śnieżnik

śnieżnik (nominative singular)
śnieżniki (nominative plural)
śnieżnika (genitive singular)
śnieżników (genitive plural)
śnieżnikowi (dative singular)
śnieżnikom (dative plural)
śnieżnika (accusative singular)
śnieżniki (accusative plural)
śnieżnikiem (instrumental singular)
śnieżnikami (instrumental plural)
śnieżniku (locative singular)
śnieżnikach (locative plural)
śnieżniku (singular vocative)
śnieżniki (plural vocative)


weterynaryjny

pl-adj

weterynaryjny (not comparable, no derived adverb, abbreviation wet. or weter.)

wet. (abbreviation)
weter. (abbreviation)
weterynaryjny (masculine nominative singular)
weterynaryjna (feminine nominative singular)
weterynaryjne (neuter nominative singular)
weterynaryjni (nominative plural virile)
weterynaryjne (nominative plural)
weterynaryjnego (genitive masculine singular)
weterynaryjnej (feminine genitive singular)
weterynaryjnego (genitive neuter singular)
weterynaryjnych (genitive plural)
weterynaryjnych (genitive plural virile)
weterynaryjnemu (dative masculine singular)
weterynaryjnej (dative feminine singular)
weterynaryjnemu (dative neuter singular)
weterynaryjnym (dative plural)
weterynaryjnym (dative plural virile)
weterynaryjnego (accusative animate masculine singular)
weterynaryjny (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
weterynaryjną (accusative feminine singular)
weterynaryjne (accusative neuter singular)
weterynaryjnych (accusative plural virile)
weterynaryjne (accusative plural)
weterynaryjnym (instrumental masculine singular)
weterynaryjną (feminine instrumental singular)
weterynaryjnym (instrumental neuter singular)
weterynaryjnymi (instrumental plural)
weterynaryjnymi (instrumental plural virile)
weterynaryjnym (locative masculine singular)
weterynaryjnej (feminine locative singular)
weterynaryjnym (locative neuter singular)
weterynaryjnych (locative plural)
weterynaryjnych (locative plural virile)

(relational) veterinary (of or relating to the medical or surgical treatment of animals, especially domestic and farm animals)


weterynaria

pl-noun

weterynaria f (related adjective weterynaryjny, abbreviation wet. or weter.)

weterynaryjny (adjective)
wet. (abbreviation)
weter. (abbreviation)
weterynaria (nominative singular)
weterynarie (nominative plural)
weterynarii (genitive singular)
weterynarii (genitive plural)
weterynaryj (archaic genitive plural)
weterynarii (dative singular)
weterynariom (dative plural)
weterynarię (accusative singular)
weterynarie (accusative plural)
weterynarią (instrumental singular)
weterynariami (instrumental plural)
weterynarii (locative singular)
weterynariach (locative plural)
weterynario (singular vocative)
weterynarie (plural vocative)

(uncountable) veterinary medicine (branch of medicine that deals with the causes, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases and injuries of animals, especially domestic and farm animals)

(uncountable, education) veterinary medicine (field of study dealing with veterinary medicine as a science)

(uncountable, education) veterinary medicine (administratively separate unit of higher education in which veterinary medicine is taught as a major)

(uncountable, collective) veterinary institution (people working in veterinary medicine)


patrochy

patrochy (nominative plural)
patrochów (genitive plural)
patrochom (dative plural)
patrochy (accusative plural)
patrochami (instrumental plural)
patrochach (locative plural)
patrochy (plural vocative)

From pa- + trocha. Compare Russian потроха́ (potroxá).

