Rzeńca

Rzeńca (nominative singular)
Rzeńce (nominative plural)
Rzeńcy (genitive singular)
Rzeńc (genitive plural)
Rzeńcy (dative singular)
Rzeńcom (dative plural)
Rzeńcę (accusative singular)
Rzeńce (accusative plural)
Rzeńcą (instrumental singular)
Rzeńcami (instrumental plural)
Rzeńcy (locative singular)
Rzeńcach (locative plural)
Rzeńco (singular vocative)
Rzeńce (plural vocative)


Bukowina

Bukowina (nominative singular)
Bukowiny (genitive singular)
Bukowinie (dative singular)
Bukowinę (accusative singular)
Bukowiną (instrumental singular)
Bukowinie (locative singular)
Bukowino (singular vocative)

Bukovina (a historical region in Romania and Ukraine)

Bukowina (any of various settlements in Poland)


Kopera

Kopera (nominative singular)
Kopery (nominative plural)
Kopery (genitive singular)
Koper (genitive plural)
Koperze (dative singular)
Koperom (dative plural)
Koperę (accusative singular)
Kopery (accusative plural)
Koperą (instrumental singular)
Koperami (instrumental plural)
Koperze (locative singular)
Koperach (locative plural)
Kopero (singular vocative)
Kopery (plural vocative)


taryfa

taryfa (nominative singular)
taryfy (nominative plural)
taryfy (genitive singular)
taryf (genitive plural)
taryfie (dative singular)
taryfom (dative plural)
taryfę (accusative singular)
taryfy (accusative plural)
taryfą (instrumental singular)
taryfami (instrumental plural)
taryfie (locative singular)
taryfach (locative plural)
taryfo (singular vocative)
taryfy (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Italian tariffa, from Old French tariffe, ultimately from Arabic تَعْرِفَة (taʕrifa).


Piela

Piela (nominative singular)
Piele (nominative plural)
Pieli (genitive singular)
Piel (genitive plural)
Pieli (dative singular)
Pielom (dative plural)
Pielę (accusative singular)
Piele (accusative plural)
Pielą (instrumental singular)
Pielami (instrumental plural)
Pieli (locative singular)
Pielach (locative plural)
Pielo (singular vocative)
Piele (plural vocative)


Kołos

Probably from an East Slavic form of *kolsъ, e.g. Ukrainian колос (kolos) or Belarusian колас (kólas); in which case, a cognate of Kłos.


Świergoń

/ˈɕfjɛr.ɡɔɲ/


czupryna

czuprynka (diminutive)
czupryna (nominative singular)
czupryny (nominative plural)
czupryny (genitive singular)
czupryn (genitive plural)
czuprynie (dative singular)
czuprynom (dative plural)
czuprynę (accusative singular)
czupryny (accusative plural)
czupryną (instrumental singular)
czuprynami (instrumental plural)
czuprynie (locative singular)
czuprynach (locative plural)
czupryno (singular vocative)
czupryny (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *čuprina. By surface analysis, czupra + -yna.


Cuper

From Cyprian or czuper influenced by mazurzenie.


Łojek

→ English: Lojek


Ćwigoń

/ˈt͡ɕfi.ɡɔɲ/


Grzegorzewicz

/ɡʐɛ.ɡɔˈʐɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Sołowiej

From East Slavic соловей (solovej, “nightingale”).


Danielec

From Daniel or daniel (“fallow deer”) + -ec.


Godziemba

Godziemba (nominative singular)
Godziemby (nominative plural)
Godziemby (genitive singular)
Godziemb (genitive plural)
Godziembie (dative singular)
Godziembom (dative plural)
Godziembę (accusative singular)
Godziemby (accusative plural)
Godziembą (instrumental singular)
Godziembami (instrumental plural)
Godziembie (locative singular)
Godziembach (locative plural)
Godziembo (singular vocative)
Godziemby (plural vocative)

(uncountable, heraldry) Godziemba (Polish noble coat of arms)


Godzięba

Godzięba (nominative singular)
Godzięby (nominative plural)
Godzięby (genitive singular)
Godzięb (genitive plural)
Godziębie (dative singular)
Godziębom (dative plural)
Godziębę (accusative singular)
Godzięby (accusative plural)
Godziębą (instrumental singular)
Godziębami (instrumental plural)
Godziębie (locative singular)
Godziębach (locative plural)
Godziębo (singular vocative)
Godzięby (plural vocative)

Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship
Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship#English

(uncountable) A village in the Gmina of Gniewkowo, Inowrocław County, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland

(uncountable, heraldry) Alternative form of Godziemba (Polish noble coat of arms)


Czarnolas

From czarny (“black”) + -o- + las (“forest”).


Baryła

Baryła (nominative singular)
Baryły (nominative plural)
Baryły (genitive singular)
Barył (genitive plural)
Baryle (dative singular)
Baryłom (dative plural)
Baryłę (accusative singular)
Baryły (accusative plural)
Baryłą (instrumental singular)
Baryłami (instrumental plural)
Baryle (locative singular)
Baryłach (locative plural)
Baryło (singular vocative)
Baryły (plural vocative)


futryna

futryna (nominative singular)
futryny (nominative plural)
futryny (genitive singular)
futryn (genitive plural)
futrynie (dative singular)
futrynom (dative plural)
futrynę (accusative singular)
futryny (accusative plural)
futryną (instrumental singular)
futrynami (instrumental plural)
futrynie (locative singular)
futrynach (locative plural)
futryno (singular vocative)
futryny (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Middle High German vuoter.


ościeżnica

ościeżnica (nominative singular)
ościeżnice (nominative plural)
ościeżnicy (genitive singular)
ościeżnic (genitive plural)
ościeżnicy (dative singular)
ościeżnicom (dative plural)
ościeżnicę (accusative singular)
ościeżnice (accusative plural)
ościeżnicą (instrumental singular)
ościeżnicami (instrumental plural)
ościeżnicy (locative singular)
ościeżnicach (locative plural)
ościeżnico (singular vocative)
ościeżnice (plural vocative)

/ɔɕ.t͡ɕɛʐˈɲi.t͡sa/


kalenica

kalenica (nominative singular)
kalenice (nominative plural)
kalenicy (genitive singular)
kalenic (genitive plural)
kalenicy (dative singular)
kalenicom (dative plural)
kalenicę (accusative singular)
kalenice (accusative plural)
kalenicą (instrumental singular)
kalenicami (instrumental plural)
kalenicy (locative singular)
kalenicach (locative plural)
kalenico (singular vocative)
kalenice (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish kalenica, from Proto-Slavic *kalenica. By surface analysis, kalić + -nica.


łatka

łatka (nominative singular)
łatki (nominative plural)
łatki (genitive singular)
łatek (genitive plural)
łatce (dative singular)
łatkom (dative plural)
łatkę (accusative singular)
łatki (accusative plural)
łatką (instrumental singular)
łatkami (instrumental plural)
łatce (locative singular)
łatkach (locative plural)
łatko (singular vocative)
łatki (plural vocative)

(informal, software) patch (software change that fixes bugs)


murłata

murłata (nominative singular)
murłaty (nominative plural)
murłaty (genitive singular)
murłat (genitive plural)
murłacie (dative singular)
murłatom (dative plural)
murłatę (accusative singular)
murłaty (accusative plural)
murłatą (instrumental singular)
murłatami (instrumental plural)
murłacie (locative singular)
murłatach (locative plural)
murłato (singular vocative)
murłaty (plural vocative)

(construction) wall plate (horizontal piece of timber on a wall)


Wykrent

Alternative spelling of Wykręt, from wykręt.


zerwa

zerwa (nominative singular)
zerwy (nominative plural)
zerwy (genitive singular)
zerw (genitive plural)
zerwie (dative singular)
zerwom (dative plural)
zerwę (accusative singular)
zerwy (accusative plural)
zerwą (instrumental singular)
zerwami (instrumental plural)
zerwie (locative singular)
zerwach (locative plural)
zerwo (singular vocative)
zerwy (plural vocative)

rampion (any plant of the genus Phyteuma)


bachorza

bachorza (nominative singular)
bachorze (nominative plural)
bachorzy (genitive singular)
bachorz (genitive plural)
bachorzy (dative singular)
bachorzom (dative plural)
bachorzę (accusative singular)
bachorze (accusative plural)
bachorzą (instrumental singular)
bachorzami (instrumental plural)
bachorzy (locative singular)
bachorzach (locative plural)
bachorzo (singular vocative)
bachorze (plural vocative)


wyklina

wyklina (nominative singular)
wykliny (nominative plural)
wykliny (genitive singular)
wyklin (genitive plural)
wyklinie (dative singular)
wyklinom (dative plural)
wyklinę (accusative singular)
wykliny (accusative plural)
wykliną (instrumental singular)
wyklinami (instrumental plural)
wyklinie (locative singular)
wyklinach (locative plural)
wyklino (singular vocative)
wykliny (plural vocative)


wiechlina

wiechlina (nominative singular)
wiechliny (nominative plural)
wiechliny (genitive singular)
wiechlin (genitive plural)
wiechlinie (dative singular)
wiechlinom (dative plural)
wiechlinę (accusative singular)
wiechliny (accusative plural)
wiechliną (instrumental singular)
wiechlinami (instrumental plural)
wiechlinie (locative singular)
wiechlinach (locative plural)
wiechlino (singular vocative)
wiechliny (plural vocative)


macoszka

macoszka (nominative singular)
macoszki (nominative plural)
macoszki (genitive singular)
macoszek (genitive plural)
macoszce (dative singular)
macoszkom (dative plural)
macoszkę (accusative singular)
macoszki (accusative plural)
macoszką (instrumental singular)
macoszkami (instrumental plural)
macoszce (locative singular)
macoszkach (locative plural)
macoszko (singular vocative)
macoszki (plural vocative)

Centaurea cyanus
Centaurea cyanus#Translingual

(colloquial) cornflower (Centaurea cyanus)


Gawara

Gawara (nominative singular)
Gawary (nominative plural)
Gawary (genitive singular)
Gawar (genitive plural)
Gawarze (dative singular)
Gawarom (dative plural)
Gawarę (accusative singular)
Gawary (accusative plural)
Gawarą (instrumental singular)
Gawarami (instrumental plural)
Gawarze (locative singular)
Gawarach (locative plural)
Gawaro (singular vocative)
Gawary (plural vocative)


Ziąber

From Polish ziomber (“Galeopsis”) or ziąb.


