figa

figi (nominative plural)
fig (genitive plural)
figom (dative plural)
figi (accusative plural)
figami (instrumental plural)
figach (locative plural)
figi (plural vocative)

(in the plural) knickers (women's legless underpants)


stringi

stringi (nominative plural)
stringów (genitive plural)
stringom (dative plural)
stringi (accusative plural)
stringami (instrumental plural)
stringach (locative plural)
stringi (plural vocative)

G-string, thong (scanty piece of underwear or lingerie)


pampers

pampers (nominative singular)
pampersy (nominative plural)
pampersa (genitive singular)
pampersów (genitive plural)
pampersowi (dative singular)
pampersom (dative plural)
pampersa (accusative singular)
pampersy (accusative plural)
pampersem (instrumental singular)
pampersami (instrumental plural)
pampersie (locative singular)
pampersach (locative plural)
pampersie (singular vocative)
pampersy (plural vocative)

Borrowed from English Pampers. Genericized trademark.

(informal) diaper (absorbent garment worn by a baby, or by someone who is incontinent)


koszula

pl-noun

koszula f (diminutive koszulka, augmentative koszulsko)

koszulka (diminutive)
koszulsko (augmentative)
koszula (nominative singular)
koszule (nominative plural)
koszuli (genitive singular)
koszul (genitive plural)
koszuli (dative singular)
koszulom (dative plural)
koszulę (accusative singular)
koszule (accusative plural)
koszulą (instrumental singular)
koszulami (instrumental plural)
koszuli (locative singular)
koszulach (locative plural)
koszulo (singular vocative)
koszule (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *košuľa, from Latin casula.

gown (part of the underwear that covers the torso and thighs)


slipy

slipki (diminutive)
slipy (nominative plural)
slipów (genitive plural)
slipom (dative plural)
slipy (accusative plural)
slipami (instrumental plural)
slipach (locative plural)
slipy (plural vocative)


stanik

staniczek (diminutive)
stanik (nominative singular)
staniki (nominative plural)
stanika (genitive singular)
staników (genitive plural)
stanikowi (dative singular)
stanikom (dative plural)
stanik (accusative singular)
staniki (accusative plural)
stanikiem (instrumental singular)
stanikami (instrumental plural)
staniku (locative singular)
stanikach (locative plural)
staniku (singular vocative)
staniki (plural vocative)

From stan (“a part of a piece of clothing that covers the waist”) + -ik.

af

Widywano Berthę ponad brzegami Renu, nie w żałobie, bo się żałoba po kochanku tylko w sercu nosi, ale w tej orzechowej sukience, okrytej czarnym fartuszkiem, w tym białym staniku z krótkiemi rękawkami[…]

Bertha was seen on the banks of the Rhine, not in mourning, as one can only mourn for a lover in their heart, but in that walnut dress, covered with a black apron, in that white bodice with short sleeves

(archaic) bodice (part of a dress from shoulder to waist)


biustonosz

biustonosz (nominative singular)
biustonosze (nominative plural)
biustonoszu (genitive singular)
biustonoszy (genitive plural)
biustonoszowi (dative singular)
biustonoszom (dative plural)
biustonosz (accusative singular)
biustonosze (accusative plural)
biustonoszem (instrumental singular)
biustonoszami (instrumental plural)
biustonoszu (locative singular)
biustonoszach (locative plural)
biustonoszu (singular vocative)
biustonosze (plural vocative)

From biust (“bosom, breasts”) + -o- + nosić (“to carry”). Calque of German Büstenhalter. First attested in 1895.


halka

haleczka (diminutive)
halka (nominative singular)
halki (nominative plural)
halki (genitive singular)
halek (genitive plural)
halce (dative singular)
halkom (dative plural)
halkę (accusative singular)
halki (accusative plural)
halką (instrumental singular)
halkami (instrumental plural)
halce (locative singular)
halkach (locative plural)
halko (singular vocative)
halki (plural vocative)


pielucha

pieluszka (diminutive)
pielucha (nominative singular)
pieluchy (nominative plural)
pieluchy (genitive singular)
pieluch (genitive plural)
pielusze (dative singular)
pieluchom (dative plural)
pieluchę (accusative singular)
pieluchy (accusative plural)
pieluchą (instrumental singular)
pieluchami (instrumental plural)
pielusze (locative singular)
pieluchach (locative plural)
pielucho (singular vocative)
pieluchy (plural vocative)


bielizna

bielizna (nominative singular)
bielizny (genitive singular)
bieliźnie (dative singular)
bieliznę (accusative singular)
bielizną (instrumental singular)
bieliźnie (locative singular)
bielizno (singular vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish bielizna, from Proto-Slavic *bělizna. By surface analysis, biel + -izna. Compare Russian бельё (belʹjó) (whence Bulgarian бельо (beljo)). Also compare Hungarian fehérnemű, German Weißwaren, and English tighty whities or whites.


