Pawlus

Pawlus (nominative singular)
Pawlusowie (nominative plural)
Pawlusa (genitive singular)
Pawlusów (genitive plural)
Pawlusowi (dative singular)
Pawlusom (dative plural)
Pawlusa (accusative singular)
Pawlusów (accusative plural)
Pawlusem (instrumental singular)
Pawlusami (instrumental plural)
Pawlusie (locative singular)
Pawlusach (locative plural)
Pawlusie (singular vocative)
Pawlusowie (plural vocative)


Tabor

Tabor (nominative singular)
Taborowie (nominative plural)
Tabora (genitive singular)
Taborów (genitive plural)
Taborowi (dative singular)
Taborom (dative plural)
Tabora (accusative singular)
Taborów (accusative plural)
Taborem (instrumental singular)
Taborami (instrumental plural)
Taborze (locative singular)
Taborach (locative plural)
Taborze (singular vocative)
Taborowie (plural vocative)


Ulma

Ulma (nominative singular)
Ulmowie (nominative plural)
Ulmy (genitive singular)
Ulmów (genitive plural)
Ulmie (dative singular)
Ulmom (dative plural)
Ulmę (accusative singular)
Ulmów (accusative plural)
Ulmą (instrumental singular)
Ulmami (instrumental plural)
Ulmie (locative singular)
Ulmach (locative plural)
Ulmo (singular vocative)
Ulmowie (plural vocative)


Ulma

Ulma (nominative singular)
Ulmy (nominative plural)
Ulmy (genitive singular)
Ulm (genitive plural)
Ulmie (dative singular)
Ulmom (dative plural)
Ulmę (accusative singular)
Ulmy (accusative plural)
Ulmą (instrumental singular)
Ulmami (instrumental plural)
Ulmie (locative singular)
Ulmach (locative plural)
Ulmo (singular vocative)
Ulmy (plural vocative)


galijski

pl-adj

galijski (not comparable, no derived adverb, abbreviation gal.)

gal. (abbreviation)
galijski (masculine nominative singular)
galijska (feminine nominative singular)
galijskie (neuter nominative singular)
galijscy (nominative plural virile)
galijskie (nominative plural)
galijskiego (genitive masculine singular)
galijskiej (feminine genitive singular)
galijskiego (genitive neuter singular)
galijskich (genitive plural)
galijskich (genitive plural virile)
galijskiemu (dative masculine singular)
galijsku (archaic dative masculine singular)
galijskiej (dative feminine singular)
galijskiemu (dative neuter singular)
galijsku (archaic dative neuter singular)
galijskim (dative plural)
galijskim (dative plural virile)
galijskiego (accusative animate masculine singular)
galijski (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
galijską (accusative feminine singular)
galijskie (accusative neuter singular)
galijskich (accusative plural virile)
galijskie (accusative plural)
galijskim (instrumental masculine singular)
galijską (feminine instrumental singular)
galijskim (instrumental neuter singular)
galijskimi (instrumental plural)
galijskimi (instrumental plural virile)
galijskim (locative masculine singular)
galijskiej (feminine locative singular)
galijskim (locative neuter singular)
galijskich (locative plural)
galijskich (locative plural virile)

(historical, relational) Gaulish (of or pertaining to the Gauls)


syryjski

syryjski (not comparable, no derived adverb)

syryjski (masculine nominative singular)
syryjska (feminine nominative singular)
syryjskie (neuter nominative singular)
syryjscy (nominative plural virile)
syryjskie (nominative plural)
syryjskiego (genitive masculine singular)
syryjskiej (feminine genitive singular)
syryjskiego (genitive neuter singular)
syryjskich (genitive plural)
syryjskich (genitive plural virile)
syryjskiemu (dative masculine singular)
syryjsku (archaic dative masculine singular)
syryjskiej (dative feminine singular)
syryjskiemu (dative neuter singular)
syryjsku (archaic dative neuter singular)
syryjskim (dative plural)
syryjskim (dative plural virile)
syryjskiego (accusative animate masculine singular)
syryjski (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
syryjską (accusative feminine singular)
syryjskie (accusative neuter singular)
syryjskich (accusative plural virile)
syryjskie (accusative plural)
syryjskim (instrumental masculine singular)
syryjską (feminine instrumental singular)
syryjskim (instrumental neuter singular)
syryjskimi (instrumental plural)
syryjskimi (instrumental plural virile)
syryjskim (locative masculine singular)
syryjskiej (feminine locative singular)
syryjskim (locative neuter singular)
syryjskich (locative plural)
syryjskich (locative plural virile)


Bysiec

Bysiec (nominative singular)
Byścowie (nominative plural)
Byśca (genitive singular)
Byśców (genitive plural)
Byścowi (dative singular)
Byścom (dative plural)
Byśca (accusative singular)
Byśców (accusative plural)
Byścem (instrumental singular)
Byścami (instrumental plural)
Byścu (locative singular)
Byścach (locative plural)
Byścze (singular vocative)
Byścowie (plural vocative)


bazylika

pl-noun

bazylika f (related adjective bazylikowy)

bazylikowy (adjective)
bazylika (nominative singular)
bazyliki (nominative plural)
bazyliki (genitive singular)
bazylik (genitive plural)
bazylice (dative singular)
bazylikom (dative plural)
bazylikę (accusative singular)
bazyliki (accusative plural)
bazyliką (instrumental singular)
bazylikami (instrumental plural)
bazylice (locative singular)
bazylikach (locative plural)
bazyliko (singular vocative)
bazyliki (plural vocative)

→ Kashubian: bazylika

Learned borrowing from Latin basilica. First attested in 1610. Compare Silesian bazylika.

ref

SXVII

Dorota Adamiec (22.01.2015) “BAZYLIKA”, in Elektroniczny Słownik Języka Polskiego XVII i XVIII Wieku [Electronic Dictionary of the Polish Language of the XVII and XVIII Century]

(Christianity) basilica (type of church)

(Roman Catholicism) basilica (title given to some churches)

(Ancient Rome) basilica (court and market hall in the forum or a large hall in a palace, divided into aisles by columns)


bazylika

bazylikowy (adjective)
bazylika (nominative singular)
bazyliki (genitive singular)
bazylice (dative singular)
bazylikę (accusative singular)
bazyliką (instrumental singular)
bazylice (locative singular)
bazyliko (singular vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish bazylika. Sense 3 is a semantic loan from Latin vēna basilica.

sl

Clinopodium acinos
Wikispecies:Clinopodium acinos

(Middle Polish) basil thyme (Clinopodium acinos)


keczua

Borrowed from Spanish quechua, from Quechua qhichwa (literally “temperate valley”).


Aureli

pl-proper noun

Aureli m pers (female equivalent Aurelia)

Aurelia (feminine)
Aureli (nominative singular)
Aurelowie (nominative plural)
Aurelego (genitive singular)
Aurelich (genitive plural)
Aurelemu (dative singular)
Aurelim (dative plural)
Aurelego (accusative singular)
Aurelich (accusative plural)
Aurelim (instrumental singular)
Aurelimi (instrumental plural)
Aurelim (locative singular)
Aurelich (locative plural)
Aureli (singular vocative)
Aurelowie (plural vocative)

a male given name, equivalent to English Aurelius


egzonim

egzonim (nominative singular)
egzonimy (nominative plural)
egzonimu (genitive singular)
egzonimów (genitive plural)
egzonimowi (dative singular)
egzonimom (dative plural)
egzonim (accusative singular)
egzonimy (accusative plural)
egzonimem (instrumental singular)
egzonimami (instrumental plural)
egzonimie (locative singular)
egzonimach (locative plural)
egzonimie (singular vocative)
egzonimy (plural vocative)


endonim

endonim (nominative singular)
endonimy (nominative plural)
endonimu (genitive singular)
endonimów (genitive plural)
endonimowi (dative singular)
endonimom (dative plural)
endonim (accusative singular)
endonimy (accusative plural)
endonimem (instrumental singular)
endonimami (instrumental plural)
endonimie (locative singular)
endonimach (locative plural)
endonimie (singular vocative)
endonimy (plural vocative)


prusak

prusak (nominative singular)
prusaki (nominative plural)
prusaka (genitive singular)
prusaków (genitive plural)
prusakowi (dative singular)
prusakom (dative plural)
prusaka (accusative singular)
prusaki (accusative plural)
prusakiem (instrumental singular)
prusakami (instrumental plural)
prusaku (locative singular)
prusakach (locative plural)
prusaku (singular vocative)
prusaki (plural vocative)

From Prusak. Possibly a semantic loan from New Latin Blattella germanica (“German cockroach”).


Prusak

pl-noun

Prusak m pers (female equivalent Prusaczka)

Prusaczka (feminine)
Prusak (nominative singular)
Prusacy (nominative plural)
Prusaka (genitive singular)
Prusaków (genitive plural)
Prusakowi (dative singular)
Prusakom (dative plural)
Prusaka (accusative singular)
Prusaków (accusative plural)
Prusakiem (instrumental singular)
Prusakami (instrumental plural)
Prusaku (locative singular)
Prusakach (locative plural)
Prusaku (singular vocative)
Prusacy (plural vocative)

(historical) inhabitant or denizen of Prussia, the multi-ethnic German province


Prusak

Prusak (nominative singular)
Prusakowie (nominative plural)
Prusaka (genitive singular)
Prusaków (genitive plural)
Prusakowi (dative singular)
Prusakom (dative plural)
Prusaka (accusative singular)
Prusaków (accusative plural)
Prusakiem (instrumental singular)
Prusakami (instrumental plural)
Prusaku (locative singular)
Prusakach (locative plural)
Prusaku (singular vocative)
Prusakowie (plural vocative)


Szymański

pl-proper noun

Szymański m pers (female equivalent Szymańska)

Szymańska (feminine)
Szymański (nominative singular)
Szymańscy (nominative plural)
Szymańskiego (genitive singular)
Szymańskich (genitive plural)
Szymańskiemu (dative singular)
Szymańskim (dative plural)
Szymańskiego (accusative singular)
Szymańskich (accusative plural)
Szymańskim (instrumental singular)
Szymańskimi (instrumental plural)
Szymańskim (locative singular)
Szymańskich (locative plural)
Szymański (singular vocative)
Szymańscy (plural vocative)

a male surname; one of the most common surnames in Poland


Woźniak

Woźniak (nominative singular)
Woźniakowie (nominative plural)
Woźniaka (genitive singular)
Woźniaków (genitive plural)
Woźniakowi (dative singular)
Woźniakom (dative plural)
Woźniaka (accusative singular)
Woźniaków (accusative plural)
Woźniakiem (instrumental singular)
Woźniakami (instrumental plural)
Woźniaku (locative singular)
Woźniakach (locative plural)
Woźniaku (singular vocative)
Woźniakowie (plural vocative)

a male surname; one of the most popular surnames in Poland

a female surname; one of the most popular surnames in Poland


Kamiński

Kamiński m pers (female equivalent Kamińska)

Kamińska (feminine)
Kamiński (nominative singular)
Kamińscy (nominative plural)
Kamińskiego (genitive singular)
Kamińskich (genitive plural)
Kamińskiemu (dative singular)
Kamińskim (dative plural)
Kamińskiego (accusative singular)
Kamińskich (accusative plural)
Kamińskim (instrumental singular)
Kamińskimi (instrumental plural)
Kamińskim (locative singular)
Kamińskich (locative plural)
Kamiński (singular vocative)
Kamińscy (plural vocative)

From Kamień (place name meaning "stone") + -ski.


Zalewski

Zalewski m pers (female equivalent Zalewska)

Zalewska (feminine)
Zalewski (nominative singular)
Zalewscy (nominative plural)
Zalewskiego (genitive singular)
Zalewskich (genitive plural)
Zalewskiemu (dative singular)
Zalewskim (dative plural)
Zalewskiego (accusative singular)
Zalewskich (accusative plural)
Zalewskim (instrumental singular)
Zalewskimi (instrumental plural)
Zalewskim (locative singular)
Zalewskich (locative plural)
Zalewski (singular vocative)
Zalewscy (plural vocative)

From zalew + -ski (surname-forming suffix).


