struga

strużka (diminutive)
struga (nominative singular)
strugi (nominative plural)
strugi (genitive singular)
strug (genitive plural)
strudze (dative singular)
strugom (dative plural)
strugę (accusative singular)
strugi (accusative plural)
strugą (instrumental singular)
strugami (instrumental plural)
strudze (locative singular)
strugach (locative plural)
strugo (singular vocative)
strugi (plural vocative)


grzęda

grzęda (nominative singular)
grzędy (nominative plural)
grzędy (genitive singular)
grzęd (genitive plural)
grzędzie (dative singular)
grzędom (dative plural)
grzędę (accusative singular)
grzędy (accusative plural)
grzędą (instrumental singular)
grzędami (instrumental plural)
grzędzie (locative singular)
grzędach (locative plural)
grzędo (singular vocative)
grzędy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *grędà, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *grindā́ˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *gʰrn̥dʰ-éh₂, from the root *gʰrendʰ- (“beam, plank”). Cognates include Czech hřada (“perch”), Serbo-Croatian гре́да/gréda (“beam”), Russian гряда́ (grjadá, “ridge; bed of flowers”), Latvian grīda (“floor”) and Old Icelandic grind (“lattice”).

cog

Kury siedzą na grzędzie.

patch, bed (plot in a garden or a field)


adermina

adermina (nominative singular)
aderminy (genitive singular)
aderminie (dative singular)
aderminę (accusative singular)
aderminą (instrumental singular)
aderminie (locative singular)
adermino (singular vocative)

From a- + Ancient Greek δέρμα (dérma) + -ina. First attested in 1938.

ref

Witold Rawita Witanowski (1938) Współczesne problemy fizjologii odżywiania, page 8


żenua

(slang) a major gaffe; something very pathetic and awkward


wagina

wagina (nominative singular)
waginy (nominative plural)
waginy (genitive singular)
wagin (genitive plural)
waginie (dative singular)
waginom (dative plural)
waginę (accusative singular)
waginy (accusative plural)
waginą (instrumental singular)
waginami (instrumental plural)
waginie (locative singular)
waginach (locative plural)
wagino (singular vocative)
waginy (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Latin vāgīna, from Proto-Italic *wāgīnā, from Proto-Indo-European *wag-.

(formal) vagina (passage leading from the opening of the vulva to the cervix of the uterus for copulation and childbirth in female mammals)


trąba

trąba (nominative singular)
trąby (nominative plural)
trąby (genitive singular)
trąb (genitive plural)
trąbie (dative singular)
trąbom (dative plural)
trąbę (accusative singular)
trąby (accusative plural)
trąbą (instrumental singular)
trąbami (instrumental plural)
trąbie (locative singular)
trąbach (locative plural)
trąbo (singular vocative)
trąby (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *trǫba, from Old High German trumba. Compare French trompe and Italian tromba.

(meteorology) tornado, twister (violent wind in the form of a mobile, rapidly rotating, funnel cloud that has contacted the ground)


miksomatoza

miksomatoza (nominative singular)
miksomatozy (genitive singular)
miksomatozie (dative singular)
miksomatozę (accusative singular)
miksomatozą (instrumental singular)
miksomatozie (locative singular)
miksomatozo (singular vocative)


pazucha

pazucha (nominative singular)
pazuchy (nominative plural)
pazuchy (genitive singular)
pazuch (genitive plural)
pazusze (dative singular)
pazuchom (dative plural)
pazuchę (accusative singular)
pazuchy (accusative plural)
pazuchą (instrumental singular)
pazuchami (instrumental plural)
pazusze (locative singular)
pazuchach (locative plural)
pazucho (singular vocative)
pazuchy (plural vocative)


krwawa jatka

krwawa jatka (nominative singular)
krwawe jatki (nominative plural)
krwawej jatki (genitive singular)
krwawych jatek (genitive plural)
krwawej jatce (dative singular)
krwawym jatkom (dative plural)
krwawą jatkę (accusative singular)
krwawe jatki (accusative plural)
krwawą jatką (instrumental singular)
krwawymi jatkami (instrumental plural)
krwawej jatce (locative singular)
krwawych jatkach (locative plural)
krwawa jatko (singular vocative)
krwawe jatki (plural vocative)


cholewa

cholewka (diminutive)
cholewa (nominative singular)
cholewy (nominative plural)
cholewy (genitive singular)
cholew (genitive plural)
cholewie (dative singular)
cholewom (dative plural)
cholewę (accusative singular)
cholewy (accusative plural)
cholewą (instrumental singular)
cholewami (instrumental plural)
cholewie (locative singular)
cholewach (locative plural)
cholewo (singular vocative)
cholewy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *choľeva. Cognate with Russian халя́ва (xaljáva).


adelfofagia

adelfofagia (nominative singular)
adelfofagii (genitive singular)
adelfofagii (dative singular)
adelfofagię (accusative singular)
adelfofagią (instrumental singular)
adelfofagii (locative singular)
adelfofagio (singular vocative)

From Ancient Greek ἀδελφός (adelphós) + -fagia. First attested in 1953.

ref

Fauna słodkowodna Polski (in Polish), number 37, 1953, page 35

Na ewolucję i utrzymywanie się adelfofagii może wpływać wieloojcostwo jednego miotu (np. u N. georgianus kopulacja następuje z 2–3 partnerami równocześnie) i możliwość rozpoznawania pokrewieństwa w lęgu (Bosch i Slattery 1999).

2012, Anna Sulikowska-Drozd, “Ewolucja strategii rozrodczych bezkręgowców-żyworodność i przetrzymywanie jaj”, in Kosmos, volume 61, number 4, →ISSN, page 567

The evolution and persistence of adelfophagy may be influenced by the polypaternity of one litter (e.g. in N. georgianus, copulation occurs with 2-3 partners simultaneously) and the ability to recognize kinship in a brood (Bosch and Slattery 1999).

adelphophagy (the consumption of one embryo by another in utero, particularly among certain amphibians, sharks and fishes)


agamospermia

agamospermia (nominative singular)
agamospermii (genitive singular)
agamospermii (dative singular)
agamospermię (accusative singular)
agamospermią (instrumental singular)
agamospermii (locative singular)
agamospermio (singular vocative)

From agamia + -o- + sperma + -ia. First attested in 1965.

(botany) agamospermy (asexual production of embryos and seeds)


ściany

inflection of ściana:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


koleina

koleina (nominative singular)
koleiny (nominative plural)
koleiny (genitive singular)
kolein (genitive plural)
koleinie (dative singular)
koleinom (dative plural)
koleinę (accusative singular)
koleiny (accusative plural)
koleiną (instrumental singular)
koleinami (instrumental plural)
koleinie (locative singular)
koleinach (locative plural)
koleino (singular vocative)
koleiny (plural vocative)

rut (furrow, groove, or track worn in the ground)


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


warszawa

warszawa (nominative singular)
warszawy (nominative plural)
warszawy (genitive singular)
warszaw (genitive plural)
warszawie (dative singular)
warszawom (dative plural)
warszawę (accusative singular)
warszawy (accusative plural)
warszawą (instrumental singular)
warszawami (instrumental plural)
warszawie (locative singular)
warszawach (locative plural)
warszawo (singular vocative)
warszawy (plural vocative)

FSO Warszawa (any of the line of cars manufactured in Warsaw between 1951 and 1973)


sinusoida

pl-noun

sinusoida f (related adjective sinusoidalny)

sinusoidalny (adjective)
sinusoida (nominative singular)
sinusoidy (nominative plural)
sinusoidy (genitive singular)
sinusoid (genitive plural)
sinusoidzie (dative singular)
sinusoidom (dative plural)
sinusoidę (accusative singular)
sinusoidy (accusative plural)
sinusoidą (instrumental singular)
sinusoidami (instrumental plural)
sinusoidzie (locative singular)
sinusoidach (locative plural)
sinusoido (singular vocative)
sinusoidy (plural vocative)

(countable, trigonometry) sinusoid (curve having the shape of a sine wave; the graph of the sine function)

(figurative, uncountable) sinusoid (something resembling a sine curve)

sinusoida sukcesów

(figurative, literary, uncountable) variability characterized by alternating high and low values of something


dzietność

dzietność (nominative singular)
dzietności (genitive singular)
dzietności (dative singular)
dzietność (accusative singular)
dzietnością (instrumental singular)
dzietności (locative singular)
dzietności (singular vocative)

/ˈd͡ʑɛt.nɔɕt͡ɕ/


cesarka

cesarka (nominative singular)
cesarki (nominative plural)
cesarki (genitive singular)
cesarek (genitive plural)
cesarce (dative singular)
cesarkom (dative plural)
cesarkę (accusative singular)
cesarki (accusative plural)
cesarką (instrumental singular)
cesarkami (instrumental plural)
cesarce (locative singular)
cesarkach (locative plural)
cesarko (singular vocative)
cesarki (plural vocative)

(informal) Caesarean section, C-section (delivery of a baby through an incision in the womb)


woń

woń (nominative singular)
wonie (nominative plural)
woni (genitive singular)
woni (genitive plural)
woni (dative singular)
woniom (dative plural)
woń (accusative singular)
wonie (accusative plural)
wonią (instrumental singular)
woniami (instrumental plural)
woni (locative singular)
woniach (locative plural)
woni (singular vocative)
wonie (plural vocative)


przypadłość

przypadłość (nominative singular)
przypadłości (nominative plural)
przypadłości (genitive singular)
przypadłości (genitive plural)
przypadłości (dative singular)
przypadłościom (dative plural)
przypadłość (accusative singular)
przypadłości (accusative plural)
przypadłością (instrumental singular)
przypadłościami (instrumental plural)
przypadłości (locative singular)
przypadłościach (locative plural)
przypadłości (singular vocative)
przypadłości (plural vocative)


łaźnia

łaźnia (nominative singular)
łaźnie (nominative plural)
łaźni (genitive singular)
łaźni (genitive plural)
łaźni (dative singular)
łaźniom (dative plural)
łaźnię (accusative singular)
łaźnie (accusative plural)
łaźnią (instrumental singular)
łaźniami (instrumental plural)
łaźni (locative singular)
łaźniach (locative plural)
łaźnio (singular vocative)
łaźnie (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish łaźnia. By surface analysis, łazić (“to crawl, to creep”) + -nia. Cognate to Czech lázeň, Ukrainian ла́зня (láznja), Upper Sorbian łaznja.


kolebka

kolebka (nominative singular)
kolebki (nominative plural)
kolebki (genitive singular)
kolebek (genitive plural)
kolebce (dative singular)
kolebkom (dative plural)
kolebkę (accusative singular)
kolebki (accusative plural)
kolebką (instrumental singular)
kolebkami (instrumental plural)
kolebce (locative singular)
kolebkach (locative plural)
kolebko (singular vocative)
kolebki (plural vocative)


gżegżółka

gżegżółka (nominative singular)
gżegżółki (nominative plural)
gżegżółki (genitive singular)
gżegżółek (genitive plural)
gżegżółce (dative singular)
gżegżółkom (dative plural)
gżegżółkę (accusative singular)
gżegżółki (accusative plural)
gżegżółką (instrumental singular)
gżegżółkami (instrumental plural)
gżegżółce (locative singular)
gżegżółkach (locative plural)
gżegżółko (singular vocative)
gżegżółki (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish gżegżółka, ultimately derived from Proto-Slavic *žegъzuľa with the expected consonantism ż...gz deformed into a reduplicative shape. Cognate with Lithuanian gegužė̃, Latvian dzeguze, Old Prussian geguse, Old East Slavic жегъзулꙗ (žegŭzulja).