(hunting) inedible bowels of game animals


czarnogrzywy

pl-adj

czarnogrzywy (not comparable, no derived adverb)

czarnogrzywy (masculine nominative singular)
czarnogrzywa (feminine nominative singular)
czarnogrzywe (neuter nominative singular)
czarnogrzywi (nominative plural virile)
czarnogrzywe (nominative plural)
czarnogrzywego (genitive masculine singular)
czarnogrzywej (feminine genitive singular)
czarnogrzywego (genitive neuter singular)
czarnogrzywych (genitive plural)
czarnogrzywych (genitive plural virile)
czarnogrzywemu (dative masculine singular)
czarnogrzywej (dative feminine singular)
czarnogrzywemu (dative neuter singular)
czarnogrzywym (dative plural)
czarnogrzywym (dative plural virile)
czarnogrzywego (accusative animate masculine singular)
czarnogrzywy (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
czarnogrzywą (accusative feminine singular)
czarnogrzywe (accusative neuter singular)
czarnogrzywych (accusative plural virile)
czarnogrzywe (accusative plural)
czarnogrzywym (instrumental masculine singular)
czarnogrzywą (feminine instrumental singular)
czarnogrzywym (instrumental neuter singular)
czarnogrzywymi (instrumental plural)
czarnogrzywymi (instrumental plural virile)
czarnogrzywym (locative masculine singular)
czarnogrzywej (feminine locative singular)
czarnogrzywym (locative neuter singular)
czarnogrzywych (locative plural)
czarnogrzywych (locative plural virile)

czarnogrzywy koń

czarnogrzywy rumak


jałownik

jałownik (nominative singular)
jałowniki (nominative plural)
jałownika (genitive singular)
jałowników (genitive plural)
jałownikowi (dative singular)
jałownikom (dative plural)
jałownika (accusative singular)
jałowniki (accusative plural)
jałownikiem (instrumental singular)
jałownikami (instrumental plural)
jałowniku (locative singular)
jałownikach (locative plural)
jałowniku (singular vocative)
jałowniki (plural vocative)

From jałowy + -nik. First attested in 1751–1775.

Synonym of jałowizna (“heifer without offspring”)


jałowizna

jałowizna (nominative singular)
jałowizny (nominative plural)
jałowizny (genitive singular)
jałowizn (genitive plural)
jałowiźnie (dative singular)
jałowiznom (dative plural)
jałowiznę (accusative singular)
jałowizny (accusative plural)
jałowizną (instrumental singular)
jałowiznami (instrumental plural)
jałowiźnie (locative singular)
jałowiznach (locative plural)
jałowizno (singular vocative)
jałowizny (plural vocative)

From jałowy + -izna. First attested in 1588.


psowacz

psowacz (nominative singular)
psowacze (nominative plural)
psowacza (genitive singular)
psowaczów (genitive plural)
psowaczy (genitive plural)
psowaczowi (dative singular)
psowaczom (dative plural)
psowacza (accusative singular)
psowacze (accusative plural)
psowaczem (instrumental singular)
psowaczami (instrumental plural)
psowaczu (locative singular)
psowaczach (locative plural)
psowaczu (singular vocative)
psowacze (plural vocative)

certain sawfly of the subfamily Tenthredinidae


kazarka

kazarka (nominative singular)
kazarki (nominative plural)
kazarki (genitive singular)
kazarek (genitive plural)
kazarce (dative singular)
kazarkom (dative plural)
kazarkę (accusative singular)
kazarki (accusative plural)
kazarką (instrumental singular)
kazarkami (instrumental plural)
kazarce (locative singular)
kazarkach (locative plural)
kazarko (singular vocative)
kazarki (plural vocative)

Tadorna ferruginea
Tadorna ferruginea#Translingual


chmyz

chmyz (nominative singular)
chmyzy (nominative plural)
chmyza (genitive singular)
chmyzów (genitive plural)
chmyzowi (dative singular)
chmyzom (dative plural)
chmyza (accusative singular)
chmyzy (accusative plural)
chmyzem (instrumental singular)
chmyzami (instrumental plural)
chmyzie (locative singular)
chmyzach (locative plural)
chmyzie (singular vocative)
chmyzy (plural vocative)


homarzec

homarzec (nominative singular)
homarce (nominative plural)
homarca (genitive singular)
homarców (genitive plural)
homarcowi (dative singular)
homarcom (dative plural)
homarca (accusative singular)
homarce (accusative plural)
homarcem (instrumental singular)
homarcami (instrumental plural)
homarcu (locative singular)
homarcach (locative plural)
homarcu (singular vocative)
homarce (plural vocative)