Dziomba

Dziomba (nominative singular)
Dziomby (nominative plural)
Dziomby (genitive singular)
Dziomb (genitive plural)
Dziombie (dative singular)
Dziombom (dative plural)
Dziombę (accusative singular)
Dziomby (accusative plural)
Dziombą (instrumental singular)
Dziombami (instrumental plural)
Dziombie (locative singular)
Dziombach (locative plural)
Dziombo (singular vocative)
Dziomby (plural vocative)


samosiejka

samosiejka (nominative singular)
samosiejki (nominative plural)
samosiejki (genitive singular)
samosiejek (genitive plural)
samosiejce (dative singular)
samosiejkom (dative plural)
samosiejkę (accusative singular)
samosiejki (accusative plural)
samosiejką (instrumental singular)
samosiejkami (instrumental plural)
samosiejce (locative singular)
samosiejkach (locative plural)
samosiejko (singular vocative)
samosiejki (plural vocative)

(forestry) volunteer (plant that grew on its own rather than planted deliberately by someone)


komosa

komosa (nominative singular)
komosy (genitive singular)
komosie (dative singular)
komosę (accusative singular)
komosą (instrumental singular)
komosie (locative singular)
komoso (singular vocative)

goosefoot (any plant of the genus Chenopodium)


płonka

płonka (nominative singular)
płonki (nominative plural)
płonki (genitive singular)
płonek (genitive plural)
płonce (dative singular)
płonkom (dative plural)
płonkę (accusative singular)
płonki (accusative plural)
płonką (instrumental singular)
płonkami (instrumental plural)
płonce (locative singular)
płonkach (locative plural)
płonko (singular vocative)
płonki (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish płonka. By surface analysis, płony + -ka.

Malus sylvestris
Malus sylvestris#Translingual

(colloquial) European crab apple (Malus sylvestris)

Pyrus communis
Pyrus communis#Translingual

(colloquial) European pear (Pyrus communis)


Koczuba

Koczuba (nominative singular)
Koczuby (nominative plural)
Koczuby (genitive singular)
Koczub (genitive plural)
Koczubie (dative singular)
Koczubom (dative plural)
Koczubę (accusative singular)
Koczuby (accusative plural)
Koczubą (instrumental singular)
Koczubami (instrumental plural)
Koczubie (locative singular)
Koczubach (locative plural)
Koczubo (singular vocative)
Koczuby (plural vocative)


Kocuba

Kocuba (nominative singular)
Kocuby (nominative plural)
Kocuby (genitive singular)
Kocub (genitive plural)
Kocubie (dative singular)
Kocubom (dative plural)
Kocubę (accusative singular)
Kocuby (accusative plural)
Kocubą (instrumental singular)
Kocubami (instrumental plural)
Kocubie (locative singular)
Kocubach (locative plural)
Kocubo (singular vocative)
Kocuby (plural vocative)


Gwara

Gwara (nominative singular)
Gwary (nominative plural)
Gwary (genitive singular)
Gwar (genitive plural)
Gwarze (dative singular)
Gwarom (dative plural)
Gwarę (accusative singular)
Gwary (accusative plural)
Gwarą (instrumental singular)
Gwarami (instrumental plural)
Gwarze (locative singular)
Gwarach (locative plural)
Gwaro (singular vocative)
Gwary (plural vocative)


Kocyba

Kocyba (nominative singular)
Kocyby (nominative plural)
Kocyby (genitive singular)
Kocyb (genitive plural)
Kocybie (dative singular)
Kocybom (dative plural)
Kocybę (accusative singular)
Kocyby (accusative plural)
Kocybą (instrumental singular)
Kocybami (instrumental plural)
Kocybie (locative singular)
Kocybach (locative plural)
Kocybo (singular vocative)
Kocyby (plural vocative)


Dziamba

Dziamba (nominative singular)
Dziamby (nominative plural)
Dziamby (genitive singular)
Dziamb (genitive plural)
Dziambie (dative singular)
Dziambom (dative plural)
Dziambę (accusative singular)
Dziamby (accusative plural)
Dziambą (instrumental singular)
Dziambami (instrumental plural)
Dziambie (locative singular)
Dziambach (locative plural)
Dziambo (singular vocative)
Dziamby (plural vocative)


łoboda

łoboda (nominative singular)
łobody (nominative plural)
łobody (genitive singular)
łobod (genitive plural)
łobodzie (dative singular)
łobodom (dative plural)
łobodę (accusative singular)
łobody (accusative plural)
łobodą (instrumental singular)
łobodami (instrumental plural)
łobodzie (locative singular)
łobodach (locative plural)
łobodo (singular vocative)
łobody (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *loboda or *olboda. Doublet of lebioda.

orach, saltbush (any plant of the genus Atriplex)

Chenopodium album
Chenopodium album#Translingual

(colloquial) white goosefoot (Chenopodium album)


Kocaba

Kocaba (nominative singular)
Kocaby (nominative plural)
Kocaby (genitive singular)
Kocab (genitive plural)
Kocabie (dative singular)
Kocabom (dative plural)
Kocabę (accusative singular)
Kocaby (accusative plural)
Kocabą (instrumental singular)
Kocabami (instrumental plural)
Kocabie (locative singular)
Kocabach (locative plural)
Kocabo (singular vocative)
Kocaby (plural vocative)


łopucha

łopucha (nominative singular)
łopuchy (nominative plural)
łopuchy (genitive singular)
łopuch (genitive plural)
łopusze (dative singular)
łopuchom (dative plural)
łopuchę (accusative singular)
łopuchy (accusative plural)
łopuchą (instrumental singular)
łopuchami (instrumental plural)
łopusze (locative singular)
łopuchach (locative plural)
łopucho (singular vocative)
łopuchy (plural vocative)

Raphanus raphanistrum
Raphanus raphanistrum#Translingual


łochynia

łochynia (nominative singular)
łochynie (nominative plural)
łochyni (genitive singular)
łochyni (genitive plural)
łochyni (dative singular)
łochyniom (dative plural)
łochynię (accusative singular)
łochynie (accusative plural)
łochynią (instrumental singular)
łochyniami (instrumental plural)
łochyni (locative singular)
łochyniach (locative plural)
łochynio (singular vocative)
łochynie (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish włochyni, from włochaty.

Vaccinium uliginosum
Vaccinium uliginosum#Translingual


rzodkiew świrzepa

rzodkiew świrzepa (nominative singular)
rzodkwie świrzepy (nominative plural)
rzodkwi świrzepy (genitive singular)
rzodkwi świrzep (genitive plural)
rzodkwi świrzepie (dative singular)
rzodkwiom świrzepom (dative plural)
rzodkiew świrzepę (accusative singular)
rzodkwie świrzepy (accusative plural)
rzodkwią świrzepą (instrumental singular)
rzodkwiami świrzepami (instrumental plural)
rzodkwi świrzepie (locative singular)
rzodkwiach świrzepach (locative plural)
rzodkwi świrzepo (singular vocative)
rzodkwie świrzepy (plural vocative)


rzepnica

rzepnica (nominative singular)
rzepnice (nominative plural)
rzepnicy (genitive singular)
rzepnic (genitive plural)
rzepnicy (dative singular)
rzepnicom (dative plural)
rzepnicę (accusative singular)
rzepnice (accusative plural)
rzepnicą (instrumental singular)
rzepnicami (instrumental plural)
rzepnicy (locative singular)
rzepnicach (locative plural)
rzepnico (singular vocative)
rzepnice (plural vocative)

Sinapis arvensis
Sinapis arvensis#Translingual

charlock, wild mustard (Rhamphospermum arvense, syns. Sinapis arvensis, etc.)


ognicha

ognicha (nominative singular)
ognichy (nominative plural)
ognichy (genitive singular)
ognich (genitive plural)
ognisze (dative singular)
ognichom (dative plural)
ognichę (accusative singular)
ognichy (accusative plural)
ognichą (instrumental singular)
ognichami (instrumental plural)
ognisze (locative singular)
ognichach (locative plural)
ognicho (singular vocative)
ognichy (plural vocative)


gorczyca polna

gorczyca polna (nominative singular)
gorczycy polnej (genitive singular)
gorczycy polnej (dative singular)
gorczycę polną (accusative singular)
gorczycą polną (instrumental singular)
gorczycy polnej (locative singular)
gorczyco polna (singular vocative)


świrzepa

świrzepa (nominative singular)
świrzepy (nominative plural)
świrzepy (genitive singular)
świrzep (genitive plural)
świrzepie (dative singular)
świrzepom (dative plural)
świrzepę (accusative singular)
świrzepy (accusative plural)
świrzepą (instrumental singular)
świrzepami (instrumental plural)
świrzepie (locative singular)
świrzepach (locative plural)
świrzepo (singular vocative)
świrzepy (plural vocative)


stokłosa

stokłosa (nominative singular)
stokłosy (nominative plural)
stokłosy (genitive singular)
stokłos (genitive plural)
stokłosie (dative singular)
stokłosom (dative plural)
stokłosę (accusative singular)
stokłosy (accusative plural)
stokłosą (instrumental singular)
stokłosami (instrumental plural)
stokłosie (locative singular)
stokłosach (locative plural)
stokłoso (singular vocative)
stokłosy (plural vocative)


pępawa

pępawa (nominative singular)
pępawy (nominative plural)
pępawy (genitive singular)
pępaw (genitive plural)
pępawie (dative singular)
pępawom (dative plural)
pępawę (accusative singular)
pępawy (accusative plural)
pępawą (instrumental singular)
pępawami (instrumental plural)
pępawie (locative singular)
pępawach (locative plural)
pępawo (singular vocative)
pępawy (plural vocative)

→ German: Pippau

hawksbeard, any plant of the genus Crepis


lebioda

lebioda (nominative singular)
lebiody (nominative plural)
lebiody (genitive singular)
lebiod (genitive plural)
lebiodzie (dative singular)
lebiodom (dative plural)
lebiodę (accusative singular)
lebiody (accusative plural)
lebiodą (instrumental singular)
lebiodami (instrumental plural)
lebiodzie (locative singular)
lebiodach (locative plural)
lebiodo (singular vocative)
lebiody (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lebeda. Doublet of łoboda.

