rum

rum (nominative singular)
rumy (nominative plural)
rumu (genitive singular)
rumów (genitive plural)
rumowi (dative singular)
rumom (dative plural)
rum (accusative singular)
rumy (accusative plural)
rumem (instrumental singular)
rumami (instrumental plural)
rumie (locative singular)
rumach (locative plural)
rumie (singular vocative)
rumy (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Middle High German rūm, roum, from Old High German rūm, from Proto-Germanic *rūmą.

bor+

(archaic, geology) broken debris, rock crumbs


bruk

brukowy (adjective)
bruk (nominative singular)
bruki (nominative plural)
bruku (genitive singular)
bruków (genitive plural)
brukowi (dative singular)
brukom (dative plural)
bruk (accusative singular)
bruki (accusative plural)
brukiem (instrumental singular)
brukami (instrumental plural)
bruku (locative singular)
brukach (locative plural)
bruku (singular vocative)
bruki (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German Brücke. Doublet of bryk and bryka.

Na podstawie obserwowanej eksploatacji wyznacza się [...] procentowe udziały pracy na drogach o różnych rodzajach nawierzchni (asfalt, bruk, drogi gruntowe)[...]

1969, Seweryn Orzełowski, Budowa podwozi i nadwozi samochodowych, 18th edition, Wydawnictwa Szkolne i Pedagogiczne, page 379:

On the basis of the observed exploitation one determines the percentage of action on roads with different kinds of pavement (asphalt, cobblestones, dirt roads) …

Policja pilnuje zniszczonej ulicy Wilczej. Leży na niej bruk, szkło i metalowe słupki.

2013 November 11, “Wyrwany bruk, rozbite samochody. Skutki zamieszek”, in Rzeczpospolita, archived from the original on 2023-01-11:

The police is monitoring the ruined Wilcza [Wolf] Street. On it lie cobblestones, glass, and metal poles.

[...] władze miasta planują usuwać bruk i sadzić rośliny [...]

2021 September 11, Aleksandra Beldowicz, “Poznań stawia na rośliny w centrum miasta”, in Rzeczpospolita, archived from the original on 2021-09-20:

… the city government plans to remove the cobblestones and plant plants …

cobblestones (road pavement made of stones)


menhir

menhir (nominative singular)
menhiry (nominative plural)
menhiru (genitive singular)
menhirów (genitive plural)
menhirowi (dative singular)
menhirom (dative plural)
menhir (accusative singular)
menhiry (accusative plural)
menhirem (instrumental singular)
menhirami (instrumental plural)
menhirze (locative singular)
menhirach (locative plural)
menhirze (singular vocative)
menhiry (plural vocative)

(archaeology) menhir (single tall standing stone as a monument, especially one dating to prehistoric times)


kreda

kreda (nominative singular)
kredy (nominative plural)
kredy (genitive singular)
kred (genitive plural)
kredzie (dative singular)
kredom (dative plural)
kredę (accusative singular)
kredy (accusative plural)
kredą (instrumental singular)
kredami (instrumental plural)
kredzie (locative singular)
kredach (locative plural)
kredo (singular vocative)
kredy (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German Kreide, from Middle High German krīde, from Old High German krīda, from Vulgar Latin *crēda, from Latin crēta. Doublet of Kreta.


bazalt

bazalt (nominative singular)
bazalty (nominative plural)
bazaltu (genitive singular)
bazaltów (genitive plural)
bazaltowi (dative singular)
bazaltom (dative plural)
bazalt (accusative singular)
bazalty (accusative plural)
bazaltem (instrumental singular)
bazaltami (instrumental plural)
bazalcie (locative singular)
bazaltach (locative plural)
bazalcie (singular vocative)
bazalty (plural vocative)

Borrowed from French basalte, from Late Latin basaltēs.


tuf

tuf (nominative singular)
tufy (nominative plural)
tufu (genitive singular)
tufów (genitive plural)
tufowi (dative singular)
tufom (dative plural)
tuf (accusative singular)
tufy (accusative plural)
tufem (instrumental singular)
tufami (instrumental plural)
tufie (locative singular)
tufach (locative plural)
tufie (singular vocative)
tufy (plural vocative)


gnejs

gnejs (nominative singular)
gnejsy (nominative plural)
gnejsu (genitive singular)
gnejsów (genitive plural)
gnejsowi (dative singular)
gnejsom (dative plural)
gnejs (accusative singular)
gnejsy (accusative plural)
gnejsem (instrumental singular)
gnejsami (instrumental plural)
gnejsie (locative singular)
gnejsach (locative plural)
gnejsie (singular vocative)
gnejsy (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German Gneis, from Middle High German gneist, from Old High German gneisto, from Proto-Germanic *gahnaistô, from *ga- + *hnaistô.


