dative dual)
jajkam (dative plural)
jajko (accusative singular)
jajce (accusative dual)
jajka (accusative plural)
jajkom (instrumental singular)
jajkoma (dual instrumental)
jajkami (instrumental plural)
jajku (locative singular)
jajkoma (dual locative)
jajkach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *ȃjьko, diminutive of *ȃje (“egg”), ultimately from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ṓja (“egg”), from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ōwyóm (“egg”).

diminutive of jajo, especially used for Easter egg


papy

inflection of papa:
nominative/accusative plural


głos

głosk (diminutive)
głos (nominative singular)
głosa (dual nominative)
głose (nominative plural)
głosa (genitive singular)
głosowu (dual genitive)
głosow (genitive plural)
głosoju (dative singular)
głosoma (dative dual)
głosam (dative plural)
głos (accusative singular)
głosa (accusative dual)
głose (accusative plural)
głosom (instrumental singular)
głosoma (dual instrumental)
głosami (instrumental plural)
głosu (locative singular)
głosoma (dual locative)
głosach (locative plural)


broń

broń (nominative singular)
broni (dual nominative)
broni (nominative plural)
broni (genitive singular)
bronjowu (dual genitive)
bronjow (genitive plural)
broni (dative singular)
bronjoma (dative dual)
bronjam (dative plural)
broń (accusative singular)
broni (accusative dual)
broni (accusative plural)
bronju (instrumental singular)
bronjoma (dual instrumental)
bronjami (instrumental plural)
broni (locative singular)
bronjoma (dual locative)
bronjach (locative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bȏrnь. Cognate with Upper Sorbian bróń.


mě

mjenja (genitive singular)
mě (nominative singular)
mjeni (dual nominative)
mjenja (nominative plural)
mjenja (genitive singular)
mjenjowu (dual genitive)
mjenjow (genitive plural)
mjenju (dative singular)
mjenjeju (dative singular)
mjenjoma (dative dual)
mjenjam (dative plural)
mě (accusative singular)
mjeni (accusative dual)
mjenja (accusative plural)
mjenim (instrumental singular)
mjenjoma (dual instrumental)
mjenjami (instrumental plural)
mjenju (locative singular)
mjenjoma (dual locative)
mjenjach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *jьmę, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁nómn̥.


komora

komorka (diminutive)
komora (nominative singular)
komorje (dual nominative)
komory (nominative plural)
komory (genitive singular)
komorowu (dual genitive)
komorow (genitive plural)
komorje (dative singular)
komoroma (dative dual)
komoram (dative plural)
komoru (accusative singular)
komorje (accusative dual)
komory (accusative plural)
komoru (instrumental singular)
komoroma (dual instrumental)
komorami (instrumental plural)
komorje (locative singular)
komoroma (dual locative)
komorach (locative plural)

Ultimately from Latin camera; cognate with Czech komora, Polish komora, and Serbo-Croatian kòmora.


mysl

myslicka (diminutive)
mysl (nominative singular)
mysli (dual nominative)
mysli (nominative plural)
mysli (genitive singular)
myslowu (dual genitive)
myslow (genitive plural)
mysli (dative singular)
mysloma (dative dual)
myslam (dative plural)
mysl (accusative singular)
mysli (accusative dual)
mysli (accusative plural)
myslu (instrumental singular)
mysloma (dual instrumental)
myslami (instrumental plural)
mysli (locative singular)
mysloma (dual locative)
myslach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *myslь. Cognate with Polish myśl, Russian мысль (myslʹ), Serbo-Croatian mȋsao, etc.


ból

ból (nominative singular)
bóli (dual nominative)
bóli (nominative plural)
bóli (genitive singular)
bólowu (dual genitive)
bólow (genitive plural)
bóli (dative singular)
bóloma (dative dual)
bólam (dative plural)
ból (accusative singular)
bóli (accusative dual)
bóli (accusative plural)
bólu (instrumental singular)
bóloma (dual instrumental)
bólami (instrumental plural)
bóli (locative singular)
bóloma (dual locative)
bólach (locative plural)
bol (alternative obsolete)


piwo

dsb-noun

piwo n (diminutive piwko, related adjective piwowy)

piwko (diminutive)
piwowy (adjective)
piwo (nominative singular)
piwje (dual nominative)
piwa (nominative plural)
piwa (genitive singular)
piwowu (dual genitive)
piwow (genitive plural)
piwoju (dative singular)
piwu (dative singular)
piwoma (dative dual)
piwam (dative plural)
piwo (accusative singular)
piwje (accusative dual)
piwa (accusative plural)
piwom (instrumental singular)
piwoma (dual instrumental)
piwami (instrumental plural)
piwje (locative singular)
piwoma (dual locative)
piwach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *pivo, from Proto-Indo-European *peh₃- (“to drink”).


kanka

kanka (nominative singular)
kance (dual nominative)
kanki (nominative plural)
kanki (genitive singular)
kankowu (dual genitive)
kankow (genitive plural)
kance (dative singular)
kankoma (dative dual)
kankam (dative plural)
kanku (accusative singular)
kance (accusative dual)
kanki (accusative plural)
kanku (instrumental singular)
kankoma (dual instrumental)
kankami (instrumental plural)
kance (locative singular)
kankoma (dual locative)
kankach (locative plural)


boka

inflection of bok:
nominative/accusative dual


literatura

literatura (nominative singular)
literaturje (dual nominative)
literatury (nominative plural)
literatury (genitive singular)
literaturowu (dual genitive)
literaturow (genitive plural)
literaturje (dative singular)
literaturoma (dative dual)
literaturam (dative plural)
literaturu (accusative singular)
literaturje (accusative dual)
literatury (accusative plural)
literaturu (instrumental singular)
literaturoma (dual instrumental)
literaturami (instrumental plural)
literaturje (locative singular)
literaturoma (dual locative)
literaturach (locative plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin litterātūra.


fonem

fonem (nominative singular)
fonema (dual nominative)
fonemy (nominative plural)
fonema (genitive singular)
fonemowu (dual genitive)
fonemow (genitive plural)
fonemoju (dative singular)
fonemoma (dative dual)
fonemam (dative plural)
fonem (accusative singular)
fonema (accusative dual)
fonemy (accusative plural)
fonemom (instrumental singular)
fonemoma (dual instrumental)
fonemami (instrumental plural)
fonemje (locative singular)
fonemoma (dual locative)
fonemach (locative plural)


alofon

alofon (nominative singular)
alofona (dual nominative)
alofony (nominative plural)
alofona (genitive singular)
alofonowu (dual genitive)
alofonow (genitive plural)
alofonoju (dative singular)
alofonoma (dative dual)
alofonam (dative plural)
alofon (accusative singular)
alofona (accusative dual)
alofony (accusative plural)
alofonom (instrumental singular)
alofonoma (dual instrumental)
alofonami (instrumental plural)
alofonje (locative singular)
alofonoma (dual locative)
alofonach (locative plural)

allophone (alternative pronunciation for a phoneme)


krajina

From Proto-Slavic *krajina. By surface analysis, kraj + -ina.


žurnalist

žurnalistka (feminine)
žurnalist (nominative singular)
žurnalista (dual nominative)
žurnalisty (nominative plural)
žurnalista (genitive singular)
žurnalistowu (dual genitive)
žurnalistow (genitive plural)
žurnalistoju (dative singular)
žurnalistoma (dative dual)
žurnalistam (dative plural)
žurnalista (accusative singular)
žurnalistowu (accusative dual)
žurnalisty (accusative plural)
žurnalistow (accusative plural)
žurnalistom (instrumental singular)
žurnalistoma (dual instrumental)
žurnalistami (instrumental plural)
žurnalisće (locative singular)
žurnalistoma (dual locative)
žurnalistach (locative plural)


ferije

ferije (nominative plural)
ferijow (genitive plural)
ferijam (dative plural)
ferije (accusative plural)
ferijami (instrumental plural)
ferijach (locative plural)

Borrowed from German Ferien, from Latin fēriae.

(colloquial) vacation (from school, etc.)


brus

brusk (diminutive)
brus (nominative singular)
brusa (dual nominative)
bruse (nominative plural)
brusa (genitive singular)
brusowu (dual genitive)
brusow (genitive plural)
brusoju (dative singular)
brusoma (dative dual)
brusam (dative plural)
brus (accusative singular)
brusa (accusative dual)
bruse (accusative plural)
brusom (instrumental singular)
brusoma (dual instrumental)
brusami (instrumental plural)
brusu (locative singular)
brusoma (dual locative)
brusach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *brusъ. Cognate with Upper Sorbian brus, Polish brus, Czech brus, Serbo-Croatian brȗs, Russian брус (brus).


terasa

terasa (nominative singular)
terasy (dual nominative)
terase (nominative plural)
terase (genitive singular)
terasowu (dual genitive)
terasow (genitive plural)
terasy (dative singular)
terasoma (dative dual)
terasam (dative plural)
terasu (accusative singular)
terasy (accusative dual)
terase (accusative plural)
terasu (instrumental singular)
terasoma (dual instrumental)
terasami (instrumental plural)
terasy (locative singular)
terasoma (dual locative)
terasach (locative plural)


prezident

Borrowed from German Präsident, from Latin praesidēns.


inženjer

inženjerka (feminine)
inženjer (nominative singular)
inženjera (dual nominative)
inženjery (nominative plural)
inženjera (genitive singular)
inženjerowu (dual genitive)
inženjerow (genitive plural)
inženjeroju (dative singular)
inženjeroma (dative dual)
inženjeram (dative plural)
inženjera (accusative singular)
inženjerowu (accusative dual)
inženjery (accusative plural)
inženjerow (accusative plural)
inženjerom (instrumental singular)
inženjeroma (dual instrumental)
inženjerami (instrumental plural)
inženjerje (locative singular)
inženjeroma (dual locative)
inženjerach (locative plural)


głowa

głowka (diminutive)
głowa (nominative singular)
głowje (dual nominative)
głowy (nominative plural)
głowy (genitive singular)
głowowu (dual genitive)
głowow (genitive plural)
głowje (dative singular)
głowoma (dative dual)
głowam (dative plural)
głowu (accusative singular)
głowje (accusative dual)
głowy (accusative plural)
głowu (instrumental singular)
głowoma (dual instrumental)
głowami (instrumental plural)
głowje (locative singular)
głowoma (dual locative)
głowach (locative plural)


sława

sława (nominative singular)
sławje (dual nominative)
sławy (nominative plural)
sławy (genitive singular)
sławowu (dual genitive)
sławow (genitive plural)
sławje (dative singular)
sławoma (dative dual)
sławam (dative plural)
sławu (accusative singular)
sławje (accusative dual)
sławy (accusative plural)
sławu (instrumental singular)
sławoma (dual instrumental)
sławami (instrumental plural)
sławje (locative singular)
sławoma (dual locative)
sławach (locative plural)


kwas

kwas (nominative singular)
kwasa (dual nominative)
kwase (nominative plural)
kwasa (genitive singular)
kwasowu (dual genitive)
kwasow (genitive plural)
kwasoju (dative singular)
kwasoma (dative dual)
kwasam (dative plural)
kwas (accusative singular)
kwasa (accusative dual)
kwase (accusative plural)
kwasom (instrumental singular)
kwasoma (dual instrumental)
kwasami (instrumental plural)
kwasu (locative singular)
kwasoma (dual locative)
kwasach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *kvasъ (“leaven”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian kwas, Polish kwas (“acid”), Serbo-Croatian kvȃs (“yeast”), Old Church Slavonic квасъ (kvasŭ, “leaven”).