(colloquial, derogatory) loser (clumsy or unsuccessful person)


kostrzewa

kostrzewa (nominative singular)
kostrzewy (nominative plural)
kostrzewy (genitive singular)
kostrzew (genitive plural)
kostrzewie (dative singular)
kostrzewom (dative plural)
kostrzewę (accusative singular)
kostrzewy (accusative plural)
kostrzewą (instrumental singular)
kostrzewami (instrumental plural)
kostrzewie (locative singular)
kostrzewach (locative plural)
kostrzewo (singular vocative)
kostrzewy (plural vocative)

fescue (any member of the genus Festuca)


Dziąba

Dziąba (nominative singular)
Dziąby (nominative plural)
Dziąby (genitive singular)
Dziąb (genitive plural)
Dziąbie (dative singular)
Dziąbom (dative plural)
Dziąbę (accusative singular)
Dziąby (accusative plural)
Dziąbą (instrumental singular)
Dziąbami (instrumental plural)
Dziąbie (locative singular)
Dziąbach (locative plural)
Dziąbo (singular vocative)
Dziąby (plural vocative)


mniszka

mniszka (nominative singular)
mniszki (nominative plural)
mniszki (genitive singular)
mniszek (genitive plural)
mniszce (dative singular)
mniszkom (dative plural)
mniszkę (accusative singular)
mniszki (accusative plural)
mniszką (instrumental singular)
mniszkami (instrumental plural)
mniszce (locative singular)
mniszkach (locative plural)
mniszko (singular vocative)
mniszki (plural vocative)

nun (member of a Christian religious community of women)

Lymantria monacha
Wikispecies:Lymantria monacha


pobożność

pobożność (nominative singular)
pobożności (nominative plural)
pobożności (genitive singular)
pobożności (genitive plural)
pobożności (dative singular)
pobożnościom (dative plural)
pobożność (accusative singular)
pobożności (accusative plural)
pobożnością (instrumental singular)
pobożnościami (instrumental plural)
pobożności (locative singular)
pobożnościach (locative plural)
pobożności (singular vocative)
pobożności (plural vocative)

/pɔˈbɔʐ.nɔɕt͡ɕ/


bogobojność

bogobojność (nominative singular)
bogobojności (genitive singular)
bogobojności (dative singular)
bogobojność (accusative singular)
bogobojnością (instrumental singular)
bogobojności (locative singular)
bogobojności (singular vocative)

/bɔ.ɡɔˈbɔj.nɔɕt͡ɕ/

From bogobojny + -ość. First attested in 1539.

(literary, religion) piety; being God-fearing


lęgnia

lęgnia (nominative singular)
lęgnie (nominative plural)
lęgni (genitive singular)
lęgni (genitive plural)
lęgni (dative singular)
lęgniom (dative plural)
lęgnię (accusative singular)
lęgnie (accusative plural)
lęgnią (instrumental singular)
lęgniami (instrumental plural)
lęgni (locative singular)
lęgniach (locative plural)
lęgnio (singular vocative)
lęgnie (plural vocative)


grzybnia

grzybnia (nominative singular)
grzybnie (nominative plural)
grzybni (genitive singular)
grzybni (genitive plural)
grzybń (genitive plural)
grzybni (dative singular)
grzybniom (dative plural)
grzybnię (accusative singular)
grzybnie (accusative plural)
grzybnią (instrumental singular)
grzybniami (instrumental plural)
grzybni (locative singular)
grzybniach (locative plural)
grzybnio (singular vocative)
grzybnie (plural vocative)


wylęgarnia

wylęgarnia (nominative singular)
wylęgarnie (nominative plural)
wylęgarni (genitive singular)
wylęgarni (genitive plural)
wylęgarń (genitive plural)
wylęgarni (dative singular)
wylęgarniom (dative plural)
wylęgarnię (accusative singular)
wylęgarnie (accusative plural)
wylęgarnią (instrumental singular)
wylęgarniami (instrumental plural)
wylęgarni (locative singular)
wylęgarniach (locative plural)
wylęgarnio (singular vocative)
wylęgarnie (plural vocative)

breeding-ground, hotbed, seedbed (environment that is ideal for the growth or development of something)


łękotka

łękotka (nominative singular)
łękotki (nominative plural)
łękotki (genitive singular)
łękotek (genitive plural)
łękotce (dative singular)
łękotkom (dative plural)
łękotkę (accusative singular)
łękotki (accusative plural)
łękotką (instrumental singular)
łękotkami (instrumental plural)
łękotce (locative singular)
łękotkach (locative plural)
łękotko (singular vocative)
łękotki (plural vocative)

From Old Polish łąkoć + -ka, from Proto-Slavic *lǫkotь, from *lǫkъ.


ptaszarnia

ptaszarnia (nominative singular)
ptaszarnie (nominative plural)
ptaszarni (genitive singular)
ptaszarni (genitive plural)
ptaszarń (genitive plural)
ptaszarni (dative singular)
ptaszarniom (dative plural)
ptaszarnię (accusative singular)
ptaszarnie (accusative plural)
ptaszarnią (instrumental singular)
ptaszarniami (instrumental plural)
ptaszarni (locative singular)
ptaszarniach (locative plural)
ptaszarnio (singular vocative)
ptaszarnie (plural vocative)


naledź

naledź (nominative singular)
naledzie (nominative plural)
naledzi (genitive singular)
naledzi (genitive plural)
naledzi (dative singular)
naledziom (dative plural)
naledź (accusative singular)
naledzie (accusative plural)
naledzią (instrumental singular)
naledziami (instrumental plural)
naledzi (locative singular)
naledziach (locative plural)
naledzi (singular vocative)
naledzie (plural vocative)


gawęda

gawędka (diminutive)
gawęda (nominative singular)
gawędy (nominative plural)
gawędy (genitive singular)
gawęd (genitive plural)
gawędzie (dative singular)
gawędom (dative plural)
gawędę (accusative singular)
gawędy (accusative plural)
gawędą (instrumental singular)
gawędami (instrumental plural)
gawędzie (locative singular)
gawędach (locative plural)
gawędo (singular vocative)
gawędy (plural vocative)

→ Old Ruthenian: гаве́нда (havénda)

Inherited from Old Polish gawęda, gawędź.

gawęda (Polish genre of literature, stylized as an oral tale, characterized by freedom of composition, rich in digressions, and written in language close to colloquial language, that presented a picture of Sarmatian szlachta (nobility, or gentry) manners and morals)


śluza

śluza (nominative singular)
śluzy (nominative plural)
śluzy (genitive singular)
śluz (genitive plural)
śluzie (dative singular)
śluzom (dative plural)
śluzę (accusative singular)
śluzy (accusative plural)
śluzą (instrumental singular)
śluzami (instrumental plural)
śluzie (locative singular)
śluzach (locative plural)
śluzo (singular vocative)
śluzy (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German Schleuse, from Dutch sluis, from Middle Dutch slūse, sluise, from Old Dutch slūsa, from Old French escluse, from Late Latin exclūsa, sclūsa, from Latin exclūsus.


rędzina

rędzina (nominative singular)
rędziny (nominative plural)
rędziny (genitive singular)
rędzin (genitive plural)
rędzinie (dative singular)
rędzinom (dative plural)
rędzinę (accusative singular)
rędziny (accusative plural)
rędziną (instrumental singular)
rędzinami (instrumental plural)
rędzinie (locative singular)
rędzinach (locative plural)
rędzino (singular vocative)
rędziny (plural vocative)


sakiewka

sakiewka (nominative singular)
sakiewki (nominative plural)
sakiewki (genitive singular)
sakiewek (genitive plural)
sakiewce (dative singular)
sakiewkom (dative plural)
sakiewkę (accusative singular)
sakiewki (accusative plural)
sakiewką (instrumental singular)
sakiewkami (instrumental plural)
sakiewce (locative singular)
sakiewkach (locative plural)
sakiewko (singular vocative)
sakiewki (plural vocative)


knieć

knieć (nominative singular)
knieci (nominative plural)
knieci (genitive singular)
knieci (genitive plural)
knieci (dative singular)
knieciom (dative plural)
knieć (accusative singular)
knieci (accusative plural)
kniecią (instrumental singular)
knieciami (instrumental plural)
knieci (locative singular)
knieciach (locative plural)
knieci (singular vocative)
knieci (plural vocative)

Uncertain. Perhaps a back-formation from *knietek, from Old Polish knietki, from Middle High German knotchen. Alternatively related to Proto-Slavic *gnětiti (“to kindle”).


włośnica

włośnica (nominative singular)
włośnice (nominative plural)
włośnicy (genitive singular)
włośnic (genitive plural)
włośnicy (dative singular)
włośnicom (dative plural)
włośnicę (accusative singular)
włośnice (accusative plural)
włośnicą (instrumental singular)
włośnicami (instrumental plural)
włośnicy (locative singular)
włośnicach (locative plural)
włośnico (singular vocative)
włośnice (plural vocative)

any of various grasses belonging to the genus Setaria

a type of saw (tool with a toothed blade)


tojeść

tojeść (nominative singular)
tojeście (nominative plural)
tojeści (genitive singular)
tojeści (genitive plural)
tojeści (dative singular)
tojeściom (dative plural)
tojeść (accusative singular)
tojeście (accusative plural)
tojeścią (instrumental singular)
tojeściami (instrumental plural)
tojeści (locative singular)
tojeściach (locative plural)
tojeści (singular vocative)
tojeście (plural vocative)