Zając

Zając (nominative singular)
Zającowie (nominative plural)
Zająca (genitive singular)
Zająców (genitive plural)
Zającowi (dative singular)
Zającom (dative plural)
Zająca (accusative singular)
Zająców (accusative plural)
Zającem (instrumental singular)
Zającami (instrumental plural)
Zającu (locative singular)
Zającach (locative plural)
Zającu (singular vocative)
Zającowie (plural vocative)


Wieczorek

Wieczorek (nominative singular)
Wieczorkowie (nominative plural)
Wieczorka (genitive singular)
Wieczorków (genitive plural)
Wieczorkowi (dative singular)
Wieczorkom (dative plural)
Wieczorka (accusative singular)
Wieczorków (accusative plural)
Wieczorkiem (instrumental singular)
Wieczorkami (instrumental plural)
Wieczorku (locative singular)
Wieczorkach (locative plural)
Wieczorku (singular vocative)
Wieczorkowie (plural vocative)


Błaszczykowski

Błaszczykowski m pers (female equivalent Błaszczykowska)

Błaszczykowska (feminine)
Błaszczykowski (nominative singular)
Błaszczykowscy (nominative plural)
Błaszczykowskiego (genitive singular)
Błaszczykowskich (genitive plural)
Błaszczykowskiemu (dative singular)
Błaszczykowskim (dative plural)
Błaszczykowskiego (accusative singular)
Błaszczykowskich (accusative plural)
Błaszczykowskim (instrumental singular)
Błaszczykowskimi (instrumental plural)
Błaszczykowskim (locative singular)
Błaszczykowskich (locative plural)
Błaszczykowski (singular vocative)
Błaszczykowscy (plural vocative)


Polański

Polański m pers (female equivalent Polańska)

Polańska (feminine)
Polański (nominative singular)
Polańscy (nominative plural)
Polańskiego (genitive singular)
Polańskich (genitive plural)
Polańskiemu (dative singular)
Polańskim (dative plural)
Polańskiego (accusative singular)
Polańskich (accusative plural)
Polańskim (instrumental singular)
Polańskimi (instrumental plural)
Polańskim (locative singular)
Polańskich (locative plural)
Polański (singular vocative)
Polańscy (plural vocative)

Roman Polański (a Polish-French film-maker)


Szczęsny

Szczęsny m pers (female equivalent Szczęsna)

Szczęsna (feminine)
Szczęsny (nominative singular)
Szczęśni (nominative plural)
Szczęsnowie (nominative plural)
Szczęsnego (genitive singular)
Szczęsnych (genitive plural)
Szczęsnemu (dative singular)
Szczęsnym (dative plural)
Szczęsnego (accusative singular)
Szczęsnych (accusative plural)
Szczęsnym (instrumental singular)
Szczęsnymi (instrumental plural)
Szczęsnym (locative singular)
Szczęsnych (locative plural)
Szczęsny (singular vocative)
Szczęśni (plural vocative)
Szczęsnowie (plural vocative)

/ˈʂt͡ʂɛw̃s.nɘ/

From szczęsny, a semantic loan from Latin Fēlīx.


Kowalczyk

Kowalczyk (nominative singular)
Kowalczykowie (nominative plural)
Kowalczyka (genitive singular)
Kowalczyków (genitive plural)
Kowalczykowi (dative singular)
Kowalczykom (dative plural)
Kowalczyka (accusative singular)
Kowalczyków (accusative plural)
Kowalczykiem (instrumental singular)
Kowalczykami (instrumental plural)
Kowalczyku (locative singular)
Kowalczykach (locative plural)
Kowalczyku (singular vocative)
Kowalczykowie (plural vocative)


Lewandowski

pl-prop

Lewandowski m pers (female equivalent Lewandowska)

Lewandowska (feminine)
Lewandowski (nominative singular)
Lewandowscy (nominative plural)
Lewandowskiego (genitive singular)
Lewandowskich (genitive plural)
Lewandowskiemu (dative singular)
Lewandowskim (dative plural)
Lewandowskiego (accusative singular)
Lewandowskich (accusative plural)
Lewandowskim (instrumental singular)
Lewandowskimi (instrumental plural)
Lewandowskim (locative singular)
Lewandowskich (locative plural)
Lewandowski (singular vocative)
Lewandowscy (plural vocative)


Jankowski

pl-proper noun

Jankowski m pers (female equivalent Jankowska)

Jankowska (feminine)
Jankowski (nominative singular)
Jankowscy (nominative plural)
Jankowskiego (genitive singular)
Jankowskich (genitive plural)
Jankowskiemu (dative singular)
Jankowskim (dative plural)
Jankowskiego (accusative singular)
Jankowskich (accusative plural)
Jankowskim (instrumental singular)
Jankowskimi (instrumental plural)
Jankowskim (locative singular)
Jankowskich (locative plural)
Jankowski (singular vocative)
Jankowscy (plural vocative)

Lithuanian: Jankauskas

From various toponyms derived from Janek (e.g. Jankowa, Jankowo, Janków) + -ski.


Mazur

pl-noun

Mazur m pers (female equivalent Mazurka)

Mazurka (feminine)
Mazur (nominative singular)
Mazurzy (nominative plural)
Mazura (genitive singular)
Mazurów (genitive plural)
Mazurowi (dative singular)
Mazurom (dative plural)
Mazura (accusative singular)
Mazurów (accusative plural)
Mazurem (instrumental singular)
Mazurami (instrumental plural)
Mazurze (locative singular)
Mazurach (locative plural)
Mazurze (singular vocative)
Mazurzy (plural vocative)

Masurian; Masovian (person from Masuria or Masovia)


Mazur

Mazur (nominative singular)
Mazurowie (nominative plural)
Mazura (genitive singular)
Mazurów (genitive plural)
Mazurowi (dative singular)
Mazurom (dative plural)
Mazura (accusative singular)
Mazurów (accusative plural)
Mazurem (instrumental singular)
Mazurami (instrumental plural)
Mazurze (locative singular)
Mazurach (locative plural)
Mazurze (singular vocative)
Mazurowie (plural vocative)


Siwa

Siwa (nominative singular)
Siwowie (nominative plural)
Siwy (genitive singular)
Siwów (genitive plural)
Siwie (dative singular)
Siwom (dative plural)
Siwę (accusative singular)
Siwów (accusative plural)
Siwą (instrumental singular)
Siwami (instrumental plural)
Siwie (locative singular)
Siwach (locative plural)
Siwo (singular vocative)
Siwowie (plural vocative)


Siwa

Siwa (nominative singular)
Siwy (nominative plural)
Siwy (genitive singular)
Siw (genitive plural)
Siwie (dative singular)
Siwom (dative plural)
Siwę (accusative singular)
Siwy (accusative plural)
Siwą (instrumental singular)
Siwami (instrumental plural)
Siwie (locative singular)
Siwach (locative plural)
Siwo (singular vocative)
Siwy (plural vocative)
Siwa (nominative singular)
Siwe (nominative plural)
Siwej (genitive singular)
Siwych (genitive plural)
Siwej (dative singular)
Siwym (dative plural)
Siwą (accusative singular)
Siwe (accusative plural)
Siwą (instrumental singular)
Siwymi (instrumental plural)
Siwej (locative singular)
Siwych (locative plural)
Siwa (singular vocative)
Siwe (plural vocative)


Kawa

Kawa (nominative singular)
Kawowie (nominative plural)
Kawy (genitive singular)
Kawów (genitive plural)
Kawie (dative singular)
Kawom (dative plural)
Kawę (accusative singular)
Kawowie (accusative plural)
Kawą (instrumental singular)
Kawami (instrumental plural)
Kawie (locative singular)
Kawach (locative plural)
Kawo (singular vocative)
Kawowie (plural vocative)


Kawa

Kawa (nominative singular)
Kawy (nominative plural)
Kawy (genitive singular)
Kaw (genitive plural)
Kawie (dative singular)
Kawom (dative plural)
Kawę (accusative singular)
Kawy (accusative plural)
Kawą (instrumental singular)
Kawami (instrumental plural)
Kawie (locative singular)
Kawach (locative plural)
Kawo (singular vocative)
Kawy (plural vocative)


mutra

mutra (nominative singular)
mutry (nominative plural)
mutry (genitive singular)
muter (genitive plural)
mutr (genitive plural)
mutrze (dative singular)
mutrom (dative plural)
mutrę (accusative singular)
mutry (accusative plural)
mutrą (instrumental singular)
mutrami (instrumental plural)
mutrze (locative singular)
mutrach (locative plural)
mutro (singular vocative)
mutry (plural vocative)

mechanical engineering
mechanical engineering

(mechanical engineering) nut (for a bolt)


Syriusz

Syriusz (nominative singular)
Syriuszowie (nominative plural)
Syriusza (genitive singular)
Syriuszów (genitive plural)
Syriuszy (genitive plural)
Syriuszowi (dative singular)
Syriuszom (dative plural)
Syriusza (accusative singular)
Syriuszów (accusative plural)
Syriuszy (accusative plural)
Syriuszem (instrumental singular)
Syriuszami (instrumental plural)
Syriuszu (locative singular)
Syriuszach (locative plural)
Syriuszu (singular vocative)
Syriuszowie (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Latin Sīrius, from Ancient Greek Σείριος (Seírios).

(rare) a male given name, equivalent to English Sirius


Kus

Kus (nominative singular)
Kusowie (nominative plural)
Kusa (genitive singular)
Kusów (genitive plural)
Kusowi (dative singular)
Kusom (dative plural)
Kusa (accusative singular)
Kusów (accusative plural)
Kusem (instrumental singular)
Kusami (instrumental plural)
Kusie (locative singular)
Kusach (locative plural)
Kusie (singular vocative)
Kusowie (plural vocative)


adygejski

adygejski (nominative singular)
adygejskiego (genitive singular)
adygejskiemu (dative singular)
adygejski (accusative singular)
adygejskim (instrumental singular)
adygejskim (locative singular)
adygejski (singular vocative)

From Adygeja + -ski. First attested in 1921.

ref

adygejski in Narodowy Fotokorpus Języka Polskiego

Adyghe (language spoken in the Republic of Adygea)


Haas

Haas (nominative singular)
Haasowie (nominative plural)
Haasa (genitive singular)
Haasów (genitive plural)
Haasowi (dative singular)
Haasom (dative plural)
Haasa (accusative singular)
Haasów (accusative plural)
Haasem (instrumental singular)
Haasami (instrumental plural)
Haasie (locative singular)
Haasach (locative plural)
Haasie (singular vocative)
Haasowie (plural vocative)


włoszczyzna

włoszczyzna (nominative singular)
włoszczyzny (genitive singular)
włoszczyźnie (dative singular)
włoszczyznę (accusative singular)
włoszczyzną (instrumental singular)
włoszczyźnie (locative singular)
włoszczyzno (singular vocative)

From włoski + -yzna, as these vegetables are traditionally thought to have been brought to Poland by the Italian duchess Bona Sforza.


chińszczyzna

chińszczyzna (nominative singular)
chińszczyzny (genitive singular)
chińszczyźnie (dative singular)
chińszczyznę (accusative singular)
chińszczyzną (instrumental singular)
chińszczyźnie (locative singular)
chińszczyzno (singular vocative)


Bałt

Bałt (nominative singular)
Bałtowie (nominative plural)
Bałta (genitive singular)
Bałtów (genitive plural)
Bałtowi (dative singular)
Bałtom (dative plural)
Bałta (accusative singular)
Bałtów (accusative plural)
Bałtem (instrumental singular)
Bałtami (instrumental plural)
Bałcie (locative singular)
Bałtach (locative plural)
Bałcie (singular vocative)
Bałtowie (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Late Latin Balthae.


Łotysz

Łotysz (nominative singular)
Łotysze (nominative plural)
Łotysza (genitive singular)
Łotyszy (genitive plural)
Łotyszów (genitive plural)
Łotyszowi (dative singular)
Łotyszom (dative plural)
Łotysza (accusative singular)
Łotyszy (accusative plural)
Łotyszów (accusative plural)
Łotyszem (instrumental singular)
Łotyszami (instrumental plural)
Łotyszu (locative singular)
Łotyszach (locative plural)
Łotyszu (singular vocative)
Łotysze (plural vocative)


Łotyszka

Łotyszka (nominative singular)
Łotyszki (nominative plural)
Łotyszki (genitive singular)
Łotyszek (genitive plural)
Łotyszce (dative singular)
Łotyszkom (dative plural)
Łotyszkę (accusative singular)
Łotyszki (accusative plural)
Łotyszką (instrumental singular)
Łotyszkami (instrumental plural)
Łotyszce (locative singular)
Łotyszkach (locative plural)
Łotyszko (singular vocative)
Łotyszki (plural vocative)


Indonezyjczyk

pl-noun

Indonezyjczyk m pers (female equivalent Indonezyjka)

Indonezyjka (feminine)
Indonezyjczyk (nominative singular)
Indonezyjczycy (nominative plural)
Indonezyjczyki (derogatory nominative plural)
Indonezyjczyka (genitive singular)
Indonezyjczyków (genitive plural)
Indonezyjczykowi (dative singular)
Indonezyjczykom (dative plural)
Indonezyjczyka (accusative singular)
Indonezyjczyków (accusative plural)
Indonezyjczykiem (instrumental singular)
Indonezyjczykami (instrumental plural)
Indonezyjczyku (locative singular)
Indonezyjczykach (locative plural)
Indonezyjczyku (singular vocative)
Indonezyjczycy (plural vocative)


Islandczyk

Islandczyk m pers (female equivalent Islandka)

Islandka (feminine)
Islandczyk (nominative singular)
Islandczycy (nominative plural)
Islandczyka (genitive singular)
Islandczyków (genitive plural)
Islandczykowi (dative singular)
Islandczykom (dative plural)
Islandczyka (accusative singular)
Islandczyków (accusative plural)
Islandczykiem (instrumental singular)
Islandczykami (instrumental plural)
Islandczyku (locative singular)
Islandczykach (locative plural)
Islandczyku (singular vocative)
Islandczycy (plural vocative)


Emilian

pl-proper noun

Emilian m pers (female equivalent Emiliana)

Emiliana (feminine)
Emilian (nominative singular)
Emilianowie (nominative plural)
Emiliana (genitive singular)
Emilianów (genitive plural)
Emilianowi (dative singular)
Emilianom (dative plural)
Emiliana (accusative singular)
Emilianów (accusative plural)
Emilianem (instrumental singular)
Emilianami (instrumental plural)
Emilianie (locative singular)
Emilianach (locative plural)
Emilianie (singular vocative)
Emilianowie (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Latin Aemiliānus.