fabrika

fabrika (nominative singular)
fabrice (dual nominative)
fabriki (nominative plural)
fabriki (genitive singular)
fabrikowu (dual genitive)
fabrikow (genitive plural)
fabrice (dative singular)
fabrikoma (dative dual)
fabrikam (dative plural)
fabriku (accusative singular)
fabrice (accusative dual)
fabriki (accusative plural)
fabriku (instrumental singular)
fabrikoma (dual instrumental)
fabrikami (instrumental plural)
fabrice (locative singular)
fabrikoma (dual locative)
fabrikach (locative plural)

Borrowed from German Fabrik, from Latin fabrica.


komar

komar (nominative singular)
komara (dual nominative)
komary (nominative plural)
komara (genitive singular)
komarowu (dual genitive)
komarow (genitive plural)
komaroju (dative singular)
komaroma (dative dual)
komaram (dative plural)
komara (accusative singular)
komarowu (accusative dual)
komary (accusative plural)
komarow (accusative plural)
komarom (instrumental singular)
komaroma (dual instrumental)
komarami (instrumental plural)
komarje (locative singular)
komaroma (dual locative)
komarach (locative plural)


dłoń

dłoń (nominative singular)
dłoni (dual nominative)
dłoni (nominative plural)
dłoni (genitive singular)
dłonjowu (dual genitive)
dłonjow (genitive plural)
dłoni (dative singular)
dłonjoma (dative dual)
dłonjam (dative plural)
dłoń (accusative singular)
dłoni (accusative dual)
dłoni (accusative plural)
dłonju (instrumental singular)
dłonjoma (dual instrumental)
dłonjami (instrumental plural)
dłoni (locative singular)
dłonjoma (dual locative)
dłonjach (locative plural)


župan

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *županъ, from *župa (“area, district”).


dobrota

dobrotka (diminutive)
dobrota (nominative singular)
dobrośe (dual nominative)
dobroty (nominative plural)
dobroty (genitive singular)
dobrotowu (dual genitive)
dobrotow (genitive plural)
dobrośe (dative singular)
dobrotoma (dative dual)
dobrotam (dative plural)
dobrotu (accusative singular)
dobrośe (accusative dual)
dobroty (accusative plural)
dobrotu (instrumental singular)
dobrotoma (dual instrumental)
dobrotami (instrumental plural)
dobrośe (locative singular)
dobrotoma (dual locative)
dobrotach (locative plural)


drob

drob (nominative singular)
droba (dual nominative)
droby (nominative plural)
droba (genitive singular)
drobowu (dual genitive)
drobow (genitive plural)
droboju (dative singular)
droboma (dative dual)
drobam (dative plural)
drob (accusative singular)
droba (accusative dual)
droby (accusative plural)
drobom (instrumental singular)
droboma (dual instrumental)
drobami (instrumental plural)
drobje (locative singular)
droboma (dual locative)
drobach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *drobъ (“entrails”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian drob, Polish drób, Serbo-Croatian drȏb, and Russian дробь (drobʹ, “fraction, small shot”).


kokoška

kokoška (nominative singular)
kokošce (dual nominative)
kokoški (nominative plural)
kokoški (genitive singular)
kokoškowu (dual genitive)
kokoškow (genitive plural)
kokošce (dative singular)
kokoškoma (dative dual)
kokoškam (dative plural)
kokošku (accusative singular)
kokošce (accusative dual)
kokoški (accusative plural)
kokošku (instrumental singular)
kokoškoma (dual instrumental)
kokoškami (instrumental plural)
kokošce (locative singular)
kokoškoma (dual locative)
kokoškach (locative plural)
kokoschka (alternative)


lipoma

dative/instrumental/locative dual of lipa


město

město (nominative singular)
měsće (dual nominative)
města (nominative plural)
města (genitive singular)
městowu (dual genitive)
městow (genitive plural)
městoju (dative singular)
městu (dative singular)
městoma (dative dual)
městam (dative plural)
město (accusative singular)
měsće (accusative dual)
města (accusative plural)
městom (instrumental singular)
městoma (dual instrumental)
městami (instrumental plural)
měsće (locative singular)
městoma (dual locative)
městach (locative plural)


włos

włosk (diminutive)
włos (nominative singular)
włosa (dual nominative)
włose (nominative plural)
włosa (genitive singular)
włosowu (dual genitive)
włosow (genitive plural)
włosoju (dative singular)
włosoma (dative dual)
włosam (dative plural)
włos (accusative singular)
włosa (accusative dual)
włose (accusative plural)
włosom (instrumental singular)
włosoma (dual instrumental)
włosami (instrumental plural)
włosu (locative singular)
włosoma (dual locative)
włosach (locative plural)
łos (alternative)


sowa

sowka (diminutive)
sowa (nominative singular)
sowje (dual nominative)
sowy (nominative plural)
sowy (genitive singular)
sowowu (dual genitive)
sowow (genitive plural)
sowje (dative singular)
sowoma (dative dual)
sowam (dative plural)
sowu (accusative singular)
sowje (accusative dual)
sowy (accusative plural)
sowu (instrumental singular)
sowoma (dual instrumental)
sowami (instrumental plural)
sowje (locative singular)
sowoma (dual locative)
sowach (locative plural)


kopyto

kopyto (nominative singular)
kopyśe (dual nominative)
kopyta (nominative plural)
kopyta (genitive singular)
kopytowu (dual genitive)
kopytow (genitive plural)
kopytoju (dative singular)
kopytu (dative singular)
kopytoma (dative dual)
kopytam (dative plural)
kopyto (accusative singular)
kopyśe (accusative dual)
kopyta (accusative plural)
kopytom (instrumental singular)
kopytoma (dual instrumental)
kopytami (instrumental plural)
kopyśe (locative singular)
kopytoma (dual locative)
kopytach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *kopyto, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱoph₂ós. Compare Serbo-Croatian копито.


mydło

mydło (nominative singular)
mydle (dual nominative)
mydła (nominative plural)
mydła (genitive singular)
mydłowu (dual genitive)
mydłow (genitive plural)
mydłoju (dative singular)
mydłu (dative singular)
mydłoma (dative dual)
mydłam (dative plural)
mydło (accusative singular)
mydle (accusative dual)
mydła (accusative plural)
mydłom (instrumental singular)
mydłoma (dual instrumental)
mydłami (instrumental plural)
mydle (locative singular)
mydłoma (dual locative)
mydłach (locative plural)

Borrowed from Upper Sorbian mydło, from Proto-Slavic *mydlo, after the inherited form (also mydło) was displaced by zejpa (from German Seife). Equivalent to myś (“to wash”) + -dło.


błoto

błotko (diminutive)
błoto (nominative singular)
błośe (dual nominative)
błota (nominative plural)
błota (genitive singular)
błotowu (dual genitive)
błotow (genitive plural)
błotoju (dative singular)
błotu (dative singular)
błotoma (dative dual)
błotam (dative plural)
błoto (accusative singular)
błośe (accusative dual)
błota (accusative plural)
błotom (instrumental singular)
błotoma (dual instrumental)
błotami (instrumental plural)
błośe (locative singular)
błotoma (dual locative)
błotach (locative plural)


kšej

kšwě (genitive singular)
kšej (nominative singular uncountable)
kšwě (genitive singular uncountable)
kšwi (dative singular uncountable)
kšej (accusative singular uncountable)
kšwju (instrumental singular uncountable)
kšwi (locative singular uncountable)

From Proto-Slavic *kry, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *krū́ˀs, from Proto-Indo-European *kréwh₂s (“blood of a wound”).


sotša

sotśicka (diminutive)
sotša (nominative singular)
sotše (dual nominative)
sotšy (nominative plural)
sotšy (genitive singular)
sotšowu (dual genitive)
sotšow (genitive plural)
sotše (dative singular)
sotšoma (dative dual)
sotšam (dative plural)
sotšu (accusative singular)
sotše (accusative dual)
sotšy (accusative plural)
sotšu (instrumental singular)
sotšoma (dual instrumental)
sotšami (instrumental plural)
sotše (locative singular)
sotšoma (dual locative)
sotšach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *sestra, from Proto-Indo-European *swésōr.

Stej bratš ze sotšu.

They are brother and sister (lit. ‘brother with sister’).


mloko

mlocko (diminutive)
mloko (nominative singular)
mloce (dual nominative)
mloka (nominative plural)
mloka (genitive singular)
mlokowu (dual genitive)
mlokow (genitive plural)
mlokoju (dative singular)
mloku (dative singular)
mlokoma (dative dual)
mlokam (dative plural)
mloko (accusative singular)
mloce (accusative dual)
mloka (accusative plural)
mlokom (instrumental singular)
mlokoma (dual instrumental)
mlokami (instrumental plural)
mloku (locative singular)
mlokoma (dual locative)
mlokach (locative plural)


groda

inflection of grod:
nominative/accusative dual


bratš

bratśik (diminutive)
bratš (nominative singular)
bratša (dual nominative)
bratšy (nominative plural)
bratša (genitive singular)
bratšowu (dual genitive)
bratšow (genitive plural)
bratšoju (dative singular)
bratšoma (dative dual)
bratšam (dative plural)
bratša (accusative singular)
bratšowu (accusative dual)
bratšy (accusative plural)
bratšow (accusative plural)
bratšom (instrumental singular)
bratšoma (dual instrumental)
bratšami (instrumental plural)
bratšu (locative singular)
bratšoma (dual locative)
bratšach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *bratrъ, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰréh₂tēr.

Stej bratš ze sotšu.


maś

dsb-noun

maś f (genitive singular maśerje, diminutive maśerka)

maśerje (genitive singular)
maśerka (diminutive)
maś (nominative singular)
maśeri (dual nominative)
maśerje (nominative plural)
maśerje (genitive singular)
maśerjowu (dual genitive)
maśerjow (genitive plural)
maśeri (dative singular)
maśerjoma (dative dual)
maśerjam (dative plural)
maś (accusative singular)
maśeri (accusative dual)
maśerje (accusative plural)
maśerju (instrumental singular)
maśerjoma (dual instrumental)
maśerjami (instrumental plural)
maśeri (locative singular)
maśerjoma (dual locative)
maśerjach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *mati, from Proto-Indo-European *méh₂tēr.


mošeja

mošeja (nominative singular)
mošeji (dual nominative)
mošeje (nominative plural)
mošeje (genitive singular)
mošejowu (dual genitive)
mošejow (genitive plural)
mošeji (dative singular)
mošejoma (dative dual)
mošejam (dative plural)
mošeju (accusative singular)
mošeji (accusative dual)
mošeje (accusative plural)
mošeju (instrumental singular)
mošejoma (dual instrumental)
mošejami (instrumental plural)
mošeji (locative singular)
mošejoma (dual locative)
mošejach (locative plural)

From German Moschee, from French mosquée, from Italian moschea, from Medieval Latin meschita, from Arabic مَسْجِد (masjid, literally “place of prostration”).