/ˈtɔ.jɛɕt͡ɕ/

Inherited from Old Polish tojeść. Per Brückner, a univerbation of to jest (“that is”) as a euphemism, given the plant's name was taboo due to its use in witchcraft. Compare nietota (“northern firmoss”).

loosestrife (any plant of the genus Lysimachia)


gwiazdnica pospolita

gwiazdnica pospolita (nominative singular)
gwiazdnice pospolite (nominative plural)
gwiazdnicy pospolitej (genitive singular)
gwiazdnic pospolitych (genitive plural)
gwiazdnicy pospolitej (dative singular)
gwiazdnicom pospolitym (dative plural)
gwiazdnicę pospolitą (accusative singular)
gwiazdnice pospolite (accusative plural)
gwiazdnicą pospolitą (instrumental singular)
gwiazdnicami pospolitymi (instrumental plural)
gwiazdnicy pospolitej (locative singular)
gwiazdnicach pospolitych (locative plural)
gwiazdnico pospolita (singular vocative)
gwiazdnice pospolite (plural vocative)

Stellaria media
Stellaria media#Translingual


łyczoga

łyczoga (nominative singular)
łyczogi (nominative plural)
łyczogi (genitive singular)
łyczog (genitive plural)
łyczodze (dative singular)
łyczogom (dative plural)
łyczogę (accusative singular)
łyczogi (accusative plural)
łyczogą (instrumental singular)
łyczogami (instrumental plural)
łyczodze (locative singular)
łyczogach (locative plural)
łyczogo (singular vocative)
łyczogi (plural vocative)

/wɨˈt͡ʂɔ.ɡa/


marzyca

marzyca (nominative singular)
marzyce (nominative plural)
marzycy (genitive singular)
marzyc (genitive plural)
marzycy (dative singular)
marzycom (dative plural)
marzycę (accusative singular)
marzyce (accusative plural)
marzycą (instrumental singular)
marzycami (instrumental plural)
marzycy (locative singular)
marzycach (locative plural)
marzyco (singular vocative)
marzyce (plural vocative)


łoczyga

łoczyga (nominative singular)
łoczygi (nominative plural)
łoczygi (genitive singular)
łoczyg (genitive plural)
łoczydze (dative singular)
łoczygom (dative plural)
łoczygę (accusative singular)
łoczygi (accusative plural)
łoczygą (instrumental singular)
łoczygami (instrumental plural)
łoczydze (locative singular)
łoczygach (locative plural)
łoczygo (singular vocative)
łoczygi (plural vocative)

→ Russian: лочи́га (ločíga)

/wɔˈt͡ʂɨ.ɡa/

Inherited from Old Polish łoczyga, łocyga, from Proto-Slavic *loťika. Doublet of laktuka.

any plant of the genus Lapsana of nippleworts


cibora

cibora (nominative singular)
cibory (nominative plural)
cibory (genitive singular)
cibor (genitive plural)
ciborze (dative singular)
ciborom (dative plural)
ciborę (accusative singular)
cibory (accusative plural)
ciborą (instrumental singular)
ciborami (instrumental plural)
ciborze (locative singular)
ciborach (locative plural)
ciboro (singular vocative)
cibory (plural vocative)


brzechwa

brzechwa (nominative singular)
brzechwy (nominative plural)
brzechwy (genitive singular)
brzechw (genitive plural)
brzechwie (dative singular)
brzechwom (dative plural)
brzechwę (accusative singular)
brzechwy (accusative plural)
brzechwą (instrumental singular)
brzechwami (instrumental plural)
brzechwie (locative singular)
brzechwach (locative plural)
brzechwo (singular vocative)
brzechwy (plural vocative)

stabilizer (of an aircraft or aerial bomb)


kłoć

kłoć (nominative singular)
kłocie (nominative plural)
kłoci (genitive singular)
kłoci (genitive plural)
kłoci (dative singular)
kłociom (dative plural)
kłoć (accusative singular)
kłocie (accusative plural)
kłocią (instrumental singular)
kłociami (instrumental plural)
kłoci (locative singular)
kłociach (locative plural)
kłoci (singular vocative)
kłocie (plural vocative)


bylica

bylica (nominative singular)
bylice (nominative plural)
bylicy (genitive singular)
bylic (genitive plural)
bylicy (dative singular)
bylicom (dative plural)
bylicę (accusative singular)
bylice (accusative plural)
bylicą (instrumental singular)
bylicami (instrumental plural)
bylicy (locative singular)
bylicach (locative plural)
bylico (singular vocative)
bylice (plural vocative)

artemisia (any plant of the genus Artemisia)


bukwica

bukwica (nominative singular)
bukwice (nominative plural)
bukwicy (genitive singular)
bukwic (genitive plural)
bukwicy (dative singular)
bukwicom (dative plural)
bukwicę (accusative singular)
bukwice (accusative plural)
bukwicą (instrumental singular)
bukwicami (instrumental plural)
bukwicy (locative singular)
bukwicach (locative plural)
bukwico (singular vocative)
bukwice (plural vocative)


bielica

bielica (nominative singular)
bielice (nominative plural)
bielicy (genitive singular)
bielic (genitive plural)
bielicy (dative singular)
bielicom (dative plural)
bielicę (accusative singular)
bielice (accusative plural)
bielicą (instrumental singular)
bielicami (instrumental plural)
bielicy (locative singular)
bielicach (locative plural)
bielico (singular vocative)
bielice (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish bielica, from Proto-Slavic *bělica. By surface analysis, biały + -ica.

(rare) Alternative form of bylica (“artemisia”)


wyręba

wyręba (nominative singular)
wyręby (nominative plural)
wyręby (genitive singular)
wyręb (genitive plural)
wyrębie (dative singular)
wyrębom (dative plural)
wyrębę (accusative singular)
wyręby (accusative plural)
wyrębą (instrumental singular)
wyrębami (instrumental plural)
wyrębie (locative singular)
wyrębach (locative plural)
wyrębo (singular vocative)
wyręby (plural vocative)

man-made clearing (area of land within a wood or forest devoid of trees)


poręba

poręba (nominative singular)
poręby (nominative plural)
poręby (genitive singular)
poręb (genitive plural)
porębie (dative singular)
porębom (dative plural)
porębę (accusative singular)
poręby (accusative plural)
porębą (instrumental singular)
porębami (instrumental plural)
porębie (locative singular)
porębach (locative plural)
porębo (singular vocative)
poręby (plural vocative)


chmara

chmara (nominative singular)
chmary (nominative plural)
chmary (genitive singular)
chmar (genitive plural)
chmarze (dative singular)
chmarom (dative plural)
chmarę (accusative singular)
chmary (accusative plural)
chmarą (instrumental singular)
chmarami (instrumental plural)
chmarze (locative singular)
chmarach (locative plural)
chmaro (singular vocative)
chmary (plural vocative)

a swarm of flying insects or, more rarely, a flock of birds in flight

(hunting) a herd of deer, elk, or wisents

a large number or amount (of people or things)


trusia

trusia (nominative singular)
trusie (nominative plural)
trusi (genitive singular)
trusi (genitive plural)
trusi (dative singular)
trusiom (dative plural)
trusię (accusative singular)
trusie (accusative plural)
trusią (instrumental singular)
trusiami (instrumental plural)
trusi (locative singular)
trusiach (locative plural)
trusio (singular vocative)
trusie (plural vocative)

(colloquial) shrinking violet (shy, quiet person)

(colloquial) someone who pretends to be quiet and modest


Rzeczpospolita Polska

pl-proper noun

Rzeczpospolita Polska f (abbreviation RP)

Rzeczpospolita Polska (nominative singular)
Rzeczpospolitej Polskiej (genitive singular)
Rzeczpospolitej Polskiej (dative singular)
Rzeczpospolitą Polską (accusative singular)
Rzeczpospolitą Polską (instrumental singular)
Rzeczpospolitej Polskiej (locative singular)
Rzeczpospolita Polska (singular vocative)

Stolicą Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej jest Warszawa.

The capital of the Republic of Poland is Warsaw.

Republic of Poland
Republic of Poland#English

Republic of Poland (a country in Central Europe; capital: Warsaw)


Soroko

Borrowed from East Slavic сорока (soroka, “magpie”).


Dziedzioch

/ˈd͡ʑɛ.d͡ʑɔx/


Mikuła

Mikuła (nominative singular)
Mikuły (nominative plural)
Mikuły (genitive singular)
Mikuł (genitive plural)
Mikule (dative singular)
Mikułom (dative plural)
Mikułę (accusative singular)
Mikuły (accusative plural)
Mikułą (instrumental singular)
Mikułami (instrumental plural)
Mikule (locative singular)
Mikułach (locative plural)
Mikuło (singular vocative)
Mikuły (plural vocative)


Kitala

Kitala (nominative singular)
Kitale (nominative plural)
Kitali (genitive singular)
Kital (genitive plural)
Kitali (dative singular)
Kitalom (dative plural)
Kitalę (accusative singular)
Kitale (accusative plural)
Kitalą (instrumental singular)
Kitalami (instrumental plural)
Kitali (locative singular)
Kitalach (locative plural)
Kitalo (singular vocative)
Kitale (plural vocative)


Udziela

Udziela (nominative singular)
Udziele (nominative plural)
Udzieli (genitive singular)
Udziel (genitive plural)
Udzieli (dative singular)
Udzielom (dative plural)
Udzielę (accusative singular)
Udziele (accusative plural)
Udzielą (instrumental singular)
Udzielami (instrumental plural)
Udzieli (locative singular)
Udzielach (locative plural)
Udzielo (singular vocative)
Udziele (plural vocative)


Strzempa

Strzempa (nominative singular)
Strzempy (nominative plural)
Strzempy (genitive singular)
Strzemp (genitive plural)
Strzempie (dative singular)
Strzempom (dative plural)
Strzempę (accusative singular)
Strzempy (accusative plural)
Strzempą (instrumental singular)
Strzempami (instrumental plural)
Strzempie (locative singular)
Strzempach (locative plural)
Strzempo (singular vocative)
Strzempy (plural vocative)


Woroniec

From East Slavic Воронец, from ворона. Doublet of wroniec.