Cuculus canorus
Cuculus canorus#Translingual


Besarabia

Besarabia (nominative singular)
Besarabii (genitive singular)
Besarabii (dative singular)
Besarabię (accusative singular)
Besarabią (instrumental singular)
Besarabii (locative singular)
Besarabio (singular vocative)

Bessarabia (a historical region in parts of present-day Ukraine and Moldova)


czerwonka

czerwonka (nominative singular)
czerwonki (genitive singular)
czerwonce (dative singular)
czerwonkę (accusative singular)
czerwonką (instrumental singular)
czerwonce (locative singular)
czerwonko (singular vocative)

From czerwony + -ka, named after the bloody diarrhea it presents with.


wspólnota

wspólnota (nominative singular)
wspólnoty (nominative plural)
wspólnoty (genitive singular)
wspólnot (genitive plural)
wspólnocie (dative singular)
wspólnotom (dative plural)
wspólnotę (accusative singular)
wspólnoty (accusative plural)
wspólnotą (instrumental singular)
wspólnotami (instrumental plural)
wspólnocie (locative singular)
wspólnotach (locative plural)
wspólnoto (singular vocative)
wspólnoty (plural vocative)


apogamia

apogamia (nominative singular)
apogamii (genitive singular)
apogamii (dative singular)
apogamię (accusative singular)
apogamią (instrumental singular)
apogamii (locative singular)
apogamio (singular vocative)


apiterapia

apiterapia (nominative singular)
apiterapii (genitive singular)
apiterapii (dative singular)
apiterapię (accusative singular)
apiterapią (instrumental singular)
apiterapii (locative singular)
apiterapio (singular vocative)

From Latin apis + terapia. First attested in 1903, but in common usage only as of 1980.


napierdalanka

napierdalanka (nominative singular)
napierdalanki (nominative plural)
napierdalanki (genitive singular)
napierdalanek (genitive plural)
napierdalance (dative singular)
napierdalankom (dative plural)
napierdalankę (accusative singular)
napierdalanki (accusative plural)
napierdalanką (instrumental singular)
napierdalankami (instrumental plural)
napierdalance (locative singular)
napierdalankach (locative plural)
napierdalanko (singular vocative)
napierdalanki (plural vocative)

(vulgar) gorefest, film or game featuring excessive violence


przystawka

przystawka (nominative singular)
przystawki (nominative plural)
przystawki (genitive singular)
przystawek (genitive plural)
przystawce (dative singular)
przystawkom (dative plural)
przystawkę (accusative singular)
przystawki (accusative plural)
przystawką (instrumental singular)
przystawkami (instrumental plural)
przystawce (locative singular)
przystawkach (locative plural)
przystawko (singular vocative)
przystawki (plural vocative)

(informal) pickup, device that converts the vibration of strings to electric signals


wyporność

wyporność (nominative singular)
wyporności (genitive singular)
wyporności (dative singular)
wyporność (accusative singular)
wypornością (instrumental singular)
wyporności (locative singular)
wyporności (singular vocative)

(nautical) displacement (measure of a ship's weight)


-alnia

-alnia (nominative singular)
-alnie (nominative plural)
-alni (genitive singular)
-alni (genitive plural)
-alni (dative singular)
-alniom (dative plural)
-alnię (accusative singular)
-alnie (accusative plural)
-alnią (instrumental singular)
-alniami (instrumental plural)
-alni (locative singular)
-alniach (locative plural)
-alnio (singular vocative)
-alnie (plural vocative)

pływać + -alnia → pływalnia

forms names of designated rooms or shops


mordownia

mordownia (nominative singular)
mordownie (nominative plural)
mordowni (genitive singular)
mordowni (genitive plural)
mordowni (dative singular)
mordowniom (dative plural)
mordownię (accusative singular)
mordownie (accusative plural)
mordownią (instrumental singular)
mordowniami (instrumental plural)
mordowni (locative singular)
mordowniach (locative plural)
mordownio (singular vocative)
mordownie (plural vocative)

(historical) murder hole (slit or hole above the entrance to a fortification, thought to provide access for defenders to kill invaders)

(colloquial, derogatory) shady area; unsafe place with lots of criminal activity

(colloquial, derogatory) dive bar (disreputable bar)


gmina miejsko-wiejska

gmina miejsko-wiejska (nominative singular)
gminy miejsko-wiejskie (nominative plural)
gminy miejsko-wiejskiej (genitive singular)
gmin miejsko-wiejskich (genitive plural)
gminie miejsko-wiejskiej (dative singular)
gminom miejsko-wiejskim (dative plural)
gminę miejsko-wiejską (accusative singular)
gminy miejsko-wiejskie (accusative plural)
gminą miejsko-wiejską (instrumental singular)
gminami miejsko-wiejskimi (instrumental plural)
gminie miejsko-wiejskiej (locative singular)
gminach miejsko-wiejskich (locative plural)
gmino miejsko-wiejska (singular vocative)
gminy miejsko-wiejskie (plural vocative)

Coordinate term: gmina wiejska

urban-rural gmina (gmina that includes at least one settlement with city rights as well as rural communities in its territory)


karczma

karczma (nominative singular)
karczmy (nominative plural)
karczmy (genitive singular)
karczm (genitive plural)
karczem (genitive plural)
karczmie (dative singular)
karczmom (dative plural)
karczmę (accusative singular)
karczmy (accusative plural)
karczmą (instrumental singular)
karczmami (instrumental plural)
karczmie (locative singular)
karczmach (locative plural)
karczmo (singular vocative)
karczmy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kъrčьma; cognate with Lower Sorbian kjarcma, Upper Sorbian korčma, Czech krčma, Serbo-Croatian kȑčma.


matma

matma (nominative singular)
matmy (nominative plural)
matmy (genitive singular)
matm (genitive plural)
matmie (dative singular)
matmom (dative plural)
matmę (accusative singular)
matmy (accusative plural)
matmą (instrumental singular)
matmami (instrumental plural)
matmie (locative singular)
matmach (locative plural)
matmo (singular vocative)
matmy (plural vocative)

(education, mathematics, school slang) mathematics (school subject)

(education, mathematics, school slang) mathematics class


rafandynka

rafandynka (nominative singular)
rafandynki (nominative plural)
rafandynki (genitive singular)
rafandynek (genitive plural)
rafandynce (dative singular)
rafandynkom (dative plural)
rafandynkę (accusative singular)
rafandynki (accusative plural)
rafandynką (instrumental singular)
rafandynkami (instrumental plural)
rafandynce (locative singular)
rafandynkach (locative plural)
rafandynko (singular vocative)
rafandynki (plural vocative)

Coined and named after Rafał Rykowski, host of 1990s TV show Piraci, where callers played a game of battleship. The rafandynka was a consolation prize.


korporacja

korporacja (nominative singular)
korporacje (nominative plural)
korporacji (genitive singular)
korporacji (genitive plural)
korporacyj (archaic genitive plural)
korporacji (dative singular)
korporacjom (dative plural)
korporację (accusative singular)
korporacje (accusative plural)
korporacją (instrumental singular)
korporacjami (instrumental plural)
korporacji (locative singular)
korporacjach (locative plural)
korporacjo (singular vocative)
korporacje (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Late Latin corporātiō (“assumption of a body”), from Latin corporatus, past participle of corporare (“to form into a body”).


astenopia

astenopia (nominative singular)
astenopii (genitive singular)
astenopii (dative singular)
astenopię (accusative singular)
astenopią (instrumental singular)
astenopii (locative singular)
astenopio (singular vocative)


grochówka

pl-noun

grochówka f (diminutive grochóweczka, augmentative grochówa)

grochóweczka (diminutive)
grochówa (augmentative)
grochówka (nominative singular)
grochówki (nominative plural)
grochówki (genitive singular)
grochówek (genitive plural)
grochówce (dative singular)
grochówkom (dative plural)
grochówkę (accusative singular)
grochówki (accusative plural)
grochówką (instrumental singular)
grochówkami (instrumental plural)
grochówce (locative singular)
grochówkach (locative plural)
grochówko (singular vocative)
grochówki (plural vocative)

(obsolete) any fungus belonging to the genus Pisolithus


szczelina

szczelinka (diminutive)
szczelina (nominative singular)
szczeliny (nominative plural)
szczeliny (genitive singular)
szczelin (genitive plural)
szczelinie (dative singular)
szczelinom (dative plural)
szczelinę (accusative singular)
szczeliny (accusative plural)
szczeliną (instrumental singular)
szczelinami (instrumental plural)
szczelinie (locative singular)
szczelinach (locative plural)
szczelino (singular vocative)
szczeliny (plural vocative)


karabela

karabelka (diminutive)
karabela (nominative singular)
karabele (nominative plural)
karabeli (genitive singular)
karabeli (genitive plural)
karabel (genitive plural)
karabeli (dative singular)
karabelom (dative plural)
karabelę (accusative singular)
karabele (accusative plural)
karabelą (instrumental singular)
karabelami (instrumental plural)
karabeli (locative singular)
karabelach (locative plural)
karabelo (singular vocative)
karabele (plural vocative)

Uncertain. Possibly from the name of the city of Karbala or borrowed from Turkish kara bel (“black mark”)


szpara

szparka (diminutive)
szpara (nominative singular)
szpary (nominative plural)
szpary (genitive singular)
szpar (genitive plural)
szparze (dative singular)
szparom (dative plural)
szparę (accusative singular)
szpary (accusative plural)
szparą (instrumental singular)
szparami (instrumental plural)
szparze (locative singular)
szparach (locative plural)
szparo (singular vocative)
szpary (plural vocative)


ingerencja

ingerencja (nominative singular)
ingerencje (nominative plural)
ingerencji (genitive singular)
ingerencji (genitive plural)
ingerencyj (archaic genitive plural)
ingerencji (dative singular)
ingerencjom (dative plural)
ingerencję (accusative singular)
ingerencje (accusative plural)
ingerencją (instrumental singular)
ingerencjami (instrumental plural)
ingerencji (locative singular)
ingerencjach (locative plural)
ingerencjo (singular vocative)
ingerencje (plural vocative)


tektura falista

tektura falista (nominative singular)
tektury falistej (genitive singular)
tekturze falistej (dative singular)
tekturę falistą (accusative singular)
tekturą falistą (instrumental singular)
tekturze falistej (locative singular)
tekturo falista (singular vocative)

corrugated fiberboard
corrugated fiberboard


tektura

tekturka (diminutive)
tektura (nominative singular)
tektury (genitive singular)
tekturze (dative singular)
tekturę (accusative singular)
tekturą (instrumental singular)
tekturze (locative singular)
tekturo (singular vocative)


przeprowadzka

przeprowadzka (nominative singular)
przeprowadzki (nominative plural)
przeprowadzki (genitive singular)
przeprowadzek (genitive plural)
przeprowadzce (dative singular)
przeprowadzkom (dative plural)
przeprowadzkę (accusative singular)
przeprowadzki (accusative plural)
przeprowadzką (instrumental singular)
przeprowadzkami (instrumental plural)
przeprowadzce (locative singular)
przeprowadzkach (locative plural)
przeprowadzko (singular vocative)
przeprowadzki (plural vocative)

move, relocation (act of changing residence, etc.)


papierośnica

papierośnica (nominative singular)
papierośnice (nominative plural)
papierośnicy (genitive singular)
papierośnic (genitive plural)
papierośnicy (dative singular)
papierośnicom (dative plural)
papierośnicę (accusative singular)
papierośnice (accusative plural)
papierośnicą (instrumental singular)
papierośnicami (instrumental plural)
papierośnicy (locative singular)
papierośnicach (locative plural)
papierośnico (singular vocative)
papierośnice (plural vocative)


grecka tragedia

grecka tragedia (nominative singular)
greckie tragedie (nominative plural)
greckiej tragedii (genitive singular)
greckich tragedii (genitive plural)
tragedyj (archaic genitive plural)
greckiej tragedii (dative singular)
greckim tragediom (dative plural)
grecką tragedię (accusative singular)
greckie tragedie (accusative plural)
grecką tragedią (instrumental singular)
greckimi tragediami (instrumental plural)
greckiej tragedii (locative singular)
greckich tragediach (locative plural)
grecka tragedio (singular vocative)
greckie tragedie (plural vocative)

Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see grecki, tragedia.


rzesza

rzesza (nominative singular)
rzesze (nominative plural)
rzeszy (genitive singular)
rzesz (genitive plural)
rzeszy (dative singular)
rzeszom (dative plural)
rzeszę (accusative singular)
rzesze (accusative plural)
rzeszą (instrumental singular)
rzeszami (instrumental plural)
rzeszy (locative singular)
rzeszach (locative plural)
rzeszo (singular vocative)
rzesze (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Old High German rīhhi, from Proto-West Germanic *rīkī, from Proto-Germanic *rīkijaz, from *rīks, from Proto-Celtic *rīxs, from Proto-Indo-European *h₃rḗǵs. Doublet of Reich.


zmarszczka

zmarszczka (nominative singular)
zmarszczki (nominative plural)
zmarszczki (genitive singular)
zmarszczek (genitive plural)
zmarszczce (dative singular)
zmarszczkom (dative plural)
zmarszczkę (accusative singular)
zmarszczki (accusative plural)
zmarszczką (instrumental singular)
zmarszczkami (instrumental plural)
zmarszczce (locative singular)
zmarszczkach (locative plural)
zmarszczko (singular vocative)
zmarszczki (plural vocative)

Pani Mina ma prawie pięćdziesiąt lat i ani jednej zmarszczki na twarzy.