skok

skok (nominative singular)
skoka (dual nominative)
skoki (nominative plural)
skoka (genitive singular)
skokowu (dual genitive)
skokow (genitive plural)
skokoju (dative singular)
skokoma (dative dual)
skokam (dative plural)
skok (accusative singular)
skoka (accusative dual)
skoki (accusative plural)
skokom (instrumental singular)
skokoma (dual instrumental)
skokami (instrumental plural)
skoku (locative singular)
skokoma (dual locative)
skokach (locative plural)

jump (instance of propelling oneself into the air; instance of causing oneself to fall from an elevated location)


gibanje

gibanje (nominative singular)
gibani (dual nominative)
gibanja (nominative plural)
gibanja (genitive singular)
gibanjowu (dual genitive)
gibanjow (genitive plural)
gibanjeju (dative singular)
gibanju (dative singular)
gibanjoma (dative dual)
gibanjam (dative plural)
gibanje (accusative singular)
gibani (accusative dual)
gibanja (accusative plural)
gibanim (instrumental singular)
gibanjoma (dual instrumental)
gibanjami (instrumental plural)
gibanju (locative singular)
gibanjoma (dual locative)
gibanjach (locative plural)
gibańe (alternative)


tabela

tabela (nominative singular)
tabeli (dual nominative)
tabele (nominative plural)
tabele (genitive singular)
tabelowu (dual genitive)
tabelow (genitive plural)
tabeli (dative singular)
tabeloma (dative dual)
tabelam (dative plural)
tabelu (accusative singular)
tabeli (accusative dual)
tabele (accusative plural)
tabelu (instrumental singular)
tabeloma (dual instrumental)
tabelami (instrumental plural)
tabeli (locative singular)
tabeloma (dual locative)
tabelach (locative plural)

Borrowed from Latin tabella, diminutive of tabula.

table (grid of data in rows and columns)


woko

dsb-noun

woko n (nominative dual wócy, nominative plural (literal) wócy or (figurative) woka, diminutive wócko)

wócy (dual nominative)
wócy (nominative plural)
woka (figuratively nominative plural)
wócko (diminutive)
woko (nominative singular)
wócy (dual nominative)
wócy (nominative plural)
woka (genitive singular)
wócowu (dual genitive)
wócow (genitive plural)
wokoju (dative singular)
wócyma (dative dual)
wócam (dative plural)
woko (accusative singular)
wócy (accusative dual)
wócy (accusative plural)
wokom (instrumental singular)
wócyma (dual instrumental)
wócymi (instrumental plural)
woku (locative singular)
wócyma (dual locative)
wócach (locative plural)
woko (nominative singular)
wócy (dual nominative)
woka (nominative plural)
woka (genitive singular)
wócowu (dual genitive)
wokow (genitive plural)
wokoju (dative singular)
wócyma (dative dual)
wokam (dative plural)
woko (accusative singular)
wócy (accusative dual)
woka (accusative plural)
wokom (instrumental singular)
wócyma (dual instrumental)
wokami (instrumental plural)
woku (locative singular)
wócyma (dual locative)
wokach (locative plural)
hoko (alternative obsolete)

(figuratively) any of a number of eye-shaped things:

any of a number of eye-shaped things:
drop of grease

any of a number of eye-shaped things:
loop (in ribbon, rope, etc.)

any of a number of eye-shaped things:
eye (of a needle)

any of a number of eye-shaped things:
link (of a chain)

any of a number of eye-shaped things:
dot (on dice)

any of a number of eye-shaped things:
small bud (on a plant)


kij

kij (nominative singular)
kija (dual nominative)
kije (nominative plural)
kija (genitive singular)
kijowu (dual genitive)
kijow (genitive plural)
kijoju (dative singular)
kijoma (dative dual)
kijam (dative plural)
kij (accusative singular)
kija (accusative dual)
kije (accusative plural)
kijom (instrumental singular)
kijoma (dual instrumental)
kijami (instrumental plural)
kiju (locative singular)
kijoma (dual locative)
kijach (locative plural)


taktika

taktika (nominative singular)
taktice (dual nominative)
taktiki (nominative plural)
taktiki (genitive singular)
taktikowu (dual genitive)
taktikow (genitive plural)
taktice (dative singular)
taktikoma (dative dual)
taktikam (dative plural)
taktiku (accusative singular)
taktice (accusative dual)
taktiki (accusative plural)
taktiku (instrumental singular)
taktikoma (dual instrumental)
taktikami (instrumental plural)
taktice (locative singular)
taktikoma (dual locative)
taktikach (locative plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin tactica, from Ancient Greek τακτικὴ τέχνη (taktikḕ tékhnē, “art of arrangement”), from τάσσω (tássō, “arrange”), from Proto-Indo-European *taǵ- (“to set aright, set in order”).

der

τακτικὴ τέχνη


kawka

kawka (nominative singular)
kawce (dual nominative)
kawki (nominative plural)
kawki (genitive singular)
kawkowu (dual genitive)
kawkow (genitive plural)
kawce (dative singular)
kawkoma (dative dual)
kawkam (dative plural)
kawku (accusative singular)
kawce (accusative dual)
kawki (accusative plural)
kawku (instrumental singular)
kawkoma (dual instrumental)
kawkami (instrumental plural)
kawce (locative singular)
kawkoma (dual locative)
kawkach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *kavъka (“jackdaw”), ultimately imitative. Cognate with Upper Sorbian kawka, Polish kawka, Czech kavka, and Slovene kavka.

onomatopoeic

imitative

Coloeus monedula
Coloeus monedula#Translingual


sroka

sroka (nominative singular)
sroce (dual nominative)
sroki (nominative plural)
sroki (genitive singular)
srokowu (dual genitive)
srokow (genitive plural)
sroce (dative singular)
srokoma (dative dual)
srokam (dative plural)
sroku (accusative singular)
sroce (accusative dual)
sroki (accusative plural)
sroku (instrumental singular)
srokoma (dual instrumental)
srokami (instrumental plural)
sroce (locative singular)
srokoma (dual locative)
srokach (locative plural)


pcołka

pcołka (nominative singular)
pcołce (dual nominative)
pcołki (nominative plural)
pcołki (genitive singular)
pcołkowu (dual genitive)
pcołkow (genitive plural)
pcołce (dative singular)
pcołkoma (dative dual)
pcołkam (dative plural)
pcołku (accusative singular)
pcołce (accusative dual)
pcołki (accusative plural)
pcołku (instrumental singular)
pcołkoma (dual instrumental)
pcołkami (instrumental plural)
pcołce (locative singular)
pcołkoma (dual locative)
pcołkach (locative plural)
cołka (alternative)
zolka (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bьčelъka, from Proto-Slavic *bьčela. By surface analysis, pcoła + -ka. Originally the diminutive of pcoła (now archaic).


gus

gus (nominative singular)
gusy (dual nominative)
gusy (nominative plural)
gusy (genitive singular)
gusowu (dual genitive)
gusow (genitive plural)
gusy (dative singular)
gusoma (dative dual)
gusam (dative plural)
gus (accusative singular)
gusy (accusative dual)
gusy (accusative plural)
gusu (instrumental singular)
gusoma (dual instrumental)
gusami (instrumental plural)
gusy (locative singular)
gusoma (dual locative)
gusach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *gǫ̑sь, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰh₂éns.


słon

słon (nominative singular)
słona (dual nominative)
słony (nominative plural)
słona (genitive singular)
słonowu (dual genitive)
słonow (genitive plural)
słonoju (dative singular)
słonoma (dative dual)
słonam (dative plural)
słona (accusative singular)
słonowu (accusative dual)
słony (accusative plural)
słonow (accusative plural)
słonom (instrumental singular)
słonoma (dual instrumental)
słonami (instrumental plural)
słonje (locative singular)
słonoma (dual locative)
słonach (locative plural)

Probably borrowed from Upper Sorbian słon, from Proto-Slavic *slonъ.


wóda

wódka (diminutive)
wóda (nominative singular)
wóźe (dual nominative)
wódy (nominative plural)
wódy (genitive singular)
wódowu (dual genitive)
wódow (genitive plural)
wóźe (dative singular)
wódoma (dative dual)
wódam (dative plural)
wódu (accusative singular)
wóźe (accusative dual)
wódy (accusative plural)
wódu (instrumental singular)
wódoma (dual instrumental)
wódami (instrumental plural)
wóźe (locative singular)
wódoma (dual locative)
wódach (locative plural)
woda (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *voda, from Proto-Indo-European *wódr̥.


brozda

brozdka (diminutive)
brozda (nominative singular)
brozdźe (dual nominative)
brozdy (nominative plural)
brozdy (genitive singular)
brozdowu (dual genitive)
brozdow (genitive plural)
brozdźe (dative singular)
brozdoma (dative dual)
brozdam (dative plural)
brozdu (accusative singular)
brozdźe (accusative dual)
brozdy (accusative plural)
brozdu (instrumental singular)
brozdoma (dual instrumental)
brozdami (instrumental plural)
brozdźe (locative singular)
brozdoma (dual locative)
brozdach (locative plural)


njebjo

njebjo (nominative singular)
njebi (dual nominative)
njebja (nominative plural)
njebja (genitive singular)
njebjowu (dual genitive)
njebjow (genitive plural)
njebjoju (dative singular)
njebju (dative singular)
njebjoma (dative dual)
njebjam (dative plural)
njebjo (accusative singular)
njebi (accusative dual)
njebja (accusative plural)
njebjom (instrumental singular)
njebjoma (dual instrumental)
njebjami (instrumental plural)
njebju (locative singular)
njebjoma (dual locative)
njebjach (locative plural)
ńebjo (alternative)
njebjesa (alternative archaic)

From Proto-Slavic *nebo, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *néba, from Proto-Indo-European *nébʰos.


toaleta

toaleta (nominative singular)
toaleśe (dual nominative)
toalety (nominative plural)
toalety (genitive singular)
toaletowu (dual genitive)
toaletow (genitive plural)
toaleśe (dative singular)
toaletoma (dative dual)
toaletam (dative plural)
toaletu (accusative singular)
toaleśe (accusative dual)
toalety (accusative plural)
toaletu (instrumental singular)
toaletoma (dual instrumental)
toaletami (instrumental plural)
toaleśe (locative singular)
toaletoma (dual locative)
toaletach (locative plural)

Borrowed from German Toilette, from French toilette.


numer

numer (nominative singular)
numera (dual nominative)
numery (nominative plural)
numera (genitive singular)
numerowu (dual genitive)
numerow (genitive plural)
numeroju (dative singular)
numeroma (dative dual)
numeram (dative plural)
numer (accusative singular)
numera (accusative dual)
numery (accusative plural)
numerom (instrumental singular)
numeroma (dual instrumental)
numerami (instrumental plural)
numerje (locative singular)
numeroma (dual locative)
numerach (locative plural)


gołub

dsb-noun

gołub m anim (genitive singular gołubja, diminutive gołubcycka)

gołubja (genitive singular)
gołubcycka (diminutive)
gołub (nominative singular)
gołubja (dual nominative)
gołubje (nominative plural)
gołubja (genitive singular)
gołubjowu (dual genitive)
gołubjow (genitive plural)
gołubjoju (dative singular)
gołubjoma (dative dual)
gołubjam (dative plural)
gołubja (accusative singular)
gołubjowu (accusative dual)
gołubje (accusative plural)
gołubjow (accusative plural)
gołubjom (instrumental singular)
gołubjoma (dual instrumental)
gołubjami (instrumental plural)
gołubju (locative singular)
gołubjoma (dual locative)
gołubjach (locative plural)


cerw

cerw m anim (genitive singular cerwja, diminutive cerwik)

cerwja (genitive singular)
cerwik (diminutive)
cerw (nominative singular)
cerwja (dual nominative)
cerwje (nominative plural)
cerwja (genitive singular)
cerwjowu (dual genitive)
cerwjow (genitive plural)
cerwjoju (dative singular)
cerwjoma (dative dual)
cerwjam (dative plural)
cerwja (accusative singular)
cerwjowu (accusative dual)
cerwje (accusative plural)
cerwjow (accusative plural)
cerwjom (instrumental singular)
cerwjoma (dual instrumental)
cerwjami (instrumental plural)
cerwju (locative singular)
cerwjoma (dual locative)
cerwjach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *čьrvь, from Proto-Indo-European *kʷr̥mis (“worm”).