Nephrops norvegicus
Nephrops norvegicus#Translingual

Norway lobster, Dublin Bay prawn, scampi, shlobster, langoustine (Nephrops norvegicus)

Norway lobster, Dublin Bay prawn, scampi, shlobster, langoustine (Norway lobster meat)


cipcie

Onomatopoeic cip used to call chickens + -cię.


piernastka

(Kuyavia) cow which has given birth to its first calf


okrajek

okrajek (nominative singular)
okrajki (nominative plural)
okrajka (genitive singular)
okrajków (genitive plural)
okrajkowi (dative singular)
okrajkom (dative plural)
okrajek (accusative singular)
okrajki (accusative plural)
okrajkiem (instrumental singular)
okrajkami (instrumental plural)
okrajku (locative singular)
okrajkach (locative plural)
okrajku (singular vocative)
okrajki (plural vocative)

(chiefly in the plural, obsolete or Kuyavia, Near Masovia) third pair of incisors

obsolete or Kuyavia; Near Masovia; obsolete or Kuyavia; Near Masovia


werblik

(Kuyavia) part of an article of clothing for horses


scypuł

scypuł (nominative singular)
scypuły (nominative plural)
scypułu (genitive singular)
scypułów (genitive plural)
scypułowi (dative singular)
scypułom (dative plural)
scypuł (accusative singular)
scypuły (accusative plural)
scypułem (instrumental singular)
scypułami (instrumental plural)
scypule (locative singular)
scypułach (locative plural)
scypule (singular vocative)
scypuły (plural vocative)

velvet antler (epidermis with fine hair covering the antlers of male deer during the period of its growth)


kot domowy

kot domowy (nominative singular)
koty domowe (nominative plural)
kota domowego (genitive singular)
kotów domowych (genitive plural)
kotu domowemu (dative singular)
kotom domowym (dative plural)
kota domowego (accusative singular)
koty domowe (accusative plural)
kotem domowym (instrumental singular)
kotami domowymi (instrumental plural)
kocie domowym (locative singular)
kotach domowych (locative plural)
kocie domowy (singular vocative)
koty domowe (plural vocative)


ograżka

(Central Greater Poland, Kuyavia) Synonym of febra


plaskunka

(Kuyavia) Synonym of kijanka (“tadpole”)


kuczma

kuczma (nominative singular)
kuczmy (nominative plural)
kuczmy (genitive singular)
kuczm (genitive plural)
kuczmie (dative singular)
kuczmom (dative plural)
kuczmę (accusative singular)
kuczmy (accusative plural)
kuczmą (instrumental singular)
kuczmami (instrumental plural)
kuczmie (locative singular)
kuczmach (locative plural)
kuczmo (singular vocative)
kuczmy (plural vocative)

Compare Belarusian ку́чма (kúčma), Bulgarian ку́чма (kúčma), Czech kučma, Hungarian kucsma, Russian ку́шма (kúšma), Serbo-Croatian ку̑чма /kȗčma, Slovak kučma, Slovene kúčma, and Ukrainian ку́чма (kúčma).