a male given name, equivalent to English Emilian


Zamora

Zamora (nominative singular)
Zamorowie (nominative plural)
Zamory (genitive singular)
Zamorów (genitive plural)
Zamorze (dative singular)
Zamorom (dative plural)
Zamorę (accusative singular)
Zamorów (accusative plural)
Zamorą (instrumental singular)
Zamorami (instrumental plural)
Zamorze (locative singular)
Zamorach (locative plural)
Zamoro (singular vocative)
Zamorowie (plural vocative)


Zamora

Zamora (nominative singular)
Zamory (nominative plural)
Zamory (genitive singular)
Zamor (genitive plural)
Zamorze (dative singular)
Zamorom (dative plural)
Zamorę (accusative singular)
Zamory (accusative plural)
Zamorą (instrumental singular)
Zamorami (instrumental plural)
Zamorze (locative singular)
Zamorach (locative plural)
Zamoro (singular vocative)
Zamory (plural vocative)


palestyński

pl-adj

palestyński (not comparable, no derived adverb)

palestyński (masculine nominative singular)
palestyńska (feminine nominative singular)
palestyńskie (neuter nominative singular)
palestyńscy (nominative plural virile)
palestyńskie (nominative plural)
palestyńskiego (genitive masculine singular)
palestyńskiej (feminine genitive singular)
palestyńskiego (genitive neuter singular)
palestyńskich (genitive plural)
palestyńskich (genitive plural virile)
palestyńskiemu (dative masculine singular)
palestyńskiej (dative feminine singular)
palestyńskiemu (dative neuter singular)
palestyńskim (dative plural)
palestyńskim (dative plural virile)
palestyńskiego (accusative animate masculine singular)
palestyński (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
palestyńską (accusative feminine singular)
palestyńskie (accusative neuter singular)
palestyńskich (accusative plural virile)
palestyńskie (accusative plural)
palestyńskim (instrumental masculine singular)
palestyńską (feminine instrumental singular)
palestyńskim (instrumental neuter singular)
palestyńskimi (instrumental plural)
palestyńskimi (instrumental plural virile)
palestyńskim (locative masculine singular)
palestyńskiej (feminine locative singular)
palestyńskim (locative neuter singular)
palestyńskich (locative plural)
palestyńskich (locative plural virile)


Palestyńczyk

Palestyńczyk (nominative singular)
Palestyńczycy (nominative plural)
Palestyńczyka (genitive singular)
Palestyńczyków (genitive plural)
Palestyńczykowi (dative singular)
Palestyńczykom (dative plural)
Palestyńczyka (accusative singular)
Palestyńczyków (accusative plural)
Palestyńczykiem (instrumental singular)
Palestyńczykami (instrumental plural)
Palestyńczyku (locative singular)
Palestyńczykach (locative plural)
Palestyńczyku (singular vocative)
Palestyńczycy (plural vocative)


Buk

Buk (nominative singular)
Bukowie (nominative plural)
Buka (genitive singular)
Buków (genitive plural)
Bukowi (dative singular)
Bukom (dative plural)
Buka (accusative singular)
Buków (accusative plural)
Bukiem (instrumental singular)
Bukami (instrumental plural)
Buku (locative singular)
Bukach (locative plural)
Buku (singular vocative)
Bukowie (plural vocative)


Szarlota

Szarlota (nominative singular)
Szarloty (nominative plural)
Szarloty (genitive singular)
Szarlot (genitive plural)
Szarlocie (dative singular)
Szarlotom (dative plural)
Szarlotę (accusative singular)
Szarloty (accusative plural)
Szarlotą (instrumental singular)
Szarlotami (instrumental plural)
Szarlocie (locative singular)
Szarlotach (locative plural)
Szarloto (singular vocative)
Szarloty (plural vocative)

a female given name from French, equivalent to English Charlotte


Goj

Goj (nominative singular)
Gojowie (nominative plural)
Goja (genitive singular)
Gojów (genitive plural)
Gojowi (dative singular)
Gojom (dative plural)
Goja (accusative singular)
Gojów (accusative plural)
Gojem (instrumental singular)
Gojami (instrumental plural)
Goju (locative singular)
Gojach (locative plural)
Goju (singular vocative)
Gojowie (plural vocative)


Chazar

pl-noun

Chazar m pers (female equivalent Chazarka)

Chazarka (feminine)
Chazar (nominative singular)
Chazarowie (nominative plural)
Chazara (genitive singular)
Chazarów (genitive plural)
Chazarowi (dative singular)
Chazarom (dative plural)
Chazara (accusative singular)
Chazarów (accusative plural)
Chazarem (instrumental singular)
Chazarami (instrumental plural)
Chazarze (locative singular)
Chazarach (locative plural)
Chazarze (singular vocative)
Chazarowie (plural vocative)

(historical) Khazar (one of the Khazars)


Opas

Opas (nominative singular)
Opasowie (nominative plural)
Opasa (genitive singular)
Opasów (genitive plural)
Opasowi (dative singular)
Opasom (dative plural)
Opasa (accusative singular)
Opasów (accusative plural)
Opasem (instrumental singular)
Opasami (instrumental plural)
Opasie (locative singular)
Opasach (locative plural)
Opasie (singular vocative)
Opasowie (plural vocative)


Klimas

Klimas (nominative singular)
Klimasowie (nominative plural)
Klimasa (genitive singular)
Klimasów (genitive plural)
Klimasowi (dative singular)
Klimasom (dative plural)
Klimasa (accusative singular)
Klimasów (accusative plural)
Klimasem (instrumental singular)
Klimasami (instrumental plural)
Klimasie (locative singular)
Klimasach (locative plural)
Klimasie (singular vocative)
Klimasowie (plural vocative)


Galas

Galas (nominative singular)
Galasowie (nominative plural)
Galasa (genitive singular)
Galasów (genitive plural)
Galasowi (dative singular)
Galasom (dative plural)
Galasa (accusative singular)
Galasów (accusative plural)
Galasem (instrumental singular)
Galasami (instrumental plural)
Galasie (locative singular)
Galasach (locative plural)
Galasie (singular vocative)
Galasowie (plural vocative)


Mirek

Mirek (nominative singular)
Mirkowie (nominative plural)
Mirka (genitive singular)
Mirków (genitive plural)
Mirkowi (dative singular)
Mirkom (dative plural)
Mirka (accusative singular)
Mirków (accusative plural)
Mirkiem (instrumental singular)
Mirkami (instrumental plural)
Mirku (locative singular)
Mirkach (locative plural)
Mirku (singular vocative)
Mirkowie (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the male given name Mirosław


Bloch

Bloch (nominative singular)
Blochowie (nominative plural)
Blocha (genitive singular)
Blochów (genitive plural)
Blochowi (dative singular)
Blochom (dative plural)
Blocha (accusative singular)
Blochów (accusative plural)
Blochem (instrumental singular)
Blochami (instrumental plural)
Blochu (locative singular)
Blochach (locative plural)
Blochu (singular vocative)
Blochowie (plural vocative)


Mania

Mańka (diminutive)
Mania (nominative singular)
Manie (nominative plural)
Mani (genitive singular)
Mań (genitive plural)
Mani (dative singular)
Maniom (dative plural)
Manię (accusative singular)
Manie (accusative plural)
Manią (instrumental singular)
Maniami (instrumental plural)
Mani (locative singular)
Maniach (locative plural)
Maniu (singular vocative)
Manie (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the female given name Maria


Giza

Giza (nominative singular)
Gizowie (nominative plural)
Gizy (genitive singular)
Gizów (genitive plural)
Gizie (dative singular)
Gizom (dative plural)
Gizę (accusative singular)
Gizów (accusative plural)
Gizą (instrumental singular)
Gizami (instrumental plural)
Gizie (locative singular)
Gizach (locative plural)
Gizo (singular vocative)
Gizowie (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German Giese or a variant of Giża with mazurzenie.


Giza

Giza (nominative singular)
Gizy (nominative plural)
Gizy (genitive singular)
Giz (genitive plural)
Gizie (dative singular)
Gizom (dative plural)
Gizę (accusative singular)
Gizy (accusative plural)
Gizą (instrumental singular)
Gizami (instrumental plural)
Gizie (locative singular)
Gizach (locative plural)
Gizo (singular vocative)
Gizy (plural vocative)


Bodys

Bodys (nominative singular)
Bodysowie (nominative plural)
Bodysa (genitive singular)
Bodysów (genitive plural)
Bodysowi (dative singular)
Bodysom (dative plural)
Bodysa (accusative singular)
Bodysów (accusative plural)
Bodysem (instrumental singular)
Bodysami (instrumental plural)
Bodysie (locative singular)
Bodysach (locative plural)
Bodysie (singular vocative)
Bodysowie (plural vocative)

From bóść (“to ram”). Alternatively, from personal names such as Bodzisław or Bogdan.


Such

Such (nominative singular)
Suchowie (nominative plural)
Sucha (genitive singular)
Suchów (genitive plural)
Suchowi (dative singular)
Suchom (dative plural)
Sucha (accusative singular)
Suchów (accusative plural)
Suchem (instrumental singular)
Suchami (instrumental plural)
Suchu (locative singular)
Suchach (locative plural)
Suchu (singular vocative)
Suchowie (plural vocative)


Werden

Werden (nominative singular)
Werdenowie (nominative plural)
Werdena (genitive singular)
Werdenów (genitive plural)
Werdenowi (dative singular)
Werdenom (dative plural)
Werdena (accusative singular)
Werdenów (accusative plural)
Werdenem (instrumental singular)
Werdenami (instrumental plural)
Werdenie (locative singular)
Werdenach (locative plural)
Werdenie (singular vocative)
Werdenowie (plural vocative)


ugryjski

pl-adj

ugryjski (not comparable, no derived adverb)

ugryjski (masculine nominative singular)
ugryjska (feminine nominative singular)
ugryjskie (neuter nominative singular)
ugryjscy (nominative plural virile)
ugryjskie (nominative plural)
ugryjskiego (genitive masculine singular)
ugryjskiej (feminine genitive singular)
ugryjskiego (genitive neuter singular)
ugryjskich (genitive plural)
ugryjskich (genitive plural virile)
ugryjskiemu (dative masculine singular)
ugryjsku (archaic dative masculine singular)
ugryjskiej (dative feminine singular)
ugryjskiemu (dative neuter singular)
ugryjsku (archaic dative neuter singular)
ugryjskim (dative plural)
ugryjskim (dative plural virile)
ugryjskiego (accusative animate masculine singular)
ugryjski (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
ugryjską (accusative feminine singular)
ugryjskie (accusative neuter singular)
ugryjskich (accusative plural virile)
ugryjskie (accusative plural)
ugryjskim (instrumental masculine singular)
ugryjską (feminine instrumental singular)
ugryjskim (instrumental neuter singular)
ugryjskimi (instrumental plural)
ugryjskimi (instrumental plural virile)
ugryjskim (locative masculine singular)
ugryjskiej (feminine locative singular)
ugryjskim (locative neuter singular)
ugryjskich (locative plural)
ugryjskich (locative plural virile)

(relational) Ugric (pertaining to the Ugric peoples or their languages)


Pola

Pola (nominative singular)
Pole (nominative plural)
Poli (genitive singular)
Pol (genitive plural)
Poli (dative singular)
Polom (dative plural)
Polę (accusative singular)
Pole (accusative plural)
Polą (instrumental singular)
Polami (instrumental plural)
Poli (locative singular)
Polach (locative plural)
Polu (singular vocative)
Pole (plural vocative)


konstantynopolitańczyk

pl-noun

konstantynopolitańczyk m pers (female equivalent konstantynopolitanka)

konstantynopolitanka (feminine)
konstantynopolitańczyk (nominative singular)
konstantynopolitańczycy (nominative plural)
konstantynopolitańczyki (derogatory nominative plural)
konstantynopolitańczyka (genitive singular)
konstantynopolitańczyków (genitive plural)
konstantynopolitańczykowi (dative singular)
konstantynopolitańczykom (dative plural)
konstantynopolitańczyka (accusative singular)
konstantynopolitańczyków (accusative plural)
konstantynopolitańczykiem (instrumental singular)
konstantynopolitańczykami (instrumental plural)
konstantynopolitańczyku (locative singular)
konstantynopolitańczykach (locative plural)
konstantynopolitańczyku (singular vocative)
konstantynopolitańczycy (plural vocative)

(historical) Constantinopolitan (inhabitant of Constantinople)


Habakuk

Habakuk (nominative singular)
Habakukowie (nominative plural)
Habakuka (genitive singular)
Habakuków (genitive plural)
Habakukowi (dative singular)
Habakukom (dative plural)
Habakuka (accusative singular)
Habakuków (accusative plural)
Habakukiem (instrumental singular)
Habakukami (instrumental plural)
Habakuku (locative singular)
Habakukach (locative plural)
Habakuku (singular vocative)
Habakukowie (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Biblical Hebrew חֲבַקּוּק (Ḥăḇaqqūq). The name perhaps comes from חָבַק (Ḥāḇaq, “embrace”), or perhaps from Akkadian 𒄩𒄠𒁀𒄣𒄣 (Ḫambaqūqu [Ḫa-am-ba-qu-qu], “garden herb”).

der

(rare) a male given name, equivalent to English Habakkuk


Kotus

Kotus (nominative singular)
Kotusowie (nominative plural)
Kotusa (genitive singular)
Kotusów (genitive plural)
Kotusowi (dative singular)
Kotusom (dative plural)
Kotusa (accusative singular)
Kotusów (accusative plural)
Kotusem (instrumental singular)
Kotusami (instrumental plural)
Kotusie (locative singular)
Kotusach (locative plural)
Kotusie (singular vocative)
Kotusowie (plural vocative)