kostka

kosteczka (diminutive)
kostka (nominative singular)
kostki (nominative plural)
kostki (genitive singular)
kostek (genitive plural)
kostce (dative singular)
kostkom (dative plural)
kostkę (accusative singular)
kostki (accusative plural)
kostką (instrumental singular)
kostkami (instrumental plural)
kostce (locative singular)
kostkach (locative plural)
kostko (singular vocative)
kostki (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kostъka (“small bone”), since dice were made of bones (Proto-Slavic *kostь). By surface analysis, kość + -ka.

inh+

(colloquial, computing, electronics) chip, microchip, computer chip, integrated circuit (small electronic device made up of multiple interconnected electronic components such as transistors, resistors, and capacitors)


piasek

pl-noun

piasek m inan (diminutive piaseczek, augmentative piach)

piaseczek (diminutive)
piach (augmentative)
piasek (nominative singular)
piasku (genitive singular)
piaskowi (dative singular)
piasek (accusative singular)
piaskiem (instrumental singular)
piasku (locative singular)
piasku (singular vocative)


skała

skałka (diminutive)
skała (nominative singular)
skały (nominative plural)
skały (genitive singular)
skał (genitive plural)
skale (dative singular)
skałom (dative plural)
skałę (accusative singular)
skały (accusative plural)
skałą (instrumental singular)
skałami (instrumental plural)
skale (locative singular)
skałach (locative plural)
skało (singular vocative)
skały (plural vocative)


kamień

kamień m inan (diminutive kamyk, augmentative kamor)

kamyk (diminutive)
kamor (augmentative)
kamień (nominative singular)
kamienie (nominative plural)
kamienia (genitive singular)
kamieni (genitive plural)
kamieniowi (dative singular)
kamieniom (dative plural)
kamień (accusative singular)
kamienie (accusative plural)
kamieniem (instrumental singular)
kamieniami (instrumental plural)
kamieniu (locative singular)
kamieniach (locative plural)
kamieniu (singular vocative)
kamienie (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish kamień. Compare Latvian akmens, Lithuanian akmuo, Ancient Greek ἄκμων (ákmōn), Sanskrit अश्मन् (aśman).


wapień

wapień (nominative singular)
wapienie (nominative plural)
wapienia (genitive singular)
wapieni (genitive plural)
wapieniowi (dative singular)
wapieniom (dative plural)
wapień (accusative singular)
wapienie (accusative plural)
wapieniem (instrumental singular)
wapieniami (instrumental plural)
wapieniu (locative singular)
wapieniach (locative plural)
wapieniu (singular vocative)
wapienie (plural vocative)


marmur

marmurek (diminutive)
marmur (nominative singular)
marmury (nominative plural)
marmuru (genitive singular)
marmurów (genitive plural)
marmurowi (dative singular)
marmurom (dative plural)
marmur (accusative singular)
marmury (accusative plural)
marmurem (instrumental singular)
marmurami (instrumental plural)
marmurze (locative singular)
marmurach (locative plural)
marmurze (singular vocative)
marmury (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Latin marmor, from Ancient Greek μάρμαρος (mármaros).


pumeks

pumeks (nominative singular)
pumeksy (nominative plural)
pumeksu (genitive singular)
pumeksów (genitive plural)
pumeksowi (dative singular)
pumeksom (dative plural)
pumeks (accusative singular)
pumeksy (accusative plural)
pumeksem (instrumental singular)
pumeksami (instrumental plural)
pumeksie (locative singular)
pumeksach (locative plural)
pumeksie (singular vocative)
pumeksy (plural vocative)


otoczak

otoczak (nominative singular)
otoczaki (nominative plural)
otoczaku (genitive singular)
otoczaków (genitive plural)
otoczakowi (dative singular)
otoczakom (dative plural)
otoczak (accusative singular)
otoczaki (accusative plural)
otoczakiem (instrumental singular)
otoczakami (instrumental plural)
otoczaku (locative singular)
otoczakach (locative plural)
otoczaku (singular vocative)
otoczaki (plural vocative)


krzemień

krzemyk (diminutive)
krzemień (nominative singular)
krzemienie (nominative plural)
krzemienia (genitive singular)
krzemieni (genitive plural)
krzemieniowi (dative singular)
krzemieniom (dative plural)
krzemień (accusative singular)
krzemienie (accusative plural)
krzemieniem (instrumental singular)
krzemieniami (instrumental plural)
krzemieniu (locative singular)
krzemieniach (locative plural)
krzemieniu (singular vocative)
krzemienie (plural vocative)