cog

ку̑чма//kȗčma

(equestrianism) horse blanket, rug (blanket placed underneath the saddle of a horse)


pazurnik

pazurnik (nominative singular)
pazurniki (nominative plural)
pazurnika (genitive singular)
pazurników (genitive plural)
pazurnikowi (dative singular)
pazurnikom (dative plural)
pazurnika (accusative singular)
pazurniki (accusative plural)
pazurnikiem (instrumental singular)
pazurnikami (instrumental plural)
pazurniku (locative singular)
pazurnikach (locative plural)
pazurniku (singular vocative)
pazurniki (plural vocative)

long-clawed mouse, long-clawed akodont (any rodent of the genus Chelemys)


zwiosnowaty

(Kuyavia, nominalized) ox that faints while working in the spring


blerwa

(Chełmno-Dobrzyń) wide and unshapely face


glapa

(Chełmno-Dobrzyń) certain species of fish similar to a bream but smaller and whiter


krzętopérz

(Chełmno-Dobrzyń) type of bat in Prussia


muzia

(Chełmno-Dobrzyń, childish) Synonym of krowa (“cow”)


nytka

(Chełmno-Dobrzyń, endearing, humorous) Synonym of świnka (“piglet”)


sisiak

(Chełmno-Dobrzyń, childish) Synonym of konik


broniak

(Near Masovian) grange horse used for yarn


pazurek

pazurek (nominative singular)
pazurki (nominative plural)
pazurka (genitive singular)
pazurków (genitive plural)
pazurkowi (dative singular)
pazurkom (dative plural)
pazurek (accusative singular)
pazurki (accusative plural)
pazurkiem (instrumental singular)
pazurkami (instrumental plural)
pazurku (locative singular)
pazurkach (locative plural)
pazurku (singular vocative)
pazurki (plural vocative)

(in the plural, horticulture) small gardening tool in the form of curved teeth set on a short handle


kiecak

(Near Masovian) type of bittern that lives in swamps


kaługa

kaługa (nominative singular)
kaługi (nominative plural)
kaługi (genitive singular)
kaług (genitive plural)
kałudze (dative singular)
kaługom (dative plural)
kaługę (accusative singular)
kaługi (accusative plural)
kaługą (instrumental singular)
kaługami (instrumental plural)
kałudze (locative singular)
kaługach (locative plural)
kaługo (singular vocative)
kaługi (plural vocative)

Huso dauricus
Huso dauricus#Translingual


podpinka

(Near Masovian) strap that runs across the belly of a horse in a harness


podogonica

(Near Masovian) strap that runs from the waist to the tail of a horse's harness


cipuchna

(Near Masovian, Far Masovian) Synonym of kura


tasiuchna

(Near Masovian, Far Masovian) Synonym of kaczka


anielucha

Via contamination of jemiołucha and anioł.

Turdus pilaris
Turdus pilaris#Translingual

(Near Masovian) fieldfare (Turdus pilaris)


ciecierz

/ˈt͡ɕɛ.t͡ɕɛʂ/


kiziak

pl-noun

kiziak m animal (female equivalent kizica)

(Kuyavia, Szczuczyn, Far Masovian) Synonym of źrebak


siuchna

(Far Masovian, endearing) Synonym of owca


żywina

From żywić + -ina. Compare Polish żywizna.


wojtek

wojtek (nominative singular)
wojtki (nominative plural)
wojtka (genitive singular)
wojtków (genitive plural)
wojtkowi (dative singular)
wojtkom (dative plural)
wojtka (accusative singular)
wojtki (accusative plural)
wojtkiem (instrumental singular)
wojtkami (instrumental plural)
wojtku (locative singular)
wojtkach (locative plural)
wojtku (singular vocative)
wojtki (plural vocative)

From Wojtek. Possibly a connection with the date of 23 April, Wojciech's name day, the storks arrive between March and April; or in reference to an alternate name for the child Wojtek, because the stork is supposed to bring babies.