kalesony

kalesony (nominative plural)
kalesonów (genitive plural)
kalesonom (dative plural)
kalesony (accusative plural)
kalesonami (instrumental plural)
kalesonach (locative plural)
kalesony (plural vocative)

Borrowed from French caleçon, from Italian calzone.


bokserki

bokserki (nominative plural)
bokserek (genitive plural)
bokserkom (dative plural)
bokserki (accusative plural)
bokserkami (instrumental plural)
bokserkach (locative plural)
bokserki (plural vocative)

From bokser + -ki. Calque of English boxers. Compare Czech boxerky.


gacie

gatki (diminutive)
gacie (nominative plural)
gaci (genitive plural)
gaciom (dative plural)
gacie (accusative plural)
gaciami (instrumental plural)
gaciach (locative plural)
gacie (plural vocative)

→ Czech: gatě, gaťe, katě

→ Slovak: gate, gaťe,

→ Ukrainian: ґа́чі (gáči), ґа́ці (gáci)


galoty

galoty (nominative plural)
galotów (genitive plural)
galotom (dative plural)
galoty (accusative plural)
galotami (instrumental plural)
galotach (locative plural)
galoty (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Czech kalhoty, from Italian caligotte, from caliga.


kąpieluszka

kąpieluszka (nominative singular)
kąpieluszki (nominative plural)
kąpieluszki (genitive singular)
kąpieluszek (genitive plural)
kąpieluszce (dative singular)
kąpieluszkom (dative plural)
kąpieluszkę (accusative singular)
kąpieluszki (accusative plural)
kąpieluszką (instrumental singular)
kąpieluszkami (instrumental plural)
kąpieluszce (locative singular)
kąpieluszkach (locative plural)
kąpieluszko (singular vocative)
kąpieluszki (plural vocative)

a diaper worn by babies while swimming; a swim diaper


przepaska

przepaska (nominative singular)
przepaski (nominative plural)
przepaski (genitive singular)
przepasek (genitive plural)
przepasce (dative singular)
przepaskom (dative plural)
przepaskę (accusative singular)
przepaski (accusative plural)
przepaską (instrumental singular)
przepaskami (instrumental plural)
przepasce (locative singular)
przepaskach (locative plural)
przepasko (singular vocative)
przepaski (plural vocative)


gorset

pl-noun

gorset m inan (diminutive gorsecik, related adjective gorsetowy)

gorsecik (diminutive)
gorsetowy (adjective)
gorset (nominative singular)
gorsety (nominative plural)
gorsetu (genitive singular)
gorsetów (genitive plural)
gorsetowi (dative singular)
gorsetom (dative plural)
gorset (accusative singular)
gorsety (accusative plural)
gorsetem (instrumental singular)
gorsetami (instrumental plural)
gorsecie (locative singular)
gorsetach (locative plural)
gorsecie (singular vocative)
gorsety (plural vocative)

corset (woman's foundation garment, reinforced with stays, that supports the waistline, hips, and bust)

corset (part of a garment resembling a corset)

part of a female folk costume in the form of a short sleeveless kaftan worn over a blouse or shirt, often richly decorated


pantalony

pantalony (nominative plural)
pantalonów (genitive plural)
pantalonom (dative plural)
pantalony (accusative plural)
pantalonami (instrumental plural)
pantalonach (locative plural)
pantalony (plural vocative)

Etymology tree
Ancient Greek Παντελεήμων (Panteleḗmōn)bor.
Spanish Pantaleónder.
Italian Pantaloneder.
French pantalonbor.
Polish pantalony
Borrowed from French pantalon.

etymon

(colloquial, humorous) briefs, panties, undies


krynolina

krynolinka (diminutive)
krynolina (nominative singular)
krynoliny (nominative plural)
krynoliny (genitive singular)
krynolin (genitive plural)
krynolinie (dative singular)
krynolinom (dative plural)
krynolinę (accusative singular)
krynoliny (accusative plural)
krynoliną (instrumental singular)
krynolinami (instrumental plural)
krynolinie (locative singular)
krynolinach (locative plural)
krynolino (singular vocative)
krynoliny (plural vocative)

crinoline (stiff fabric made from cotton and horsehair)

crinoline (stiff petticoat made from this fabric)