flint (hard fine-grained quartz which can generate sparks when struck against a material such as steel)


obsydian

obsydian m inan (related adjective obsydianowy)

obsydianowy (adjective)
obsydian (nominative singular)
obsydiany (nominative plural)
obsydianu (genitive singular)
obsydianów (genitive plural)
obsydianowi (dative singular)
obsydianom (dative plural)
obsydian (accusative singular)
obsydiany (accusative plural)
obsydianem (instrumental singular)
obsydianami (instrumental plural)
obsydianie (locative singular)
obsydianach (locative plural)
obsydianie (singular vocative)
obsydiany (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Late Latin (petra) obsidiāna.

lbor

obsidian (type of naturally occurring black glass produced by volcanoes)


żwir

żwir (nominative singular)
żwiry (nominative plural)
żwiru (genitive singular)
żwirów (genitive plural)
żwirowi (dative singular)
żwirom (dative plural)
żwir (accusative singular)
żwiry (accusative plural)
żwirem (instrumental singular)
żwirami (instrumental plural)
żwirze (locative singular)
żwirach (locative plural)
żwirze (singular vocative)
żwiry (plural vocative)

→ Yiddish: זשוויר (zhvir)


gagat

pl-noun

gagat m inan (related adjective gagatowy)

gagatowy (adjective)
gagat (nominative singular)
gagaty (nominative plural)
gagatu (genitive singular)
gagatów (genitive plural)
gagatowi (dative singular)
gagatom (dative plural)
gagat (accusative singular)
gagaty (accusative plural)
gagatem (instrumental singular)
gagatami (instrumental plural)
gagacie (locative singular)
gagatach (locative plural)
gagacie (singular vocative)
gagaty (plural vocative)


antracyt

antracyt m inan (related adjective antracytowy)

antracytowy (adjective)
antracyt (nominative singular)
antracyty (nominative plural)
antracytu (genitive singular)
antracytów (genitive plural)
antracytowi (dative singular)
antracytom (dative plural)
antracyt (accusative singular)
antracyty (accusative plural)
antracytem (instrumental singular)
antracytami (instrumental plural)
antracycie (locative singular)
antracytach (locative plural)
antracycie (singular vocative)
antracyty (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Ancient Greek ἀνθρακῖτις (anthrakîtis, “a kind of coal”).


głaz

głaz (nominative singular)
głazy (nominative plural)
głazu (genitive singular)
głazów (genitive plural)
głazowi (dative singular)
głazom (dative plural)
głaz (accusative singular)
głazy (accusative plural)
głazem (instrumental singular)
głazami (instrumental plural)
głazie (locative singular)
głazach (locative plural)
głazie (singular vocative)
głazy (plural vocative)


kruszec

kruszec (nominative singular)
kruszce (nominative plural)
kruszcu (genitive singular)
kruszców (genitive plural)
kruszcowi (dative singular)
kruszcom (dative plural)
kruszec (accusative singular)
kruszce (accusative plural)
kruszcem (instrumental singular)
kruszcami (instrumental plural)
kruszcu (locative singular)
kruszcach (locative plural)
kruszcu (singular vocative)
kruszce (plural vocative)


mułowiec

mułowiec (nominative singular)
mułowca (genitive singular)
mułowcowi (dative singular)
mułowiec (accusative singular)
mułowcem (instrumental singular)
mułowcu (locative singular)
mułowcu (singular vocative)


łupek ilasty

łupek ilasty (nominative singular)
łupki ilaste (nominative plural)
łupku ilastego (genitive singular)
łupków ilastych (genitive plural)
łupkowi ilastemu (dative singular)
łupkom ilastym (dative plural)
łupek ilasty (accusative singular)
łupki ilaste (accusative plural)
łupkiem ilastym (instrumental singular)
łupkami ilastymi (instrumental plural)
łupku ilastym (locative singular)
łupkach ilastych (locative plural)
łupku ilasty (singular vocative)
łupki ilaste (plural vocative)


iłowiec

iłowiec (nominative singular)
iłowce (nominative plural)
iłowca (genitive singular)
iłowców (genitive plural)
iłowcowi (dative singular)
iłowcom (dative plural)
iłowiec (accusative singular)
iłowce (accusative plural)
iłowcem (instrumental singular)
iłowcami (instrumental plural)
iłowcu (locative singular)
iłowcach (locative plural)
iłowcu (singular vocative)
iłowce (plural vocative)