chrempel

(Far Masovian, of animals and birds) base of a tail


dołówka

Riparia riparia
Riparia riparia#Translingual

(Far Masovian) sand martin (Riparia riparia)


grzegrzotka

/ɡʐɛˈɡʐɔt.ka/


giec

(Far Masovian) corncrake, landrail (Crex crex)


kierda

(Southern Greater Poland, Far Masovian) Synonym of wieprz


kijonka

(Far Masovian) Synonym of kijanka (“batlet”)


mnieuk

(Far Masovian) Alternative form of nieuk (“young ox, freshly taken to the plough or one that has never been in a plough before”)


piejak

(Far Masovian, Masuria, Lubawa) Synonym of kogut


podkopka

(Far Masovian) chick hatched in late July or August


snopówka

(Far Masovian) chick that hatched in late July or August


zofija

(Near Masovian, Far Masovian) Synonym of wilga


glonojadek

glonojadek (nominative singular)
glonojadki (nominative plural)
glonojadka (genitive singular)
glonojadków (genitive plural)
glonojadkowi (dative singular)
glonojadkom (dative plural)
glonojadka (accusative singular)
glonojadki (accusative plural)
glonojadkiem (instrumental singular)
glonojadkami (instrumental plural)
glonojadku (locative singular)
glonojadkach (locative plural)
glonojadku (singular vocative)
glonojadki (plural vocative)

(colloquial, expressive) Synonym of glonojad (“algivore”)


hulman

hulman (nominative singular)
hulmany (nominative plural)
hulmana (genitive singular)
hulmanów (genitive plural)
hulmanowi (dative singular)
hulmanom (dative plural)
hulmana (accusative singular)
hulmany (accusative plural)
hulmanem (instrumental singular)
hulmanami (instrumental plural)
hulmanie (locative singular)
hulmanach (locative plural)
hulmanie (singular vocative)
hulmany (plural vocative)

gray langur (any Old World monkey of the genus Semnopithecus)


skolopendra

skolopendra (nominative singular)
skolopendry (nominative plural)
skolopendry (genitive singular)
skolopendr (genitive plural)
skolopendrze (dative singular)
skolopendrom (dative plural)
skolopendrę (accusative singular)
skolopendry (accusative plural)
skolopendrą (instrumental singular)
skolopendrami (instrumental plural)
skolopendrze (locative singular)
skolopendrach (locative plural)
skolopendro (singular vocative)
skolopendry (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Latin scolopendra.

lbor

scolopendra, tropical centipede, bark centipede (any centipede of the order Scolopendromorpha)


wągornica

(Far Masovian) Alternative form of węgornica (“gudgeon”)


dybionko

(Central Greater Poland) Synonym of źrebiątko


gajor

(Central Greater Poland, Poznań, Buk) Synonym of gąsior


hadyna

(Central Greater Poland) Synonym of szkapa


grzebielucha

From grzebać + -ucha, as this bird digs burrows in sand on coasts.

(Central Greater Poland, Poznań) Synonym of brzegówka (“sand martin”)


lejbrun

(Central Greater Poland) Synonym of wielbłąd


trzęsidupka

(Central Greater Poland) Synonym of pliszka


wolczak

(Central Greater Poland) Synonym of wołek


fuszpan

(Western Greater Poland) Synonym of zaprzęg


gadowie

(Southern Greater Poland) poultry and piglets


sidlak

(Southern Greater Poland) bird that hunts from set traps


wódzka

(Southern Greater Poland) Synonym of lejce


szpatowy

pl-adj

szpatowy (not comparable, no derived adverb)

szpatowy (masculine nominative singular)
szpatowa (feminine nominative singular)
szpatowe (neuter nominative singular)
szpatowi (nominative plural virile)
szpatowe (nominative plural)
szpatowego (genitive masculine singular)
szpatowej (feminine genitive singular)
szpatowego (genitive neuter singular)
szpatowych (genitive plural)
szpatowych (genitive plural virile)
szpatowemu (dative masculine singular)
szpatowej (dative feminine singular)
szpatowemu (dative neuter singular)
szpatowym (dative plural)
szpatowym (dative plural virile)
szpatowego (accusative animate masculine singular)
szpatowy (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
szpatową (accusative feminine singular)
szpatowe (accusative neuter singular)
szpatowych (accusative plural virile)
szpatowe (accusative plural)
szpatowym (instrumental masculine singular)
szpatową (feminine instrumental singular)
szpatowym (instrumental neuter singular)
szpatowymi (instrumental plural)
szpatowymi (instrumental plural virile)
szpatowym (locative masculine singular)
szpatowej (feminine locative singular)
szpatowym (locative neuter singular)
szpatowych (locative plural)
szpatowych (locative plural virile)