škóra

škórka (diminutive)
škóra (nominative singular)
škórje (dual nominative)
škóry (nominative plural)
škóry (genitive singular)
škórowu (dual genitive)
škórow (genitive plural)
škórje (dative singular)
škóroma (dative dual)
škóram (dative plural)
škóru (accusative singular)
škórje (accusative dual)
škóry (accusative plural)
škóru (instrumental singular)
škóroma (dual instrumental)
škórami (instrumental plural)
škórje (locative singular)
škóroma (dual locative)
škórach (locative plural)
škora (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *skora (“bast, skin”), from Proto-Indo-European *(s)ker- (“to cut”).

crust (in general; also specifically of bread etc.)


napad

napad (nominative singular)
napada (dual nominative)
napady (nominative plural)
napada (genitive singular)
napadowu (dual genitive)
napadow (genitive plural)
napadoju (dative singular)
napadoma (dative dual)
napadam (dative plural)
napad (accusative singular)
napada (accusative dual)
napady (accusative plural)
napadom (instrumental singular)
napadoma (dual instrumental)
napadami (instrumental plural)
napaźe (locative singular)
napadoma (dual locative)
napadach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *napadъ (“attack”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian napad, Polish napad, Czech nápad (“idea”), Serbo-Croatian nápad, Slovene napàd, Macedonian напад (napad).


jajo

jajko (diminutive)
jajo (nominative singular)
jaji (dual nominative)
jaja (nominative plural)
jaja (genitive singular)
jajowu (dual genitive)
jajow (genitive plural)
jajoju (dative singular)
jaju (dative singular)
jajoma (dative dual)
jajam (dative plural)
jajo (accusative singular)
jaji (accusative dual)
jaja (accusative plural)
jajom (instrumental singular)
jajoma (dual instrumental)
jajami (instrumental plural)
jaju (locative singular)
jajoma (dual locative)
jajach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *ȃje (“egg”), ultimately from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ṓja (“egg”), from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ōwyóm (“egg”).


semje

semjenja (genitive singular)
semje (nominative singular)
semjeni (dual nominative)
semjenja (nominative plural)
semjenja (genitive singular)
semjenjowu (dual genitive)
semjenjow (genitive plural)
semjenjeju (dative singular)
semjenjoma (dative dual)
semjenjam (dative plural)
semje (accusative singular)
semjeni (accusative dual)
semjenja (accusative plural)
semjenim (instrumental singular)
semjenjoma (dual instrumental)
semjenjami (instrumental plural)
semjenju (locative singular)
semjenjoma (dual locative)
semjenjach (locative plural)
seḿe (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *sěmę, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *sḗˀmen, from Proto-Indo-European *séh₁mn̥.


buda

budka (diminutive)
buda (nominative singular)
buźe (dual nominative)
budy (nominative plural)
budy (genitive singular)
budowu (dual genitive)
budow (genitive plural)
buźe (dative singular)
budoma (dative dual)
budam (dative plural)
budu (accusative singular)
buźe (accusative dual)
budy (accusative plural)
budu (instrumental singular)
budoma (dual instrumental)
budami (instrumental plural)
buźe (locative singular)
budoma (dual locative)
budach (locative plural)

Probably borrowed from Middle High German buode (German Bude).


dirigent

dirigentka (feminine)
dirigent (nominative singular)
dirigenta (dual nominative)
dirigenty (nominative plural)
dirigenta (genitive singular)
dirigentowu (dual genitive)
dirigentow (genitive plural)
dirigentoju (dative singular)
dirigentoma (dative dual)
dirigentam (dative plural)
dirigenta (accusative singular)
dirigentowu (accusative dual)
dirigenty (accusative plural)
dirigentow (accusative plural)
dirigentom (instrumental singular)
dirigentoma (dual instrumental)
dirigentami (instrumental plural)
dirigenśe (locative singular)
dirigentoma (dual locative)
dirigentach (locative plural)

From German Dirigent, from Latin dīrigēns, present participle of dīrigō.

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


studentka

student (masculine)
studentka (nominative singular)
studentce (dual nominative)
studentki (nominative plural)
studentki (genitive singular)
studentkowu (dual genitive)
studentkow (genitive plural)
studentce (dative singular)
studentkoma (dative dual)
studentkam (dative plural)
studentku (accusative singular)
studentce (accusative dual)
studentki (accusative plural)
studentku (instrumental singular)
studentkoma (dual instrumental)
studentkami (instrumental plural)
studentce (locative singular)
studentkoma (dual locative)
studentkach (locative plural)

female student (person who studies an academic subject; person enrolled at a university)


jajce

From Proto-Slavic *ājьcè, diminutive of *ȃje (“egg”), ultimately from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ṓja (“egg”), from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ōwyóm (“egg”).


jastśeb

jastśeb m anim (genitive singular jastśebja, diminutive jastśebik)

jastśebja (genitive singular)
jastśebik (diminutive)
jastśeb (nominative singular)
jastśebja (dual nominative)
jastśebje (nominative plural)
jastśebja (genitive singular)
jastśebjowu (dual genitive)
jastśebjow (genitive plural)
jastśebjoju (dative singular)
jastśebjoma (dative dual)
jastśebjam (dative plural)
jastśebja (accusative singular)
jastśebjowu (accusative dual)
jastśebje (accusative plural)
jastśebjow (accusative plural)
jastśebjom (instrumental singular)
jastśebjoma (dual instrumental)
jastśebjami (instrumental plural)
jastśebju (locative singular)
jastśebjoma (dual locative)
jastśebjach (locative plural)
jastśeb́ (alternative obsolete)

From Proto-Slavic *(j)astrębъ. Cognate with Upper Sorbian jatřob, Polish jastrząb, Czech jestřáb, Serbo-Croatian jȁstrēb, Russian я́стреб (jástreb).

Gaž jastśeb abo sokoł se pśibližyjo, wón jogo na taki part wušakajo.

2016 June 15, I. Neumannojc, “Jastśeb jo gołubjarjam ako rybakarjam kormoran”, in Nowy Casnik, number 24, page 4:

If a hawk or falcon comes near, he drives it away in this manner.


slinik

slinik (nominative singular)
slinika (dual nominative)
sliniki (nominative plural)
slinika (genitive singular)
slinikowu (dual genitive)
slinikow (genitive plural)
slinikoju (dative singular)
slinikoma (dative dual)
slinikam (dative plural)
slinika (accusative singular)
slinikowu (accusative dual)
sliniki (accusative plural)
slinikow (accusative plural)
slinikom (instrumental singular)
slinikoma (dual instrumental)
slinikami (instrumental plural)
sliniku (locative singular)
slinikoma (dual locative)
slinikach (locative plural)


pawk

pawk (nominative singular)
pawka (dual nominative)
pawki (nominative plural)
pawka (genitive singular)
pawkowu (dual genitive)
pawkow (genitive plural)
pawkoju (dative singular)
pawkoma (dative dual)
pawkam (dative plural)
pawka (accusative singular)
pawkowu (accusative dual)
pawki (accusative plural)
pawkow (accusative plural)
pawkom (instrumental singular)
pawkoma (dual instrumental)
pawkami (instrumental plural)
pawku (locative singular)
pawkoma (dual locative)
pawkach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *paǫkъ, from *pa- + *ǫkъ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂enkos (“hook”).


wuž

wužowka (feminine)
wuž (nominative singular)
wuža (dual nominative)
wuže (nominative plural)
wuža (genitive singular)
wužowu (dual genitive)
wužow (genitive plural)
wužoju (dative singular)
wužoma (dative dual)
wužam (dative plural)
wuža (accusative singular)
wužowu (accusative dual)
wuže (accusative plural)
wužow (accusative plural)
wužom (instrumental singular)
wužoma (dual instrumental)
wužami (instrumental plural)
wužu (locative singular)
wužoma (dual locative)
wužach (locative plural)
huž (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *ǫžь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ángis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂éngʷʰis.


łosos

łosos (nominative singular)
łososa (dual nominative)
łosose (nominative plural)
łososa (genitive singular)
łososowu (dual genitive)
łososow (genitive plural)
łososoju (dative singular)
łososoma (dative dual)
łososam (dative plural)
łososa (accusative singular)
łososowu (accusative dual)
łosose (accusative plural)
łososow (accusative plural)
łososom (instrumental singular)
łososoma (dual instrumental)
łososami (instrumental plural)
łososu (locative singular)
łososoma (dual locative)
łososach (locative plural)


jerjeł

jerła (genitive singular)
jerjeł (nominative singular)
jerła (dual nominative)
jerły (nominative plural)
jerła (genitive singular)
jerłowu (dual genitive)
jerłow (genitive plural)
jerłoju (dative singular)
jerłoma (dative dual)
jerłam (dative plural)
jerła (accusative singular)
jerłowu (accusative dual)
jerły (accusative plural)
jerłom (instrumental singular)
jerłoma (dual instrumental)
jerłami (instrumental plural)
jerle (locative singular)
jerłoma (dual locative)
jerłach (locative plural)
jeŕeł (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *orьlъ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₃érō.


gej

The name of the Latin-script letter g/G.


sokoł

sokoł (nominative singular)
sokoła (dual nominative)
sokoły (nominative plural)
sokoła (genitive singular)
sokołowu (dual genitive)
sokołow (genitive plural)
sokołoju (dative singular)
sokołoma (dative dual)
sokołam (dative plural)
sokoła (accusative singular)
sokołowu (accusative dual)
sokoły (accusative plural)
sokołow (accusative plural)
sokołom (instrumental singular)
sokołoma (dual instrumental)
sokołami (instrumental plural)
sokole (locative singular)
sokołoma (dual locative)
sokołach (locative plural)


garona

garona (nominative singular)
garonje (dual nominative)
garony (nominative plural)
garony (genitive singular)
garonowu (dual genitive)
garonow (genitive plural)
garonje (dative singular)
garonoma (dative dual)
garonam (dative plural)
garonu (accusative singular)
garonje (accusative dual)
garony (accusative plural)
garonu (instrumental singular)
garonoma (dual instrumental)
garonami (instrumental plural)
garonje (locative singular)
garonoma (dual locative)
garonach (locative plural)


karwona

karwona (nominative singular)
karwonje (dual nominative)
karwony (nominative plural)
karwony (genitive singular)
karwonowu (dual genitive)
karwonow (genitive plural)
karwonje (dative singular)
karwonoma (dative dual)
karwonam (dative plural)
karwonu (accusative singular)
karwonje (accusative dual)
karwony (accusative plural)
karwonu (instrumental singular)
karwonoma (dual instrumental)
karwonami (instrumental plural)
karwonje (locative singular)
karwonoma (dual locative)
karwonach (locative plural)


wrobel

wrobel m anim (genitive singular wrobela or wrobla, diminutive wroblik)