łupek

łupek (nominative singular)
łupki (nominative plural)
łupku (genitive singular)
łupków (genitive plural)
łupkowi (dative singular)
łupkom (dative plural)
łupek (accusative singular)
łupki (accusative plural)
łupkiem (instrumental singular)
łupkami (instrumental plural)
łupku (locative singular)
łupkach (locative plural)
łupku (singular vocative)
łupki (plural vocative)

(geology) slate, shale (metamorphic rock)


rogowiec

rogowiec (nominative singular)
rogowce (nominative plural)
rogowca (genitive singular)
rogowców (genitive plural)
rogowcowi (dative singular)
rogowcom (dative plural)
rogowiec (accusative singular)
rogowce (accusative plural)
rogowcem (instrumental singular)
rogowcami (instrumental plural)
rogowcu (locative singular)
rogowcach (locative plural)
rogowcu (singular vocative)
rogowce (plural vocative)


piaskowiec

piaskowiec (nominative singular)
piaskowce (nominative plural)
piaskowca (genitive singular)
piaskowców (genitive plural)
piaskowcowi (dative singular)
piaskowcom (dative plural)
piaskowca (accusative singular)
piaskowce (accusative plural)
piaskowcem (instrumental singular)
piaskowcami (instrumental plural)
piaskowcu (locative singular)
piaskowcach (locative plural)
piaskowcu (singular vocative)
piaskowce (plural vocative)

Calidris alba
Calidris alba#Translingual


piarg

piarg (nominative singular)
piargi (nominative plural)
piargu (genitive singular)
piargów (genitive plural)
piargowi (dative singular)
piargom (dative plural)
piarg (accusative singular)
piargi (accusative plural)
piargiem (instrumental singular)
piargami (instrumental plural)
piargu (locative singular)
piargach (locative plural)
piargu (singular vocative)
piargi (plural vocative)

Coined by Polish poet, playwright, critic and translator Jan Kasprowicz in 1898 based on faux-dialectal variations on pierzga and piard.


zlepieniec

zlepieniec (nominative singular)
zlepieńce (nominative plural)
zlepieńca (genitive singular)
zlepieńców (genitive plural)
zlepieńcowi (dative singular)
zlepieńcom (dative plural)
zlepieniec (accusative singular)
zlepieńce (accusative plural)
zlepieńcem (instrumental singular)
zlepieńcami (instrumental plural)
zlepieńcu (locative singular)
zlepieńcach (locative plural)
zlepieńcu (singular vocative)
zlepieńce (plural vocative)


żwirowiec

żwirowiec (nominative singular)
żwirowce (nominative plural)
żwirowca (genitive singular)
żwirowców (genitive plural)
żwirowcowi (dative singular)
żwirowcom (dative plural)
żwirowiec (accusative singular)
żwirowce (accusative plural)
żwirowcem (instrumental singular)
żwirowcami (instrumental plural)
żwirowcu (locative singular)
żwirowcach (locative plural)
żwirowcu (singular vocative)
żwirowce (plural vocative)


żelaziak

żelaziak (nominative singular)
żelaziaki (nominative plural)
żelaziaku (genitive singular)
żelaziaków (genitive plural)
żelaziakowi (dative singular)
żelaziakom (dative plural)
żelaziak (accusative singular)
żelaziaki (accusative plural)
żelaziakiem (instrumental singular)
żelaziakami (instrumental plural)
żelaziaku (locative singular)
żelaziakach (locative plural)
żelaziaku (singular vocative)
żelaziaki (plural vocative)


osypisko

osypisko (nominative singular)
osypiska (nominative plural)
osypiska (genitive singular)
osypisk (genitive plural)
osypisku (dative singular)
osypiskom (dative plural)
osypisko (accusative singular)
osypiska (accusative plural)
osypiskiem (instrumental singular)
osypiskami (instrumental plural)
osypisku (locative singular)
osypiskach (locative plural)
osypisko (singular vocative)
osypiska (plural vocative)

talus, scree (heap of fallen rock fragments or similar debris)


szarogłaz

szarogłaz (nominative singular)
szarogłazy (nominative plural)
szarogłazu (genitive singular)
szarogłazów (genitive plural)
szarogłazowi (dative singular)
szarogłazom (dative plural)
szarogłaz (accusative singular)
szarogłazy (accusative plural)
szarogłazem (instrumental singular)
szarogłazami (instrumental plural)
szarogłazie (locative singular)
szarogłazach (locative plural)
szarogłazie (singular vocative)
szarogłazy (plural vocative)


buła

buła (nominative singular)
buły (nominative plural)
buły (genitive singular)
buł (genitive plural)
bule (dative singular)
bułom (dative plural)
bułę (accusative singular)
buły (accusative plural)
bułą (instrumental singular)
bułami (instrumental plural)
bule (locative singular)
bułach (locative plural)
buło (singular vocative)
buły (plural vocative)