Ms. Mina is almost fifty years old and doesn't have a single wrinkle on her face.


rzepka

rzepka (nominative singular)
rzepki (nominative plural)
rzepki (genitive singular)
rzepek (genitive plural)
rzepce (dative singular)
rzepkom (dative plural)
rzepkę (accusative singular)
rzepki (accusative plural)
rzepką (instrumental singular)
rzepkami (instrumental plural)
rzepce (locative singular)
rzepkach (locative plural)
rzepko (singular vocative)
rzepki (plural vocative)

kneecap, patella, rotula, scutum (flat, roundish bone in the knee)


autoradiografia

autoradiografia (nominative singular)
autoradiografii (genitive singular)
autoradiografii (dative singular)
autoradiografię (accusative singular)
autoradiografią (instrumental singular)
autoradiografii (locative singular)
autoradiografio (singular vocative)


szatnia

szatnia (nominative singular)
szatnie (nominative plural)
szatni (genitive singular)
szatni (genitive plural)
szatni (dative singular)
szatniom (dative plural)
szatnię (accusative singular)
szatnie (accusative plural)
szatnią (instrumental singular)
szatniami (instrumental plural)
szatni (locative singular)
szatniach (locative plural)
szatnio (singular vocative)
szatnie (plural vocative)

changing room, locker room (a room in a gym, designed for people to change their clothes.)

cloakroom, coatroom (a room in a theatre in which coats may be left)

bathhouse (a building where swimmers change clothes)


mysza

mysza (nominative singular)
mysze (nominative plural)
myszy (genitive singular)
myszy (genitive plural)
myszy (dative singular)
myszom (dative plural)
myszę (accusative singular)
mysze (accusative plural)
myszą (instrumental singular)
myszami (instrumental plural)
myszy (locative singular)
myszach (locative plural)
myszo (singular vocative)
mysze (plural vocative)


delicja

delicja (nominative singular)
delicje (nominative plural)
delicji (genitive singular)
delicji (genitive plural)
delicyj (archaic genitive plural)
delicji (dative singular)
delicjom (dative plural)
delicję (accusative singular)
delicje (accusative plural)
delicją (instrumental singular)
delicjami (instrumental plural)
delicji (locative singular)
delicjach (locative plural)
delicjo (singular vocative)
delicje (plural vocative)

E. Wedel
Lotte Corporation
pl:Delicje Szampańskie

Learned borrowing from Latin dēlicia. The informal meaning comes from the Delicje Szampańskie brand of cakes, made since 1976 by E. Wedel; the brand is now owned by Lotte.

(literary, usually in the plural) delicacy (something very tasty)


zgłoska

zgłoska (nominative singular)
zgłoski (nominative plural)
zgłoski (genitive singular)
zgłosek (genitive plural)
zgłosce (dative singular)
zgłoskom (dative plural)
zgłoskę (accusative singular)
zgłoski (accusative plural)
zgłoską (instrumental singular)
zgłoskami (instrumental plural)
zgłosce (locative singular)
zgłoskach (locative plural)
zgłosko (singular vocative)
zgłoski (plural vocative)


gała

gała (nominative singular)
gały (nominative plural)
gały (genitive singular)
gał (genitive plural)
gale (dative singular)
gałom (dative plural)
gałę (accusative singular)
gały (accusative plural)
gałą (instrumental singular)
gałami (instrumental plural)
gale (locative singular)
gałach (locative plural)
gało (singular vocative)
gały (plural vocative)


wiedźma

wiedźma (nominative singular)
wiedźmy (nominative plural)
wiedźmy (genitive singular)
wiedźm (genitive plural)
wiedźmie (dative singular)
wiedźmom (dative plural)
wiedźmę (accusative singular)
wiedźmy (accusative plural)
wiedźmą (instrumental singular)
wiedźmami (instrumental plural)
wiedźmie (locative singular)
wiedźmach (locative plural)
wiedźmo (singular vocative)
wiedźmy (plural vocative)

(occult) hag, hex, witch (sorceress, enchantress)

(colloquial, derogatory) hag, harridan, vixen, virago, witch (ugly or unpleasant woman)


kawa rozpuszczalna

kawa rozpuszczalna (nominative singular)
kawy rozpuszczalne (nominative plural)
kawy rozpuszczalnej (genitive singular)
kaw rozpuszczalnych (genitive plural)
kawie rozpuszczalnej (dative singular)
kawom rozpuszczalnym (dative plural)
kawę rozpuszczalną (accusative singular)
kawy rozpuszczalne (accusative plural)
kawą rozpuszczalną (instrumental singular)
kawami rozpuszczalnymi (instrumental plural)
kawie rozpuszczalnej (locative singular)
kawach rozpuszczalnych (locative plural)
kawo rozpuszczalna (singular vocative)
kawy rozpuszczalne (plural vocative)


spory

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nonlemma

inflection of spora:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


Ługańska Republika Ludowa

Luhansk People's Republic
Luhansk People's Republic#English

Luhansk People's Republic (a self-proclaimed quasi-state, internationally recognized as part of country of Ukraine; one of two members of the Confederation of Novorossiya.)


kasba

kasba (nominative singular)
kasby (nominative plural)
kasby (genitive singular)
kasb (genitive plural)
kasbie (dative singular)
kasbom (dative plural)
kasbę (accusative singular)
kasby (accusative plural)
kasbą (instrumental singular)
kasbami (instrumental plural)
kasbie (locative singular)
kasbach (locative plural)
kasbo (singular vocative)
kasby (plural vocative)

Borrowed from French casbah, from Arabic قَصَبَة (qaṣaba).


hamada

hamada (nominative singular)
hamady (nominative plural)
hamady (genitive singular)
hamad (genitive plural)
hamadzie (dative singular)
hamadom (dative plural)
hamadę (accusative singular)
hamady (accusative plural)
hamadą (instrumental singular)
hamadami (instrumental plural)
hamadzie (locative singular)
hamadach (locative plural)
hamado (singular vocative)
hamady (plural vocative)


serwatka

serwatka (nominative singular)
serwatki (nominative plural)
serwatki (genitive singular)
serwatek (genitive plural)
serwatce (dative singular)
serwatkom (dative plural)
serwatkę (accusative singular)
serwatki (accusative plural)
serwatką (instrumental singular)
serwatkami (instrumental plural)
serwatce (locative singular)
serwatkach (locative plural)
serwatko (singular vocative)
serwatki (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish syrwatka, from Proto-Slavic *syrovatъka. By surface analysis, serowy + -atka.

whey (liquid remaining after milk has been curdled)


knajpa

knajpka (diminutive)
knajpa (nominative singular)
knajpy (nominative plural)
knajpy (genitive singular)
knajp (genitive plural)
knajpie (dative singular)
knajpom (dative plural)
knajpę (accusative singular)
knajpy (accusative plural)
knajpą (instrumental singular)
knajpami (instrumental plural)
knajpie (locative singular)
knajpach (locative plural)
knajpo (singular vocative)
knajpy (plural vocative)

→ Ukrainian: кна́йпа (knájpa)


przymierzalnia

przymierzalnia (nominative singular)
przymierzalnie (nominative plural)
przymierzalni (genitive singular)
przymierzalni (genitive plural)
przymierzalni (dative singular)
przymierzalniom (dative plural)
przymierzalnię (accusative singular)
przymierzalnie (accusative plural)
przymierzalnią (instrumental singular)
przymierzalniami (instrumental plural)
przymierzalni (locative singular)
przymierzalniach (locative plural)
przymierzalnio (singular vocative)
przymierzalnie (plural vocative)

fitting room (a room in a store for trying on clothes)


przebieralnia

przebieralnia (nominative singular)
przebieralnie (nominative plural)
przebieralni (genitive singular)
przebieralni (genitive plural)
przebieralni (dative singular)
przebieralniom (dative plural)
przebieralnię (accusative singular)
przebieralnie (accusative plural)
przebieralnią (instrumental singular)
przebieralniami (instrumental plural)
przebieralni (locative singular)
przebieralniach (locative plural)
przebieralnio (singular vocative)
przebieralnie (plural vocative)

changing room (a room designed for people to change their clothes)


coca-cola

coca-cola (nominative singular)
coca-cole (nominative plural)
coca-coli (genitive singular)
coca-col (genitive plural)
coca-coli (genitive plural)
coca-coli (dative singular)
coca-colom (dative plural)
coca-colę (accusative singular)
coca-cole (accusative plural)
coca-colą (instrumental singular)
coca-colami (instrumental plural)
coca-coli (locative singular)
coca-colach (locative plural)
coca-colo (singular vocative)
coca-cole (plural vocative)

Unadapted borrowing from English Coca-Cola. Genericized trademark.


papaja

papaja (nominative singular)
papaje (nominative plural)
papai (genitive singular)
papai (genitive plural)
papai (dative singular)
papajom (dative plural)
papaję (accusative singular)
papaje (accusative plural)
papają (instrumental singular)
papajami (instrumental plural)
papai (locative singular)
papajach (locative plural)
papajo (singular vocative)
papaje (plural vocative)

Carica papaya
Carica papaya#Translingual


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


małżonka

małżonek (masculine)
małżonka (nominative singular)
małżonki (nominative plural)
małżonki (genitive singular)
małżonek (genitive plural)
małżonce (dative singular)
małżonkom (dative plural)
małżonkę (accusative singular)
małżonki (accusative plural)
małżonką (instrumental singular)
małżonkami (instrumental plural)
małżonce (locative singular)
małżonkach (locative plural)
małżonko (singular vocative)
małżonki (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish małżonka, from Old Czech malženka, from Proto-Slavic *malъžena, a partial calque of Old High German mâlwîp.


pitka

pitka (nominative singular)
pitki (nominative plural)
pitki (genitive singular)
pitek (genitive plural)
pitce (dative singular)
pitkom (dative plural)
pitkę (accusative singular)
pitki (accusative plural)
pitką (instrumental singular)
pitkami (instrumental plural)
pitce (locative singular)
pitkach (locative plural)
pitko (singular vocative)
pitki (plural vocative)


szóstka w totka

szóstka w totka (nominative singular)
szóstki w totka (genitive singular)
szóstce w totka (dative singular)
szóstkę w totka (accusative singular)
szóstką w totka (instrumental singular)
szóstce w totka (locative singular)
szóstko w totka (singular vocative)

From the lottery game Toto-Lotek, later renamed to Duży Lotek and then Lotto, organized by Totalizator Sportowy. Participants must predict the results of a draw of six numbered balls from a set of 49, performed using a special machine.

(colloquial) correct guess of all six numbers in Lotto, resulting in main prize

(colloquial, figurative) jackpot; an extremely unlikely lucky event


turzyca

pl-noun

turzyca f (male equivalent tur, related adjective turzycowy)

tur (masculine)
turzycowy (adjective)
turzyca (nominative singular)
turzyce (nominative plural)
turzycy (genitive singular)
turzyc (genitive plural)
turzycy (dative singular)
turzycom (dative plural)
turzycę (accusative singular)
turzyce (accusative plural)
turzycą (instrumental singular)
turzycami (instrumental plural)
turzycy (locative singular)
turzycach (locative plural)
turzyco (singular vocative)
turzyce (plural vocative)

true sedge (any sedge of the genus Carex)


banderola

Borrowed from French banderole, from Italian banderuola.


banderola

banderola (nominative singular)
banderole (nominative plural)
banderoli (genitive singular)
banderoli (genitive plural)
banderol (genitive plural)
banderoli (dative singular)
banderolom (dative plural)
banderolę (accusative singular)
banderole (accusative plural)
banderolą (instrumental singular)
banderolami (instrumental plural)
banderoli (locative singular)
banderolach (locative plural)
banderolo (singular vocative)
banderole (plural vocative)

(architecture) banderole (flat band with an inscription, common in Renaissance buildings)

(dated) banderole (little banner, flag, or streamer)


denga

denga (nominative singular)
dengi (genitive singular)
dendze (dative singular)
dengę (accusative singular)
dengą (instrumental singular)
dendze (locative singular)
dengo (singular vocative)

wirus dengi


baklawa

baklawa (nominative singular)
baklawy (nominative plural)
baklawy (genitive singular)
baklaw (genitive plural)
baklawie (dative singular)
baklawom (dative plural)
baklawę (accusative singular)
baklawy (accusative plural)
baklawą (instrumental singular)
baklawami (instrumental plural)
baklawie (locative singular)
baklawach (locative plural)
baklawo (singular vocative)
baklawy (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Turkish baklava, from Ottoman Turkish باقلوا (baklava).