wrobela (genitive singular)
wrobla (genitive singular)
wroblik (diminutive)
wrobel (nominative singular)
wrobela (dual nominative)
wrobele (nominative plural)
wrobela (genitive singular)
wrobelowu (dual genitive)
wrobelow (genitive plural)
wrobeloju (dative singular)
wrobeloma (dative dual)
wrobelam (dative plural)
wrobela (accusative singular)
wrobelowu (accusative dual)
wrobele (accusative plural)
wrobelow (accusative plural)
wrobelom (instrumental singular)
wrobeloma (dual instrumental)
wrobelami (instrumental plural)
wrobelu (locative singular)
wrobeloma (dual locative)
wrobelach (locative plural)
wrobel (nominative singular)
wrobla (dual nominative)
wroble (nominative plural)
wrobla (genitive singular)
wroblowu (dual genitive)
wroblow (genitive plural)
wrobloju (dative singular)
wrobloma (dative dual)
wroblam (dative plural)
wrobla (accusative singular)
wroblowu (accusative dual)
wroble (accusative plural)
wroblow (accusative plural)
wroblom (instrumental singular)
wrobloma (dual instrumental)
wroblami (instrumental plural)
wroblu (locative singular)
wrobloma (dual locative)
wroblach (locative plural)


wroblik

wroblik (nominative singular)
wroblika (dual nominative)
wrobliki (nominative plural)
wroblika (genitive singular)
wroblikowu (dual genitive)
wroblikow (genitive plural)
wroblikoju (dative singular)
wroblikoma (dative dual)
wroblikam (dative plural)
wroblika (accusative singular)
wroblikowu (accusative dual)
wrobliki (accusative plural)
wroblikow (accusative plural)
wroblikom (instrumental singular)
wroblikoma (dual instrumental)
wroblikami (instrumental plural)
wrobliku (locative singular)
wroblikoma (dual locative)
wroblikach (locative plural)


jaskolicka

jaskolicka (nominative singular)
jaskolicce (dual nominative)
jaskolicki (nominative plural)
jaskolicki (genitive singular)
jaskolickowu (dual genitive)
jaskolickow (genitive plural)
jaskolicce (dative singular)
jaskolickoma (dative dual)
jaskolickam (dative plural)
jaskolicku (accusative singular)
jaskolicce (accusative dual)
jaskolicki (accusative plural)
jaskolicku (instrumental singular)
jaskolickoma (dual instrumental)
jaskolickami (instrumental plural)
jaskolicce (locative singular)
jaskolickoma (dual locative)
jaskolickach (locative plural)


sykora

sykorka (diminutive)
sykora (nominative singular)
sykorje (dual nominative)
sykory (nominative plural)
sykory (genitive singular)
sykorowu (dual genitive)
sykorow (genitive plural)
sykorje (dative singular)
sykoroma (dative dual)
sykoram (dative plural)
sykoru (accusative singular)
sykorje (accusative dual)
sykory (accusative plural)
sykoru (instrumental singular)
sykoroma (dual instrumental)
sykorami (instrumental plural)
sykorje (locative singular)
sykoroma (dual locative)
sykorach (locative plural)


sykorka

sykorka (nominative singular)
sykorce (dual nominative)
sykorki (nominative plural)
sykorki (genitive singular)
sykorkowu (dual genitive)
sykorkow (genitive plural)
sykorce (dative singular)
sykorkoma (dative dual)
sykorkam (dative plural)
sykorku (accusative singular)
sykorce (accusative dual)
sykorki (accusative plural)
sykorku (instrumental singular)
sykorkoma (dual instrumental)
sykorkami (instrumental plural)
sykorce (locative singular)
sykorkoma (dual locative)
sykorkach (locative plural)


łopata

łopatka (diminutive)
łopata (nominative singular)
łopaśe (dual nominative)
łopaty (nominative plural)
łopaty (genitive singular)
łopatowu (dual genitive)
łopatow (genitive plural)
łopaśe (dative singular)
łopatoma (dative dual)
łopatam (dative plural)
łopatu (accusative singular)
łopaśe (accusative dual)
łopaty (accusative plural)
łopatu (instrumental singular)
łopatoma (dual instrumental)
łopatami (instrumental plural)
łopaśe (locative singular)
łopatoma (dual locative)
łopatach (locative plural)


pśichod

pśichod (nominative singular)
pśichoda (dual nominative)
pśichody (nominative plural)
pśichoda (genitive singular)
pśichodowu (dual genitive)
pśichodow (genitive plural)
pśichodoju (dative singular)
pśichodoma (dative dual)
pśichodam (dative plural)
pśichod (accusative singular)
pśichoda (accusative dual)
pśichody (accusative plural)
pśichodom (instrumental singular)
pśichodoma (dual instrumental)
pśichodami (instrumental plural)
pśichoźe (locative singular)
pśichodoma (dual locative)
pśichodach (locative plural)


awtor

awtorka (feminine)
awtor (nominative singular)
awtora (dual nominative)
awtory (nominative plural)
awtora (genitive singular)
awtorowu (dual genitive)
awtorow (genitive plural)
awtoroju (dative singular)
awtoroma (dative dual)
awtoram (dative plural)
awtora (accusative singular)
awtorowu (accusative dual)
awtory (accusative plural)
awtorow (accusative plural)
awtorom (instrumental singular)
awtoroma (dual instrumental)
awtorami (instrumental plural)
awtorje (locative singular)
awtoroma (dual locative)
awtorach (locative plural)

Borrowed from German Autor, from Old French autor, from Latin auctor, from augeō (“to increase, originate”).


wołojnik

wołojnik (nominative singular)
wołojnika (dual nominative)
wołojniki (nominative plural)
wołojnika (genitive singular)
wołojnikowu (dual genitive)
wołojnikow (genitive plural)
wołojnikoju (dative singular)
wołojnikoma (dative dual)
wołojnikam (dative plural)
wołojnik (accusative singular)
wołojnika (accusative dual)
wołojniki (accusative plural)
wołojnikom (instrumental singular)
wołojnikoma (dual instrumental)
wołojnikami (instrumental plural)
wołojniku (locative singular)
wołojnikoma (dual locative)
wołojnikach (locative plural)


woblico

woblicko (diminutive)
woblico (nominative singular)
woblicy (dual nominative)
woblica (nominative plural)
woblica (genitive singular)
woblicowu (dual genitive)
woblicow (genitive plural)
woblicoju (dative singular)
woblicu (dative singular)
woblicoma (dative dual)
woblicam (dative plural)
woblico (accusative singular)
woblicy (accusative dual)
woblica (accusative plural)
woblicom (instrumental singular)
woblicoma (dual instrumental)
woblicami (instrumental plural)
woblicu (locative singular)
woblicoma (dual locative)
woblicach (locative plural)
hoblico (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *obličьje (compare Polish oblicze, Czech obličej, Slovak obličaj, Russian обли́чье (oblíčʹje, “image, character, look”), Ukrainian обли́ччя (oblýččja), Belarusian аблі́чча (ablíčča)), from Proto-Slavic *lice.


informatika

informatika (nominative singular)
informatice (dual nominative)
informatiki (nominative plural)
informatiki (genitive singular)
informatikowu (dual genitive)
informatikow (genitive plural)
informatice (dative singular)
informatikoma (dative dual)
informatikam (dative plural)
informatiku (accusative singular)
informatice (accusative dual)
informatiki (accusative plural)
informatiku (instrumental singular)
informatikoma (dual instrumental)
informatikami (instrumental plural)
informatice (locative singular)
informatikoma (dual locative)
informatikach (locative plural)

information technology
information technology

computer science, information technology


pałka

pałka (nominative singular)
pałce (dual nominative)
pałki (nominative plural)
pałki (genitive singular)
pałkowu (dual genitive)
pałkow (genitive plural)
pałce (dative singular)
pałkoma (dative dual)
pałkam (dative plural)
pałku (accusative singular)
pałce (accusative dual)
pałki (accusative plural)
pałku (instrumental singular)
pałkoma (dual instrumental)
pałkami (instrumental plural)
pałce (locative singular)
pałkoma (dual locative)
pałkach (locative plural)
pałco (alternative)


barwa

barwa (nominative singular)
barwje (dual nominative)
barwy (nominative plural)
barwy (genitive singular)
barwowu (dual genitive)
barwow (genitive plural)
barwje (dative singular)
barwoma (dative dual)
barwam (dative plural)
barwu (accusative singular)
barwje (accusative dual)
barwy (accusative plural)
barwu (instrumental singular)
barwoma (dual instrumental)
barwami (instrumental plural)
barwje (locative singular)
barwoma (dual locative)
barwach (locative plural)

Ultimately from Middle High German varwe (perhaps via Czech barva or Polish barwa), from Old High German farawa, from Proto-Germanic *farwō. Compare also Upper Sorbian barba, Slovene barva, and Belarusian and Ukrainian барва (barva).


koryto

korytko (diminutive)
koryto (nominative singular)
koryśe (dual nominative)
koryta (nominative plural)
koryta (genitive singular)
korytowu (dual genitive)
korytow (genitive plural)
korytoju (dative singular)
korytu (dative singular)
korytoma (dative dual)
korytam (dative plural)
koryto (accusative singular)
koryśe (accusative dual)
koryta (accusative plural)
korytom (instrumental singular)
korytoma (dual instrumental)
korytami (instrumental plural)
koryśe (locative singular)
korytoma (dual locative)
korytach (locative plural)


měch

měšk (diminutive)
měch (nominative singular)
měcha (dual nominative)
měchy (nominative plural)
měcha (genitive singular)
měchowu (dual genitive)
měchow (genitive plural)
měchoju (dative singular)
měchoma (dative dual)
měcham (dative plural)
měch (accusative singular)
měcha (accusative dual)
měchy (accusative plural)
měchom (instrumental singular)
měchoma (dual instrumental)
měchami (instrumental plural)
měchu (locative singular)
měchoma (dual locative)
měchach (locative plural)


mecha

inflection of mech:
nominative/accusative dual


kanki

inflection of kanka:
nominative/accusative plural


syna

inflection of syn:
genitive/accusative singular


kamela

inflection of kamel:
genitive/accusative singular


wina

inflection of wino:
nominative/accusative plural


kněžna

kněžnica (diminutive)
kněžna (nominative singular)
kněžnje (dual nominative)
kněžny (nominative plural)
kněžny (genitive singular)
kněžnowu (dual genitive)
kněžnow (genitive plural)
kněžnje (dative singular)
kněžnoma (dative dual)
kněžnam (dative plural)
kněžnu (accusative singular)
kněžnje (accusative dual)
kněžny (accusative plural)
kněžnu (instrumental singular)
kněžnoma (dual instrumental)
kněžnami (instrumental plural)
kněžnje (locative singular)
kněžnoma (dual locative)
kněžnach (locative plural)
knėżna (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *kъnęžьna, feminine diminutive of *kъnędzь; compare Upper Sorbian knježna, Old Church Slavonic кънѧжьна (kŭnęžĭna, “princess”), Polish księżna (“princess, duchess”), Czech kněžna (“princess”).


zyma

zymka (diminutive)
zyma (nominative singular)
zymje (dual nominative)
zymy (nominative plural)
zymy (genitive singular)
zymowu (dual genitive)
zymow (genitive plural)
zymje (dative singular)
zymoma (dative dual)
zymam (dative plural)
zymu (accusative singular)
zymje (accusative dual)
zymy (accusative plural)
zymu (instrumental singular)
zymoma (dual instrumental)
zymami (instrumental plural)
zymje (locative singular)
zymoma (dual locative)
zymach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *zima, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *źeimā́ˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰéyōm.