(petrology) rounded or ovoid rock or concretion


skałka

skałka (nominative singular)
skałki (nominative plural)
skałki (genitive singular)
skałek (genitive plural)
skałce (dative singular)
skałkom (dative plural)
skałkę (accusative singular)
skałki (accusative plural)
skałką (instrumental singular)
skałkami (instrumental plural)
skałce (locative singular)
skałkach (locative plural)
skałko (singular vocative)
skałki (plural vocative)


iłołupek

iłołupek (nominative singular)
iłołupki (nominative plural)
iłołupka (genitive singular)
iłołupku (genitive singular)
iłołupków (genitive plural)
iłołupkowi (dative singular)
iłołupkom (dative plural)
iłołupek (accusative singular)
iłołupki (accusative plural)
iłołupkiem (instrumental singular)
iłołupkami (instrumental plural)
iłołupku (locative singular)
iłołupkach (locative plural)
iłołupku (singular vocative)
iłołupki (plural vocative)


szczyrk

szczyrk (nominative singular)
szczyrki (nominative plural)
szczyrku (genitive singular)
szczyrków (genitive plural)
szczyrkowi (dative singular)
szczyrkom (dative plural)
szczyrk (accusative singular)
szczyrki (accusative plural)
szczyrkiem (instrumental singular)
szczyrkami (instrumental plural)
szczyrku (locative singular)
szczyrkach (locative plural)
szczyrku (singular vocative)
szczyrki (plural vocative)


rumowisko

rumowisko (nominative singular)
rumowiska (nominative plural)
rumowiska (genitive singular)
rumowisk (genitive plural)
rumowisku (dative singular)
rumowiskom (dative plural)
rumowisko (accusative singular)
rumowiska (accusative plural)
rumowiskem (instrumental singular)
rumowiskami (instrumental plural)
rumowisku (locative singular)
rumowiskach (locative plural)
rumowisko (singular vocative)
rumowiska (plural vocative)


trawertyn

trawertyn (nominative singular)
trawertyny (nominative plural)
trawertynu (genitive singular)
trawertynów (genitive plural)
trawertynowi (dative singular)
trawertynom (dative plural)
trawertyn (accusative singular)
trawertyny (accusative plural)
trawertynem (instrumental singular)
trawertynami (instrumental plural)
trawertynie (locative singular)
trawertynach (locative plural)
trawertynie (singular vocative)
trawertyny (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Italian travertino, earlier tivertino, from Latin tīburtīnus (“Tiburtine”).


tłuczeń

tłuczeń (nominative singular)
tłucznie (nominative plural)
tłucznia (genitive singular)
tłuczni (genitive plural)
tłuczniowi (dative singular)
tłuczniom (dative plural)
tłuczeń (accusative singular)
tłucznie (accusative plural)
tłuczniem (instrumental singular)
tłuczniami (instrumental plural)
tłuczniu (locative singular)
tłuczniach (locative plural)
tłuczniu (singular vocative)
tłucznie (plural vocative)


aplit

aplit (nominative singular)
aplity (nominative plural)
aplitu (genitive singular)
aplitów (genitive plural)
aplitowi (dative singular)
aplitom (dative plural)
aplit (accusative singular)
aplity (accusative plural)
aplitem (instrumental singular)
aplitami (instrumental plural)
aplicie (locative singular)
aplitach (locative plural)
aplicie (singular vocative)
aplity (plural vocative)

Possibly from German Aplit, ultimately from Ancient Greek ἁπλόος (haplóos) -it.


oolit

oolit (nominative singular)
oolity (nominative plural)
oolitu (genitive singular)
oolitów (genitive plural)
oolitowi (dative singular)
oolitom (dative plural)
oolit (accusative singular)
oolity (accusative plural)
oolitem (instrumental singular)
oolitami (instrumental plural)
oolicie (locative singular)
oolitach (locative plural)
oolicie (singular vocative)
oolity (plural vocative)


bolączka

bolączka (nominative singular)
bolączki (nominative plural)
bolączki (genitive singular)
bolączek (genitive plural)
bolączce (dative singular)
bolączkom (dative plural)
bolączkę (accusative singular)
bolączki (accusative plural)
bolączką (instrumental singular)
bolączkami (instrumental plural)
bolączce (locative singular)
bolączkach (locative plural)
bolączko (singular vocative)
bolączki (plural vocative)