Wiśniewska

pl-proper noun

Wiśniewska f (male equivalent Wiśniewski)

Wiśniewski (masculine)
Wiśniewska (nominative singular)
Wiśniewskie (nominative plural)
Wiśniewskiej (genitive singular)
Wiśniewskich (genitive plural)
Wiśniewskiej (dative singular)
Wiśniewskim (dative plural)
Wiśniewską (accusative singular)
Wiśniewskie (accusative plural)
Wiśniewską (instrumental singular)
Wiśniewskimi (instrumental plural)
Wiśniewskiej (locative singular)
Wiśniewskich (locative plural)
Wiśniewska (singular vocative)
Wiśniewskie (plural vocative)

→ English: Wisniewska

From Wiśniewo, Wiśniew, or Wiśniewa + -ska (surname-forming suffix). Place names from wiśnia (“cherry”).


bałtosłowiański

pl-adj

bałtosłowiański (not comparable, derived adverb bałtosłowiańsko, abbreviation bsł.)

bsł. (abbreviation)
bałtosłowiański (masculine nominative singular)
bałtosłowiańska (feminine nominative singular)
bałtosłowiańskie (neuter nominative singular)
bałtosłowiańscy (nominative plural virile)
bałtosłowiańskie (nominative plural)
bałtosłowiańskiego (genitive masculine singular)
bałtosłowiańskiej (feminine genitive singular)
bałtosłowiańskiego (genitive neuter singular)
bałtosłowiańskich (genitive plural)
bałtosłowiańskich (genitive plural virile)
bałtosłowiańskiemu (dative masculine singular)
bałtosłowiańskiej (dative feminine singular)
bałtosłowiańskiemu (dative neuter singular)
bałtosłowiańskim (dative plural)
bałtosłowiańskim (dative plural virile)
bałtosłowiańskiego (accusative animate masculine singular)
bałtosłowiański (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
bałtosłowiańską (accusative feminine singular)
bałtosłowiańskie (accusative neuter singular)
bałtosłowiańskich (accusative plural virile)
bałtosłowiańskie (accusative plural)
bałtosłowiańskim (instrumental masculine singular)
bałtosłowiańską (feminine instrumental singular)
bałtosłowiańskim (instrumental neuter singular)
bałtosłowiańskimi (instrumental plural)
bałtosłowiańskimi (instrumental plural virile)
bałtosłowiańskim (locative masculine singular)
bałtosłowiańskiej (feminine locative singular)
bałtosłowiańskim (locative neuter singular)
bałtosłowiańskich (locative plural)
bałtosłowiańskich (locative plural virile)


staroruski

staroruski (not comparable, no derived adverb, abbreviation strus.)

strus. (abbreviation)
staroruski (masculine nominative singular)
staroruska (feminine nominative singular)
staroruskie (neuter nominative singular)
staroruscy (nominative plural virile)
staroruskie (nominative plural)
staroruskiego (genitive masculine singular)
staroruskiej (feminine genitive singular)
staroruskiego (genitive neuter singular)
staroruskich (genitive plural)
staroruskich (genitive plural virile)
staroruskiemu (dative masculine singular)
starorusku (archaic dative masculine singular)
staroruskiej (dative feminine singular)
staroruskiemu (dative neuter singular)
starorusku (archaic dative neuter singular)
staroruskim (dative plural)
staroruskim (dative plural virile)
staroruskiego (accusative animate masculine singular)
staroruski (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
staroruską (accusative feminine singular)
staroruskie (accusative neuter singular)
staroruskich (accusative plural virile)
staroruskie (accusative plural)
staroruskim (instrumental masculine singular)
staroruską (feminine instrumental singular)
staroruskim (instrumental neuter singular)
staroruskimi (instrumental plural)
staroruskimi (instrumental plural virile)
staroruskim (locative masculine singular)
staroruskiej (feminine locative singular)
staroruskim (locative neuter singular)
staroruskich (locative plural)
staroruskich (locative plural virile)

From staro- + ruski, literally “Old Ruthenian”.


staroruski

pl-noun

staroruski m inan (abbreviation star. rus.)


Kubuś

Kubuś (nominative singular)
Kubusiowie (nominative plural)
Kubusie (nominative plural)
Kubusia (genitive singular)
Kubusiów (genitive plural)
Kubusiowi (dative singular)
Kubusiom (dative plural)
Kubusia (accusative singular)
Kubusiów (accusative plural)
Kubusiem (instrumental singular)
Kubusiami (instrumental plural)
Kubusiu (locative singular)
Kubusiach (locative plural)
Kubusiu (singular vocative)
Kubusiowie (plural vocative)
Kubusie (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the male given name Kuba


Rusek

Rusek (nominative singular)
Ruskowie (nominative plural)
Ruski (derogatory nominative plural)
Ruska (genitive singular)
Rusków (genitive plural)
Ruskowi (dative singular)
Ruskom (dative plural)
Ruska (accusative singular)
Rusków (accusative plural)
Ruskiem (instrumental singular)
Ruskami (instrumental plural)
Rusku (locative singular)
Ruskach (locative plural)
Rusku (singular vocative)
Ruskowie (plural vocative)


Angol

Angol (nominative singular)
Angole (nominative plural)
Angola (genitive singular)
Angoli (genitive plural)
Angolów (genitive plural)
Angolowi (dative singular)
Angolom (dative plural)
Angola (accusative singular)
Angoli (accusative plural)
Angolów (accusative plural)
Angolem (instrumental singular)
Angolami (instrumental plural)
Angolu (locative singular)
Angolach (locative plural)
Angolu (singular vocative)
Angole (plural vocative)

(colloquial, mildly derogatory, ethnic slur) Englishman


Koper

Koper (nominative singular)
Koperowie (nominative plural)
Koprowie (nominative plural)
Kopera (genitive singular)
Kopra (genitive singular)
Koperów (genitive plural)
Koprów (genitive plural)
Koperowi (dative singular)
Koprowi (dative singular)
Koperom (dative plural)
Koprom (dative plural)
Kopera (accusative singular)
Kopra (accusative singular)
Koperów (accusative plural)
Koprów (accusative plural)
Koperem (instrumental singular)
Koprem (instrumental singular)
Koperami (instrumental plural)
Koprami (instrumental plural)
Koperze (locative singular)
Koprze (locative singular)
Koperach (locative plural)
Koprach (locative plural)
Koperze (singular vocative)
Koprze (singular vocative)
Koperowie (plural vocative)
Koprowie (plural vocative)


Hela

Hela (nominative singular)
Hele (nominative plural)
Heli (genitive singular)
Hel (genitive plural)
Heli (dative singular)
Helom (dative plural)
Helę (accusative singular)
Hele (accusative plural)
Helą (instrumental singular)
Helami (instrumental plural)
Heli (locative singular)
Helach (locative plural)
Helu (singular vocative)
Hele (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the female given name Helena


mauzoleum

mauzoleum (nominative singular)
mauzolea (nominative plural)
mauzoleum (genitive singular)
mauzoleów (genitive plural)
mauzoleum (dative singular)
mauzoleom (dative plural)
mauzoleum (accusative singular)
mauzolea (accusative plural)
mauzoleum (instrumental singular)
mauzoleami (instrumental plural)
mauzoleum (locative singular)
mauzoleach (locative plural)
mauzoleum (singular vocative)
mauzolea (plural vocative)

mausoleum (large stately tomb or a building housing such a tomb or several tombs)


angielszczyzna

angielszczyzna (nominative singular)
angielszczyzny (genitive singular)
angielszczyźnie (dative singular)
angielszczyznę (accusative singular)
angielszczyzną (instrumental singular)
angielszczyźnie (locative singular)
angielszczyzno (singular vocative)


spartiata

spartiata (nominative singular)
spartiaci (nominative plural)
spartiaty (derogatory nominative plural)
spartiaty (genitive singular)
spartiatów (genitive plural)
spartiacie (dative singular)
spartiatom (dative plural)
spartiatę (accusative singular)
spartiatów (accusative plural)
spartiatą (instrumental singular)
spartiatami (instrumental plural)
spartiacie (locative singular)
spartiatach (locative plural)
spartiato (singular vocative)
spartiaci (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Latin Spartiātēs.

(historical) Spartiate (full citizen of ancient Sparta)


libański

pl-adj

libański (not comparable, no derived adverb)

libański (masculine nominative singular)
libańska (feminine nominative singular)
libańskie (neuter nominative singular)
libańscy (nominative plural virile)
libańskie (nominative plural)
libańskiego (genitive masculine singular)
libańskiej (feminine genitive singular)
libańskiego (genitive neuter singular)
libańskich (genitive plural)
libańskich (genitive plural virile)
libańskiemu (dative masculine singular)
libańsku (archaic dative masculine singular)
libańskiej (dative feminine singular)
libańskiemu (dative neuter singular)
libańsku (archaic dative neuter singular)
libańskim (dative plural)
libańskim (dative plural virile)
libańskiego (accusative animate masculine singular)
libański (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
libańską (accusative feminine singular)
libańskie (accusative neuter singular)
libańskich (accusative plural virile)
libańskie (accusative plural)
libańskim (instrumental masculine singular)
libańską (feminine instrumental singular)
libańskim (instrumental neuter singular)
libańskimi (instrumental plural)
libańskimi (instrumental plural virile)
libańskim (locative masculine singular)
libańskiej (feminine locative singular)
libańskim (locative neuter singular)
libańskich (locative plural)
libańskich (locative plural virile)

From Liban (“Lebanon”) + -ski (adjective-forming suffix).


Dej

Dej (nominative singular)
Dejowie (nominative plural)
Deja (genitive singular)
Dejów (genitive plural)
Dejowi (dative singular)
Dejom (dative plural)
Deja (accusative singular)
Dejów (accusative plural)
Dejem (instrumental singular)
Dejami (instrumental plural)
Deju (locative singular)
Dejach (locative plural)
Deju (singular vocative)
Dejowie (plural vocative)


Jagoda

Jagódka (diminutive)
Jagoda (nominative singular)
Jagody (nominative plural)
Jagody (genitive singular)
Jagód (genitive plural)
Jagodzie (dative singular)
Jagodom (dative plural)
Jagodę (accusative singular)
Jagody (accusative plural)
Jagodą (instrumental singular)
Jagodami (instrumental plural)
Jagodzie (locative singular)
Jagodach (locative plural)
Jagodo (singular vocative)
Jagody (plural vocative)


Jagoda

Jagoda (nominative singular)
Jagodowie (nominative plural)
Jagody (genitive singular)
Jagodów (genitive plural)
Jagodzie (dative singular)
Jagodom (dative plural)
Jagodę (accusative singular)
Jagodów (accusative plural)
Jagodą (instrumental singular)
Jagodami (instrumental plural)
Jagodzie (locative singular)
Jagodach (locative plural)
Jagodo (singular vocative)
Jagodowie (plural vocative)


Jagoda

Jagoda (nominative singular)
Jagody (nominative plural)
Jagody (genitive singular)
Jagód (genitive plural)
Jagodzie (dative singular)
Jagodom (dative plural)
Jagodę (accusative singular)
Jagody (accusative plural)
Jagodą (instrumental singular)
Jagodami (instrumental plural)
Jagodzie (locative singular)
Jagodach (locative plural)
Jagodo (singular vocative)
Jagody (plural vocative)


Riedel

Riedel (nominative singular)
Riedlowie (nominative plural)
Riedla (genitive singular)
Riedlów (genitive plural)
Riedlowi (dative singular)
Riedlom (dative plural)
Riedla (accusative singular)
Riedlów (accusative plural)
Riedlem (instrumental singular)
Riedlami (instrumental plural)
Riedlu (locative singular)
Riedlach (locative plural)
Riedlu (singular vocative)
Riedlowie (plural vocative)


Borys

Borys (nominative singular)
Borysowie (nominative plural)
Borysa (genitive singular)
Borysów (genitive plural)
Borysowi (dative singular)
Borysom (dative plural)
Borysa (accusative singular)
Borysów (accusative plural)
Borysem (instrumental singular)
Borysami (instrumental plural)
Borysie (locative singular)
Borysach (locative plural)
Borysie (singular vocative)
Borysowie (plural vocative)


Kaczyński

pl-prop

Kaczyński m pers (female equivalent Kaczyńska)

Kaczyńska (feminine)
Kaczyński (nominative singular)
Kaczyńscy (nominative plural)
Kaczyńskiego (genitive singular)
Kaczyńskich (genitive plural)
Kaczyńskiemu (dative singular)
Kaczyńskim (dative plural)
Kaczyńskiego (accusative singular)
Kaczyńskich (accusative plural)
Kaczyńskim (instrumental singular)
Kaczyńskimi (instrumental plural)
Kaczyńskim (locative singular)
Kaczyńskich (locative plural)
Kaczyński (singular vocative)
Kaczyńscy (plural vocative)


Hus

Hus (nominative singular)
Husowie (nominative plural)
Husa (genitive singular)
Husów (genitive plural)
Husowi (dative singular)
Husom (dative plural)
Husa (accusative singular)
Husów (accusative plural)
Husem (instrumental singular)
Husami (instrumental plural)
Husie (locative singular)
Husach (locative plural)
Husie (singular vocative)
Husowie (plural vocative)