pjas

dsb-noun

pjas m anim (genitive singular psa, nominative plural psy, diminutive psyk)

psa (genitive singular)
psy (nominative plural)
psyk (diminutive)
pjas (nominative singular)
psa (dual nominative)
psy (nominative plural)
psa (genitive singular)
psowu (dual genitive)
psow (genitive plural)
psoju (dative singular)
psoma (dative dual)
psam (dative plural)
psa (accusative singular)
psowu (accusative dual)
psy (accusative plural)
psom (instrumental singular)
psoma (dual instrumental)
psami (instrumental plural)
psu (locative singular)
psoma (dual locative)
psach (locative plural)


pług

pług (nominative singular)
pługa (dual nominative)
pługi (nominative plural)
pługa (genitive singular)
pługowu (dual genitive)
pługow (genitive plural)
pługoju (dative singular)
pługoma (dative dual)
pługam (dative plural)
pług (accusative singular)
pługa (accusative dual)
pługi (accusative plural)
pługom (instrumental singular)
pługoma (dual instrumental)
pługami (instrumental plural)
pługu (locative singular)
pługoma (dual locative)
pługach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *plugъ, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *plōgaz, *plōguz (“plough”).


wosk

wosk (nominative singular)
woska (dual nominative)
woski (nominative plural)
woska (genitive singular)
woskowu (dual genitive)
woskow (genitive plural)
woskoju (dative singular)
woskoma (dative dual)
woskam (dative plural)
wosk (accusative singular)
woska (accusative dual)
woski (accusative plural)
woskom (instrumental singular)
woskoma (dual instrumental)
woskami (instrumental plural)
wosku (locative singular)
woskoma (dual locative)
woskach (locative plural)


klěb

klěbk (diminutive)
klěb (nominative singular)
klěba (dual nominative)
klěby (nominative plural)
klěba (genitive singular)
klěbowu (dual genitive)
klěbow (genitive plural)
klěboju (dative singular)
klěboma (dative dual)
klěbam (dative plural)
klěb (accusative singular)
klěba (accusative dual)
klěby (accusative plural)
klěbom (instrumental singular)
klěboma (dual instrumental)
klěbami (instrumental plural)
klěbje (locative singular)
klěboma (dual locative)
klěbach (locative plural)
chlěb (alternative archaic dialectal)

From Proto-Slavic *xlěbъ. Compare Gothic 𐌷𐌻𐌰𐌹𐍆𐍃 (hlaifs).


mórjo

mórjo (nominative singular)
móri (dual nominative)
mórja (nominative plural)
mórja (genitive singular)
mórjowu (dual genitive)
mórjow (genitive plural)
mórjoju (dative singular)
mórju (dative singular)
mórjoma (dative dual)
mórjam (dative plural)
mórjo (accusative singular)
móri (accusative dual)
mórja (accusative plural)
mórjom (instrumental singular)
mórjoma (dual instrumental)
mórjami (instrumental plural)
mórju (locative singular)
mórjoma (dual locative)
mórjach (locative plural)
morjo (alternative)
móŕo (alternative obsolete)

From Proto-Slavic *moře, from Proto-Indo-European *móri.


rěka

rěka (nominative singular)
rěce (dual nominative)
rěki (nominative plural)
rěki (genitive singular)
rěkowu (dual genitive)
rěkow (genitive plural)
rěce (dative singular)
rěkoma (dative dual)
rěkam (dative plural)
rěku (accusative singular)
rěce (accusative dual)
rěki (accusative plural)
rěku (instrumental singular)
rěkoma (dual instrumental)
rěkami (instrumental plural)
rěce (locative singular)
rěkoma (dual locative)
rěkach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *rěka. Cognate with Upper Sorbian rěka, Polish rzeka, Czech řeka, Russian река́ (reká), Old Church Slavonic рѣка (rěka).

river (large stream which drains a landmass)


zemja

zemiska (diminutive)
zemja (nominative singular)
zemi (dual nominative)
zemje (nominative plural)
zemje (genitive singular)
zemjowu (dual genitive)
zemjow (genitive plural)
zemi (dative singular)
zemjoma (dative dual)
zemjam (dative plural)
zemju (accusative singular)
zemi (accusative dual)
zemje (accusative plural)
zemju (instrumental singular)
zemjoma (dual instrumental)
zemjami (instrumental plural)
zemi (locative singular)
zemjoma (dual locative)
zemjach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *zemľa, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *źemē, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰéǵʰōm.


tšach

tšach (nominative singular)
tšacha (dual nominative)
tšachy (nominative plural)
tšacha (genitive singular)
tšachowu (dual genitive)
tšachow (genitive plural)
tšachoju (dative singular)
tšachoma (dative dual)
tšacham (dative plural)
tšach (accusative singular)
tšacha (accusative dual)
tšachy (accusative plural)
tšachom (instrumental singular)
tšachoma (dual instrumental)
tšachami (instrumental plural)
tšachu (locative singular)
tšachoma (dual locative)
tšachach (locative plural)


mjac

mjack (diminutive)
mjac (nominative singular)
mjaca (dual nominative)
mjace (nominative plural)
mjaca (genitive singular)
mjacowu (dual genitive)
mjacow (genitive plural)
mjacoju (dative singular)
mjacoma (dative dual)
mjacam (dative plural)
mjac (accusative singular)
mjaca (accusative dual)
mjace (accusative plural)
mjacom (instrumental singular)
mjacoma (dual instrumental)
mjacami (instrumental plural)
mjacu (locative singular)
mjacoma (dual locative)
mjacach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *mečь. Further etymology unclear.


kwět

kwětk (diminutive)
kwět (nominative singular)
kwěta (dual nominative)
kwěty (nominative plural)
kwěta (genitive singular)
kwětowu (dual genitive)
kwětow (genitive plural)
kwětoju (dative singular)
kwětoma (dative dual)
kwětam (dative plural)
kwět (accusative singular)
kwěta (accusative dual)
kwěty (accusative plural)
kwětom (instrumental singular)
kwětoma (dual instrumental)
kwětami (instrumental plural)
kwěśe (locative singular)
kwětoma (dual locative)
kwětach (locative plural)


kwětk

kwětašk (diminutive)
kwětk (nominative singular)
kwětka (dual nominative)
kwětki (nominative plural)
kwětka (genitive singular)
kwětkowu (dual genitive)
kwětkow (genitive plural)
kwětkoju (dative singular)
kwětkoma (dative dual)
kwětkam (dative plural)
kwětk (accusative singular)
kwětka (accusative dual)
kwětki (accusative plural)
kwětkom (instrumental singular)
kwětkoma (dual instrumental)
kwětkami (instrumental plural)
kwětku (locative singular)
kwětkoma (dual locative)
kwětkach (locative plural)

kwět (“flower”) + -k (“diminutive”), from Proto-Slavic *květъ.


cłowjek

cłowjek m anim (nominative plural (human) luźe or (husband) cłowjeki, diminutive cłowjeck)

luźe (nominative plural)
cłowjeki (nominative plural)
cłowjeck (diminutive)
cłowjek (nominative singular)
cłowjeka (dual nominative)
cłowjeki (nominative plural)
cłowjeka (genitive singular)
cłowjekowu (dual genitive)
cłowjekow (genitive plural)
cłowjekoju (dative singular)
cłowjekoma (dative dual)
cłowjekam (dative plural)
cłowjeka (accusative singular)
cłowjekowu (accusative dual)
cłowjeki (accusative plural)
cłowjekow (accusative plural)
cłowjekom (instrumental singular)
cłowjekoma (dual instrumental)
cłowjekami (instrumental plural)
cłowjeku (locative singular)
cłowjekoma (dual locative)
cłowjekach (locative plural)
cłoẃek (alternative)


źěd

źědk (diminutive)
źěd (nominative singular)
źěda (dual nominative)
źědy (nominative plural)
źěda (genitive singular)
źědowu (dual genitive)
źědow (genitive plural)
źědoju (dative singular)
źědoma (dative dual)
źědam (dative plural)
źěda (accusative singular)
źědowu (accusative dual)
źědy (accusative plural)
źědow (accusative plural)
źědom (instrumental singular)
źědoma (dual instrumental)
źědami (instrumental plural)
źěźe (locative singular)
źědoma (dual locative)
źědach (locative plural)


wałma

wałmicka (diminutive)
wałma (nominative singular)
wałmje (dual nominative)
wałmy (nominative plural)
wałmy (genitive singular)
wałmowu (dual genitive)
wałmow (genitive plural)
wałmje (dative singular)
wałmoma (dative dual)
wałmam (dative plural)
wałmu (accusative singular)
wałmje (accusative dual)
wałmy (accusative plural)
wałmu (instrumental singular)
wałmoma (dual instrumental)
wałmami (instrumental plural)
wałmje (locative singular)
wałmoma (dual locative)
wałmach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *vьlna, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wílˀnāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂wĺ̥h₁neh₂.


śěsto

śěsto (nominative singular)
śěsće (dual nominative)
śěsta (nominative plural)
śěsta (genitive singular)
śěstowu (dual genitive)
śěstow (genitive plural)
śěstoju (dative singular)
śěstu (dative singular)
śěstoma (dative dual)
śěstam (dative plural)
śěsto (accusative singular)
śěsće (accusative dual)
śěsta (accusative plural)
śěstom (instrumental singular)
śěstoma (dual instrumental)
śěstami (instrumental plural)
śěsće (locative singular)
śěstoma (dual locative)
śěstach (locative plural)

dough (mix of flour and other ingredients)


wósk

wósk (nominative singular)
wóska (dual nominative)
wóski (nominative plural)
wóska (genitive singular)
wóskowu (dual genitive)
wóskow (genitive plural)
wóskoju (dative singular)
wóskoma (dative dual)
wóskam (dative plural)
wósk (accusative singular)
wóska (accusative dual)
wóski (accusative plural)
wóskom (instrumental singular)
wóskoma (dual instrumental)
wóskami (instrumental plural)
wósku (locative singular)
wóskoma (dual locative)
wóskach (locative plural)
wosk (alternative)

wóskowaś

to wax; to use the wax technique of decorating Easter eggs


mjasec

mjaseck (diminutive)
mjasec (nominative singular)
mjaseca (dual nominative)
mjasece (nominative plural)
mjaseca (genitive singular)
mjasecowu (dual genitive)
mjasecow (genitive plural)
mjasecoju (dative singular)
mjasecoma (dative dual)
mjasecam (dative plural)
mjasec (accusative singular)
mjaseca (accusative dual)
mjasece (accusative plural)
mjasecom (instrumental singular)
mjasecoma (dual instrumental)
mjasecami (instrumental plural)
mjasecu (locative singular)
mjasecoma (dual locative)
mjasecach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *měsęcь, from Proto-Indo-European *mḗh₁n̥s.


wjelk

wjelcyca (feminine)
wjelk (nominative singular)
wjelka (dual nominative)
wjelki (nominative plural)
wjelka (genitive singular)
wjelkowu (dual genitive)
wjelkow (genitive plural)
wjelkoju (dative singular)
wjelkoma (dative dual)
wjelkam (dative plural)
wjelka (accusative singular)
wjelkowu (accusative dual)
wjelki (accusative plural)
wjelkow (accusative plural)
wjelkom (instrumental singular)
wjelkoma (dual instrumental)
wjelkami (instrumental plural)
wjelku (locative singular)
wjelkoma (dual locative)
wjelkach (locative plural)
ẃelk (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *vьlkъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wilkás, from Proto-Indo-European *wĺ̥kʷos.