(Near Masovian) semi-translucent, round, quartzite pebble that supposedly causes painful ulcers in one's hand when picked up


ikrowiec

ikrowiec (nominative singular)
ikrowce (nominative plural)
ikrowca (genitive singular)
ikrowców (genitive plural)
ikrowcowi (dative singular)
ikrowcom (dative plural)
ikrowiec (accusative singular)
ikrowce (accusative plural)
ikrowcem (instrumental singular)
ikrowcami (instrumental plural)
ikrowcu (locative singular)
ikrowcach (locative plural)
ikrowcu (singular vocative)
ikrowce (plural vocative)


akaustobiolit

akaustobiolit (nominative singular)
akaustobiolity (nominative plural)
akaustobiolitu (genitive singular)
akaustobiolitów (genitive plural)
akaustobiolitowi (dative singular)
akaustobiolitom (dative plural)
akaustobiolit (accusative singular)
akaustobiolity (accusative plural)
akaustobiolitem (instrumental singular)
akaustobiolitami (instrumental plural)
akaustobiolicie (locative singular)
akaustobiolitach (locative plural)
akaustobiolicie (singular vocative)
akaustobiolity (plural vocative)

From Greek άκαυστος (ákafstos) + bio- + -lit. First attested in 1954.


szaber

szaber (nominative singular)
szabry (nominative plural)
szabru (genitive singular)
szabrów (genitive plural)
szabrowi (dative singular)
szabrom (dative plural)
szaber (accusative singular)
szabry (accusative plural)
szabrem (instrumental singular)
szabrami (instrumental plural)
szabrze (locative singular)
szabrach (locative plural)
szabrze (singular vocative)
szabry (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Yiddish שאַבער (shaber), from Hebrew שָׁבַר.

der

Hebrew שָׁבַר


szaber

Hebrew שָׁבַר


amfibolit

amfibolit (nominative singular)
amfibolity (nominative plural)
amfibolitu (genitive singular)
amfibolitów (genitive plural)
amfibolitowi (dative singular)
amfibolitom (dative plural)
amfibolit (accusative singular)
amfibolity (accusative plural)
amfibolitem (instrumental singular)
amfibolitami (instrumental plural)
amfibolicie (locative singular)
amfibolitach (locative plural)
amfibolicie (singular vocative)
amfibolity (plural vocative)

From Ancient Greek ἀμφίβολος (amphíbolos) + -it. First attested in 1823.

af

grc:ἀμφίβολος

ref

Dziennik Wileński (1823) T.3, N. 9 (in Polish), page 81

wkładki amfibolitów


szuter

szuter (nominative singular)
szutry (nominative plural)
szutru (genitive singular)
szutrów (genitive plural)
szutrowi (dative singular)
szutrom (dative plural)
szuter (accusative singular)
szutry (accusative plural)
szutrem (instrumental singular)
szutrami (instrumental plural)
szutrze (locative singular)
szutrach (locative plural)
szutrze (singular vocative)
szutry (plural vocative)


andezyt

andezyt (nominative singular)
andezyty (nominative plural)
andezytu (genitive singular)
andezytów (genitive plural)
andezytowi (dative singular)
andezytom (dative plural)
andezyt (accusative singular)
andezyty (accusative plural)
andezytem (instrumental singular)
andezytami (instrumental plural)
andezycie (locative singular)
andezytach (locative plural)
andezycie (singular vocative)
andezyty (plural vocative)

From Andy + -yt. For the epenthetic z, compare English andesite. First attested in 1848.

François-Sulpice Beudant (1848) Wykład początków mineralogji i geologji. T. 2, Geologja (in Polish), page 353


anortozyt

anortozyt (nominative singular)
anortozyty (nominative plural)
anortozytu (genitive singular)
anortozytów (genitive plural)
anortozytowi (dative singular)
anortozytom (dative plural)
anortozyt (accusative singular)
anortozyty (accusative plural)
anortozytem (instrumental singular)
anortozytami (instrumental plural)
anortozycie (locative singular)
anortozytach (locative plural)
anortozycie (singular vocative)
anortozyty (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Ancient Greek ανόρθωσης (anórthōsēs).