Sana

Sana (nominative singular)
Sany (genitive singular)
Sanie (dative singular)
Sanę (accusative singular)
Saną (instrumental singular)
Sanie (locative singular)
Sano (singular vocative)

Sanaa (the capital and largest city of Yemen)


Jawa

Jawa (nominative singular)
Jawy (genitive singular)
Jawie (dative singular)
Jawę (accusative singular)
Jawą (instrumental singular)
Jawie (locative singular)
Jawo (singular vocative)


gatka

gatka (nominative singular)
gatki (nominative plural)
gatki (genitive singular)
gatek (genitive plural)
gatce (dative singular)
gatkom (dative plural)
gatkę (accusative singular)
gatki (accusative plural)
gatką (instrumental singular)
gatkami (instrumental plural)
gatce (locative singular)
gatkach (locative plural)
gatko (singular vocative)
gatki (plural vocative)


psiarnia

psiarnia (nominative singular)
psiarnie (nominative plural)
psiarni (genitive singular)
psiarni (genitive plural)
psiarni (dative singular)
psiarniom (dative plural)
psiarnię (accusative singular)
psiarnie (accusative plural)
psiarnią (instrumental singular)
psiarniami (instrumental plural)
psiarni (locative singular)
psiarniach (locative plural)
psiarnio (singular vocative)
psiarnie (plural vocative)

(dated) kennel, a room or building where dogs are kept

(slang, offensive, collective, uncountable) police

(historical) pack of hunting dogs belonging to one owner


zagranica

zagranica (nominative singular)
zagranicy (genitive singular)
zagranicy (dative singular)
zagranicę (accusative singular)
zagranicą (instrumental singular)
zagranicy (locative singular)
zagranico (singular vocative)


fundacja

fundacja (nominative singular)
fundacje (nominative plural)
fundacji (genitive singular)
fundacji (genitive plural)
fundacyj (archaic genitive plural)
fundacji (dative singular)
fundacjom (dative plural)
fundację (accusative singular)
fundacje (accusative plural)
fundacją (instrumental singular)
fundacjami (instrumental plural)
fundacji (locative singular)
fundacjach (locative plural)
fundacjo (singular vocative)
fundacje (plural vocative)


stalówka

stalówka (nominative singular)
stalówki (nominative plural)
stalówki (genitive singular)
stalówek (genitive plural)
stalówce (dative singular)
stalówkom (dative plural)
stalówkę (accusative singular)
stalówki (accusative plural)
stalówką (instrumental singular)
stalówkami (instrumental plural)
stalówce (locative singular)
stalówkach (locative plural)
stalówko (singular vocative)
stalówki (plural vocative)

nib (writing end of a fountain pen or a dip pen)


redakcja

redakcja (nominative singular)
redakcje (nominative plural)
redakcji (genitive singular)
redakcji (genitive plural)
redakcyj (archaic genitive plural)
redakcji (dative singular)
redakcjom (dative plural)
redakcję (accusative singular)
redakcje (accusative plural)
redakcją (instrumental singular)
redakcjami (instrumental plural)
redakcji (locative singular)
redakcjach (locative plural)
redakcjo (singular vocative)
redakcje (plural vocative)

Borrowed from French rédaction, from Late Latin redactiō.

newsroom, an office where a periodical publication is prepared

editing, the process of improving written works


bryza

bryza (nominative singular)
bryzy (nominative plural)
bryzy (genitive singular)
bryz (genitive plural)
bryzie (dative singular)
bryzom (dative plural)
bryzę (accusative singular)
bryzy (accusative plural)
bryzą (instrumental singular)
bryzami (instrumental plural)
bryzie (locative singular)
bryzach (locative plural)
bryzo (singular vocative)
bryzy (plural vocative)


terkotka

terkotka (nominative singular)
terkotki (nominative plural)
terkotki (genitive singular)
terkotek (genitive plural)
terkotce (dative singular)
terkotkom (dative plural)
terkotkę (accusative singular)
terkotki (accusative plural)
terkotką (instrumental singular)
terkotkami (instrumental plural)
terkotce (locative singular)
terkotkach (locative plural)
terkotko (singular vocative)
terkotki (plural vocative)

ratchet, noisemaker (percussion instrument)

(colloquial, derogatory) chatterbox, an excessively talkative person


promocja

promocja (nominative singular)
promocje (nominative plural)
promocji (genitive singular)
promocji (genitive plural)
promocyj (archaic genitive plural)
promocji (dative singular)
promocjom (dative plural)
promocję (accusative singular)
promocje (accusative plural)
promocją (instrumental singular)
promocjami (instrumental plural)
promocji (locative singular)
promocjach (locative plural)
promocjo (singular vocative)
promocje (plural vocative)

Borrowed from English promotion, from Middle English promotion, from Old French promocion, from Latin promōtiō.

promotion (the act of disseminating information about something)

sale (promotional event where certain products are sold at reduced prices)

(chess) promotion (transformation of a pawn into a piece by reaching the opponent's back rank)


zachcianka

zachcianka (nominative singular)
zachcianki (nominative plural)
zachcianki (genitive singular)
zachcianek (genitive plural)
zachciance (dative singular)
zachciankom (dative plural)
zachciankę (accusative singular)
zachcianki (accusative plural)
zachcianką (instrumental singular)
zachciankami (instrumental plural)
zachciance (locative singular)
zachciankach (locative plural)
zachcianko (singular vocative)
zachcianki (plural vocative)


maź

maź (nominative singular)
mazie (nominative plural)
mazi (genitive singular)
mazi (genitive plural)
mazi (dative singular)
maziom (dative plural)
maź (accusative singular)
mazie (accusative plural)
mazią (instrumental singular)
maziami (instrumental plural)
mazi (locative singular)
maziach (locative plural)
mazi (singular vocative)
mazie (plural vocative)


frezarka

frezarka (nominative singular)
frezarki (nominative plural)
frezarki (genitive singular)
frezarek (genitive plural)
frezarce (dative singular)
frezarkom (dative plural)
frezarkę (accusative singular)
frezarki (accusative plural)
frezarką (instrumental singular)
frezarkami (instrumental plural)
frezarce (locative singular)
frezarkach (locative plural)
frezarko (singular vocative)
frezarki (plural vocative)


sadzonka

sadzonka (nominative singular)
sadzonki (nominative plural)
sadzonki (genitive singular)
sadzonek (genitive plural)
sadzonce (dative singular)
sadzonkom (dative plural)
sadzonkę (accusative singular)
sadzonki (accusative plural)
sadzonką (instrumental singular)
sadzonkami (instrumental plural)
sadzonce (locative singular)
sadzonkach (locative plural)
sadzonko (singular vocative)
sadzonki (plural vocative)

(botany) seedling (young plant grown from seed)

(agriculture, horticulture) cutting (leaf, stem, branch, or root removed from a plant)


przetoka

przetoka (nominative singular)
przetoki (nominative plural)
przetoki (genitive singular)
przetok (genitive plural)
przetoce (dative singular)
przetokom (dative plural)
przetokę (accusative singular)
przetoki (accusative plural)
przetoką (instrumental singular)
przetokami (instrumental plural)
przetoce (locative singular)
przetokach (locative plural)
przetoko (singular vocative)
przetoki (plural vocative)

(pathology) fistula (abnormal connection or passageway between organs or vessels)

connection of a coastal lake or lagoon to the sea


joni

Learned borrowing from Sanskrit योनि (yoni).

lbor

(anatomy, Buddhism, Hinduism) yoni (vulva or vagina, or a symbol of them, especially as an object of veneration within certain types of Hinduism, Buddhism, and other cultures)


gadzinówka

gadzinówka (nominative singular)
gadzinówki (nominative plural)
gadzinówki (genitive singular)
gadzinówek (genitive plural)
gadzinówce (dative singular)
gadzinówkom (dative plural)
gadzinówkę (accusative singular)
gadzinówki (accusative plural)
gadzinówką (instrumental singular)
gadzinówkami (instrumental plural)
gadzinówce (locative singular)
gadzinówkach (locative plural)
gadzinówko (singular vocative)
gadzinówki (plural vocative)

From gadzina (“dated: reptile, also: malicious person”) + -ówka, a partial calque of German Reptilienfonds (“literally: reptile funds”), a secret fund intended to bribe media in the Polish territories to further the interests of the Prussian Empire. Some scholars link the name with "Godzina Polski" (Hour of Poland), paper published in Warsaw and Łódź by the occupying German authorities during World War I. The paper was colloquially called "Gadzina Polska" (Reptile of Poland).

pcal

Niemcy, póki nie powzięli ostatecznej decyzji o przyłączeniu Łodzi do Rzeszy, wypuszczali gadzinówkę noszącą nazwę „Gazety Łódzkiej”.

1974, Jerzy Urbankiewicz, Muzy przy krosnach, Wydawnictwo Łódzkie, page 31

The Germans, until they made the ultimate decision to connect Łódź to the Reich, were publishing a local newspaper bearing the name "Newspaper Łódź".

Umieszczenie adresu pułkownika Liebicha w „gadzinówce” wydawanej dla jeńców polskich nie było przypadkowe.

1985, Józef Kuropieska, Obozowe refleksje: Oflag II C, Krajowa Agencja Wydawnicza, page 140

Placing colonel Liebich's address in the local newspaper published for Polish captives was not accidental.

Byłoby fatalne dla Karpowicza, gdyby po jego przyjeździe do Polski na Ziemie Odzyskane traktowano „Prawdę Wileńską" jako gadzinówkę.

2004, Józef Szostakowski, Między wolnością a zniewoleniem: prasa w języku polskim na Litwie w okresie od września 1939 do 1964 roku, Oficyna Literatów i Dziennikarzy "Pod Wiatr", page 419

It would disastrous for Karpowicz if, upon his arrival in Poland to The Regained Lands "Wileńska Prawda" was treated as some local newspaper.

(historical) newspaper published in the local language that serves the interests of a foreign occupant

Proszę wskazać mi chociaż jeden program telewizyjny, czy audycję radiową, w których gadające głowy wymądrzały się na temat paryskiego zamachu, gdzie na chwilę wyjaśniono by widzom lub słuchaczom, jakim pismem było i jest „Charlie Hebdo”. A przecież ta francuska gadzinówka to, jeśli mielibyśmy już u nas poszukać odpowiednika, takie „Nie” Urbana albo „Fakty i Mity”.

Please point out for me at least one television program, or radio broadcast where talking heads blow hot air on the topic of the Paris coup, where the watchers or listeners would have it explained to them for a moment what text "Charlie Hebdo" was and is. And of course that French propa-paper is, if we had to look for some local equivalent, like Urban's "Nie" or "Fakty i Mity".

(derogatory, figuratively) newspaper that publishes mainly political propaganda


łata

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lata. Sense 6 is a semantic loan from English patch.

sl

patch (piece of material used to repair a hole in garment)

badge, patch (piece of cloth of a particular colour, shape, or with a particular inscription, worn on clothes)

patch (that which fills or covers a hole in something, e.g. an asphalt patch)

patch, speckle (part of fur or hide of an animal with a different color)

(colloquial, computing) patch, patch file


łata

→ Russian: ла́та (láta)

Borrowed from Middle High German latte, late, from Old High German latta, from Proto-Germanic *lattō.