žywjenje

žywjeńko (diminutive)
žywjenje (nominative singular)
žywjeni (dual nominative)
žywjenja (nominative plural)
žywjenja (genitive singular)
žywjenjowu (dual genitive)
žywjenjow (genitive plural)
žywjenjeju (dative singular)
žywjenju (dative singular)
žywjenjoma (dative dual)
žywjenjam (dative plural)
žywjenje (accusative singular)
žywjeni (accusative dual)
žywjenja (accusative plural)
žywjenim (instrumental singular)
žywjenjoma (dual instrumental)
žywjenjami (instrumental plural)
žywjenju (locative singular)
žywjenjoma (dual locative)
žywjenjach (locative plural)
žyẃeńe (alternative)

žywiś (“to live”) + -nje. Cognate with Upper Sorbian žiwjenje.


rybka

rybka (nominative singular)
rybce (dual nominative)
rybki (nominative plural)
rybki (genitive singular)
rybkowu (dual genitive)
rybkow (genitive plural)
rybce (dative singular)
rybkoma (dative dual)
rybkam (dative plural)
rybku (accusative singular)
rybce (accusative dual)
rybki (accusative plural)
rybku (instrumental singular)
rybkoma (dual instrumental)
rybkami (instrumental plural)
rybce (locative singular)
rybkoma (dual locative)
rybkach (locative plural)


wójca

wójcka (diminutive)
wójca (nominative singular)
wójcy (dual nominative)
wójce (nominative plural)
wójce (genitive singular)
wójcowu (dual genitive)
wójcow (genitive plural)
wójcy (dative singular)
wójcoma (dative dual)
wójcam (dative plural)
wójcu (accusative singular)
wójcy (accusative dual)
wójce (accusative plural)
wójcu (instrumental singular)
wójcoma (dual instrumental)
wójcami (instrumental plural)
wójcy (locative singular)
wójcoma (dual locative)
wójcach (locative plural)
wojca (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *ovьca, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *áwis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ówis.


tyźeń

tyźeń (nominative singular)
tyźenja (dual nominative)
tyźenje (nominative plural)
tyźenja (genitive singular)
tyźenjowu (dual genitive)
tyźenjow (genitive plural)
tyźenjoju (dative singular)
tyźenjoma (dative dual)
tyźenjam (dative plural)
tyźeń (accusative singular)
tyźenja (accusative dual)
tyźenje (accusative plural)
tyźenjom (instrumental singular)
tyźenjoma (dual instrumental)
tyźenjami (instrumental plural)
tyźenju (locative singular)
tyźenjoma (dual locative)
tyźenjach (locative plural)


pónjeźele

pónjeźele (nominative singular)
pónjeźeli (dual nominative)
pónjeźela (nominative plural)
pónjeźela (genitive singular)
pónjeźelowu (dual genitive)
pónjeźelow (genitive plural)
pónjeźeleju (dative singular)
pónjeźelu (dative singular)
pónjeźeloma (dative dual)
pónjeźelam (dative plural)
pónjeźele (accusative singular)
pónjeźeli (accusative dual)
pónjeźela (accusative plural)
pónjeźelim (instrumental singular)
pónjeźeloma (dual instrumental)
pónjeźelami (instrumental plural)
pónjeźelu (locative singular)
pónjeźeloma (dual locative)
pónjeźelach (locative plural)
pónjeźele (nominative singular)
pónjeźelej (dual nominative)
pónjeźele (nominative plural)
pónjeźelego (genitive singular)
pónjeźeleju (dual genitive)
pónjeźelich (genitive plural)
pónjeźelemu (dative singular)
pónjeźelima (dative dual)
pónjeźelim (dative plural)
pónjeźele (accusative singular)
pónjeźelej (accusative dual)
pónjeźele (accusative plural)
pónjeźelim (instrumental singular)
pónjeźelima (dual instrumental)
pónjeźelimi (instrumental plural)
pónjeźelem (locative singular)
pónjeźelima (dual locative)
pónjeźelich (locative plural)
ponjeźele (alternative)
póńeźele (alternative obsolete)

/ˈpɛ.ɲɛ.ʑɛ.lɛ/

/ˈpɨ.ɲɛ.ʑɛ.lɛ/

/ˈpʊ.ɲɛ.ʑɛ.lɛ/

From Proto-Slavic *ponedělъkъ (“after Sunday”).

inh

days of the week: dny tyźenja: pónjeźele · wałtora · srjoda · stwórtk · pětk · sobota · njeźela [edit]


wałtora

wałtora (nominative singular)
wałtorje (dual nominative)
wałtory (nominative plural)
wałtory (genitive singular)
wałtorowu (dual genitive)
wałtorow (genitive plural)
wałtorje (dative singular)
wałtoroma (dative dual)
wałtoram (dative plural)
wałtoru (accusative singular)
wałtorje (accusative dual)
wałtory (accusative plural)
wałtoru (instrumental singular)
wałtoroma (dual instrumental)
wałtorami (instrumental plural)
wałtorje (locative singular)
wałtoroma (dual locative)
wałtorach (locative plural)
wałtere (alternative dialectal)
wałtork (alternative archaic)

Modified from earlier wutora (influenced by Latin altera (“second”)), from Proto-Slavic *vъtorъ (“second”); cognate with Upper Sorbian wutora.


srjoda

srjoda (nominative singular)
srjoźe (dual nominative)
srjody (nominative plural)
srjody (genitive singular)
srjodowu (dual genitive)
srjodow (genitive plural)
srjoźe (dative singular)
srjodoma (dative dual)
srjodam (dative plural)
srjodu (accusative singular)
srjoźe (accusative dual)
srjody (accusative plural)
srjodu (instrumental singular)
srjodoma (dual instrumental)
srjodami (instrumental plural)
srjoźe (locative singular)
srjodoma (dual locative)
srjodach (locative plural)


stwórtk

stwórtk (nominative singular)
stwórtka (dual nominative)
stwórtki (nominative plural)
stwórtka (genitive singular)
stwórtkowu (dual genitive)
stwórtkow (genitive plural)
stwórtkoju (dative singular)
stwórtkoma (dative dual)
stwórtkam (dative plural)
stwórtk (accusative singular)
stwórtka (accusative dual)
stwórtki (accusative plural)
stwórtkom (instrumental singular)
stwórtkoma (dual instrumental)
stwórtkami (instrumental plural)
stwórtku (locative singular)
stwórtkoma (dual locative)
stwórtkach (locative plural)
stwortk (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *četvьrtъkъ. By surface analysis, stwórty (“fourth”) + -k.


pětk

pětk (nominative singular)
pětka (dual nominative)
pětki (nominative plural)
pětka (genitive singular)
pětkowu (dual genitive)
pětkow (genitive plural)
pětkoju (dative singular)
pětkoma (dative dual)
pětkam (dative plural)
pětk (accusative singular)
pětka (accusative dual)
pětki (accusative plural)
pětkom (instrumental singular)
pětkoma (dual instrumental)
pětkami (instrumental plural)
pětku (locative singular)
pětkoma (dual locative)
pětkach (locative plural)


njeźela

njeźelka (diminutive)
njeźela (nominative singular)
njeźeli (dual nominative)
njeźele (nominative plural)
njeźele (genitive singular)
njeźelowu (dual genitive)
njeźelow (genitive plural)
njeźeli (dative singular)
njeźeloma (dative dual)
njeźelam (dative plural)
njeźelu (accusative singular)
njeźeli (accusative dual)
njeźele (accusative plural)
njeźelu (instrumental singular)
njeźeloma (dual instrumental)
njeźelami (instrumental plural)
njeźeli (locative singular)
njeźeloma (dual locative)
njeźelach (locative plural)
ńeźela (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *neděľa (“non-work (day)”).


awto

awto (nominative singular)
awśe (dual nominative)
awta (nominative plural)
awta (genitive singular)
awtowu (dual genitive)
awtow (genitive plural)
awtoju (dative singular)
awtu (dative singular)
awtoma (dative dual)
awtam (dative plural)
awto (accusative singular)
awśe (accusative dual)
awta (accusative plural)
awtom (instrumental singular)
awtoma (dual instrumental)
awtami (instrumental plural)
awśe (locative singular)
awtoma (dual locative)
awtach (locative plural)


prog

prog (nominative singular)
proga (dual nominative)
progi (nominative plural)
proga (genitive singular)
progowu (dual genitive)
progow (genitive plural)
progoju (dative singular)
progoma (dative dual)
progam (dative plural)
prog (accusative singular)
proga (accusative dual)
progi (accusative plural)
progom (instrumental singular)
progoma (dual instrumental)
progami (instrumental plural)
progu (locative singular)
progoma (dual locative)
progach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *porgъ. Cognate with Upper Sorbian próh, Polish próg, Czech práh, Old Church Slavonic прагъ (pragŭ, “doorpost”), Russian поро́г (poróg).

cog

threshold (bottom-most part of a doorway that one crosses to enter)


ryby

inflection of ryba:
nominative/accusative plural


woz

wozyk (diminutive)
woz (nominative singular)
woza (dual nominative)
woze (nominative plural)
woza (genitive singular)
wozowu (dual genitive)
wozow (genitive plural)
wozoju (dative singular)
wozoma (dative dual)
wozam (dative plural)
woz (accusative singular)
woza (accusative dual)
woze (accusative plural)
wozom (instrumental singular)
wozoma (dual instrumental)
wozami (instrumental plural)
wozu (locative singular)
wozoma (dual locative)
wozach (locative plural)


źeń

dsb-noun

źeń m inan (genitive singular dnja, diminutive źeńk)

dnja (genitive singular)
źeńk (diminutive)
źeń (nominative singular)
dnja (dual nominative)
dny (nominative plural)
dnja (genitive singular)
dnjowu (dual genitive)
dnjow (genitive plural)
dnju (dative singular)
dnjoma (dative dual)
dnjam (dative plural)
źeń (accusative singular)
dnja (accusative dual)
dny (accusative plural)
dnjom (instrumental singular)
dnjoma (dual instrumental)
dnjami (instrumental plural)
dnju (locative singular)
dnjoma (dual locative)
dnjach (locative plural)

day (period of 24 hours; period from midnight to midnight; period between sunrise and sunset)


jězyk

jězyck (diminutive)
jězyk (nominative singular)
jězyka (dual nominative)
jězyki (nominative plural)
jězyka (genitive singular)
jězykowu (dual genitive)
jězykow (genitive plural)
jězykoju (dative singular)
jězykoma (dative dual)
jězykam (dative plural)
jězyk (accusative singular)
jězyka (accusative dual)
jězyki (accusative plural)
jězykom (instrumental singular)
jězykoma (dual instrumental)
jězykami (instrumental plural)
jězyku (locative singular)
jězykoma (dual locative)
jězykach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *ęzykъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *inźūˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *dn̥ǵʰwéh₂s.

tongue (flexible muscular organ in the mouth)


łopatka

łopatka (nominative singular)
łopatce (dual nominative)
łopatki (nominative plural)
łopatki (genitive singular)
łopatkowu (dual genitive)
łopatkow (genitive plural)
łopatce (dative singular)
łopatkoma (dative dual)
łopatkam (dative plural)
łopatku (accusative singular)
łopatce (accusative dual)
łopatki (accusative plural)
łopatku (instrumental singular)
łopatkoma (dual instrumental)
łopatkami (instrumental plural)
łopatce (locative singular)
łopatkoma (dual locative)
łopatkach (locative plural)

peel (spadelike implement for removing loaves from an oven)


wokno

woknyško (diminutive)
wokno (nominative singular)
woknje (dual nominative)
wokna (nominative plural)
wokna (genitive singular)
woknowu (dual genitive)
woknow (genitive plural)
woknoju (dative singular)
woknu (dative singular)
woknoma (dative dual)
woknam (dative plural)
wokno (accusative singular)
woknje (accusative dual)
wokna (accusative plural)
woknom (instrumental singular)
woknoma (dual instrumental)
woknami (instrumental plural)
woknje (locative singular)
woknoma (dual locative)
woknach (locative plural)


wjacor

wjacork (diminutive)
wjacor (nominative singular)
wjacora (dual nominative)
wjacory (nominative plural)
wjacora (genitive singular)
wjacorowu (dual genitive)
wjacorow (genitive plural)
wjacoroju (dative singular)
wjacoroma (dative dual)
wjacoram (dative plural)
wjacor (accusative singular)
wjacora (accusative dual)
wjacory (accusative plural)
wjacorom (instrumental singular)
wjacoroma (dual instrumental)
wjacorami (instrumental plural)
wjacorje (locative singular)
wjacoroma (dual locative)
wjacorach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *večerъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wekeras, from Proto-Indo-European *wekʷsperos.