szczerk

szczerk (nominative singular)
szczerki (nominative plural)
szczerku (genitive singular)
szczerków (genitive plural)
szczerkowi (dative singular)
szczerkom (dative plural)
szczerk (accusative singular)
szczerki (accusative plural)
szczerkiem (instrumental singular)
szczerkami (instrumental plural)
szczerku (locative singular)
szczerkach (locative plural)
szczerku (singular vocative)
szczerki (plural vocative)


arkoza

arkoza (nominative singular)
arkozy (nominative plural)
arkozy (genitive singular)
arkoz (genitive plural)
arkozie (dative singular)
arkozom (dative plural)
arkozę (accusative singular)
arkozy (accusative plural)
arkozą (instrumental singular)
arkozami (instrumental plural)
arkozie (locative singular)
arkozach (locative plural)
arkozo (singular vocative)
arkozy (plural vocative)


kruszcodajny

pl-adj

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

bardziej kruszcodajny (comparative)
najbardziej kruszcodajny (superlative)
kruszcodajny (masculine nominative singular)
kruszcodajna (feminine nominative singular)
kruszcodajne (neuter nominative singular)
kruszcodajni (nominative plural virile)
kruszcodajne (nominative plural)
kruszcodajnego (genitive masculine singular)
kruszcodajnej (feminine genitive singular)
kruszcodajnego (genitive neuter singular)
kruszcodajnych (genitive plural)
kruszcodajnych (genitive plural virile)
kruszcodajnemu (dative masculine singular)
kruszcodajnej (dative feminine singular)
kruszcodajnemu (dative neuter singular)
kruszcodajnym (dative plural)
kruszcodajnym (dative plural virile)
kruszcodajnego (accusative animate masculine singular)
kruszcodajny (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
kruszcodajną (accusative feminine singular)
kruszcodajne (accusative neuter singular)
kruszcodajnych (accusative plural virile)
kruszcodajne (accusative plural)
kruszcodajnym (instrumental masculine singular)
kruszcodajną (feminine instrumental singular)
kruszcodajnym (instrumental neuter singular)
kruszcodajnymi (instrumental plural)
kruszcodajnymi (instrumental plural virile)
kruszcodajnym (locative masculine singular)
kruszcodajnej (feminine locative singular)
kruszcodajnym (locative neuter singular)
kruszcodajnych (locative plural)
kruszcodajnych (locative plural virile)


kruszconośny

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

bardziej kruszconośny (comparative)
najbardziej kruszconośny (superlative)
kruszconośny (masculine nominative singular)
kruszconośna (feminine nominative singular)
kruszconośne (neuter nominative singular)
kruszconośni (nominative plural virile)
kruszconośne (nominative plural)
kruszconośnego (genitive masculine singular)
kruszconośnej (feminine genitive singular)
kruszconośnego (genitive neuter singular)
kruszconośnych (genitive plural)
kruszconośnych (genitive plural virile)
kruszconośnemu (dative masculine singular)
kruszconośnej (dative feminine singular)
kruszconośnemu (dative neuter singular)
kruszconośnym (dative plural)
kruszconośnym (dative plural virile)
kruszconośnego (accusative animate masculine singular)
kruszconośny (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
kruszconośną (accusative feminine singular)
kruszconośne (accusative neuter singular)
kruszconośnych (accusative plural virile)
kruszconośne (accusative plural)
kruszconośnym (instrumental masculine singular)
kruszconośną (feminine instrumental singular)
kruszconośnym (instrumental neuter singular)
kruszconośnymi (instrumental plural)
kruszconośnymi (instrumental plural virile)
kruszconośnym (locative masculine singular)
kruszconośnej (feminine locative singular)
kruszconośnym (locative neuter singular)
kruszconośnych (locative plural)
kruszconośnych (locative plural virile)


bazanit

bazanit (nominative singular)
bazanitu (genitive singular)
bazanitowi (dative singular)
bazanit (accusative singular)
bazanitem (instrumental singular)
bazanicie (locative singular)
bazanicie (singular vocative)

Borrowed from English basanite or French basanite, from Latin basanites.


steatyt

steatyt (nominative singular)
steatyty (nominative plural)
steatytu (genitive singular)
steatytów (genitive plural)
steatytowi (dative singular)
steatytom (dative plural)
steatyt (accusative singular)
steatyty (accusative plural)
steatytem (instrumental singular)
steatytami (instrumental plural)
steatycie (locative singular)
steatytach (locative plural)
steatycie (singular vocative)
steatyty (plural vocative)

Internationalism; compare English steatite. Ultimately from Ancient Greek στέαρ (stéar) + -yt.


calec

calec (nominative singular)
calce (nominative plural)
calca (genitive singular)
calcu (genitive singular)
calców (genitive plural)
calcowi (dative singular)
calcom (dative plural)
calec (accusative singular)
calce (accusative plural)
calcem (instrumental singular)
calcami (instrumental plural)
calcu (locative singular)
calcach (locative plural)
calcu (singular vocative)
calce (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *cělьcь. By surface analysis, cały + -ec.