(construction) batten (horizontal wood beam supporting the tiles or other outer roofing material)


łuszczyca

łuszczyca (nominative singular)
łuszczycy (genitive singular)
łuszczycy (dative singular)
łuszczycę (accusative singular)
łuszczycą (instrumental singular)
łuszczycy (locative singular)
łuszczyco (singular vocative)

From łuszczyć się (“to flake off”) + -yca (“feminine augmentative suffix”).


metoda prób i błędów

metoda prób i błędów (nominative singular)
metody prób i błędów (genitive singular)
metodzie prób i błędów (dative singular)
metodę prób i błędów (accusative singular)
metodą prób i błędów (instrumental singular)
metodzie prób i błędów (locative singular)
metodo prób i błędów (singular vocative)


rycina

rycina (nominative singular)
ryciny (nominative plural)
ryciny (genitive singular)
rycin (genitive plural)
rycinie (dative singular)
rycinom (dative plural)
rycinę (accusative singular)
ryciny (accusative plural)
ryciną (instrumental singular)
rycinami (instrumental plural)
rycinie (locative singular)
rycinach (locative plural)
rycino (singular vocative)
ryciny (plural vocative)

(dated) engraving, illustration in a printed text


broszura

broszura (nominative singular)
broszury (nominative plural)
broszury (genitive singular)
broszur (genitive plural)
broszurze (dative singular)
broszurom (dative plural)
broszurę (accusative singular)
broszury (accusative plural)
broszurą (instrumental singular)
broszurami (instrumental plural)
broszurze (locative singular)
broszurach (locative plural)
broszuro (singular vocative)
broszury (plural vocative)


głowica

głowica (nominative singular)
głowice (nominative plural)
głowicy (genitive singular)
głowic (genitive plural)
głowicy (dative singular)
głowicom (dative plural)
głowicę (accusative singular)
głowice (accusative plural)
głowicą (instrumental singular)
głowicami (instrumental plural)
głowicy (locative singular)
głowicach (locative plural)
głowico (singular vocative)
głowice (plural vocative)

From głowa (“head”) + -ica (“feminine augmentative suffix”).

głowica bojowa

głowica jądrowa

głowica dysku

head (any device part that is placed at the end of something), e.g. warhead, print head, cylinder head; often disambiguated with adjectives

pommel, knob on the end of the hilt of a sword

(architecture) capital, the uppermost part of a column

bovine malignant catarrhal fever
bovine malignant catarrhal fever


makieta

makietka (diminutive)
makieta (nominative singular)
makiety (nominative plural)
makiety (genitive singular)
makiet (genitive plural)
makiecie (dative singular)
makietom (dative plural)
makietę (accusative singular)
makiety (accusative plural)
makietą (instrumental singular)
makietami (instrumental plural)
makiecie (locative singular)
makietach (locative plural)
makieto (singular vocative)
makiety (plural vocative)


wyżerka

wyżerka (nominative singular)
wyżerki (nominative plural)
wyżerki (genitive singular)
wyżerek (genitive plural)
wyżerce (dative singular)
wyżerkom (dative plural)
wyżerkę (accusative singular)
wyżerki (accusative plural)
wyżerką (instrumental singular)
wyżerkami (instrumental plural)
wyżerce (locative singular)
wyżerkach (locative plural)
wyżerko (singular vocative)
wyżerki (plural vocative)

(colloquial) feast (event with lots of food)


sknera

sknera (nominative singular)
sknerzy (nominative plural)
sknery (derogatory nominative plural)
sknery (genitive singular)
sknerów (genitive plural)
sknerze (dative singular)
sknerom (dative plural)
sknerę (accusative singular)
sknerów (accusative plural)
sknerą (instrumental singular)
sknerami (instrumental plural)
sknerze (locative singular)
sknerach (locative plural)
sknero (singular vocative)
sknerzy (plural vocative)
sknera (nominative singular)
sknery (nominative plural)
sknery (genitive singular)
skner (genitive plural)
sknerze (dative singular)
sknerom (dative plural)
sknerę (accusative singular)
sknery (accusative plural)
sknerą (instrumental singular)
sknerami (instrumental plural)
sknerze (locative singular)
sknerach (locative plural)
sknero (singular vocative)
sknery (plural vocative)


egranizacja

egranizacja (nominative singular)
egranizacje (nominative plural)
egranizacji (genitive singular)
egranizacji (genitive plural)
egranizacyj (archaic genitive plural)
egranizacji (dative singular)
egranizacjom (dative plural)
egranizację (accusative singular)
egranizacje (accusative plural)
egranizacją (instrumental singular)
egranizacjami (instrumental plural)
egranizacji (locative singular)
egranizacjach (locative plural)
egranizacjo (singular vocative)
egranizacje (plural vocative)

Blend of ekranizacja (“film adaptation”) + gra (“game”)


ekranizacja

ekranizacja (nominative singular)
ekranizacje (nominative plural)
ekranizacji (genitive singular)
ekranizacji (genitive plural)
ekranizacyj (archaic genitive plural)
ekranizacji (dative singular)
ekranizacjom (dative plural)
ekranizację (accusative singular)
ekranizacje (accusative plural)
ekranizacją (instrumental singular)
ekranizacjami (instrumental plural)
ekranizacji (locative singular)
ekranizacjach (locative plural)
ekranizacjo (singular vocative)
ekranizacje (plural vocative)


mika

mikowy (adjective)
mika (nominative singular)
miki (nominative plural)
miki (genitive singular)
mik (genitive plural)
mice (dative singular)
mikom (dative plural)
mikę (accusative singular)
miki (accusative plural)
miką (instrumental singular)
mikami (instrumental plural)
mice (locative singular)
mikach (locative plural)
miko (singular vocative)
miki (plural vocative)

(mineralogy) mica (hydrous aluminosilicate mineral)


sefira

sefira (nominative singular)
sefiry (nominative plural)
sefiry (genitive singular)
sefir (genitive plural)
sefirze (dative singular)
sefirom (dative plural)
sefirę (accusative singular)
sefiry (accusative plural)
sefirą (instrumental singular)
sefirami (instrumental plural)
sefirze (locative singular)
sefirach (locative plural)
sefiro (singular vocative)
sefiry (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Hebrew סְפִירָה (s'firá, “counting, enumeration”).

bor+

(Kabbalah) sefirah (each of the ten attributes that God created, through which he can project himself to the universe and man)


zamieszki

inflection of zamieszka:
genitive singular

inflection of zamieszka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


limuzyna

limuzyna (nominative singular)
limuzyny (nominative plural)
limuzyny (genitive singular)
limuzyn (genitive plural)
limuzynie (dative singular)
limuzynom (dative plural)
limuzynę (accusative singular)
limuzyny (accusative plural)
limuzyną (instrumental singular)
limuzynami (instrumental plural)
limuzynie (locative singular)
limuzynach (locative plural)
limuzyno (singular vocative)
limuzyny (plural vocative)


waszmość

waszmość (nominative singular)
waszmości (nominative plural)
waszmości (genitive singular)
waszmości (genitive plural)
waszmości (dative singular)
waszmościom (dative plural)
waszmość (accusative singular)
waszmości (accusative plural)
waszmością (instrumental singular)
waszmościami (instrumental plural)
waszmości (locative singular)
waszmościach (locative plural)
waszmości (singular vocative)
waszmości (plural vocative)

(archaic) polite term of address among the nobility.


kapota

kapotka (diminutive)
kapota (nominative singular)
kapoty (nominative plural)
kapoty (genitive singular)
kapot (genitive plural)
kapocie (dative singular)
kapotom (dative plural)
kapotę (accusative singular)
kapoty (accusative plural)
kapotą (instrumental singular)
kapotami (instrumental plural)
kapocie (locative singular)
kapotach (locative plural)
kapoto (singular vocative)
kapoty (plural vocative)

Borrowed from French capote, from Latin caput.


otomana

otomanka (diminutive)
otomana (nominative singular)
otomany (nominative plural)
otomany (genitive singular)
otoman (genitive plural)
otomanie (dative singular)
otomanom (dative plural)
otomanę (accusative singular)
otomany (accusative plural)
otomaną (instrumental singular)
otomanami (instrumental plural)
otomanie (locative singular)
otomanach (locative plural)
otomano (singular vocative)
otomany (plural vocative)

ottoman (upholstered sofa, without arms or a back)


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


Almeria

Almeria (nominative singular)
Almerii (genitive singular)
Almerii (dative singular)
Almerię (accusative singular)
Almerią (instrumental singular)
Almerii (locative singular)
Almerio (singular vocative)

Almeria (a city, the provincial capital of Almería, Andalusia, Spain)

Almeria (a province of Andalusia, Spain)


alometria

alometria (nominative singular)
alometrii (genitive singular)
alometrii (dative singular)
alometrię (accusative singular)
alometrią (instrumental singular)
alometrii (locative singular)
alometrio (singular vocative)

From alo- + -metria. First attested in 1977.

ref

Mieczysław Szymczak (1977) Słownik ortograficzny języka polskiego wraz z zasadami pisowni i interpunkcji (in Polish), page 198

(biology) allometry (disproportionate growth of a part of a living organism in relation to the whole)


alopatia

alopatia (nominative singular)
alopatii (genitive singular)
alopatii (dative singular)
alopatię (accusative singular)
alopatią (instrumental singular)
alopatii (locative singular)
alopatio (singular vocative)

Borrowed from French allopathie. By surface analysis, alo- + -patia. First attested in 1840.

Henryk Ignacy Suchecki (1840) Duch hydropatyi czyli Wykład sposobu jakim leczy wodą zimną Pryśnic w Grefenbergu : po myślach J. H. Rausego (in Polish), page 3

alternative medicine
alternative medicine

(alternative medicine) allopathy (system of alternative medicine that treats symptoms with substances that produce the opposite effect)


algina

algina (nominative singular)
alginy (nominative plural)
alginy (genitive singular)
algin (genitive plural)
alginie (dative singular)
alginom (dative plural)
alginę (accusative singular)
alginy (accusative plural)
alginą (instrumental singular)
alginami (instrumental plural)
alginie (locative singular)
alginach (locative plural)
algino (singular vocative)
alginy (plural vocative)

Borrowed from French algine. By surface analysis, alga + -ina. First attested in 1886.

Wszechświat : tygodnik popularny poświęcony naukom przyrodniczym (in Polish), number T. 5, nr 50, 1886, page 797


amiotrofia

amiotrofia (nominative singular)
amiotrofii (genitive singular)
amiotrofii (dative singular)
amiotrofię (accusative singular)
amiotrofią (instrumental singular)
amiotrofii (locative singular)
amiotrofio (singular vocative)

From a- + Ancient Greek μῦς (mûs) + -trofia. First attested in the mid 20th century.

Witold Doroszewski, editor (1958–1969), “amiotrofia”, in Słownik języka polskiego (in Polish), Warszawa: PWN


amorfia

amorfia (nominative singular)
amorfii (genitive singular)
amorfii (dative singular)
amorfię (accusative singular)
amorfią (instrumental singular)
amorfii (locative singular)
amorfio (singular vocative)

From a- + -morf + -ia. First attested in 1870.

Władysław Łoziński (1870) Legionista: powieść z przeszłości (in Polish), page 11


amperometria

amperometria (nominative singular)
amperometrii (genitive singular)
amperometrii (dative singular)
amperometrię (accusative singular)
amperometrią (instrumental singular)
amperometrii (locative singular)
amperometrio (singular vocative)

From amper + -o- + -metria. First attested in 1962.