knigła

knigła (nominative singular)
knigle (dual nominative)
knigły (nominative plural)
knigły (genitive singular)
knigłowu (dual genitive)
knigłow (genitive plural)
knigle (dative singular)
knigłoma (dative dual)
knigłam (dative plural)
knigłu (accusative singular)
knigle (accusative dual)
knigły (accusative plural)
knigłu (instrumental singular)
knigłoma (dual instrumental)
knigłami (instrumental plural)
knigle (locative singular)
knigłoma (dual locative)
knigłach (locative plural)


smjerś

smjerś (nominative singular)
smjerśi (dual nominative)
smjerśi (nominative plural)
smjerśi (genitive singular)
smjerśowu (dual genitive)
smjerśow (genitive plural)
smjerśi (dative singular)
smjerśoma (dative dual)
smjerśam (dative plural)
smjerś (accusative singular)
smjerśi (accusative dual)
smjerśi (accusative plural)
smjerśu (instrumental singular)
smjerśoma (dual instrumental)
smjerśami (instrumental plural)
smjerśi (locative singular)
smjerśoma (dual locative)
smjerśach (locative plural)
sḿerś (alternative)


tura

inflection of tur:
genitive/accusative singular


rostlina

rostlinka (diminutive)
rostlina (nominative singular)
rostlinje (dual nominative)
rostliny (nominative plural)
rostliny (genitive singular)
rostlinowu (dual genitive)
rostlinow (genitive plural)
rostlinje (dative singular)
rostlinoma (dative dual)
rostlinam (dative plural)
rostlinu (accusative singular)
rostlinje (accusative dual)
rostliny (accusative plural)
rostlinu (instrumental singular)
rostlinoma (dual instrumental)
rostlinami (instrumental plural)
rostlinje (locative singular)
rostlinoma (dual locative)
rostlinach (locative plural)

Ultimately from Proto-Slavic *orsti (“to grow”). Cognate with Slovak rastlina, Slovene rastlina, Serbo-Croatian raslina, Carpathian Rusyn ростлина (rostlyna), Polish roślina, Belarusian расліна (raslina).


skót

skót (nominative singular)
skóta (dual nominative)
skóty (nominative plural)
skóta (genitive singular)
skótowu (dual genitive)
skótow (genitive plural)
skótoju (dative singular)
skótoma (dative dual)
skótam (dative plural)
skót (accusative singular)
skóta (accusative dual)
skóty (accusative plural)
skótom (instrumental singular)
skótoma (dual instrumental)
skótami (instrumental plural)
skóśe (locative singular)
skótoma (dual locative)
skótach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *skotъ; cognate with Upper Sorbian skót, Polish skot, Czech skot, Russian скот (skot), and Old Church Slavonic скотъ (skotŭ).


wrota

wrotka (diminutive)
wrota (nominative plural)
wrotow (genitive plural)
wrotam (dative plural)
wrota (accusative plural)
wrotami (instrumental plural)
wrotach (locative plural)
rota (alternative)


informacija

informacija (nominative singular)
informacii (dual nominative)
informacije (nominative plural)
informacije (genitive singular)
informacijowu (dual genitive)
informacijow (genitive plural)
informacii (dative singular)
informacijoma (dative dual)
informacijam (dative plural)
informaciju (accusative singular)
informacii (accusative dual)
informacije (accusative plural)
informaciju (instrumental singular)
informacijoma (dual instrumental)
informacijami (instrumental plural)
informacii (locative singular)
informacijoma (dual locative)
informacijach (locative plural)


inženjerka

inženjer (masculine)
inženjerka (nominative singular)
inženjerce (dual nominative)
inženjerki (nominative plural)
inženjerki (genitive singular)
inženjerkowu (dual genitive)
inženjerkow (genitive plural)
inženjerce (dative singular)
inženjerkoma (dative dual)
inženjerkam (dative plural)
inženjerku (accusative singular)
inženjerce (accusative dual)
inženjerki (accusative plural)
inženjerku (instrumental singular)
inženjerkoma (dual instrumental)
inženjerkami (instrumental plural)
inženjerce (locative singular)
inženjerkoma (dual locative)
inženjerkach (locative plural)


sudnica

sudnik (masculine)
sudnica (nominative singular)
sudnicy (dual nominative)
sudnice (nominative plural)
sudnice (genitive singular)
sudnicowu (dual genitive)
sudnicow (genitive plural)
sudnicy (dative singular)
sudnicoma (dative dual)
sudnicam (dative plural)
sudnicu (accusative singular)
sudnicy (accusative dual)
sudnice (accusative plural)
sudnicu (instrumental singular)
sudnicoma (dual instrumental)
sudnicami (instrumental plural)
sudnicy (locative singular)
sudnicoma (dual locative)
sudnicach (locative plural)


słony

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


wows

wows (nominative singular)
wowsa (dual nominative)
wowse (nominative plural)
wowsa (genitive singular)
wowsowu (dual genitive)
wowsow (genitive plural)
wowsoju (dative singular)
wowsoma (dative dual)
wowsam (dative plural)
wows (accusative singular)
wowsa (accusative dual)
wowse (accusative plural)
wowsom (instrumental singular)
wowsoma (dual instrumental)
wowsami (instrumental plural)
wowsu (locative singular)
wowsoma (dual locative)
wowsach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *ovьsъ; cognate with Upper Sorbian wows, Polish owies, Czech oves, Russian овёс (ovjós), Serbo-Croatian òvas.


gnida

gnidka (diminutive)
gnida (nominative singular)
gniźe (dual nominative)
gnidy (nominative plural)
gnidy (genitive singular)
gnidowu (dual genitive)
gnidow (genitive plural)
gniźe (dative singular)
gnidoma (dative dual)
gnidam (dative plural)
gnidu (accusative singular)
gniźe (accusative dual)
gnidy (accusative plural)
gnidu (instrumental singular)
gnidoma (dual instrumental)
gnidami (instrumental plural)
gniźe (locative singular)
gnidoma (dual locative)
gnidach (locative plural)


drjewo

drjewko (diminutive)
drjewo (nominative singular)
drjewje (dual nominative)
drjewa (nominative plural)
drjewa (genitive singular)
drjewowu (dual genitive)
drjewow (genitive plural)
drjewoju (dative singular)
drjewu (dative singular)
drjewoma (dative dual)
drjewam (dative plural)
drjewo (accusative singular)
drjewje (accusative dual)
drjewa (accusative plural)
drjewom (instrumental singular)
drjewoma (dual instrumental)
drjewami (instrumental plural)
drjewje (locative singular)
drjewoma (dual locative)
drjewach (locative plural)
dŕewo (alternative)
drjowo (alternative archaic)

From Proto-Slavic *dervo, from Proto-Indo-European *dóru.


patu

accusative/instrumental singular of pata


stila

inflection of stil:
nominative/accusative dual


palice

inflection of palica:
nominative/accusative plural


minutka

minutka (nominative singular)
minutce (dual nominative)
minutki (nominative plural)
minutki (genitive singular)
minutkowu (dual genitive)
minutkow (genitive plural)
minutce (dative singular)
minutkoma (dative dual)
minutkam (dative plural)
minutku (accusative singular)
minutce (accusative dual)
minutki (accusative plural)
minutku (instrumental singular)
minutkoma (dual instrumental)
minutkami (instrumental plural)
minutce (locative singular)
minutkoma (dual locative)
minutkach (locative plural)


swět

swětk (diminutive)
swět (nominative singular)
swěta (dual nominative)
swěty (nominative plural)
swěta (genitive singular)
swětowu (dual genitive)
swětow (genitive plural)
swětoju (dative singular)
swětoma (dative dual)
swětam (dative plural)
swět (accusative singular)
swěta (accusative dual)
swěty (accusative plural)
swětom (instrumental singular)
swětoma (dual instrumental)
swětami (instrumental plural)
swěśe (locative singular)
swětoma (dual locative)
swětach (locative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *světъ (“light; world”).


familija

familinka (diminutive)
familija (nominative singular)
familiji (dual nominative)
familije (nominative plural)
familije (genitive singular)
familijowu (dual genitive)
familijow (genitive plural)
familiji (dative singular)
familijoma (dative dual)
familijam (dative plural)
familiju (accusative singular)
familiji (accusative dual)
familije (accusative plural)
familiju (instrumental singular)
familijoma (dual instrumental)
familijami (instrumental plural)
familiji (locative singular)
familijoma (dual locative)
familijach (locative plural)

Borrowed from German Familie, from Latin familia.


wětš

wětšyk (diminutive)
wětš (nominative singular)
wětša (dual nominative)
wětšy (nominative plural)
wětša (genitive singular)
wětšowu (dual genitive)
wětšow (genitive plural)
wětšoju (dative singular)
wětšoma (dative dual)
wětšam (dative plural)
wětš (accusative singular)
wětša (accusative dual)
wětšy (accusative plural)
wětšom (instrumental singular)
wětšoma (dual instrumental)
wětšami (instrumental plural)
wětšu (locative singular)
wětšoma (dual locative)
wětšach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *větrъ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂weh₁-.


lěśe

lěśe (nominative singular)
lěśi (dual nominative)
lěśa (nominative plural)
lěśa (genitive singular)
lěśowu (dual genitive)
lěśow (genitive plural)
lěśeju (dative singular)
lěśu (dative singular)
lěśoma (dative dual)
lěśam (dative plural)
lěśe (accusative singular)
lěśi (accusative dual)
lěśa (accusative plural)
lěśim (instrumental singular)
lěśoma (dual instrumental)
lěśami (instrumental plural)
lěśu (locative singular)
lěśoma (dual locative)
lěśach (locative plural)

From Proto-Slavic *lěto (“summer”), from Proto-Indo-European *leh₁tom.


lěśe

inflection of lěto:
nominative/accusative dual


kóń

kóń (nominative singular)
kónja (dual nominative)
kónje (nominative plural)
kónja (genitive singular)
kónjowu (dual genitive)
kónjow (genitive plural)
kónjoju (dative singular)
kónjoma (dative dual)
kónjam (dative plural)
kónja (accusative singular)
kónjowu (accusative dual)
kónje (accusative plural)
kónjow (accusative plural)
kónjom (instrumental singular)
kónjoma (dual instrumental)
kónjami (instrumental plural)
kónju (locative singular)
kónjoma (dual locative)
kónjach (locative plural)
koń (alternative)


mól

mól (nominative singular)
móla (dual nominative)
móle (nominative plural)
móla (genitive singular)
mólowu (dual genitive)
mólow (genitive plural)
móloju (dative singular)
móloma (dative dual)
mólam (dative plural)
móla (accusative singular)
mólowu (accusative dual)
móle (accusative plural)
mólow (accusative plural)
mólom (instrumental singular)
móloma (dual instrumental)
mólami (instrumental plural)
mólu (locative singular)
móloma (dual locative)
mólach (locative plural)
mol (alternative)