Brak

Brak (nominative singular)
Brakowie (nominative plural)
Braka (genitive singular)
Braków (genitive plural)
Brakowi (dative singular)
Brakom (dative plural)
Braka (accusative singular)
Braków (accusative plural)
Brakiem (instrumental singular)
Brakami (instrumental plural)
Braku (locative singular)
Brakach (locative plural)
Braku (singular vocative)
Brakowie (plural vocative)


Sak

Sak (nominative singular)
Sakowie (nominative plural)
Saka (genitive singular)
Saków (genitive plural)
Sakowi (dative singular)
Sakom (dative plural)
Saka (accusative singular)
Saków (accusative plural)
Sakiem (instrumental singular)
Sakami (instrumental plural)
Saku (locative singular)
Sakach (locative plural)
Saku (singular vocative)
Sakowie (plural vocative)


Południowoafrykańczyk

pl-noun

Południowoafrykańczyk m pers (female equivalent Południowoafrykanka)

Południowoafrykanka (feminine)
Południowoafrykańczyk (nominative singular)
Południowoafrykańczycy (nominative plural)
Południowoafrykańczyki (derogatory nominative plural)
Południowoafrykańczyka (genitive singular)
Południowoafrykańczyków (genitive plural)
Południowoafrykańczykowi (dative singular)
Południowoafrykańczykom (dative plural)
Południowoafrykańczyka (accusative singular)
Południowoafrykańczyków (accusative plural)
Południowoafrykańczykiem (instrumental singular)
Południowoafrykańczykami (instrumental plural)
Południowoafrykańczyku (locative singular)
Południowoafrykańczykach (locative plural)
Południowoafrykańczyku (singular vocative)
Południowoafrykańczycy (plural vocative)


Racka

Racki (masculine)
Racka (nominative singular)
Rackie (nominative plural)
Rackiej (genitive singular)
Rackich (genitive plural)
Rackiej (dative singular)
Rackim (dative plural)
Racką (accusative singular)
Rackie (accusative plural)
Racką (instrumental singular)
Rackimi (instrumental plural)
Rackiej (locative singular)
Rackich (locative plural)
Racka (singular vocative)
Rackie (plural vocative)


Wyspiarz

Wyspiarz (nominative singular)
Wyspiarze (nominative plural)
Wyspiarza (genitive singular)
Wyspiarzy (genitive plural)
Wyspiarzowi (dative singular)
Wyspiarzom (dative plural)
Wyspiarza (accusative singular)
Wyspiarzy (accusative plural)
Wyspiarzem (instrumental singular)
Wyspiarzami (instrumental plural)
Wyspiarzu (locative singular)
Wyspiarzach (locative plural)
Wyspiarzu (singular vocative)
Wyspiarze (plural vocative)


Zuzia

Zuzia (nominative singular)
Zuzie (nominative plural)
Zuzi (genitive singular)
Zuź (genitive plural)
Zuzi (dative singular)
Zuziom (dative plural)
Zuzię (accusative singular)
Zuzie (accusative plural)
Zuzią (instrumental singular)
Zuziami (instrumental plural)
Zuzi (locative singular)
Zuziach (locative plural)
Zuziu (singular vocative)
Zuzie (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the female given name Zuzanna


Bożenka

Bożenka (nominative singular)
Bożenki (nominative plural)
Bożenki (genitive singular)
Bożenek (genitive plural)
Bożence (dative singular)
Bożenkom (dative plural)
Bożenkę (accusative singular)
Bożenki (accusative plural)
Bożenką (instrumental singular)
Bożenkami (instrumental plural)
Bożence (locative singular)
Bożenkach (locative plural)
Bożenko (singular vocative)
Bożenki (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the female given name Bożena


Stasia

pl-prop

Stasia f (male equivalent Staś or Stasio)

Staś (masculine)
Stasio (masculine)
Stasia (nominative singular)
Stasie (nominative plural)
Stasi (genitive singular)
Staś (genitive plural)
Stasi (dative singular)
Stasiom (dative plural)
Stasię (accusative singular)
Stasie (accusative plural)
Stasią (instrumental singular)
Stasiami (instrumental plural)
Stasi (locative singular)
Stasiach (locative plural)
Stasiu (singular vocative)
Stasie (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the female given name Stanisława


Róża

Róża (nominative singular)
Róże (nominative plural)
Róży (genitive singular)
Róż (genitive plural)
Róży (dative singular)
Różom (dative plural)
Różę (accusative singular)
Róże (accusative plural)
Różą (instrumental singular)
Różami (instrumental plural)
Róży (locative singular)
Różach (locative plural)
Różo (singular vocative)
Róże (plural vocative)

(countable) a female given name from Latin, equivalent to English Rose


Nagy

Nagy (nominative singular)
Nagyowie (nominative plural)
Nagya (genitive singular)
Nagyów (genitive plural)
Nagyowi (dative singular)
Nagyom (dative plural)
Nagya (accusative singular)
Nagyów (accusative plural)
Nagyem (instrumental singular)
Nagyami (instrumental plural)
Nagyu (locative singular)
Nagyach (locative plural)
Nagyu (singular vocative)
Nagyowie (plural vocative)

Unadapted borrowing from Hungarian Nagy.


Mordor

Mordor (nominative singular)
Mordoru (genitive singular)
Mordorowi (dative singular)
Mordor (accusative singular)
Mordorem (instrumental singular)
Mordorze (locative singular)
Mordorze (singular vocative)

J. R. R. Tolkien
Middle-earth
Mordor
Sauron

From Mordor, a bleak realm ruled by the dark lord Sauron, in J. R. R. Tolkien's fictional Middle-earth.

Do dzielnicy biurowców na warszawskim Służewcu przylgnęło określenie „Mordor” – jako biznesową, nieco odhumanizowaną i wiecznie zakorkowaną część miasta, która pustoszeje po zmroku. Pierwszym biurowcem, który zbudowano w przyszłej dzielnicy biznesowej, był biurowiec Curtis Plaza. Budynek, który powstał na początku lat 90. i w pewnym momencie stał się symbolem rozwoju gospodarczego i sukcesu Warszawy, niebawem zniknie z pejzażu miasta. Taką decyzję podjął jego nowy właściciel.

2024 March 13, Izabela Popko, “Był symbolem „Mordoru” w Warszawie. Słynny biurowiec zostanie wyburzony”, in rp.pl, archived from the original on 2024-09-09:

The name “Mordor” has become associated with the office district within the neighborhoods of Warsaw's Służewiec, as it is a somewhat dehumanized and perpetually congested business part of the city that empties out after dark. The first office building to be built in the future business district was the Curtis Plaza office building. The building, which was built in the early 1990s and at one point became a symbol of Warsaw's economic development and success, will soon disappear from the city's landscape. This is the decision of its new owner.

Obecnie Mordor staje się coraz bardziej przyjaznym miejscem. Powstają nowe osiedla bloków, a zarządcy przestrzeni kładą coraz większy nacisk na rozwój terenów zielonych. W związku z tym przebudowywane są też ulice. Obecnie w Mordorze powstają nowe odcinki lokalnych dróg. Zgodnie z początkowymi pomysłami, miały nazywać się: Pirytowa i Tytanowa, jednak stołeczni radni zdecydowali, że ulice mają nawiązywać do Mordoru. W efekcie otrzymają nazwy: „Tolkiena” i „Gandalfa”.

2022 June 12, Marta Trepczyńska, “Ulice na warszawskim Mordorze będą miały nazwy z Tolkiena”, in noizz.pl, archived from the original on 2024-09-09:

Today, Mordor is becoming an increasingly friendly place. New housing estates of blocks of flats are being built and the space managers are putting more and more emphasis on the development of green areas. As a result, streets are also being redeveloped. New sections of local roads are currently being built in Mordor. According to initial ideas, they were to be named “Pirytowa Street” and “Tytanowa Street”, but the capital's councillors decided that the streets should refer to Mordor. As a result, they will be given the names “Tolkiena Street” and “Gandalfa Street”.

(derogatory, humorous, slang) informal name for the area in the city of Warsaw, Poland, located within the neighborhoods of Służewiec and western Ksawerów in the district of Mokotów, mostly composed of office buildings, including the headquarters of branches of many multinational corporations


Michalina

Michalina f (male equivalent Michał, diminutive Misia)

Michał (masculine)
Misia (diminutive)
Michalina (nominative singular)
Michaliny (nominative plural)
Michaliny (genitive singular)
Michalin (genitive plural)
Michalinie (dative singular)
Michalinom (dative plural)
Michalinę (accusative singular)
Michaliny (accusative plural)
Michaliną (instrumental singular)
Michalinami (instrumental plural)
Michalinie (locative singular)
Michalinach (locative plural)
Michalino (singular vocative)
Michaliny (plural vocative)

a female given name, equivalent to English Michaela


Szulc

Szulc (nominative singular)
Szulcowie (nominative plural)
Szulca (genitive singular)
Szulców (genitive plural)
Szulcowi (dative singular)
Szulcom (dative plural)
Szulca (accusative singular)
Szulców (accusative plural)
Szulcem (instrumental singular)
Szulcami (instrumental plural)
Szulcu (locative singular)
Szulcach (locative plural)
Szulcu (singular vocative)
Szulcowie (plural vocative)


dzeta

dzeta (nominative singular)
dzety (nominative plural)
dzety (genitive singular)
dzet (genitive plural)
dzecie (dative singular)
dzetom (dative plural)
dzetę (accusative singular)
dzety (accusative plural)
dzetą (instrumental singular)
dzetami (instrumental plural)
dzecie (locative singular)
dzetach (locative plural)
dzeto (singular vocative)
dzety (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Ancient Greek ζῆτα (zêta), from Phoenician 𐤆 (z /zayin/). Doublet of zet.


Graal

Graal (nominative singular)
Graala (genitive singular)
Graalowi (dative singular)
Graal (accusative singular)
Graalem (instrumental singular)
Graalu (locative singular)
Graalu (singular vocative)

Ultimately from Medieval Latin gradālis.

(Arthurian legend, Christianity) Holy Grail (artifact in Christian mythology)


Żaneta

Żanetka (diminutive)
Żaneta (nominative singular)
Żanety (nominative plural)
Żanety (genitive singular)
Żanet (genitive plural)
Żanecie (dative singular)
Żanetom (dative plural)
Żanetę (accusative singular)
Żanety (accusative plural)
Żanetą (instrumental singular)
Żanetami (instrumental plural)
Żanecie (locative singular)
Żanetach (locative plural)
Żaneto (singular vocative)
Żanety (plural vocative)

a female given name from French, equivalent to English Jeannette


Baluch

Baluch (nominative singular)
Baluchowie (nominative plural)
Balucha (genitive singular)
Baluchów (genitive plural)
Baluchowi (dative singular)
Baluchom (dative plural)
Balucha (accusative singular)
Baluchów (accusative plural)
Baluchem (instrumental singular)
Baluchami (instrumental plural)
Baluchu (locative singular)
Baluchach (locative plural)
Baluchu (singular vocative)
Baluchowie (plural vocative)


po polsku

Mówisz po polsku?

Czy mówi pan po polsku?

Czy mówi pani po polsku?

Do you speak Polish? (formal, to female)

Nie mówię po polsku.


biało-czerwony

pl-adj

biało-czerwony (not comparable, no derived adverb)

biało-czerwony (masculine nominative singular)
biało-czerwona (feminine nominative singular)
biało-czerwone (neuter nominative singular)
biało-czerwoni (nominative plural virile)
biało-czerwone (nominative plural)
biało-czerwonego (genitive masculine singular)
biało-czerwonej (feminine genitive singular)
biało-czerwonego (genitive neuter singular)
biało-czerwonych (genitive plural)
biało-czerwonych (genitive plural virile)
biało-czerwonemu (dative masculine singular)
biało-czerwonej (dative feminine singular)
biało-czerwonemu (dative neuter singular)
biało-czerwonym (dative plural)
biało-czerwonym (dative plural virile)
biało-czerwonego (accusative animate masculine singular)
biało-czerwony (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
biało-czerwoną (accusative feminine singular)
biało-czerwone (accusative neuter singular)
biało-czerwonych (accusative plural virile)
biało-czerwone (accusative plural)
biało-czerwonym (instrumental masculine singular)
biało-czerwoną (feminine instrumental singular)
biało-czerwonym (instrumental neuter singular)
biało-czerwonymi (instrumental plural)
biało-czerwonymi (instrumental plural virile)
biało-czerwonym (locative masculine singular)
biało-czerwonej (feminine locative singular)
biało-czerwonym (locative neuter singular)
biało-czerwonych (locative plural)
biało-czerwonych (locative plural virile)

Dajmy sobie szansę — głosujmy na najlepszych, oddajmy swój głos na kandydatów Samoobrony RP. Wybieramy biało-czerwonych!

2005, Inka Słodkowska, Magdalena Dołbakowska, Eurowybory 2004: kandydaci i programy, page 54:

Let's give ourselves a change - let's vote for the best, let's cast our vote for the Samoobra RP candidates. We choose the Polish (candidates)!

Drugi występ reprezentacji Polski na mistrzostwach Europy zakończył się wygraną biało-czerwonych.

2008, Janusz Porycki, Olsztyn - Sport 2007-2008, →ISBN, page 72:

The second performance of Polish representation at the European championship ended with victory for the Polish team.

Po pierwsze, z przyczyn czysto sportowych – nigdy mecz Polska – Niemcy (RFN) nie kończył się zwycięstwem biało-czerwonych.