Bibliografia Zawartości Czasopism (in Polish), number R. 16, z. 8, 1962, page 39

(electricity, chemistry) amperometry (measurement of electric current)


smuga

smużka (diminutive)
smuga (nominative singular)
smugi (nominative plural)
smugi (genitive singular)
smug (genitive plural)
smudze (dative singular)
smugom (dative plural)
smugę (accusative singular)
smugi (accusative plural)
smugą (instrumental singular)
smugami (instrumental plural)
smudze (locative singular)
smugach (locative plural)
smugo (singular vocative)
smugi (plural vocative)


roby

inflection of roba:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


anartria

anartria (nominative singular)
anartrii (genitive singular)
anartrii (dative singular)
anartrię (accusative singular)
anartrią (instrumental singular)
anartrii (locative singular)
anartrio (singular vocative)

Learned borrowing from Ancient Greek ἀναρθρία (anarthría, “weakening, attenuation”). First attested in 1876.

ref

Hugo Wilhelm von Ziemssen (1876) Choroby zaraźliwe ostre. T. 2, Ospa wietrzna, odra, rubeola, szkarlatyna, ospa, róża, prosówka, dengue, grypa, astma sienna, zakażenie zimnicze, epidemiczne zapalenie opon mózgowo-rdzeniowych (in Polish), page 616


porady

inflection of porada:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


doby

inflection of doba:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


wałówka

wałówa (augmentative)
wałówka (nominative singular)
wałówki (nominative plural)
wałówki (genitive singular)
wałówek (genitive plural)
wałówce (dative singular)
wałówkom (dative plural)
wałówkę (accusative singular)
wałówki (accusative plural)
wałówką (instrumental singular)
wałówkami (instrumental plural)
wałówce (locative singular)
wałówkach (locative plural)
wałówko (singular vocative)
wałówki (plural vocative)

(colloquial) a hefty supply of food, especially one taken on an excursion where obtaining and preparing food may be difficult or costly


warka

warka (nominative singular)
warki (nominative plural)
warki (genitive singular)
warek (genitive plural)
warce (dative singular)
warkom (dative plural)
warkę (accusative singular)
warki (accusative plural)
warką (instrumental singular)
warkami (instrumental plural)
warce (locative singular)
warkach (locative plural)
warko (singular vocative)
warki (plural vocative)

brew; a batch of beer produced in a single production cycle


kolekcja

kolekcyjka (diminutive)
kolekcja (nominative singular)
kolekcje (nominative plural)
kolekcji (genitive singular)
kolekcji (genitive plural)
kolekcyj (archaic genitive plural)
kolekcji (dative singular)
kolekcjom (dative plural)
kolekcję (accusative singular)
kolekcje (accusative plural)
kolekcją (instrumental singular)
kolekcjami (instrumental plural)
kolekcji (locative singular)
kolekcjach (locative plural)
kolekcjo (singular vocative)
kolekcje (plural vocative)

Borrowed from French collection, from Latin collēctiō, collēctiōnem.

collection (set of thematically associated items gathered by a collector)


pikawka

pikawa (augmentative)
pikawka (nominative singular)
pikawki (nominative plural)
pikawki (genitive singular)
pikawek (genitive plural)
pikawce (dative singular)
pikawkom (dative plural)
pikawkę (accusative singular)
pikawki (accusative plural)
pikawką (instrumental singular)
pikawkami (instrumental plural)
pikawce (locative singular)
pikawkach (locative plural)
pikawko (singular vocative)
pikawki (plural vocative)


pikawa

pikawka (diminutive)
pikawa (nominative singular)
pikawy (nominative plural)
pikawy (genitive singular)
pikaw (genitive plural)
pikawie (dative singular)
pikawom (dative plural)
pikawę (accusative singular)
pikawy (accusative plural)
pikawą (instrumental singular)
pikawami (instrumental plural)
pikawie (locative singular)
pikawach (locative plural)
pikawo (singular vocative)
pikawy (plural vocative)


woltyżerka

woltyżerka (nominative singular)
woltyżerki (genitive singular)
woltyżerce (dative singular)
woltyżerkę (accusative singular)
woltyżerką (instrumental singular)
woltyżerce (locative singular)
woltyżerko (singular vocative)


fałszywka

fałszywka (nominative singular)
fałszywki (nominative plural)
fałszywki (genitive singular)
fałszywek (genitive plural)
fałszywce (dative singular)
fałszywkom (dative plural)
fałszywkę (accusative singular)
fałszywki (accusative plural)
fałszywką (instrumental singular)
fałszywkami (instrumental plural)
fałszywce (locative singular)
fałszywkach (locative plural)
fałszywko (singular vocative)
fałszywki (plural vocative)

From fałszywy (“falsified, counterfeit”) + -ka.

af

(informal) counterfeit item, especially a piece of money (bill or coin)


podróbka

podróba (augmentative)
podróbka (nominative singular)
podróbki (nominative plural)
podróbki (genitive singular)
podróbek (genitive plural)
podróbce (dative singular)
podróbkom (dative plural)
podróbkę (accusative singular)
podróbki (accusative plural)
podróbką (instrumental singular)
podróbkami (instrumental plural)
podróbce (locative singular)
podróbkach (locative plural)
podróbko (singular vocative)
podróbki (plural vocative)

From podrobić (“to forge, to counterfeit, to falsify”) + -ka.

(informal) knockoff, counterfeit, low quality goods passed off as well known brands


chwilówka

chwilówka (nominative singular)
chwilówki (nominative plural)
chwilówki (genitive singular)
chwilówek (genitive plural)
chwilówce (dative singular)
chwilówkom (dative plural)
chwilówkę (accusative singular)
chwilówki (accusative plural)
chwilówką (instrumental singular)
chwilówkami (instrumental plural)
chwilówce (locative singular)
chwilówkach (locative plural)
chwilówko (singular vocative)
chwilówki (plural vocative)


rady

inflection of rada:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


GDDKiA

Initialism of Generalna Dyrekcja Dróg Krajowych i Autostrad.


przerzutnia

przerzutnia (nominative singular)
przerzutnie (nominative plural)
przerzutni (genitive singular)
przerzutni (genitive plural)
przerzutni (dative singular)
przerzutniom (dative plural)
przerzutnię (accusative singular)
przerzutnie (accusative plural)
przerzutnią (instrumental singular)
przerzutniami (instrumental plural)
przerzutni (locative singular)
przerzutniach (locative plural)
przerzutnio (singular vocative)
przerzutnie (plural vocative)


dyrekcja

dyrekcja (nominative singular)
dyrekcje (nominative plural)
dyrekcji (genitive singular)
dyrekcji (genitive plural)
dyrekcyj (archaic genitive plural)
dyrekcji (dative singular)
dyrekcjom (dative plural)
dyrekcję (accusative singular)
dyrekcje (accusative plural)
dyrekcją (instrumental singular)
dyrekcjami (instrumental plural)
dyrekcji (locative singular)
dyrekcjach (locative plural)
dyrekcjo (singular vocative)
dyrekcje (plural vocative)

directorate (agency headed by a director)

(obsolete) direction (orientation in space)


porodówka

porodówka (nominative singular)
porodówki (nominative plural)
porodówki (genitive singular)
porodówek (genitive plural)
porodówce (dative singular)
porodówkom (dative plural)
porodówkę (accusative singular)
porodówki (accusative plural)
porodówką (instrumental singular)
porodówkami (instrumental plural)
porodówce (locative singular)
porodówkach (locative plural)
porodówko (singular vocative)
porodówki (plural vocative)

From poród (“labor, childbirth”) + -ówka.


histereza

histereza (nominative singular)
histerezy (genitive singular)
histerezie (dative singular)
histerezę (accusative singular)
histerezą (instrumental singular)
histerezie (locative singular)
histerezo (singular vocative)


reguła przekory

reguła przekory (nominative singular)
reguły przekory (genitive singular)
regule przekory (dative singular)
regułę przekory (accusative singular)
regułą przekory (instrumental singular)
regule przekory (locative singular)
reguło przekory (singular vocative)

Le Chatelier's principle
Le Chatelier's principle


osoba prawna

osoba prawna (nominative singular)
osoby prawne (nominative plural)
osoby prawnej (genitive singular)
osób prawnych (genitive plural)
osobie prawnej (dative singular)
osobom prawnym (dative plural)
osobę prawną (accusative singular)
osoby prawne (accusative plural)
osobą prawną (instrumental singular)
osobami prawnymi (instrumental plural)
osobie prawnej (locative singular)
osobach prawnych (locative plural)
osobo prawna (singular vocative)
osoby prawne (plural vocative)


przesieka

przesieka (nominative singular)
przesieki (nominative plural)
przesieki (genitive singular)
przesiek (genitive plural)
przesiece (dative singular)
przesiekom (dative plural)
przesiekę (accusative singular)
przesieki (accusative plural)
przesieką (instrumental singular)
przesiekami (instrumental plural)
przesiece (locative singular)
przesiekach (locative plural)
przesieko (singular vocative)
przesieki (plural vocative)

clearing (open space in a forest created by cutting down trees)


litota

litota (nominative singular)
litoty (nominative plural)
litoty (genitive singular)
litot (genitive plural)
litocie (dative singular)
litotom (dative plural)
litotę (accusative singular)
litoty (accusative plural)
litotą (instrumental singular)
litotami (instrumental plural)
litocie (locative singular)
litotach (locative plural)
litoto (singular vocative)
litoty (plural vocative)

Borrowed from French litote. Doublet of litotes.

(rhetoric) litotes (figure of speech whereby something is stated by denying its opposite, particularly the negation of a negative quality to say something positive)


bransoleta

bransoletka (diminutive)
bransoleta (nominative singular)
bransolety (nominative plural)
bransolety (genitive singular)
bransolet (genitive plural)
bransolecie (dative singular)
bransoletom (dative plural)
bransoletę (accusative singular)
bransolety (accusative plural)
bransoletą (instrumental singular)
bransoletami (instrumental plural)
bransolecie (locative singular)
bransoletach (locative plural)
bransoleto (singular vocative)
bransolety (plural vocative)

bracelet, jewelry worn on the wrists or ankles


bransoletka

bransoleta (augmentative)
bransoletka (nominative singular)
bransoletki (nominative plural)
bransoletki (genitive singular)
bransoletek (genitive plural)
bransoletce (dative singular)
bransoletkom (dative plural)
bransoletkę (accusative singular)
bransoletki (accusative plural)
bransoletką (instrumental singular)
bransoletkami (instrumental plural)
bransoletce (locative singular)
bransoletkach (locative plural)
bransoletko (singular vocative)
bransoletki (plural vocative)

From bransoleta (“bracelet”) + -ka (“feminine diminutive suffix”).


krajzega

krajzega (nominative singular)
krajzegi (nominative plural)
krajzegi (genitive singular)
krajzeg (genitive plural)
krajzedze (dative singular)
krajzegom (dative plural)
krajzegę (accusative singular)
krajzegi (accusative plural)
krajzegą (instrumental singular)
krajzegami (instrumental plural)
krajzedze (locative singular)
krajzegach (locative plural)
krajzego (singular vocative)
krajzegi (plural vocative)


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 (Catholic prayer)


klępa

klępa (nominative singular)
klępy (nominative plural)
klępy (genitive singular)
klęp (genitive plural)
klępie (dative singular)
klępom (dative plural)
klępę (accusative singular)
klępy (accusative plural)
klępą (instrumental singular)
klępami (instrumental plural)
klępie (locative singular)
klępach (locative plural)
klępo (singular vocative)
klępy (plural vocative)

Uncertain. Perhaps related to Proto-Slavic *klęča, whence Polish klacz.

female moose; female Eurasian elk (Alces alces)

(derogatory) unattractive, shabby or arrogant woman


deszczówka

deszczówka (nominative singular)
deszczówki (nominative plural)
deszczówki (genitive singular)
deszczówek (genitive plural)
deszczówce (dative singular)
deszczówkom (dative plural)
deszczówkę (accusative singular)
deszczówki (accusative plural)
deszczówką (instrumental singular)
deszczówkami (instrumental plural)
deszczówce (locative singular)
deszczówkach (locative plural)
deszczówko (singular vocative)
deszczówki (plural vocative)


grań

grań (nominative singular)
granie (nominative plural)
grani (genitive singular)
grani (genitive plural)
grani (dative singular)
graniom (dative plural)
grań (accusative singular)
granie (accusative plural)
granią (instrumental singular)
graniami (instrumental plural)
grani (locative singular)
graniach (locative plural)
grani (singular vocative)
granie (plural vocative)


gruba ryba

gruba ryba (nominative singular)
grube ryby (nominative plural)
grubej ryby (genitive singular)
grubych ryb (genitive plural)
grubej rybie (dative singular)
grubym rybom (dative plural)
grubą rybę (accusative singular)
grube ryby (accusative plural)
grubą rybą (instrumental singular)
grubymi rybami (instrumental plural)
grubej rybie (locative singular)
grubych rybach (locative plural)
gruba rybo (singular vocative)
grube ryby (plural vocative)


planszówka

planszówka (nominative singular)
planszówki (nominative plural)
planszówki (genitive singular)
planszówek (genitive plural)
planszówce (dative singular)
planszówkom (dative plural)
planszówkę (accusative singular)
planszówki (accusative plural)
planszówką (instrumental singular)
planszówkami (instrumental plural)
planszówce (locative singular)
planszówkach (locative plural)
planszówko (singular vocative)
planszówki (plural vocative)