Strzępa

Strzępa (nominative singular)
Strzępy (nominative plural)
Strzępy (genitive singular)
Strzęp (genitive plural)
Strzępie (dative singular)
Strzępom (dative plural)
Strzępę (accusative singular)
Strzępy (accusative plural)
Strzępą (instrumental singular)
Strzępami (instrumental plural)
Strzępie (locative singular)
Strzępach (locative plural)
Strzępo (singular vocative)
Strzępy (plural vocative)


Jania

Jania (nominative singular)
Janie (nominative plural)
Janii (genitive singular)
Janii (genitive plural)
Janij (archaic genitive plural)
Janii (dative singular)
Janiom (dative plural)
Janię (accusative singular)
Janie (accusative plural)
Janią (instrumental singular)
Janiami (instrumental plural)
Janii (locative singular)
Janiach (locative plural)
Janio (singular vocative)
Janie (plural vocative)


Chuchała

Chuchała (nominative singular)
Chuchały (nominative plural)
Chuchały (genitive singular)
Chuchał (genitive plural)
Chuchale (dative singular)
Chuchałom (dative plural)
Chuchałę (accusative singular)
Chuchały (accusative plural)
Chuchałą (instrumental singular)
Chuchałami (instrumental plural)
Chuchale (locative singular)
Chuchałach (locative plural)
Chuchało (singular vocative)
Chuchały (plural vocative)


bohemistyka

bohemistyka (nominative singular)
bohemistyki (genitive singular)
bohemistyce (dative singular)
bohemistykę (accusative singular)
bohemistyką (instrumental singular)
bohemistyce (locative singular)
bohemistyko (singular vocative)

Internationalism; compare Czech bohemistika. Possibly borrowed from German Bohemistik. By surface analysis, bohemista + -yka. First attested in 1925.

doktor bohemistyki

magister bohemistyki

nauczyciel bohemistyki

profesor/profesor bohemistyki

wykładowca/wykładowczyni bohemistyki

a Czech studies instructor/lecturer/speaker

specjalizować się w bohemistyce

absolwent/absolwentka bohemistyki

student/studentka bohemistyki

nabór na bohemistykę

studia na bohemistyce

otwarcie bohemistyki

studiować bohemistykę

to study Czech studies at college/university

ukończyć bohemistykę

zdać na bohemistykę

kierować bohemistyką


jarzyna

jarzyna (nominative singular)
jarzyny (nominative plural)
jarzyny (genitive singular)
jarzyn (genitive plural)
jarzynie (dative singular)
jarzynom (dative plural)
jarzynę (accusative singular)
jarzyny (accusative plural)
jarzyną (instrumental singular)
jarzynami (instrumental plural)
jarzynie (locative singular)
jarzynach (locative plural)
jarzyno (singular vocative)
jarzyny (plural vocative)


sielawa

sielawa (nominative singular)
sielawy (nominative plural)
sielawy (genitive singular)
sielaw (genitive plural)
sielawie (dative singular)
sielawom (dative plural)
sielawę (accusative singular)
sielawy (accusative plural)
sielawą (instrumental singular)
sielawami (instrumental plural)
sielawie (locative singular)
sielawach (locative plural)
sielawo (singular vocative)
sielawy (plural vocative)

Probably borrowed from Ukrainian селя́ва (seljáva) or Belarusian сяля́ва (sjaljáva), itself perhaps from Lithuanian seliavà, saliavà, šalvìs.


gorbusza

gorbusza (nominative singular)
gorbusze (nominative plural)
gorbuszy (genitive singular)
gorbusz (genitive plural)
gorbuszy (dative singular)
gorbuszom (dative plural)
gorbuszę (accusative singular)
gorbusze (accusative plural)
gorbuszą (instrumental singular)
gorbuszami (instrumental plural)
gorbuszy (locative singular)
gorbuszach (locative plural)
gorbuszo (singular vocative)
gorbusze (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Russian горбуша (gorbuša).


Bąchór

From bachor, with spontaneous nasalization.


Korzyniec

/kɔˈʐɨ.ɲɛt͡s/


Kondrat

Learned borrowing from Old Church Slavonic Конъдратъ (Konŭdratŭ), from Old Church Slavonic Кодратъ (Kodratŭ), from Ancient Greek Κοδρᾶτος (Kodrâtos), from Latin Quadrātus.


Korzeniec

/kɔˈʐɛ.ɲɛt͡s/


Rawlik

Compare Ukrainian равлик (ravlyk, “snail”).


Kowacz

From kowacz, common Slavic surname of Slovene, Czech, Slovak, and Serbo-Croatian origin, all from kovač (“smith”).


Zygmunt

desctree

→ Lithuanian: Žygimantas
→ Old Ruthenian: Жыґимо́нтъ (Žygimónt), Жыкгимо́нътъ (Žygimónt), Жикгимо́нтъ (Žigimónt), Жікгимо́нтъ (Žigimónt), Żykhimónt, Жыкгмо́нтъ (Žygmónt), Жигмо́нтъ (Žihmónt), Жигмо́нть (Žihmóntʹ), Zimónt, Жидимо́нтъ (Židimónt), Зигму́нтъ (Zihmúnt)
> Belarusian: Жыгімо́нт (Žyhimónt) (inherited)
> Ukrainian: Жиґимо́нт (Žygymónt) (inherited)


Kaczur

From a dialectal variant of kaczor (“drake”) or from Ukrainian Качур (Kačur), from Ukrainian качур (kačur, “drake”).


Magdziorz

/ˈmaɡ.d͡ʑɔʂ/


Stolorz

From a regional form of stolarz (“joiner”).


Labut

Likely from Czech labuť (“swan”) or Slovak labuť (“swan”).


trwoga

trwoga (nominative singular)
trwogi (nominative plural)
trwogi (genitive singular)
trwóg (genitive plural)
trwodze (dative singular)
trwogom (dative plural)
trwogę (accusative singular)
trwogi (accusative plural)
trwogą (instrumental singular)
trwogami (instrumental plural)
trwodze (locative singular)
trwogach (locative plural)
trwogo (singular vocative)
trwogi (plural vocative)


klasówka

pl-noun

klasówka f (diminutive klasóweczka, augmentative klasówa)

klasóweczka (diminutive)
klasówa (augmentative)
klasówka (nominative singular)
klasówki (nominative plural)
klasówki (genitive singular)
klasówek (genitive plural)
klasówce (dative singular)
klasówkom (dative plural)
klasówkę (accusative singular)
klasówki (accusative plural)
klasówką (instrumental singular)
klasówkami (instrumental plural)
klasówce (locative singular)
klasówkach (locative plural)
klasówko (singular vocative)
klasówki (plural vocative)


Koryciorz

/kɔˈrɨ.t͡ɕɔʂ/


Skworzec

From Proto-Slavic *skvorьcь, cognate of Russian скворец (skvorec).


peja

peja (nominative singular)
peje (nominative plural)
pei (genitive singular)
pej (genitive plural)
pei (dative singular)
pejom (dative plural)
peję (accusative singular)
peje (accusative plural)
peją (instrumental singular)
pejami (instrumental plural)
pei (locative singular)
pejach (locative plural)
pejo (singular vocative)
peje (plural vocative)


Czeczot

/ˈt͡ʂɛ.t͡ʂɔt/

See Polish czeczotka and Proto-Slavic *čečetъ.


Moździerz

/ˈmɔʑ.d͡ʑɛʂ/


Węgrzynowicz

/vɛŋ.ɡʐɨˈnɔ.vit͡ʂ/


Gogojewicz

/ɡɔ.ɡɔˈjɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Worobiec

Borrowed from Ukrainian Воробець (Vorobecʹ), from dialectal Ukrainian воробець (vorobecʹ, “sparrow”), from Proto-Slavic *vorbьcь.


Wąsiewicz

/vɔɲˈɕɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Warmia

Warmia (nominative singular)
Warmii (genitive singular)
Warmii (dative singular)
Warmię (accusative singular)
Warmią (instrumental singular)
Warmii (locative singular)
Warmio (singular vocative)


Szymańczyk

/ʂɨˈmaɲ.t͡ʂɨk/


Gąciarz

/ˈɡɔɲ.t͡ɕaʂ/


Żołnierczyk

/ʐɔwˈɲɛr.t͡ʂɨk/


Chochół

Ultimately from Proto-Slavic *xoxolъ < *koxolъ.


Gryszczyk

/ˈɡrɨʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Szczepańczyk

/ʂt͡ʂɛˈpaɲ.t͡ʂɨk/


Gnieciak

/ˈɡɲɛ.t͡ɕak/


rudnia

rudnia (nominative singular)
rudnie (nominative plural)
rudni (genitive singular)
rudni (genitive plural)
rudni (dative singular)
rudniom (dative plural)
rudnię (accusative singular)
rudnie (accusative plural)
rudnią (instrumental singular)
rudniami (instrumental plural)
rudni (locative singular)
rudniach (locative plural)
rudnio (singular vocative)
rudnie (plural vocative)

place for mining bog iron ore (ruda darniowa)


Gołasa

Gołasa (nominative singular)
Gołasy (nominative plural)
Gołasy (genitive singular)
Gołas (genitive plural)
Gołasie (dative singular)
Gołasom (dative plural)
Gołasę (accusative singular)
Gołasy (accusative plural)
Gołasą (instrumental singular)
Gołasami (instrumental plural)
Gołasie (locative singular)
Gołasach (locative plural)
Gołaso (singular vocative)
Gołasy (plural vocative)


Roszczyk

/ˈrɔʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Szczesiak

/ˈʂt͡ʂɛ.ɕak/


Włodek

Clipping of Włodzimierz + -ek. Piecewise doublet of Władek.