(relational, veterinary medicine) bone spavin

(relational, Southern Greater Poland, veterinary medicine) lameness of a horse


widliszek

widliszek (nominative singular)
widliszki (nominative plural)
widliszka (genitive singular)
widliszków (genitive plural)
widliszkowi (dative singular)
widliszkom (dative plural)
widliszka (accusative singular)
widliszki (accusative plural)
widliszkiem (instrumental singular)
widliszkami (instrumental plural)
widliszku (locative singular)
widliszkach (locative plural)
widliszku (singular vocative)
widliszki (plural vocative)

anopheles, nail mosquito, marsh mosquito (any mosquito of the genus Anopheles)


joniec

(Northern Greater Poland) young bull or ox


peternelki

(Northern Greater Poland, Eastern Greater Poland) bugs that bother a horse

Northern Greater Poland; Eastern Greater Poland; Northern Greater Poland; Eastern Greater Poland


żywizna

From żywić + -izna. Compare Masovian Polish żywina.

(Malbork) livestock (animals fed in a pigsty and stable)

(Chełmno-Dobrzyń) farm poultry (birds kept as livestock)


byczak

(Chełmno-Dobrzyń) pizzle (whip made of a bull's penis)


barnasty

barnasty (comparative bardziej barnasty, superlative najbardziej barnasty, no derived adverb)

bardziej barnasty (comparative)
najbardziej barnasty (superlative)

From Hungarian barna + -asty. First attested in the 1601-1638.

(Middle Polish, of horses and cattle) Synonym of gniady (“sorrel, bay”)


kwik ryk

Literally, “oink-moo”, in reference to świnia and bydło.

(Chełmno-Dobrzyń) Synonym of inwentarz (“livestock”)


piechora

(Chełmno-Dobrzyń, criminal slang) Synonym of owca


tybelek

(Chełmno-Dobrzyń) particular species of small fish


zofia

From Zofia, as this bird comes back around Saint Sophia's Feast day around the 15th of May.


gryczak

From gryczać + -ak. Compare Kashubian grëczôk.

(Kociewie, derogatory) awkward stocking made of thick wool


gryczak

(Near Masovian) buckwheat beetle (small beetle found on buckwheet)


recha

(Kociewie, derogatory) Synonym of świnia


naszelnik

naszelnik (nominative singular)
naszelniki (nominative plural)
naszelnika (genitive singular)
naszelników (genitive plural)
naszelnikowi (dative singular)
naszelnikom (dative plural)
naszelnik (accusative singular)
naszelniki (accusative plural)
naszelnikiem (instrumental singular)
naszelnikami (instrumental plural)
naszelniku (locative singular)
naszelnikach (locative plural)
naszelniku (singular vocative)
naszelniki (plural vocative)

From na- + szla + -nik. First attested in 1644.

trace (strap or chain connecting the harness around the neck of the draft animal to the end of the drawbar)


putek

pl-noun

putek m animal (female equivalent putka)


mycek

mycek m animal (female equivalent mycka)


piesek Pana Jezusa

(Near Masovian) Synonym of czerwiec (“scale insect”)


brodziec śniady

brodziec śniady (nominative singular)
brodźce śniade (nominative plural)
brodźca śniadego (genitive singular)
brodźców śniadych (genitive plural)
brodźcowi śniademu (dative singular)
brodźcom śniadym (dative plural)
brodźca śniadego (accusative singular)
brodźce śniade (accusative plural)
brodźcem śniadym (instrumental singular)
brodźcami śniadymi (instrumental plural)
brodźcu śniadym (locative singular)
brodźcach śniadych (locative plural)
brodźcu śniady (singular vocative)
brodźce śniade (plural vocative)