(informal) board game (any of many games of strategy or chance played on a specially designed board; often involves one or more players moving pieces and using dice or cards)


płotka

płotka (nominative singular)
płotki (nominative plural)
płotki (genitive singular)
płotek (genitive plural)
płotce (dative singular)
płotkom (dative plural)
płotkę (accusative singular)
płotki (accusative plural)
płotką (instrumental singular)
płotkami (instrumental plural)
płotce (locative singular)
płotkach (locative plural)
płotko (singular vocative)
płotki (plural vocative)

Rutilus rutilus
Rutilus rutilus#Translingual

(figurative) small fry; an unimportant member of an organization, especially a criminal one


nalewka

naleweczka (diminutive)
nalewka (nominative singular)
nalewki (nominative plural)
nalewki (genitive singular)
nalewek (genitive plural)
nalewce (dative singular)
nalewkom (dative plural)
nalewkę (accusative singular)
nalewki (accusative plural)
nalewką (instrumental singular)
nalewkami (instrumental plural)
nalewce (locative singular)
nalewkach (locative plural)
nalewko (singular vocative)
nalewki (plural vocative)

nalewka, nastoyka, alcoholate (Polish alcoholic infusion of herbs and/or fruit, consumed as a strong liqueur)

(medicine) tincture (alcoholic infusion used as medicine)

(obsolete, in the plural) reservoir, pool


obsesja

pl-noun

obsesja f (related adjective obsesyjny or obsesjonalny)

obsesyjny (adjective)
obsesjonalny (adjective)
obsesja (nominative singular)
obsesje (nominative plural)
obsesji (genitive singular)
obsesji (genitive plural)
obsesyj (archaic genitive plural)
obsesji (dative singular)
obsesjom (dative plural)
obsesję (accusative singular)
obsesje (accusative plural)
obsesją (instrumental singular)
obsesjami (instrumental plural)
obsesji (locative singular)
obsesjach (locative plural)
obsesjo (singular vocative)
obsesje (plural vocative)

Internationalism; compare English obsession, French obsession, German Obsession, ultimately from Latin obsessiō.

obsession (idea that engenders a compulsive or irrational preoccupation, or the preoccupation thereby engendered)

obsession (activity or entity that inspires a compulsive and potentially unhealthy fixation, or the fixation thereby inspired)


wacha

wacha (nominative singular)
wachy (genitive singular)
wasze (dative singular)
wachę (accusative singular)
wachą (instrumental singular)
wasze (locative singular)
wacho (singular vocative)


wacha

wacha (nominative singular)
wachy (nominative plural)
wachy (genitive singular)
wach (genitive plural)
wasze (dative singular)
wachom (dative plural)
wachę (accusative singular)
wachy (accusative plural)
wachą (instrumental singular)
wachami (instrumental plural)
wasze (locative singular)
wachach (locative plural)
wacho (singular vocative)
wachy (plural vocative)


wacha

Acanthocybium solandri
Wikispecies:Acanthocybium solandri


piąchopiryna

piąchopiryna (nominative singular)
piąchopiryny (nominative plural)
piąchopiryny (genitive singular)
piąchopiryn (genitive plural)
piąchopirynie (dative singular)
piąchopirynom (dative plural)
piąchopirynę (accusative singular)
piąchopiryny (accusative plural)
piąchopiryną (instrumental singular)
piąchopirynami (instrumental plural)
piąchopirynie (locative singular)
piąchopirynach (locative plural)
piąchopiryno (singular vocative)
piąchopiryny (plural vocative)

Blend of piącha (“augmentative: fist”) + aspiryna (“aspirin”)

blend

(colloquial, humorous, figurative) violence used to discipline someone obnoxious; knuckle sandwich


druga strona medalu

druga strona medalu (nominative singular)
drugie strony medalu (nominative plural)
drugiej strony medalu (genitive singular)
drugich stron medalu (genitive plural)
drugiej stronie medalu (dative singular)
drugim stronom medalu (dative plural)
drugą stronę medalu (accusative singular)
drugie strony medalu (accusative plural)
drugą stroną medalu (instrumental singular)
drugimi stronami medalu (instrumental plural)
drugiej stronie medalu (locative singular)
drugich stronach medalu (locative plural)
druga strono medalu (singular vocative)
drugie strony medalu (plural vocative)

other side of the coin
other side of the coin

(idiomatic) flip side, other side of the coin


Ariadna

Ariadna (nominative singular)
Ariadny (genitive singular)
Ariadnie (dative singular)
Ariadnę (accusative singular)
Ariadną (instrumental singular)
Ariadnie (locative singular)
Ariadno (singular vocative)

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

(Greek mythology) Ariadne (daughter of King Minos)


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)

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


cięciwa

cięciwa (nominative singular)
cięciwy (nominative plural)
cięciwy (genitive singular)
cięciw (genitive plural)
cięciwie (dative singular)
cięciwom (dative plural)
cięciwę (accusative singular)
cięciwy (accusative plural)
cięciwą (instrumental singular)
cięciwami (instrumental plural)
cięciwie (locative singular)
cięciwach (locative plural)
cięciwo (singular vocative)
cięciwy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *tętiva, from Proto-Indo-European *ten- (“to stretch, to extend”).


anencefalia

anencefalia (nominative singular)
anencefalii (genitive singular)
anencefalii (dative singular)
anencefalię (accusative singular)
anencefalią (instrumental singular)
anencefalii (locative singular)
anencefalio (singular vocative)

Learned borrowing from Ancient Greek ανεγκέφαλος (anenképhalos). First attested in 1905.

ref

Wszechświat : tygodnik popularny poświęcony naukom przyrodniczym (in Polish), number T. 24, nr 40, 1905, page 627


rozpierducha

rozpierducha (nominative singular)
rozpierduchy (nominative plural)
rozpierduchy (genitive singular)
rozpierduch (genitive plural)
rozpierdusze (dative singular)
rozpierduchom (dative plural)
rozpierduchę (accusative singular)
rozpierduchy (accusative plural)
rozpierduchą (instrumental singular)
rozpierduchami (instrumental plural)
rozpierdusze (locative singular)
rozpierduchach (locative plural)
rozpierducho (singular vocative)
rozpierduchy (plural vocative)

(vulgar) complete chaos, clusterfuck, dumpster fire


armila

armila (nominative singular)
armile (nominative plural)
armili (genitive singular)
armil (genitive plural)
armili (dative singular)
armilom (dative plural)
armilę (accusative singular)
armile (accusative plural)
armilą (instrumental singular)
armilami (instrumental plural)
armili (locative singular)
armilach (locative plural)
armilo (singular vocative)
armile (plural vocative)


hardość

hardość (nominative singular)
hardości (genitive singular)
hardości (dative singular)
hardość (accusative singular)
hardością (instrumental singular)
hardości (locative singular)
hardości (singular vocative)


stokrotka

stokrotka (nominative singular)
stokrotki (nominative plural)
stokrotki (genitive singular)
stokrotek (genitive plural)
stokrotce (dative singular)
stokrotkom (dative plural)
stokrotkę (accusative singular)
stokrotki (accusative plural)
stokrotką (instrumental singular)
stokrotkami (instrumental plural)
stokrotce (locative singular)
stokrotkach (locative plural)
stokrotko (singular vocative)
stokrotki (plural vocative)


sterta

stertka (diminutive)
sterta (nominative singular)
sterty (nominative plural)
sterty (genitive singular)
stert (genitive plural)
stercie (dative singular)
stertom (dative plural)
stertę (accusative singular)
sterty (accusative plural)
stertą (instrumental singular)
stertami (instrumental plural)
stercie (locative singular)
stertach (locative plural)
sterto (singular vocative)
sterty (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Lithuanian stìrta ('hay stack').

(computing) heap; memory that is dynamically allocated


mogiła

mogiłka (diminutive)
mogiła (nominative singular)
mogiły (nominative plural)
mogiły (genitive singular)
mogił (genitive plural)
mogile (dative singular)
mogiłom (dative plural)
mogiłę (accusative singular)
mogiły (accusative plural)
mogiłą (instrumental singular)
mogiłami (instrumental plural)
mogile (locative singular)
mogiłach (locative plural)
mogiło (singular vocative)
mogiły (plural vocative)


waść

waść (nominative singular)
waści (nominative plural)
waści (genitive singular)
waści (genitive plural)
waści (dative singular)
waściom (dative plural)
waść (accusative singular)
waści (accusative plural)
waścią (instrumental singular)
waściami (instrumental plural)
waści (locative singular)
waściach (locative plural)
waści (singular vocative)
waści (plural vocative)

(archaic) term of address among the nobility


łamana

łamana (nominative singular)
łamane (nominative plural)
łamanej (genitive singular)
łamanych (genitive plural)
łamanej (dative singular)
łamanym (dative plural)
łamaną (accusative singular)
łamane (accusative plural)
łamaną (instrumental singular)
łamanymi (instrumental plural)
łamanej (locative singular)
łamanych (locative plural)
łamana (singular vocative)
łamane (plural vocative)

(nominalized, geometry) polyline (sequence of line segments)


czerwona fala

czerwona fala (nominative singular)
czerwone fale (nominative plural)
czerwonej fali (genitive singular)
czerwonych fal (genitive plural)
czerwonej fali (dative singular)
czerwonym falom (dative plural)
czerwoną falę (accusative singular)
czerwone fale (accusative plural)
czerwoną falą (instrumental singular)
czerwonymi falami (instrumental plural)
czerwonej fali (locative singular)
czerwonych falach (locative plural)
czerwona falo (singular vocative)
czerwone fale (plural vocative)

(idiomatic, informal) hitting multiple red traffic lights in a row while driving


kłoda

kłoda (nominative singular)
kłody (nominative plural)
kłody (genitive singular)
kłód (genitive plural)
kłodzie (dative singular)
kłodom (dative plural)
kłodę (accusative singular)
kłody (accusative plural)
kłodą (instrumental singular)
kłodami (instrumental plural)
kłodzie (locative singular)
kłodach (locative plural)
kłodo (singular vocative)
kłody (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish kłoda. Cognate to German Holz.

log, trunk of a tree cleared of branches

(beekeeping) a beehive made from a hollowed-out tree trunk


anoreksja

pl-noun

anoreksja f (related adjective anorektyczny)

anorektyczny (adjective)
anoreksja (nominative singular)
anoreksji (genitive singular)
anoreksji (dative singular)
anoreksję (accusative singular)
anoreksją (instrumental singular)
anoreksji (locative singular)
anoreksjo (singular vocative)

Internationalism; compare English anorexia, French anorexie, German Anorexie, ultimately from Ancient Greek ἀνορεξία (anorexía).

Coordinate term: jadłowstręt

(pathology) anorexia, anorexia nervosa (eating disorder characterized by self-starvation due to an irrational fear of gaining weight)


lutownica

lutownica (nominative singular)
lutownice (nominative plural)
lutownicy (genitive singular)
lutownic (genitive plural)
lutownicy (dative singular)
lutownicom (dative plural)
lutownicę (accusative singular)
lutownice (accusative plural)
lutownicą (instrumental singular)
lutownicami (instrumental plural)
lutownicy (locative singular)
lutownicach (locative plural)
lutownico (singular vocative)
lutownice (plural vocative)


plewy

inflection of plewa:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


zajawka

zajawka (nominative singular)
zajawki (nominative plural)
zajawki (genitive singular)
zajawek (genitive plural)
zajawce (dative singular)
zajawkom (dative plural)
zajawkę (accusative singular)
zajawki (accusative plural)
zajawką (instrumental singular)
zajawkami (instrumental plural)
zajawce (locative singular)
zajawkach (locative plural)
zajawko (singular vocative)
zajawki (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Russian зая́вка (zajávka).