Żywczyk

/ˈʐɨf.t͡ʂɨk/


encyklika

encyklika (nominative singular)
encykliki (nominative plural)
encykliki (genitive singular)
encyklik (genitive plural)
encyklice (dative singular)
encyklikom (dative plural)
encyklikę (accusative singular)
encykliki (accusative plural)
encykliką (instrumental singular)
encyklikami (instrumental plural)
encyklice (locative singular)
encyklikach (locative plural)
encykliko (singular vocative)
encykliki (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German Enzyklika, from Italian enciclica, from Ecclesiastical Latin (epistula) encyclica.


astelia

astelia (nominative singular)
astelie (nominative plural)
astelii (genitive singular)
astelii (genitive plural)
astelij (archaic genitive plural)
astelii (dative singular)
asteliom (dative plural)
astelię (accusative singular)
astelie (accusative plural)
astelią (instrumental singular)
asteliami (instrumental plural)
astelii (locative singular)
asteliach (locative plural)
astelio (singular vocative)
astelie (plural vocative)

Internationalism; compare English astelia.

astelia (any plant of the genus Astelia)


rewa

rewa (nominative singular)
rewy (nominative plural)
rewy (genitive singular)
rew (genitive plural)
rewie (dative singular)
rewom (dative plural)
rewę (accusative singular)
rewy (accusative plural)
rewą (instrumental singular)
rewami (instrumental plural)
rewie (locative singular)
rewach (locative plural)
rewo (singular vocative)
rewy (plural vocative)

Coordinate term: podwodzie

(geomorphology, oceanography) sandbank, sandbar, sandridge, shoal (natural submerged ridge, bank, or bar that consists of, or is covered by, sand or other unconsolidated material and rises from the bed of a body of water to near the surface)


nanotechnologia

pl-noun

nanotechnologia f (related adjective nanotechnologiczny)

nanotechnologiczny (adjective)
nanotechnologia (nominative singular)
nanotechnologii (genitive singular)
nanotechnologii (dative singular)
nanotechnologię (accusative singular)
nanotechnologią (instrumental singular)
nanotechnologii (locative singular)
nanotechnologio (singular vocative)


biotechnologia

biotechnologia (nominative singular)
biotechnologii (genitive singular)
biotechnologii (dative singular)
biotechnologię (accusative singular)
biotechnologią (instrumental singular)
biotechnologii (locative singular)
biotechnologio (singular vocative)

From bio- + technologia. First attested in 1961.

(biotechnology) biotechnology (use of living organisms in industrial, agricultural, medical applications)


opończa

opończa (nominative singular)
opończe (nominative plural)
opończy (genitive singular)
opończy (genitive plural)
opończ (genitive plural)
opończy (dative singular)
opończom (dative plural)
opończę (accusative singular)
opończe (accusative plural)
opończą (instrumental singular)
opończami (instrumental plural)
opończy (locative singular)
opończach (locative plural)
opończo (singular vocative)
opończe (plural vocative)

/ɔˈpɔɲ.t͡ʂa/

Inherited from Old Polish opończa, from Old Ruthenian, a Turkic borrowing akin to Ottoman Turkish یاپونجه (yapunca).


toń

toń (nominative singular)
tonie (nominative plural)
toni (genitive singular)
toni (genitive plural)
toni (dative singular)
toniom (dative plural)
toń (accusative singular)
tonie (accusative plural)
tonią (instrumental singular)
tońmi (instrumental plural)
toni (locative singular)
toniach (locative plural)
toni (singular vocative)
tonie (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *to(p)ňa, from *topiti. Compare Czech tůň.

lake bed, sea bed, river bed, bottom or lower parts of a body of water


makadamia

makadamia (nominative singular)
makadamie (nominative plural)
makadamii (genitive singular)
makadamii (genitive plural)
makadamij (archaic genitive plural)
makadamii (dative singular)
makadamiom (dative plural)
makadamię (accusative singular)
makadamie (accusative plural)
makadamią (instrumental singular)
makadamiami (instrumental plural)
makadamii (locative singular)
makadamiach (locative plural)
makadamio (singular vocative)
makadamie (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from New Latin Macadamia. Named after Scottish-Australian chemist and politician John Macadam.

named-after

macadamia (any tree of the genus Macadamia)

macadamia, macadamia nut (hard-shelled edible seed of the macadamia tree)


rusałka

rusałeczka (diminutive)
rusałka (nominative singular)
rusałki (nominative plural)
rusałki (genitive singular)
rusałek (genitive plural)
rusałce (dative singular)
rusałkom (dative plural)
rusałkę (accusative singular)
rusałki (accusative plural)
rusałką (instrumental singular)
rusałkami (instrumental plural)
rusałce (locative singular)
rusałkach (locative plural)
rusałko (singular vocative)
rusałki (plural vocative)

(Slavic mythology) rusalka (female water spirit associated with death by drowning and with Green Week traditions occurring around the time of Pentecost)

brush-footed butterfly
brush-footed butterfly

four-footed butterfly
four-footed butterfly

brush-footed butterfly, four-footed butterfly, nymphalid


specyfikacja

specyfikacja (nominative singular)
specyfikacje (nominative plural)
specyfikacji (genitive singular)
specyfikacji (genitive plural)
specyfikacyj (archaic genitive plural)
specyfikacji (dative singular)
specyfikacjom (dative plural)
specyfikację (accusative singular)
specyfikacje (accusative plural)
specyfikacją (instrumental singular)
specyfikacjami (instrumental plural)
specyfikacji (locative singular)
specyfikacjach (locative plural)
specyfikacjo (singular vocative)
specyfikacje (plural vocative)

Internationalism; compare English specification, French spécification, German Spezifikation, ultimately from Medieval Latin specificātiō.


rodnia

rodnia (nominative singular)
rodnie (nominative plural)
rodni (genitive singular)
rodni (genitive plural)
rodni (dative singular)
rodniom (dative plural)
rodnię (accusative singular)
rodnie (accusative plural)
rodnią (instrumental singular)
rodniami (instrumental plural)
rodni (locative singular)
rodniach (locative plural)
rodnio (singular vocative)
rodnie (plural vocative)


Kończyk

/ˈkɔɲ.t͡ʂɨk/


Hołub

From another Slavic language, from Proto-Slavic *golǫbь.


Boszczyk

/ˈbɔʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Reszczyk

/ˈrɛʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Woszczyk

/ˈvɔʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Woszczek

/ˈvɔʂ.t͡ʂɛk/


Koszczyk

/ˈkɔʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Barys

Borrowed from Belarusian Бары́с (Barýs).


Leszczyk

/ˈlɛʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Dyszczyk

/ˈdɨʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Goszczyk

/ˈɡɔʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Ryszczyk

/ˈrɨʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Gąszczak

/ˈɡɔw̃ʂ.t͡ʂak/


Gaszczyk

/ˈɡaʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Gąszczyk

/ˈɡɔw̃ʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Chrzęszczyk

/ˈxʂɛw̃ʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Noszczyk

/ˈnɔʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Krzyszczyk

/ˈkʂɨʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Choszczyk

/ˈxɔʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Bugdał

→ German: Bugdahl


Rzeźniczek

/ʐɛʑˈɲi.t͡ʂɛk/


Goździk

/ˈɡɔʑ.d͡ʑik/


Nieścierowicz

/ɲɛɕ.t͡ɕɛˈrɔ.vit͡ʂ/


Gąsiewicz

/ɡɔɲˈɕɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Ciesielczyk

/t͡ɕɛˈɕɛl.t͡ʂɨk/


Guździoł

/ˈɡuʑ.d͡ʑɔw/


Nieściór

/ˈɲɛɕ.t͡ɕur/


Nieściur

/ˈɲɛɕ.t͡ɕur/


Barycza

Barycza (nominative singular)
Barycze (nominative plural)
Baryczy (genitive singular)
Barycz (genitive plural)
Baryczy (dative singular)
Baryczom (dative plural)
Baryczę (accusative singular)
Barycze (accusative plural)
Baryczą (instrumental singular)
Baryczami (instrumental plural)
Baryczy (locative singular)
Baryczach (locative plural)
Baryczo (singular vocative)
Barycze (plural vocative)


Najda

Najda (nominative singular)
Najdy (nominative plural)
Najdy (genitive singular)
Najd (genitive plural)
Najdzie (dative singular)
Najdom (dative plural)
Najdę (accusative singular)
Najdy (accusative plural)
Najdą (instrumental singular)
Najdami (instrumental plural)
Najdzie (locative singular)
Najdach (locative plural)
Najdo (singular vocative)
Najdy (plural vocative)


Maguda

Maguda (nominative singular)
Magudy (nominative plural)
Magudy (genitive singular)
Magud (genitive plural)
Magudzie (dative singular)
Magudom (dative plural)
Magudę (accusative singular)
Magudy (accusative plural)
Magudą (instrumental singular)
Magudami (instrumental plural)
Magudzie (locative singular)
Magudach (locative plural)
Magudo (singular vocative)
Magudy (plural vocative)


Bijata

Bijata (nominative singular)
Bijaty (nominative plural)
Bijaty (genitive singular)
Bijat (genitive plural)
Bijacie (dative singular)
Bijatom (dative plural)
Bijatę (accusative singular)
Bijaty (accusative plural)
Bijatą (instrumental singular)
Bijatami (instrumental plural)
Bijacie (locative singular)
Bijatach (locative plural)
Bijato (singular vocative)
Bijaty (plural vocative)