Tringa erythropus
Tringa erythropus#Translingual

spotted redshank, spotshank (Tringa erythropus)


mewka

mewka (nominative singular)
mewki (nominative plural)
mewki (genitive singular)
mewek (genitive plural)
mewce (dative singular)
mewkom (dative plural)
mewkę (accusative singular)
mewki (accusative plural)
mewką (instrumental singular)
mewkami (instrumental plural)
mewce (locative singular)
mewkach (locative plural)
mewko (singular vocative)
mewki (plural vocative)

Lonchura striata domestica
Wikispecies:Lonchura striata domestica

Ellipsis of mewka japońska (“Bengalese finch”). (Lonchura striata domestica)


wombatowate

wombatowate (nominative plural)
wombatowatych (genitive plural)
wombatowatym (dative plural)
wombatowate (accusative plural)
wombatowatymi (instrumental plural)
wombatowatych (locative plural)
wombatowate (plural vocative)


gáwiednik

(Żywiec, collective) pigs and poultry collectively


habel

(Żywiec) weaner, weanling (calf weaned from a cow)


płoszczka

From Old Polish płoski (“even, flat, level”) + -ka.


strzewąga

(Żywiec) particular species of small fish


wolec

wolec (nominative singular)
wolce (nominative plural)
wolca (genitive singular)
wolcu (genitive singular)
wolców (genitive plural)
wolcowi (dative singular)
wolcom (dative plural)
wolca (accusative singular)
wolcu (accusative singular)
wolce (accusative plural)
wolcem (instrumental singular)
wolcami (instrumental plural)
wolcu (locative singular)
wolcach (locative plural)
wolcu (singular vocative)
wolce (plural vocative)

(zootechny) Synonym of wołek (“young ox, bullock”)


dzikarz

dzikarz (nominative singular)
dzikarze (nominative plural)
dzikarza (genitive singular)
dzikarzy (genitive plural)
dzikarzów (genitive plural)
dzikarzowi (dative singular)
dzikarzom (dative plural)
dzikarza (accusative singular)
dzikarze (accusative plural)
dzikarzem (instrumental singular)
dzikarzami (instrumental plural)
dzikarzu (locative singular)
dzikarzach (locative plural)
dzikarzu (singular vocative)
dzikarze (plural vocative)


pierwiastka

(Przemyśl) cow that has had its first calf


przychówek

przychówek (nominative singular)
przychówki (nominative plural)
przychówka (genitive singular)
przychówków (genitive plural)
przychówkowi (dative singular)
przychówkom (dative plural)
przychówek (accusative singular)
przychówki (accusative plural)
przychówkiem (instrumental singular)
przychówkami (instrumental plural)
przychówku (locative singular)
przychówkach (locative plural)
przychówku (singular vocative)
przychówki (plural vocative)

increase in livestock by breeding; (collective) livestock offspring, young


wibrys

wibrys (nominative singular)
wibrysy (nominative plural)
wibrysu (genitive singular)
wibrysów (genitive plural)
wibrysowi (dative singular)
wibrysom (dative plural)
wibrys (accusative singular)
wibrysy (accusative plural)
wibrysem (instrumental singular)
wibrysami (instrumental plural)
wibrysie (locative singular)
wibrysach (locative plural)
wibrysie (singular vocative)
wibrysy (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from New Latin vibrissae.

lbor

whisker (one of the long, projecting hairs growing at the sides of the mouth of a cat, or other animal)


gucka

(Kuyavia) fish very similar like a roach and the same size as one but with blue-purple scales on its back found in Lake Chodeckie