(slang) hobby, passion (activity to which one devotes a lot of time and resources)

(film, marketing, slang, television) teaser (short acting scene preceding the actual lead of a film or television series)


mość

mość (nominative singular)
mości (nominative plural)
mości (genitive singular)
mości (genitive plural)
mości (dative singular)
mościom (dative plural)
mość (accusative singular)
mości (accusative plural)
mością (instrumental singular)
mościami (instrumental plural)
mości (locative singular)
mościach (locative plural)
mości (singular vocative)
mości (plural vocative)

polite term of address among the nobility; majesty


plewa

plewa (nominative singular)
plewy (nominative plural)
plewy (genitive singular)
plew (genitive plural)
plewie (dative singular)
plewom (dative plural)
plewę (accusative singular)
plewy (accusative plural)
plewą (instrumental singular)
plewami (instrumental plural)
plewie (locative singular)
plewach (locative plural)
plewo (singular vocative)
plewy (plural vocative)

(usually in the plural) chaff, husk; the outer inedible shell of cereal grain


gównoburza

gównoburza (nominative singular)
gównoburze (nominative plural)
gównoburzy (genitive singular)
gównoburz (genitive plural)
gównoburzy (dative singular)
gównoburzom (dative plural)
gównoburzę (accusative singular)
gównoburze (accusative plural)
gównoburzą (instrumental singular)
gównoburzami (instrumental plural)
gównoburzy (locative singular)
gównoburzach (locative plural)
gównoburzo (singular vocative)
gównoburze (plural vocative)

From gówno (“shit, crap”) + -o- + burza (“storm”). Calque of English shitstorm.


setka

pl-noun

setka f (diminutive seteczka, augmentative seta)

seteczka (diminutive)
seta (augmentative)
setka (nominative singular)
setki (nominative plural)
setki (genitive singular)
setek (genitive plural)
setce (dative singular)
setkom (dative plural)
setkę (accusative singular)
setki (accusative plural)
setką (instrumental singular)
setkami (instrumental plural)
setce (locative singular)
setkach (locative plural)
setko (singular vocative)
setki (plural vocative)

From sto (“one hundred”) + -ka (“diminutive suffix”).

af

hundred (a set or group with a hundred elements)

(metonymically) something assigned the number one hundred: bus line, road, candidate on a ballot, etc.

(informal) 100 PLN, a sum of money or a paper bill with this value

Ile sekund do setki ma to nowe BMW?

How many seconds does that new BMW take to reach 100 km/h?

(informal, automotive) 100 kilometres, 100 kilometres per hour

(colloquial) 100 ml bottle of vodka or other strong alcohol


-elnia

-elnia (nominative singular)
-elnie (nominative plural)
-elni (genitive singular)
-elni (genitive plural)
-elni (dative singular)
-elniom (dative plural)
-elnię (accusative singular)
-elnie (accusative plural)
-elnią (instrumental singular)
-elniami (instrumental plural)
-elni (locative singular)
-elniach (locative plural)
-elnio (singular vocative)
-elnie (plural vocative)

czytać + -elnia → czytelnia

forms names of designated rooms, shops or factories


gorzałka

pl-noun

gorzałka f (diminutive gorzałeczka, augmentative gorzała, related adjective gorzałczany)

gorzałeczka (diminutive)
gorzała (augmentative)
gorzałczany (adjective)
gorzałka (nominative singular)
gorzałki (nominative plural)
gorzałki (genitive singular)
gorzałek (genitive plural)
gorzałce (dative singular)
gorzałkom (dative plural)
gorzałkę (accusative singular)
gorzałki (accusative plural)
gorzałką (instrumental singular)
gorzałkami (instrumental plural)
gorzałce (locative singular)
gorzałkach (locative plural)
gorzałko (singular vocative)
gorzałki (plural vocative)


gorzelnia

gorzelnia (nominative singular)
gorzelnie (nominative plural)
gorzelni (genitive singular)
gorzelni (genitive plural)
gorzelni (dative singular)
gorzelniom (dative plural)
gorzelnię (accusative singular)
gorzelnie (accusative plural)
gorzelnią (instrumental singular)
gorzelniami (instrumental plural)
gorzelni (locative singular)
gorzelniach (locative plural)
gorzelnio (singular vocative)
gorzelnie (plural vocative)

From gorzeć (“obsolete: to distill”) + -elnia.

af

distillery (a factory that produces distilled alcoholic beverages, especially vodka)


zakrętka

zakrętka (nominative singular)
zakrętki (nominative plural)
zakrętki (genitive singular)
zakrętek (genitive plural)
zakrętce (dative singular)
zakrętkom (dative plural)
zakrętkę (accusative singular)
zakrętki (accusative plural)
zakrętką (instrumental singular)
zakrętkami (instrumental plural)
zakrętce (locative singular)
zakrętkach (locative plural)
zakrętko (singular vocative)
zakrętki (plural vocative)


wtyczka

wtyka (augmentative)
wtyczka (nominative singular)
wtyczki (nominative plural)
wtyczki (genitive singular)
wtyczek (genitive plural)
wtyczce (dative singular)
wtyczkom (dative plural)
wtyczkę (accusative singular)
wtyczki (accusative plural)
wtyczką (instrumental singular)
wtyczkami (instrumental plural)
wtyczce (locative singular)
wtyczkach (locative plural)
wtyczko (singular vocative)
wtyczki (plural vocative)

(electricity) plug (connecting device which fits into a socket)

(computing) plug-in (software component that adds a feature to an existing computer program)

(informal) mole, informant, double agent


kokosz

kokoszka (diminutive)
kokosz (nominative singular)
kokosze (nominative plural)
kokoszy (genitive singular)
kokoszy (genitive plural)
kokoszy (dative singular)
kokoszom (dative plural)
kokosz (accusative singular)
kokosze (accusative plural)
kokoszą (instrumental singular)
kokoszami (instrumental plural)
kokoszy (locative singular)
kokoszach (locative plural)
kokoszy (singular vocative)
kokosze (plural vocative)


konopia

konopia (nominative singular)
konopie (nominative plural)
konopi (genitive singular)
konopi (genitive plural)
konopi (dative singular)
konopiom (dative plural)
konopię (accusative singular)
konopie (accusative plural)
konopią (instrumental singular)
konopiami (instrumental plural)
konopi (locative singular)
konopiach (locative plural)
konopio (singular vocative)
konopie (plural vocative)


czara

czarka (diminutive)
czara (nominative singular)
czary (nominative plural)
czary (genitive singular)
czar (genitive plural)
czarze (dative singular)
czarom (dative plural)
czarę (accusative singular)
czary (accusative plural)
czarą (instrumental singular)
czarami (instrumental plural)
czarze (locative singular)
czarach (locative plural)
czaro (singular vocative)
czary (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Russian ча́ра (čára), from Proto-Slavic *čara.


nocka

nocka (nominative singular)
nocki (nominative plural)
nocki (genitive singular)
nocek (genitive plural)
nocce (dative singular)
nockom (dative plural)
nockę (accusative singular)
nocki (accusative plural)
nocką (instrumental singular)
nockami (instrumental plural)
nocce (locative singular)
nockach (locative plural)
nocko (singular vocative)
nocki (plural vocative)

(colloquial) night shift, graveyard shift


-yca

-yca (nominative singular)
-yce (nominative plural)
-ycy (genitive singular)
-yc (genitive plural)
-ycy (dative singular)
-ycom (dative plural)
-ycę (accusative singular)
-yce (accusative plural)
-ycą (instrumental singular)
-ycami (instrumental plural)
-ycy (locative singular)
-ycach (locative plural)
-yco (singular vocative)
-yce (plural vocative)

pieprz + -yca → pieprzyca

forms feminine nouns, especially pejoratives and augmentatives


karyna

karyna (nominative singular)
karyny (nominative plural)
karyny (genitive singular)
karyn (genitive plural)
karynie (dative singular)
karynom (dative plural)
karynę (accusative singular)
karyny (accusative plural)
karyną (instrumental singular)
karynami (instrumental plural)
karynie (locative singular)
karynach (locative plural)
karyno (singular vocative)
karyny (plural vocative)

(Internet slang, derogatory) bimbo; stupid, immature or obnoxious girl


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


areografia

areografia (nominative singular)
areografii (genitive singular)
areografii (dative singular)
areografię (accusative singular)
areografią (instrumental singular)
areografii (locative singular)
areografio (singular vocative)


zdradnica

zdradnica (nominative singular)
zdradnice (nominative plural)
zdradnicy (genitive singular)
zdradnic (genitive plural)
zdradnicy (dative singular)
zdradnicom (dative plural)
zdradnicę (accusative singular)
zdradnice (accusative plural)
zdradnicą (instrumental singular)
zdradnicami (instrumental plural)
zdradnicy (locative singular)
zdradnicach (locative plural)
zdradnico (singular vocative)
zdradnice (plural vocative)

any snake from the family Elapidae, in particular those from the genus Acanthophis - the death adders


barabanda

barabanda (nominative singular)
barabandy (nominative plural)
barabandy (genitive singular)
baraband (genitive plural)
barabandzie (dative singular)
barabandom (dative plural)
barabandę (accusative singular)
barabandy (accusative plural)
barabandą (instrumental singular)
barabandami (instrumental plural)
barabandzie (locative singular)
barabandach (locative plural)
barabando (singular vocative)
barabandy (plural vocative)

Named after Jacques Barraband, a French zoological and botanical illustrator, who created an illustration of the parrot in 1801.

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skrobia

skrobiowy (adjective)
skrobia (nominative singular)
skrobie (nominative plural)
skrobi (genitive singular)
skrobi (genitive plural)
skrobi (dative singular)
skrobiom (dative plural)
skrobię (accusative singular)
skrobie (accusative plural)
skrobią (instrumental singular)
skrobiami (instrumental plural)
skrobi (locative singular)
skrobiach (locative plural)
skrobio (singular vocative)
skrobie (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *skrobь, *skrobъ.

inh+

starch (widely diffused vegetable substance, found especially in seeds, bulbs and tubers, as extracted (e.g. from potatoes, corn, rice, etc.) in the form of a white, glistening, granular or powdery substance, without taste or smell, and giving a very peculiar creaking sound when rubbed between the fingers. It is used as a food, in the production of commercial grape sugar, for stiffening linen in laundries, in making paste, etc.)

(nutrition) starch (carbohydrates, as with grain and potato based foods)


wadera

wadera (nominative singular)
wadery (nominative plural)
wadery (genitive singular)
wader (genitive plural)
waderze (dative singular)
waderom (dative plural)
waderę (accusative singular)
wadery (accusative plural)
waderą (instrumental singular)
waderami (instrumental plural)
waderze (locative singular)
waderach (locative plural)
wadero (singular vocative)
wadery (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Belarusian вадыра (vadyra).


królikarnia

królikarnia (nominative singular)
królikarnie (nominative plural)
królikarni (genitive singular)
królikarni (genitive plural)
królikarni (dative singular)
królikarniom (dative plural)
królikarnię (accusative singular)
królikarnie (accusative plural)
królikarnią (instrumental singular)
królikarniami (instrumental plural)
królikarni (locative singular)
królikarniach (locative plural)
królikarnio (singular vocative)
królikarnie (plural vocative)

hutch, a structure where rabbits are kept


rózga

pl-noun

rózga f (diminutive różdżka or rózeczka)

różdżka (diminutive)
rózeczka (diminutive)
rózga (nominative singular)
rózgi (nominative plural)
rózgi (genitive singular)
rózg (genitive plural)
rózeg (genitive plural)
rózdze (dative singular)
rózgom (dative plural)
rózgę (accusative singular)
rózgi (accusative plural)
rózgą (instrumental singular)
rózgami (instrumental plural)
rózdze (locative singular)
rózgach (locative plural)
rózgo (singular vocative)
rózgi (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish rozga, from Proto-Slavic *rozga. Compare Serbo-Croatian ро̀зга/ròzga and Russian ро́зга (rózga).


gereza

gereza (nominative singular)
gerezy (nominative plural)
gerezy (genitive singular)
gerez (genitive plural)
gerezie (dative singular)
gerezom (dative plural)
gerezę (accusative singular)
gerezy (accusative plural)
gerezą (instrumental singular)
gerezami (instrumental plural)
gerezie (locative singular)
gerezach (locative plural)
gerezo (singular vocative)
gerezy (plural vocative)

guereza (any monkey of the genus Colobus)


wizja

wizja (nominative singular)
wizje (nominative plural)
wizji (genitive singular)
wizji (genitive plural)
wizyj (archaic genitive plural)
wizji (dative singular)
wizjom (dative plural)
wizję (accusative singular)
wizje (accusative plural)
wizją (instrumental singular)
wizjami (instrumental plural)
wizji (locative singular)
wizjach (locative plural)
wizjo (singular vocative)
wizje (plural vocative)

Borrowed from French vision, from Old French vision, from Latin vīsiō.