2011, Łukasz Rogowski, Społeczne zmagania ze sportem, →ISBN, page 90:

First of all, for purely sports-related reasons, a Poland - German match has never ended in victory for the Polish team.

(metonymically, chiefly in the plural, sports) Polish


Pepik

Pepiczek (diminutive)
Pepik (nominative singular)
Pepiki (nominative plural)
Pepika (genitive singular)
Pepików (genitive plural)
Pepikowi (dative singular)
Pepikom (dative plural)
Pepika (accusative singular)
Pepików (accusative plural)
Pepikiem (instrumental singular)
Pepikami (instrumental plural)
Pepiku (locative singular)
Pepikach (locative plural)
Pepiku (singular vocative)
Pepiki (plural vocative)

From the Czech given name Pepík, diminutive of Josef.

Przebiegłe Pepiki mogą rozszarpać wnukom spadek po dziadku, a ten przyszywany dziadek karczmę żydowską sobie upodobał i ani myśli wracać.

1982, Roman Turek, Ostatnia Karczma, Ludowa Spółdzielnia Wydawnicza, →ISBN, page 142:

The sly Czechs can bother their grandkids for their grandparents' inheritance, and this sewed on favored a Jewish tavern and doesn't even think about coming back

Wyśmiewamy braci Czechów, owych anegdotkowych Pepików, zgrywamy się na jakąś nie umotywowaną wyższość, zarzucamy ich etycznymi inkryminacjami, że nie wydobywali z pochew tylekroć szabelek, jak my, […]

1993, Tadeusz Chrzanowski, “Obraz brata Czecha w sercu brata Lecha”, in Więź, page 122:

We deride our Czech brothers, these anecdotes of them, we pretend like we so much better, we accuse them of ethnic incrimination, that they didn't get out of the pits as many times as we […]

Wygolony byczek z NPD, podpalający dom tureckich emigrantów czy tropiący „polskie świnie” na parkingach we wschodnich landach, to lustrzane odbicie naszego „prawdziwego Polaka”, nienawidzącego Szkopów, Ruskich i Pepików, a słowo „Jude” traktującego jak najgorszy epitet.

2001, Andrzej Zaorski, “Prawdziwy Polak”, in Wprost:

A shaven little bull from NPD that sets Turkish emigrants houses on fire or stalking "Polish p igs" in parking lots in eastern lands, that's a mirror image of our "true Pole", one who hates Krauts, Ruskies, and Czechs, and the word "Jude" is treated as the worst epithet.

Pamiętamy na przykład, jak niewielu ludzi potępiło w 1968 roku inwazję na Czechosłowację, a ilu zacierało ręce, że „Pepiki dostali w skórę”.

2001, Krzysztof Pomian, Jerzy Giedroyc: redaktor, polityk, człowiek, Wydawn. Uniwersytetu Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej, →ISBN:

We remember, for example, how few poeple censored the invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968, and how many rubbed their hands that the Czechs we're finally getting screwed.

(colloquial, often derogatory or dialectal, ethnic slur) Czech person


asturyjski

asturyjski (not comparable, no derived adverb)

asturyjski (masculine nominative singular)
asturyjska (feminine nominative singular)
asturyjskie (neuter nominative singular)
asturyjscy (nominative plural virile)
asturyjskie (nominative plural)
asturyjskiego (genitive masculine singular)
asturyjskiej (feminine genitive singular)
asturyjskiego (genitive neuter singular)
asturyjskich (genitive plural)
asturyjskich (genitive plural virile)
asturyjskiemu (dative masculine singular)
asturyjsku (archaic dative masculine singular)
asturyjskiej (dative feminine singular)
asturyjskiemu (dative neuter singular)
asturyjsku (archaic dative neuter singular)
asturyjskim (dative plural)
asturyjskim (dative plural virile)
asturyjskiego (accusative animate masculine singular)
asturyjski (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
asturyjską (accusative feminine singular)
asturyjskie (accusative neuter singular)
asturyjskich (accusative plural virile)
asturyjskie (accusative plural)
asturyjskim (instrumental masculine singular)
asturyjską (feminine instrumental singular)
asturyjskim (instrumental neuter singular)
asturyjskimi (instrumental plural)
asturyjskimi (instrumental plural virile)
asturyjskim (locative masculine singular)
asturyjskiej (feminine locative singular)
asturyjskim (locative neuter singular)
asturyjskich (locative plural)
asturyjskich (locative plural virile)

(relational) Asturian, of Asturias (of or pertaining to Asturias in Spain)


asturyjski

asturyjski (nominative singular)
asturyjskiego (genitive singular)
asturyjskiemu (dative singular)
asturyjski (accusative singular)
asturyjskim (instrumental singular)
asturyjskim (locative singular)
asturyjski (singular vocative)


hongkoński

hongkoński (not comparable, no derived adverb)

hongkoński (masculine nominative singular)
hongkońska (feminine nominative singular)
hongkońskie (neuter nominative singular)
hongkońscy (nominative plural virile)
hongkońskie (nominative plural)
hongkońskiego (genitive masculine singular)
hongkońskiej (feminine genitive singular)
hongkońskiego (genitive neuter singular)
hongkońskich (genitive plural)
hongkońskich (genitive plural virile)
hongkońskiemu (dative masculine singular)
hongkońskiej (dative feminine singular)
hongkońskiemu (dative neuter singular)
hongkońskim (dative plural)
hongkońskim (dative plural virile)
hongkońskiego (accusative animate masculine singular)
hongkoński (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
hongkońską (accusative feminine singular)
hongkońskie (accusative neuter singular)
hongkońskich (accusative plural virile)
hongkońskie (accusative plural)
hongkońskim (instrumental masculine singular)
hongkońską (feminine instrumental singular)
hongkońskim (instrumental neuter singular)
hongkońskimi (instrumental plural)
hongkońskimi (instrumental plural virile)
hongkońskim (locative masculine singular)
hongkońskiej (feminine locative singular)
hongkońskim (locative neuter singular)
hongkońskich (locative plural)
hongkońskich (locative plural virile)

(relational) Hongkongese (of or relating to Hong Kong)


Rusin

pl-noun

Rusin m pers (female equivalent Rusinka)

Rusinka (feminine)
Rusin (nominative singular)
Rusini (nominative plural)
Rusiny (derogatory nominative plural)
Rusina (genitive singular)
Rusinów (genitive plural)
Rusinowi (dative singular)
Rusinom (dative plural)
Rusina (accusative singular)
Rusinów (accusative plural)
Rusinem (instrumental singular)
Rusinami (instrumental plural)
Rusinie (locative singular)
Rusinach (locative plural)
Rusinie (singular vocative)
Rusini (plural vocative)

Carpatho-Rusyn, Rusyn (member of a people living in the eastern Carpathian Mountains, in part of western Ukraine, south-eastern Poland and north-eastern Slovakia)


Marucha

Marucha (nominative singular)
Maruchowie (nominative plural)
Maruchy (genitive singular)
Maruchów (genitive plural)
Marusze (dative singular)
Maruchom (dative plural)
Maruchę (accusative singular)
Maruchów (accusative plural)
Maruchą (instrumental singular)
Maruchami (instrumental plural)
Marusze (locative singular)
Maruchach (locative plural)
Marucho (singular vocative)
Maruchowie (plural vocative)


Marucha

Marucha (nominative singular)
Maruchy (nominative plural)
Maruchy (genitive singular)
Maruch (genitive plural)
Marusze (dative singular)
Maruchom (dative plural)
Maruchę (accusative singular)
Maruchy (accusative plural)
Maruchą (instrumental singular)
Maruchami (instrumental plural)
Marusze (locative singular)
Maruchach (locative plural)
Marucho (singular vocative)
Maruchy (plural vocative)


Osos

Osos (nominative singular)
Ososowie (nominative plural)
Ososa (genitive singular)
Ososów (genitive plural)
Ososowi (dative singular)
Ososom (dative plural)
Ososa (accusative singular)
Ososów (accusative plural)
Ososem (instrumental singular)
Ososami (instrumental plural)
Ososie (locative singular)
Ososach (locative plural)
Ososie (singular vocative)
Ososowie (plural vocative)


kacap

kacap m pers (female equivalent kacapka)

kacapka (feminine)
kacap (nominative singular)
kacapy (nominative plural)
kacapa (genitive singular)
kacapów (genitive plural)
kacapowi (dative singular)
kacapom (dative plural)
kacapa (accusative singular)
kacapów (accusative plural)
kacapem (instrumental singular)
kacapami (instrumental plural)
kacapie (locative singular)
kacapach (locative plural)
kacapie (singular vocative)
kacapy (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Ukrainian каца́п (kacáp), from Turkish kasap, from Arabic قَصَّاب (qaṣṣāb, “butcher, slaughterer”).


Maryja

Maryja (nominative singular)
Maryje (nominative plural)
Maryi (genitive singular)
Maryi (genitive plural)
Maryi (dative singular)
Maryjom (dative plural)
Maryję (accusative singular)
Maryje (accusative plural)
Maryją (instrumental singular)
Maryjami (instrumental plural)
Maryi (locative singular)
Maryjach (locative plural)
Maryjo (singular vocative)
Maryje (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Latin Marīa. Doublet of Maria.

(countable, archaic) a female given name from Latin [in turn from Ancient Greek, in turn from Aramaic], equivalent to English Mary


Beatka

Beatka (nominative singular)
Beatki (nominative plural)
Beatki (genitive singular)
Beatek (genitive plural)
Beatce (dative singular)
Beatkom (dative plural)
Beatkę (accusative singular)
Beatki (accusative plural)
Beatką (instrumental singular)
Beatkami (instrumental plural)
Beatce (locative singular)
Beatkach (locative plural)
Beatko (singular vocative)
Beatki (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the female given name Beata


jaszczur

jaszczur (nominative singular)
jaszczury (nominative plural)
jaszczura (genitive singular)
jaszczurów (genitive plural)
jaszczurowi (dative singular)
jaszczurom (dative plural)
jaszczura (accusative singular)
jaszczury (accusative plural)
jaszczurem (instrumental singular)
jaszczurami (instrumental plural)
jaszczurze (locative singular)
jaszczurach (locative plural)
jaszczurze (singular vocative)
jaszczury (plural vocative)

From earlier jaszczór, from Proto-Slavic *aščerъ.


Bis

Bis (nominative singular)
Bisowie (nominative plural)
Bisa (genitive singular)
Bisów (genitive plural)
Bisowi (dative singular)
Bisom (dative plural)
Bisa (accusative singular)
Bisów (accusative plural)
Bisem (instrumental singular)
Bisami (instrumental plural)
Bisie (locative singular)
Bisach (locative plural)
Bisie (singular vocative)
Bisowie (plural vocative)

From a Slavic language, from Proto-Slavic *běsъ.


Cis

Cis (nominative singular)
Cisowie (nominative plural)
Cisa (genitive singular)
Cisów (genitive plural)
Cisowi (dative singular)
Cisom (dative plural)
Cisa (accusative singular)
Cisów (accusative plural)
Cisem (instrumental singular)
Cisami (instrumental plural)
Cisie (locative singular)
Cisach (locative plural)
Cisie (singular vocative)
Cisowie (plural vocative)


sajgonka

sajgończyk (masculine)
sajgonka (nominative singular)
sajgonki (nominative plural)
sajgonki (genitive singular)
sajgonek (genitive plural)
sajgonce (dative singular)
sajgonkom (dative plural)
sajgonkę (accusative singular)
sajgonki (accusative plural)
sajgonką (instrumental singular)
sajgonkami (instrumental plural)
sajgonce (locative singular)
sajgonkach (locative plural)
sajgonko (singular vocative)
sajgonki (plural vocative)

spring roll (traditional Vietnamese dish)


Krul

Krul (nominative singular)
Krulowie (nominative plural)
Krula (genitive singular)
Krulów (genitive plural)
Krulowi (dative singular)
Krulom (dative plural)
Krula (accusative singular)
Krulów (accusative plural)
Krulem (instrumental singular)
Krulami (instrumental plural)
Krulu (locative singular)
Krulach (locative plural)
Krulu (singular vocative)
Krulowie (plural vocative)

Misspelling of król (“king”). The nickname is a reference to Korwin-Mikke's monarchist views.


igrek

igrek (nominative singular)
igreki (nominative plural)
igreka (genitive singular)
igreków (genitive plural)
igrekowi (dative singular)
igrekom (dative plural)
igrek (accusative singular)
igreki (accusative plural)
igrekiem (instrumental singular)
igrekami (instrumental plural)
igreku (locative singular)
igrekach (locative plural)
igreku (singular vocative)
igreki (plural vocative)

Borrowed from French i grec (“Greek 'I'”).


bożyszcze

bożyszcze (nominative singular)
bożyszcza (nominative plural)
bożyszcza (genitive singular)
bożyszcz (genitive plural)
bożyszczy (genitive plural)
bożyszczu (dative singular)
bożyszczom (dative plural)
bożyszcze (accusative singular)
bożyszcza (accusative plural)
bożyszczem (instrumental singular)
bożyszczami (instrumental plural)
bożyszczu (locative singular)
bożyszczach (locative plural)
bożyszcze (singular vocative)
bożyszcza (plural vocative)

/bɔˈʐɘʂ.t͡ʂɛ/

(historical) pagan idol (graven image or representation)


Grek

pl-noun

Grek m pers (female equivalent Greczynka)

Greczynka (feminine)
Grek (nominative singular)
Grecy (nominative plural)
Greki (derogatory nominative plural)
Greka (genitive singular)
Greków (genitive plural)
Grekowi (dative singular)
Grekom (dative plural)
Greka (accusative singular)
Greków (accusative plural)
Grekiem (instrumental singular)
Grekami (instrumental plural)
Greku (locative singular)
Grekach (locative plural)
Greku (singular vocative)
Grecy (plural vocative)

Medieval borrowing from Latin graecus, from Ancient Greek Γραικός (Graikós) of uncertain origin. Not inherited from Proto-Slavic *grьkъ, as indicated by lack of -rz- (compare Czech Řek).