Chorąży

/xɔˈrɔw̃.ʐɨ/


Ciasnocha

Ciasnocha (nominative singular)
Ciasnochy (nominative plural)
Ciasnochy (genitive singular)
Ciasnoch (genitive plural)
Ciasnosze (dative singular)
Ciasnochom (dative plural)
Ciasnochę (accusative singular)
Ciasnochy (accusative plural)
Ciasnochą (instrumental singular)
Ciasnochami (instrumental plural)
Ciasnosze (locative singular)
Ciasnochach (locative plural)
Ciasnocho (singular vocative)
Ciasnochy (plural vocative)


Misiura

Misiura (nominative singular)
Misiury (nominative plural)
Misiury (genitive singular)
Misiur (genitive plural)
Misiurze (dative singular)
Misiurom (dative plural)
Misiurę (accusative singular)
Misiury (accusative plural)
Misiurą (instrumental singular)
Misiurami (instrumental plural)
Misiurze (locative singular)
Misiurach (locative plural)
Misiuro (singular vocative)
Misiury (plural vocative)


Opara

Opara (nominative singular)
Opary (nominative plural)
Opary (genitive singular)
Opar (genitive plural)
Oparze (dative singular)
Oparom (dative plural)
Oparę (accusative singular)
Opary (accusative plural)
Oparą (instrumental singular)
Oparami (instrumental plural)
Oparze (locative singular)
Oparach (locative plural)
Oparo (singular vocative)
Opary (plural vocative)


Miga

Miga (nominative singular)
Migi (nominative plural)
Migi (genitive singular)
Mig (genitive plural)
Midze (dative singular)
Migom (dative plural)
Migę (accusative singular)
Migi (accusative plural)
Migą (instrumental singular)
Migami (instrumental plural)
Midze (locative singular)
Migach (locative plural)
Migo (singular vocative)
Migi (plural vocative)


Kaluta

Kaluta (nominative singular)
Kaluty (nominative plural)
Kaluty (genitive singular)
Kalut (genitive plural)
Kalucie (dative singular)
Kalutom (dative plural)
Kalutę (accusative singular)
Kaluty (accusative plural)
Kalutą (instrumental singular)
Kalutami (instrumental plural)
Kalucie (locative singular)
Kalutach (locative plural)
Kaluto (singular vocative)
Kaluty (plural vocative)


Sierżęga

Sierżęga (nominative singular)
Sierżęgi (nominative plural)
Sierżęgi (genitive singular)
Sierżęg (genitive plural)
Sierżędze (dative singular)
Sierżęgom (dative plural)
Sierżęgę (accusative singular)
Sierżęgi (accusative plural)
Sierżęgą (instrumental singular)
Sierżęgami (instrumental plural)
Sierżędze (locative singular)
Sierżęgach (locative plural)
Sierżęgo (singular vocative)
Sierżęgi (plural vocative)

/ɕɛrˈʐɛŋ.ɡa/


Kumięga

Kumięga (nominative singular)
Kumięgi (nominative plural)
Kumięgi (genitive singular)
Kumięg (genitive plural)
Kumiędze (dative singular)
Kumięgom (dative plural)
Kumięgę (accusative singular)
Kumięgi (accusative plural)
Kumięgą (instrumental singular)
Kumięgami (instrumental plural)
Kumiędze (locative singular)
Kumięgach (locative plural)
Kumięgo (singular vocative)
Kumięgi (plural vocative)


Steliga

Steliga (nominative singular)
Steligi (nominative plural)
Steligi (genitive singular)
Stelig (genitive plural)
Stelidze (dative singular)
Steligom (dative plural)
Steligę (accusative singular)
Steligi (accusative plural)
Steligą (instrumental singular)
Steligami (instrumental plural)
Stelidze (locative singular)
Steligach (locative plural)
Steligo (singular vocative)
Steligi (plural vocative)


Gieraga

Gieraga (nominative singular)
Gieragi (nominative plural)
Gieragi (genitive singular)
Gierag (genitive plural)
Gieradze (dative singular)
Gieragom (dative plural)
Gieragę (accusative singular)
Gieragi (accusative plural)
Gieragą (instrumental singular)
Gieragami (instrumental plural)
Gieradze (locative singular)
Gieragach (locative plural)
Gierago (singular vocative)
Gieragi (plural vocative)


Samotyja

Samotyja (nominative singular)
Samotyje (nominative plural)
Samotyi (genitive singular)
Samotyj (genitive plural)
Samotyi (dative singular)
Samotyjom (dative plural)
Samotyję (accusative singular)
Samotyje (accusative plural)
Samotyją (instrumental singular)
Samotyjami (instrumental plural)
Samotyi (locative singular)
Samotyjach (locative plural)
Samotyjo (singular vocative)
Samotyje (plural vocative)


Grzebinoga

Grzebinoga (nominative singular)
Grzebinogi (nominative plural)
Grzebinogi (genitive singular)
Grzebinog (genitive plural)
Grzebinodze (dative singular)
Grzebinogom (dative plural)
Grzebinogę (accusative singular)
Grzebinogi (accusative plural)
Grzebinogą (instrumental singular)
Grzebinogami (instrumental plural)
Grzebinodze (locative singular)
Grzebinogach (locative plural)
Grzebinogo (singular vocative)
Grzebinogi (plural vocative)


Kumiega

Kumiega (nominative singular)
Kumiegi (nominative plural)
Kumiegi (genitive singular)
Kumieg (genitive plural)
Kumiedze (dative singular)
Kumiegom (dative plural)
Kumiegę (accusative singular)
Kumiegi (accusative plural)
Kumiegą (instrumental singular)
Kumiegami (instrumental plural)
Kumiedze (locative singular)
Kumiegach (locative plural)
Kumiego (singular vocative)
Kumiegi (plural vocative)


Kotarba

Kotarba (nominative singular)
Kotarby (nominative plural)
Kotarby (genitive singular)
Kotarb (genitive plural)
Kotarbie (dative singular)
Kotarbom (dative plural)
Kotarbę (accusative singular)
Kotarby (accusative plural)
Kotarbą (instrumental singular)
Kotarbami (instrumental plural)
Kotarbie (locative singular)
Kotarbach (locative plural)
Kotarbo (singular vocative)
Kotarby (plural vocative)


Charyga

Charyga (nominative singular)
Charygi (nominative plural)
Charygi (genitive singular)
Charyg (genitive plural)
Charydze (dative singular)
Charygom (dative plural)
Charygę (accusative singular)
Charygi (accusative plural)
Charygą (instrumental singular)
Charygami (instrumental plural)
Charydze (locative singular)
Charygach (locative plural)
Charygo (singular vocative)
Charygi (plural vocative)


Zaciura

Zaciura (nominative singular)
Zaciury (nominative plural)
Zaciury (genitive singular)
Zaciur (genitive plural)
Zaciurze (dative singular)
Zaciurom (dative plural)
Zaciurę (accusative singular)
Zaciury (accusative plural)
Zaciurą (instrumental singular)
Zaciurami (instrumental plural)
Zaciurze (locative singular)
Zaciurach (locative plural)
Zaciuro (singular vocative)
Zaciury (plural vocative)


Chorzempa

Chorzempa (nominative singular)
Chorzempy (nominative plural)
Chorzempy (genitive singular)
Chorzemp (genitive plural)
Chorzempie (dative singular)
Chorzempom (dative plural)
Chorzempę (accusative singular)
Chorzempy (accusative plural)
Chorzempą (instrumental singular)
Chorzempami (instrumental plural)
Chorzempie (locative singular)
Chorzempach (locative plural)
Chorzempo (singular vocative)
Chorzempy (plural vocative)


Bębnista

Bębnista (nominative singular)
Bębnisty (nominative plural)
Bębnisty (genitive singular)
Bębnist (genitive plural)
Bębniście (dative singular)
Bębnistom (dative plural)
Bębnistę (accusative singular)
Bębnisty (accusative plural)
Bębnistą (instrumental singular)
Bębnistami (instrumental plural)
Bębniście (locative singular)
Bębnistach (locative plural)
Bębnisto (singular vocative)
Bębnisty (plural vocative)


Pobiega

Pobiega (nominative singular)
Pobiegi (nominative plural)
Pobiegi (genitive singular)
Pobieg (genitive plural)
Pobiedze (dative singular)
Pobiegom (dative plural)
Pobiegę (accusative singular)
Pobiegi (accusative plural)
Pobiegą (instrumental singular)
Pobiegami (instrumental plural)
Pobiedze (locative singular)
Pobiegach (locative plural)
Pobiego (singular vocative)
Pobiegi (plural vocative)


Chorzępa

Chorzępa (nominative singular)
Chorzępy (nominative plural)
Chorzępy (genitive singular)
Chorzęp (genitive plural)
Chorzępie (dative singular)
Chorzępom (dative plural)
Chorzępę (accusative singular)
Chorzępy (accusative plural)
Chorzępą (instrumental singular)
Chorzępami (instrumental plural)
Chorzępie (locative singular)
Chorzępach (locative plural)
Chorzępo (singular vocative)
Chorzępy (plural vocative)


Bembnista

Bembnista (nominative singular)
Bembnisty (nominative plural)
Bembnisty (genitive singular)
Bembnist (genitive plural)
Bembniście (dative singular)
Bembnistom (dative plural)
Bembnistę (accusative singular)
Bembnisty (accusative plural)
Bembnistą (instrumental singular)
Bembnistami (instrumental plural)
Bembniście (locative singular)
Bembnistach (locative plural)
Bembnisto (singular vocative)
Bembnisty (plural vocative)