(archaeology) a geological stratum showing no signs of human activity


opoka

opoka (nominative singular)
opoki (nominative plural)
opoki (genitive singular)
opok (genitive plural)
opoce (dative singular)
opokom (dative plural)
opokę (accusative singular)
opoki (accusative plural)
opoką (instrumental singular)
opokami (instrumental plural)
opoce (locative singular)
opokach (locative plural)
opoko (singular vocative)
opoki (plural vocative)

→ Belarusian: апо́ка (apóka)

→ Lithuanian: opoka

→ Russian: опо́ка (opóka)

→ Ukrainian: опо́ка (opóka)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *o(b)poka. Compare Czech opuka.


żarstwa

żarstwa (nominative singular)
żarstwy (nominative plural)
żarstwy (genitive singular)
żarstw (genitive plural)
żarstwie (dative singular)
żarstwom (dative plural)
żarstwę (accusative singular)
żarstwy (accusative plural)
żarstwą (instrumental singular)
żarstwami (instrumental plural)
żarstwie (locative singular)
żarstwach (locative plural)
żarstwo (singular vocative)
żarstwy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish dźwiarstwo, drzastwo, żarstwa, żerstwo.


fonolit

pl-noun

fonolit m inan (related adjective fonolitowy)

fonolitowy (adjective)
fonolit (nominative singular)
fonolity (nominative plural)
fonolitu (genitive singular)
fonolitów (genitive plural)
fonolitowi (dative singular)
fonolitom (dative plural)
fonolit (accusative singular)
fonolity (accusative plural)
fonolitem (instrumental singular)
fonolitami (instrumental plural)
fonolicie (locative singular)
fonolitach (locative plural)
fonolicie (singular vocative)
fonolity (plural vocative)

(petrology) phonolite (light-coloured rock)


rumosz

rumosz (nominative singular)
rumosze (nominative plural)
rumoszu (genitive singular)
rumoszów (genitive plural)
rumoszowi (dative singular)
rumoszom (dative plural)
rumosz (accusative singular)
rumosze (accusative plural)
rumoszem (instrumental singular)
rumoszami (instrumental plural)
rumoszu (locative singular)
rumoszach (locative plural)
rumoszu (singular vocative)
rumosze (plural vocative)

(geology) debris (layer of rock debris formed by the weather or left behind by a wandering glacier)


turnia

turniczka (diminutive)
turnia (nominative singular)
turnie (nominative plural)
turni (genitive singular)
turni (genitive plural)
turni (dative singular)
turniom (dative plural)
turnię (accusative singular)
turnie (accusative plural)
turnią (instrumental singular)
turniami (instrumental plural)
turni (locative singular)
turniach (locative plural)
turnio (singular vocative)
turnie (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German Turm, from Middle High German turn, turm, from Old High German torn, from Old French, from Latin turris. Doublet of turma.

(Goral) crag (rugged steep cliff or rock)


dźwiękowiec

dźwiękowiec (nominative singular)
dźwiękowce (nominative plural)
dźwiękowca (genitive singular)
dźwiękowców (genitive plural)
dźwiękowcowi (dative singular)
dźwiękowcom (dative plural)
dźwiękowiec (accusative singular)
dźwiękowce (accusative plural)
dźwiękowcem (instrumental singular)
dźwiękowcami (instrumental plural)
dźwiękowcu (locative singular)
dźwiękowcach (locative plural)
dźwiękowcu (singular vocative)
dźwiękowce (plural vocative)

From dźwięk + -owiec. First attested in 1848.

ref

Beudant, François-Sulpice (1848) Wykład początków mineralogji i geologji (in Polish), volume 2, Geologja, page 163


sjenit

pl-noun

sjenit m inan (related adjective sjenitowy)

sjenitowy (adjective)
sjenit (nominative singular)
sjenity (nominative plural)
sjenitu (genitive singular)
sjenitów (genitive plural)
sjenitowi (dative singular)
sjenitom (dative plural)
sjenit (accusative singular)
sjenity (accusative plural)
sjenitem (instrumental singular)
sjenitami (instrumental plural)
sjenicie (locative singular)
sjenitach (locative plural)
sjenicie (singular vocative)
sjenity (plural vocative)

(petrology) syenite (igneous rock composed of feldspar and hornblende)