Becia

Becia (nominative singular)
Becie (nominative plural)
Beci (genitive singular)
Beci (genitive plural)
Beci (dative singular)
Beciom (dative plural)
Becię (accusative singular)
Becie (accusative plural)
Becią (instrumental singular)
Beciami (instrumental plural)
Beci (locative singular)
Beciach (locative plural)
Beciu (singular vocative)
Becie (plural vocative)


Monia

Monia (nominative singular)
Monie (nominative plural)
Moni (genitive singular)
Moń (genitive plural)
Moni (dative singular)
Moniom (dative plural)
Monię (accusative singular)
Monie (accusative plural)
Monią (instrumental singular)
Moniami (instrumental plural)
Moni (locative singular)
Moniach (locative plural)
Moniu (singular vocative)
Monie (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the female given name Monika


Ewka

Ewka (nominative singular)
Ewki (nominative plural)
Ewki (genitive singular)
Ewek (genitive plural)
Ewce (dative singular)
Ewkom (dative plural)
Ewkę (accusative singular)
Ewki (accusative plural)
Ewką (instrumental singular)
Ewkami (instrumental plural)
Ewce (locative singular)
Ewkach (locative plural)
Ewko (singular vocative)
Ewki (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the female given name Ewa


warszawiak

warszawiak m pers (female equivalent warszawianka)

warszawianka (feminine)
warszawiak (nominative singular)
warszawiacy (nominative plural)
warszawiaki (derogatory nominative plural)
warszawiaka (genitive singular)
warszawiaków (genitive plural)
warszawiakowi (dative singular)
warszawiakom (dative plural)
warszawiaka (accusative singular)
warszawiaków (accusative plural)
warszawiakiem (instrumental singular)
warszawiakami (instrumental plural)
warszawiaku (locative singular)
warszawiakach (locative plural)
warszawiaku (singular vocative)
warszawiacy (plural vocative)


warszawianin

warszawianin (nominative singular)
warszawianie (nominative plural)
warszawianina (genitive singular)
warszawian (genitive plural)
warszawianinowi (dative singular)
warszawianom (dative plural)
warszawianina (accusative singular)
warszawian (accusative plural)
warszawianinem (instrumental singular)
warszawianami (instrumental plural)
warszawianinie (locative singular)
warszawianach (locative plural)
warszawianinie (singular vocative)
warszawianie (plural vocative)

(humorous) Varsovian (inhabitant of Warsaw)


Bala

Bala (nominative singular)
Balowie (nominative plural)
Bali (genitive singular)
Balów (genitive plural)
Bali (dative singular)
Balom (dative plural)
Balę (accusative singular)
Balów (accusative plural)
Balą (instrumental singular)
Balami (instrumental plural)
Bali (locative singular)
Balach (locative plural)
Balo (singular vocative)
Balowie (plural vocative)


Bala

Bala (nominative singular)
Bale (nominative plural)
Bali (genitive singular)
Bal (genitive plural)
Bali (dative singular)
Balom (dative plural)
Balę (accusative singular)
Bale (accusative plural)
Balą (instrumental singular)
Balami (instrumental plural)
Bali (locative singular)
Balach (locative plural)
Balo (singular vocative)
Bale (plural vocative)


Natan

Natan (nominative singular)
Natanowie (nominative plural)
Natana (genitive singular)
Natanów (genitive plural)
Natanowi (dative singular)
Natanom (dative plural)
Natana (accusative singular)
Natanów (accusative plural)
Natanem (instrumental singular)
Natanami (instrumental plural)
Natanie (locative singular)
Natanach (locative plural)
Natanie (singular vocative)
Natanowie (plural vocative)

a male given name from Biblical Hebrew, equivalent to English Nathan


Luiza

Luiza (nominative singular)
Luizy (nominative plural)
Luizy (genitive singular)
Luiz (genitive plural)
Luizie (dative singular)
Luizom (dative plural)
Luizę (accusative singular)
Luizy (accusative plural)
Luizą (instrumental singular)
Luizami (instrumental plural)
Luizie (locative singular)
Luizach (locative plural)
Luizo (singular vocative)
Luizy (plural vocative)

a female given name, equivalent to English Louise


Witt

Witt (nominative singular)
Wittowie (nominative plural)
Witta (genitive singular)
Wittów (genitive plural)
Wittowi (dative singular)
Wittom (dative plural)
Witta (accusative singular)
Wittów (accusative plural)
Witta (instrumental singular)
Wittami (instrumental plural)
Wicie (locative singular)
Wittach (locative plural)
Wicie (singular vocative)
Wittowie (plural vocative)


Kubas

Kubas (nominative singular)
Kubasowie (nominative plural)
Kubasa (genitive singular)
Kubasów (genitive plural)
Kubasowi (dative singular)
Kubasom (dative plural)
Kubasa (accusative singular)
Kubasów (accusative plural)
Kubasem (instrumental singular)
Kubasami (instrumental plural)
Kubasie (locative singular)
Kubasach (locative plural)
Kubasie (singular vocative)
Kubasowie (plural vocative)


Emilka

Emilka (nominative singular)
Emilki (nominative plural)
Emilki (genitive singular)
Emilek (genitive plural)
Emilce (dative singular)
Emilkom (dative plural)
Emilkę (accusative singular)
Emilki (accusative plural)
Emilką (instrumental singular)
Emilkami (instrumental plural)
Emilce (locative singular)
Emilkach (locative plural)
Emilko (singular vocative)
Emilki (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the female given name Emilia


krakus

krakus m pers (female equivalent krakuska)

krakuska (feminine)
krakus (nominative singular)
krakusy (nominative plural)
krakusa (genitive singular)
krakusów (genitive plural)
krakusowi (dative singular)
krakusom (dative plural)
krakusa (accusative singular)
krakusów (accusative plural)
krakusem (instrumental singular)
krakusami (instrumental plural)
krakusie (locative singular)
krakusach (locative plural)
krakusie (singular vocative)
krakusy (plural vocative)


Marlena

Marlena (nominative singular)
Marleny (nominative plural)
Marleny (genitive singular)
Marlen (genitive plural)
Marlenie (dative singular)
Marlenom (dative plural)
Marlenę (accusative singular)
Marleny (accusative plural)
Marleną (instrumental singular)
Marlenami (instrumental plural)
Marlenie (locative singular)
Marlenach (locative plural)
Marleno (singular vocative)
Marleny (plural vocative)

a female given name, equivalent to English Marlene


miano

miano (nominative singular)
miana (nominative plural)
miana (genitive singular)
mian (genitive plural)
mianu (dative singular)
mianom (dative plural)
miano (accusative singular)
miana (accusative plural)
mianem (instrumental singular)
mianami (instrumental plural)
mianie (locative singular)
mianach (locative plural)
miano (singular vocative)
miana (plural vocative)

(chemistry) concentration of a standard solution


Waldek

Waldek (nominative singular)
Waldkowie (nominative plural)
Waldki (derogatory nominative plural)
Waldka (genitive singular)
Waldków (genitive plural)
Waldkowi (dative singular)
Waldkom (dative plural)
Waldka (accusative singular)
Waldków (accusative plural)
Waldkiem (instrumental singular)
Waldkami (instrumental plural)
Waldku (locative singular)
Waldkach (locative plural)
Waldku (singular vocative)
Waldkowie (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the male given name Waldemar


Jurek

Jurek (nominative singular)
Jurkowie (nominative plural)
Jurki (derogatory nominative plural)
Jurka (genitive singular)
Jurków (genitive plural)
Jurkowi (dative singular)
Jurkom (dative plural)
Jurka (accusative singular)
Jurków (accusative plural)
Jurkiem (instrumental singular)
Jurkami (instrumental plural)
Jurku (locative singular)
Jurkach (locative plural)
Jurku (singular vocative)
Jurkowie (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the male given name Jerzy


Romek

Romek (nominative singular)
Romkowie (nominative plural)
Romki (derogatory nominative plural)
Romka (genitive singular)
Romków (genitive plural)
Romkowi (dative singular)
Romkom (dative plural)
Romka (accusative singular)
Romków (accusative plural)
Romkiem (instrumental singular)
Romkami (instrumental plural)
Romku (locative singular)
Romkach (locative plural)
Romku (singular vocative)
Romkowie (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the male given name Romuald


Bolek

Bolek (nominative singular)
Bolkowie (nominative plural)
Bolki (derogatory nominative plural)
Bolka (genitive singular)
Bolków (genitive plural)
Bolkowi (dative singular)
Bolkom (dative plural)
Bolka (accusative singular)
Bolków (accusative plural)
Bolkiem (instrumental singular)
Bolkami (instrumental plural)
Bolku (locative singular)
Bolkach (locative plural)
Bolku (singular vocative)
Bolkowie (plural vocative)

Sense 2 is derived from Wałęsa's codename as a supposed informant of the communist secret police.

a diminutive of the male given name Bolesław


Grześ

Grześ (nominative singular)
Grzesie (nominative plural)
Grzesia (genitive singular)
Grzesi (genitive plural)
Grzesiowi (dative singular)
Grzesiom (dative plural)
Grzesia (accusative singular)
Grzesi (accusative plural)
Grzesiem (instrumental singular)
Grzesiami (instrumental plural)
Grzesiu (locative singular)
Grzesiach (locative plural)
Grzesiu (singular vocative)
Grzesie (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the male given name Grzegorz


Grzesiek

Grzesiek (nominative singular)
Grześki (nominative plural)
Grześka (genitive singular)
Grześków (genitive plural)
Grześkowi (dative singular)
Grześkom (dative plural)
Grześka (accusative singular)
Grześków (accusative plural)
Grześkiem (instrumental singular)
Grześkami (instrumental plural)
Grześku (locative singular)
Grześkach (locative plural)
Grześku (singular vocative)
Grześki (plural vocative)


Bernadeta

Bernadeta (nominative singular)
Bernadety (nominative plural)
Bernadety (genitive singular)
Bernadet (genitive plural)
Bernadecie (dative singular)
Bernadetom (dative plural)
Bernadetę (accusative singular)
Bernadety (accusative plural)
Bernadetą (instrumental singular)
Bernadetami (instrumental plural)
Bernadecie (locative singular)
Bernadetach (locative plural)
Bernadeto (singular vocative)
Bernadety (plural vocative)

a female given name, equivalent to English Bernadette


zdrowaśka

zdrowaśka (nominative singular)
zdrowaśki (nominative plural)
zdrowaśki (genitive singular)
zdrowasiek (genitive plural)
zdrowaśce (dative singular)
zdrowaśkom (dative plural)
zdrowaśkę (accusative singular)
zdrowaśki (accusative plural)
zdrowaśką (instrumental singular)
zdrowaśkami (instrumental plural)
zdrowaśce (locative singular)
zdrowaśkach (locative plural)
zdrowaśko (singular vocative)
zdrowaśki (plural vocative)

(colloquial, Roman Catholicism) Hail Mary (prayer calling for the intercession of the Virgin Mary)


Aztek

Aztek m pers (female equivalent Azteczka)

Azteczka (feminine)
Aztek (nominative singular)
Aztekowie (nominative plural)
Aztecy (nominative plural)
Azteki (derogatory nominative plural)
Azteka (genitive singular)
Azteków (genitive plural)
Aztekowi (dative singular)
Aztekom (dative plural)
Azteka (accusative singular)
Azteków (accusative plural)
Aztekiem (instrumental singular)
Aztekami (instrumental plural)
Azteku (locative singular)
Aztekach (locative plural)
Azteku (singular vocative)
Aztekowie (plural vocative)
Aztecy (plural vocative)


Żywiec

Żywiec (nominative singular)
Żywcowie (nominative plural)
Żywca (genitive singular)
Żywców (genitive plural)
Żywcowi (dative singular)
Żywcom (dative plural)
Żywca (accusative singular)
Żywców (accusative plural)
Żywcem (instrumental singular)
Żywcami (instrumental plural)
Żywcu (locative singular)
Żywcach (locative plural)
Żywcze (singular vocative)
Żywcowie (plural vocative)


Ariadna

Ariadna (nominative singular)
Ariadny (nominative plural)
Ariadny (genitive singular)
Ariadn (genitive plural)
Ariadnie (dative singular)
Ariadnom (dative plural)
Ariadnę (accusative singular)
Ariadny (accusative plural)
Ariadną (instrumental singular)
Ariadnami (instrumental plural)
Ariadnie (locative singular)
Ariadnach (locative plural)
Ariadno (singular vocative)
Ariadny (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Latin Ariadne, from Ancient Greek Ἀριάδνη (Ariádnē).

a female given name from Latin [in turn from Ancient Greek], equivalent to English Ariadne