koszula nocna

koszula nocna (nominative singular)
koszule nocne (nominative plural)
koszuli nocnej (genitive singular)
koszul nocnych (genitive plural)
koszuli nocnej (dative singular)
koszulom nocnym (dative plural)
koszulę nocną (accusative singular)
koszule nocne (accusative plural)
koszulą nocną (instrumental singular)
koszulami nocnymi (instrumental plural)
koszuli nocnej (locative singular)
koszulach nocnych (locative plural)
koszulo nocna (singular vocative)
koszule nocne (plural vocative)

nightgown, nightshirt (sleeping garment worn by women)


cyckonosz

cyckonosz (nominative singular)
cyckonosze (nominative plural)
cyckonoszu (genitive singular)
cyckonoszy (genitive plural)
cyckonoszowi (dative singular)
cyckonoszom (dative plural)
cyckonosz (accusative singular)
cyckonosze (accusative plural)
cyckonoszem (instrumental singular)
cyckonoszami (instrumental plural)
cyckonoszu (locative singular)
cyckonoszach (locative plural)
cyckonoszu (singular vocative)
cyckonosze (plural vocative)

From cycki (“tits, breasts”) + -o- + nosić (“to carry”).


podkolanówka

podkolanówka (nominative singular)
podkolanówki (nominative plural)
podkolanówki (genitive singular)
podkolanówek (genitive plural)
podkolanówce (dative singular)
podkolanówkom (dative plural)
podkolanówkę (accusative singular)
podkolanówki (accusative plural)
podkolanówką (instrumental singular)
podkolanówkami (instrumental plural)
podkolanówce (locative singular)
podkolanówkach (locative plural)
podkolanówko (singular vocative)
podkolanówki (plural vocative)


zakolanówka

zakolanówka (nominative singular)
zakolanówki (nominative plural)
zakolanówki (genitive singular)
zakolanówek (genitive plural)
zakolanówce (dative singular)
zakolanówkom (dative plural)
zakolanówkę (accusative singular)
zakolanówki (accusative plural)
zakolanówką (instrumental singular)
zakolanówkami (instrumental plural)
zakolanówce (locative singular)
zakolanówkach (locative plural)
zakolanówko (singular vocative)
zakolanówki (plural vocative)


majtek

pl-noun

majtek nvir pl (diminutive majteczki, augmentative majciochy or majtasy, related adjective majtkowy)

majteczki (diminutive)
majciochy (augmentative)
majtasy (augmentative)
majtkowy (adjective)
majtki (nominative plural)
majtek (genitive plural)
majtkom (dative plural)
majtki (accusative plural)
majtkami (instrumental plural)
majtkach (locative plural)
majtki (plural vocative)

Originally, this word was probably used for wide, short men's pants, knotted below the knees, in older Polish (from the 16th c.) called marynały (similar to them was also the lower part of women's underwear, knotted below the knees), a characteristic element of clothing of sailors in the past.

(in the plural) briefs, pants, undies, underpants (underwear covering the genitalia and often buttocks, usually going no higher than the navel)


bardotka

bardotka (nominative singular)
bardotki (nominative plural)
bardotki (genitive singular)
bardotek (genitive plural)
bardotce (dative singular)
bardotkom (dative plural)
bardotkę (accusative singular)
bardotki (accusative plural)
bardotką (instrumental singular)
bardotkami (instrumental plural)
bardotce (locative singular)
bardotkach (locative plural)
bardotko (singular vocative)
bardotki (plural vocative)

Named after French animal rights activist and former actress, singer and model Brigitte Bardot + -ka.


biusthalter

biusthalter (nominative singular)
biusthaltery (nominative plural)
biusthalteru (genitive singular)
biusthalterów (genitive plural)
biusthalterowi (dative singular)
biusthalterom (dative plural)
biusthalter (accusative singular)
biusthaltery (accusative plural)
biusthalterem (instrumental singular)
biusthalterami (instrumental plural)
biusthalterze (locative singular)
biusthalterach (locative plural)
biusthalterze (singular vocative)
biusthaltery (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German Büstenhalter. First attested in 1894.


pieluchomajtki

pieluchomajtki (nominative plural)
pieluchomajtek (genitive plural)
pieluchomajtkom (dative plural)
pieluchomajtki (accusative plural)
pieluchomajtkami (instrumental plural)
pieluchomajtkach (locative plural)
pieluchomajtki (plural vocative)


nachy

nachy (nominative plural)
nachów (genitive plural)
nachom (dative plural)
nachy (accusative plural)
nachami (instrumental plural)
nachach (locative plural)
nachy (plural vocative)


zoka

Borrowed from German Socke. Compare Kashubian żoka.