Jola

Jolka (diminutive)
Jola (nominative singular)
Jole (nominative plural)
Joli (genitive singular)
Joli (genitive plural)
Joli (dative singular)
Jolom (dative plural)
Jolę (accusative singular)
Jole (accusative plural)
Jolą (instrumental singular)
Jolami (instrumental plural)
Joli (locative singular)
Jolach (locative plural)
Jolu (singular vocative)
Jole (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the female given name Jolanta


Antas

Antas (nominative singular)
Antasowie (nominative plural)
Antasa (genitive singular)
Antasów (genitive plural)
Antasowi (dative singular)
Antasom (dative plural)
Antasa (accusative singular)
Antasów (accusative plural)
Antasem (instrumental singular)
Antasami (instrumental plural)
Antasie (locative singular)
Antasach (locative plural)
Antasie (singular vocative)
Antasowie (plural vocative)


Kurp

Kurp m pers (female equivalent Kurpianka, related adjective kurpiowski)

Kurpianka (feminine)
kurpiowski (adjective)
Kurp (nominative singular)
Kurpie (nominative plural)
Kurpia (genitive singular)
Kurpiów (genitive plural)
Kurpi (genitive plural)
Kurpiowi (dative singular)
Kurpiom (dative plural)
Kurpia (accusative singular)
Kurpiów (accusative plural)
Kurpi (accusative plural)
Kurpiem (instrumental singular)
Kurpiami (instrumental plural)
Kurpiu (locative singular)
Kurpiach (locative plural)
Kurpiu (singular vocative)
Kurpie (plural vocative)

person from the Kurpie region in Masovia


Kurp

Kurp (nominative singular)
Kurpowie (nominative plural)
Kurpa (genitive singular)
Kurpów (genitive plural)
Kurpowi (dative singular)
Kurpom (dative plural)
Kurpa (accusative singular)
Kurpów (accusative plural)
Kurpem (instrumental singular)
Kurpami (instrumental plural)
Kurpie (locative singular)
Kurpach (locative plural)
Kurpie (singular vocative)
Kurpowie (plural vocative)


Bielacki

pl-proper noun

Bielacki m pers (female equivalent Bielacka)

Bielacka (feminine)
Bielacki (nominative singular)
Bielaccy (nominative plural)
Bielackiego (genitive singular)
Bielackich (genitive plural)
Bielackiemu (dative singular)
Bielackim (dative plural)
Bielackiego (accusative singular)
Bielackich (accusative plural)
Bielackim (instrumental singular)
Bielackimi (instrumental plural)
Bielackim (locative singular)
Bielackich (locative plural)
Bielacki (singular vocative)
Bielaccy (plural vocative)


Cierkos

Cierkos (nominative singular)
Cierkosowie (nominative plural)
Cierkosa (genitive singular)
Cierkosów (genitive plural)
Cierkosowi (dative singular)
Cierkosom (dative plural)
Cierkosa (accusative singular)
Cierkosów (accusative plural)
Cierkosem (instrumental singular)
Cierkosami (instrumental plural)
Cierkosie (locative singular)
Cierkosach (locative plural)
Cierkosie (singular vocative)
Cierkosowie (plural vocative)


Czerski

Czerska (feminine)
Czerski (nominative singular)
Czerscy (nominative plural)
Czerskiego (genitive singular)
Czerskich (genitive plural)
Czerskiemu (dative singular)
Czerskim (dative plural)
Czerskiego (accusative singular)
Czerskich (accusative plural)
Czerskim (instrumental singular)
Czerskimi (instrumental plural)
Czerskim (locative singular)
Czerskich (locative plural)
Czerski (singular vocative)
Czerscy (plural vocative)


Cierkosz

Cierkosz (nominative singular)
Cierkoszowie (nominative plural)
Cierkosza (genitive singular)
Cierkoszów (genitive plural)
Cierkoszowi (dative singular)
Cierkoszom (dative plural)
Cierkosza (accusative singular)
Cierkoszów (accusative plural)
Cierkoszem (instrumental singular)
Cierkoszami (instrumental plural)
Cierkoszu (locative singular)
Cierkoszach (locative plural)
Cierkoszu (singular vocative)
Cierkoszowie (plural vocative)

/ˈt͡ɕɛr.kɔʂ/


Cierkosz

/ˈt͡ɕɛr.kɔʂ/


Judasz

Judasz (nominative singular)
Judasze (nominative plural)
Judasza (genitive singular)
Judaszy (genitive plural)
Judaszowi (dative singular)
Judaszom (dative plural)
Judasza (accusative singular)
Judaszy (accusative plural)
Judaszem (instrumental singular)
Judaszami (instrumental plural)
Judaszu (locative singular)
Judaszach (locative plural)
Judaszu (singular vocative)
Judasze (plural vocative)

(countable, rare) a male given name from Latin [in turn from Ancient Greek, in turn from Biblical Hebrew], equivalent to English Judas


Bonifacy

Bonifacy m pers (female equivalent Bonifacja)

Bonifacja (feminine)
Bonifacy (nominative singular)
Bonifacowie (nominative plural)
Bonifacego (genitive singular)
Bonifacych (genitive plural)
Bonifacemu (dative singular)
Bonifacym (dative plural)
Bonifacego (accusative singular)
Bonifacych (accusative plural)
Bonifacym (instrumental singular)
Bonifacymi (instrumental plural)
Bonifacym (locative singular)
Bonifacych (locative plural)
Bonifacy (singular vocative)
Bonifacowie (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Late Latin Bonifātius, from Latin bonus + fātum.

lbor

a male given name, equivalent to English Bonifatius


Rok

Rok (nominative singular)
Rokowie (nominative plural)
Roka (genitive singular)
Roków (genitive plural)
Rokowi (dative singular)
Rokom (dative plural)
Roka (accusative singular)
Roków (accusative plural)
Rokiem (instrumental singular)
Rokami (instrumental plural)
Roku (locative singular)
Rokach (locative plural)
Roku (singular vocative)
Rokowie (plural vocative)


Jaś

Jasia (feminine)
Jaś (nominative singular)
Jasiowie (nominative plural)
Jasia (genitive singular)
Jasiów (genitive plural)
Jasiowi (dative singular)
Jasiom (dative plural)
Jasia (accusative singular)
Jasiów (accusative plural)
Jasiem (instrumental singular)
Jasiami (instrumental plural)
Jasiu (locative singular)
Jasiach (locative plural)
Jasiu (singular vocative)
Jasiowie (plural vocative)


Igorek

a diminutive of the male given name Igor


Julek

Julek (nominative singular)
Julkowie (nominative plural)
Julki (derogatory nominative plural)
Julka (genitive singular)
Julków (genitive plural)
Julkowi (dative singular)
Julkom (dative plural)
Julka (accusative singular)
Julków (accusative plural)
Julkiem (instrumental singular)
Julkami (instrumental plural)
Julku (locative singular)
Julkach (locative plural)
Julku (singular vocative)
Julkowie (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the male given name Juliusz


Helenka

Helenka (nominative singular)
Helenki (nominative plural)
Helenki (genitive singular)
Helenek (genitive plural)
Helence (dative singular)
Helenkom (dative plural)
Helenkę (accusative singular)
Helenki (accusative plural)
Helenką (instrumental singular)
Helenkami (instrumental plural)
Helence (locative singular)
Helenkach (locative plural)
Helenko (singular vocative)
Helenki (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the female given name Helena


Irenka

Irenka (nominative singular)
Irenki (nominative plural)
Irenki (genitive singular)
Irenek (genitive plural)
Irence (dative singular)
Irenkom (dative plural)
Irenkę (accusative singular)
Irenki (accusative plural)
Irenką (instrumental singular)
Irenkami (instrumental plural)
Irence (locative singular)
Irenkach (locative plural)
Irenko (singular vocative)
Irenki (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the female given name Irena


Hanka

Haneczka (diminutive)
Hanka (nominative singular)
Hanki (nominative plural)
Hanki (genitive singular)
Hanek (genitive plural)
Hance (dative singular)
Hankom (dative plural)
Hankę (accusative singular)
Hanki (accusative plural)
Hanką (instrumental singular)
Hankami (instrumental plural)
Hance (locative singular)
Hankach (locative plural)
Hanko (singular vocative)
Hanki (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the female given name Hanna


Wacław

pl-prop

Wacław m pers (female equivalent Wacława, diminutive Wacek)

Wacława (feminine)
Wacek (diminutive)
Wacław (nominative singular)
Wacławowie (nominative plural)
Wacława (genitive singular)
Wacławów (genitive plural)
Wacławowi (dative singular)
Wacławom (dative plural)
Wacława (accusative singular)
Wacławów (accusative plural)
Wacławem (instrumental singular)
Wacławami (instrumental plural)
Wacławie (locative singular)
Wacławach (locative plural)
Wacławie (singular vocative)
Wacławowie (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Czech Václav. Doublet of Więcław.


Włodzimierz

Włodzimierz m pers (female equivalent Włodzimiera, diminutive Włodek)

Włodzimiera (feminine)
Włodek (diminutive)
Włodzimierz (nominative singular)
Włodzimierzowie (nominative plural)
Włodzimierze (nominative plural)
Włodzimierza (genitive singular)
Włodzimierzów (genitive plural)
Włodzimierzowi (dative singular)
Włodzimierzom (dative plural)
Włodzimierza (accusative singular)
Włodzimierzów (accusative plural)
Włodzimierzem (instrumental singular)
Włodzimierzami (instrumental plural)
Włodzimierzu (locative singular)
Włodzimierzach (locative plural)
Włodzimierzu (singular vocative)
Włodzimierzowie (plural vocative)
Włodzimierze (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *Voldiměrъ. Doublet of Waldemar, Władymir, and Wołodymyr.

dbt

a male given name, equivalent to English Vladimir


Balbina

Balbina (nominative singular)
Balbiny (nominative plural)
Balbiny (genitive singular)
Balbin (genitive plural)
Balbinie (dative singular)
Balbinom (dative plural)
Balbinę (accusative singular)
Balbiny (accusative plural)
Balbiną (instrumental singular)
Balbinami (instrumental plural)
Balbinie (locative singular)
Balbinach (locative plural)
Balbino (singular vocative)
Balbiny (plural vocative)


Biel

From Polish biel (“white”) or Old Polish biel (“mud, swamp”).


Estera

Estera (nominative singular)
Estery (nominative plural)
Estery (genitive singular)
Ester (genitive plural)
Esterze (dative singular)
Esterom (dative plural)
Esterę (accusative singular)
Estery (accusative plural)
Esterą (instrumental singular)
Esterami (instrumental plural)
Esterze (locative singular)
Esterach (locative plural)
Estero (singular vocative)
Estery (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Latin Esthēr, from Ancient Greek Ἐσθήρ (Esthḗr), from Biblical Hebrew אֶסְתֵּר (ʾestēr).

(rare) a female given name, equivalent to English Esther


Petronela

pl-proper noun

Petronela f (male equivalent Petroniusz, diminutive Pietrucha)

Petroniusz (masculine)
Pietrucha (diminutive)
Petronela (nominative singular)
Petronele (nominative plural)
Petroneli (genitive singular)
Petronel (genitive plural)
Petroneli (dative singular)
Petronelom (dative plural)
Petronelę (accusative singular)
Petronele (accusative plural)
Petronelą (instrumental singular)
Petronelami (instrumental plural)
Petroneli (locative singular)
Petronelach (locative plural)
Petronelo (singular vocative)
Petronele (plural vocative)


Dagmara

Dagmarka (diminutive)
Daga (diminutive)
Dagmara (nominative singular)
Dagmary (nominative plural)
Dagmary (genitive singular)
Dagmar (genitive plural)
Dagmarze (dative singular)
Dagmarom (dative plural)
Dagmarę (accusative singular)
Dagmary (accusative plural)
Dagmarą (instrumental singular)
Dagmarami (instrumental plural)
Dagmarze (locative singular)
Dagmarach (locative plural)
Dagmaro (singular vocative)
Dagmary (plural vocative)

a female given name, equivalent to English Dagmar


Kornel

Kornel m pers (female equivalent Kornelia)

Kornelia (feminine)
Kornel (nominative singular)
Kornelowie (nominative plural)
Kornela (genitive singular)
Kornelów (genitive plural)
Kornelowi (dative singular)
Kornelom (dative plural)
Kornela (accusative singular)
Kornelów (accusative plural)
Kornelem (instrumental singular)
Kornelami (instrumental plural)
Kornelu (locative singular)
Kornelach (locative plural)
Kornelu (singular vocative)
Kornelowie (plural vocative)

a male given name, equivalent to English Cornelius


Iza

Iza (nominative singular)
Izy (nominative plural)
Izy (genitive singular)
Iz (genitive plural)
Izie (dative singular)
Izom (dative plural)
Izę (accusative singular)
Izy (accusative plural)
Izą (instrumental singular)
Izami (instrumental plural)
Izie (locative singular)
Izach (locative plural)
Izo (singular vocative)
Izy (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the female given name Izabela


Pułaski

Pułaski m pers (female equivalent Pułaska)

Pułaska (feminine)
Pułaski (nominative singular)
Pułascy (nominative plural)
Pułaskiego (genitive singular)
Pułaskich (genitive plural)
Pułaskiemu (dative singular)
Pułaskim (dative plural)
Pułaskiego (accusative singular)
Pułaskich (accusative plural)
Pułaskim (instrumental singular)
Pułaskimi (instrumental plural)
Pułaskim (locative singular)
Pułaskich (locative plural)
Pułaski (singular vocative)
Pułascy (plural vocative)

→ English: Pulaski