Zengota

Zengota (nominative singular)
Zengoty (nominative plural)
Zengoty (genitive singular)
Zengot (genitive plural)
Zengocie (dative singular)
Zengotom (dative plural)
Zengotę (accusative singular)
Zengoty (accusative plural)
Zengotą (instrumental singular)
Zengotami (instrumental plural)
Zengocie (locative singular)
Zengotach (locative plural)
Zengoto (singular vocative)
Zengoty (plural vocative)


Kotara

Kotara (nominative singular)
Kotary (nominative plural)
Kotary (genitive singular)
Kotar (genitive plural)
Kotarze (dative singular)
Kotarom (dative plural)
Kotarę (accusative singular)
Kotary (accusative plural)
Kotarą (instrumental singular)
Kotarami (instrumental plural)
Kotarze (locative singular)
Kotarach (locative plural)
Kotaro (singular vocative)
Kotary (plural vocative)


Siara

Siara (nominative singular)
Siary (nominative plural)
Siary (genitive singular)
Siar (genitive plural)
Siarze (dative singular)
Siarom (dative plural)
Siarę (accusative singular)
Siary (accusative plural)
Siarą (instrumental singular)
Siarami (instrumental plural)
Siarze (locative singular)
Siarach (locative plural)
Siaro (singular vocative)
Siary (plural vocative)


Matoga

Matoga (nominative singular)
Matogi (nominative plural)
Matogi (genitive singular)
Matog (genitive plural)
Matodze (dative singular)
Matogom (dative plural)
Matogę (accusative singular)
Matogi (accusative plural)
Matogą (instrumental singular)
Matogami (instrumental plural)
Matodze (locative singular)
Matogach (locative plural)
Matogo (singular vocative)
Matogi (plural vocative)


Sokal

Borrowed from Belarusian Сока́л (Sokál).


Szymczyszyn

/ʂɨmˈt͡ʂɨ.ʂɨn/


Nieszczerzewicz

/ɲɛʂ.t͡ʂɛˈʐɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Obora

Obora (nominative singular)
Obory (nominative plural)
Obory (genitive singular)
Obór (genitive plural)
Oborze (dative singular)
Oborom (dative plural)
Oborę (accusative singular)
Obory (accusative plural)
Oborą (instrumental singular)
Oborami (instrumental plural)
Oborze (locative singular)
Oborach (locative plural)
Oboro (singular vocative)
Obory (plural vocative)


Siwiera

Siwiera (nominative singular)
Siwiery (nominative plural)
Siwiery (genitive singular)
Siwier (genitive plural)
Siwierze (dative singular)
Siwierom (dative plural)
Siwierę (accusative singular)
Siwiery (accusative plural)
Siwierą (instrumental singular)
Siwierami (instrumental plural)
Siwierze (locative singular)
Siwierach (locative plural)
Siwiero (singular vocative)
Siwiery (plural vocative)


Łakota

Łakota (nominative singular)
Łakoty (nominative plural)
Łakoty (genitive singular)
Łakot (genitive plural)
Łakocie (dative singular)
Łakotom (dative plural)
Łakotę (accusative singular)
Łakoty (accusative plural)
Łakotą (instrumental singular)
Łakotami (instrumental plural)
Łakocie (locative singular)
Łakotach (locative plural)
Łakoto (singular vocative)
Łakoty (plural vocative)


Bracha

Bracha (nominative singular)
Brachy (nominative plural)
Brachy (genitive singular)
Brach (genitive plural)
Brasze (dative singular)
Brachom (dative plural)
Brachę (accusative singular)
Brachy (accusative plural)
Brachą (instrumental singular)
Brachami (instrumental plural)
Brasze (locative singular)
Brachach (locative plural)
Bracho (singular vocative)
Brachy (plural vocative)


Skorża

Skorża (nominative singular)
Skorże (nominative plural)
Skorży (genitive singular)
Skorż (genitive plural)
Skorży (dative singular)
Skorżom (dative plural)
Skorżę (accusative singular)
Skorże (accusative plural)
Skorżą (instrumental singular)
Skorżami (instrumental plural)
Skorży (locative singular)
Skorżach (locative plural)
Skorżo (singular vocative)
Skorże (plural vocative)


Zarychta

Zarychta (nominative singular)
Zarychty (nominative plural)
Zarychty (genitive singular)
Zarycht (genitive plural)
Zarychcie (dative singular)
Zarychtom (dative plural)
Zarychtę (accusative singular)
Zarychty (accusative plural)
Zarychtą (instrumental singular)
Zarychtami (instrumental plural)
Zarychcie (locative singular)
Zarychtach (locative plural)
Zarychto (singular vocative)
Zarychty (plural vocative)


Chyra

Chyra (nominative singular)
Chyry (nominative plural)
Chyry (genitive singular)
Chyr (genitive plural)
Chyrze (dative singular)
Chyrom (dative plural)
Chyrę (accusative singular)
Chyry (accusative plural)
Chyrą (instrumental singular)
Chyrami (instrumental plural)
Chyrze (locative singular)
Chyrach (locative plural)
Chyro (singular vocative)
Chyry (plural vocative)


Bożuta

Bożuta (nominative singular)
Bożuty (nominative plural)
Bożuty (genitive singular)
Bożut (genitive plural)
Bożucie (dative singular)
Bożutom (dative plural)
Bożutę (accusative singular)
Bożuty (accusative plural)
Bożutą (instrumental singular)
Bożutami (instrumental plural)
Bożucie (locative singular)
Bożutach (locative plural)
Bożuto (singular vocative)
Bożuty (plural vocative)


Oryga

Oryga (nominative singular)
Orygi (nominative plural)
Orygi (genitive singular)
Oryg (genitive plural)
Orydze (dative singular)
Orygom (dative plural)
Orygę (accusative singular)
Orygi (accusative plural)
Orygą (instrumental singular)
Orygami (instrumental plural)
Orydze (locative singular)
Orygach (locative plural)
Orygo (singular vocative)
Orygi (plural vocative)


Śmichura

Śmichura (nominative singular)
Śmichury (nominative plural)
Śmichury (genitive singular)
Śmichur (genitive plural)
Śmichurze (dative singular)
Śmichurom (dative plural)
Śmichurę (accusative singular)
Śmichury (accusative plural)
Śmichurą (instrumental singular)
Śmichurami (instrumental plural)
Śmichurze (locative singular)
Śmichurach (locative plural)
Śmichuro (singular vocative)
Śmichury (plural vocative)


Chodura

Chodura (nominative singular)
Chodury (nominative plural)
Chodury (genitive singular)
Chodur (genitive plural)
Chodurze (dative singular)
Chodurom (dative plural)
Chodurę (accusative singular)
Chodury (accusative plural)
Chodurą (instrumental singular)
Chodurami (instrumental plural)
Chodurze (locative singular)
Chodurach (locative plural)
Choduro (singular vocative)
Chodury (plural vocative)


Wysota

Wysota (nominative singular)
Wysoty (nominative plural)
Wysoty (genitive singular)
Wysot (genitive plural)
Wysocie (dative singular)
Wysotom (dative plural)
Wysotę (accusative singular)
Wysoty (accusative plural)
Wysotą (instrumental singular)
Wysotami (instrumental plural)
Wysocie (locative singular)
Wysotach (locative plural)
Wysoto (singular vocative)
Wysoty (plural vocative)


Skaba

Skaba (nominative singular)
Skaby (nominative plural)
Skaby (genitive singular)
Skab (genitive plural)
Skabie (dative singular)
Skabom (dative plural)
Skabę (accusative singular)
Skaby (accusative plural)
Skabą (instrumental singular)
Skabami (instrumental plural)
Skabie (locative singular)
Skabach (locative plural)
Skabo (singular vocative)
Skaby (plural vocative)


Niedziocha

Niedziocha (nominative singular)
Niedziochy (nominative plural)
Niedziochy (genitive singular)
Niedzioch (genitive plural)
Niedziosze (dative singular)
Niedziochom (dative plural)
Niedziochę (accusative singular)
Niedziochy (accusative plural)
Niedziochą (instrumental singular)
Niedziochami (instrumental plural)
Niedziosze (locative singular)
Niedziochach (locative plural)
Niedziocho (singular vocative)
Niedziochy (plural vocative)

/ɲɛˈd͡ʑɔ.xa/


Gawlyta

Gawlyta (nominative singular)
Gawlyty (nominative plural)
Gawlyty (genitive singular)
Gawlyt (genitive plural)
Gawlycie (dative singular)
Gawlytom (dative plural)
Gawlytę (accusative singular)
Gawlyty (accusative plural)
Gawlytą (instrumental singular)
Gawlytami (instrumental plural)
Gawlycie (locative singular)
Gawlytach (locative plural)
Gawlyto (singular vocative)
Gawlyty (plural vocative)


Janura

Janura (nominative singular)
Janury (nominative plural)
Janury (genitive singular)
Janur (genitive plural)
Janurze (dative singular)
Janurom (dative plural)
Janurę (accusative singular)
Janury (accusative plural)
Janurą (instrumental singular)
Janurami (instrumental plural)
Janurze (locative singular)
Janurach (locative plural)
Januro (singular vocative)
Janury (plural vocative)


Zguda

Zguda (nominative singular)
Zgudy (nominative plural)
Zgudy (genitive singular)
Zgud (genitive plural)
Zgudzie (dative singular)
Zgudom (dative plural)
Zgudę (accusative singular)
Zgudy (accusative plural)
Zgudą (instrumental singular)
Zgudami (instrumental plural)
Zgudzie (locative singular)
Zgudach (locative plural)
Zgudo (singular vocative)
Zgudy (plural vocative)


Pawlata

Pawlata (nominative singular)
Pawlaty (nominative plural)
Pawlaty (genitive singular)
Pawlat (genitive plural)
Pawlacie (dative singular)
Pawlatom (dative plural)
Pawlatę (accusative singular)
Pawlaty (accusative plural)
Pawlatą (instrumental singular)
Pawlatami (instrumental plural)
Pawlacie (locative singular)
Pawlatach (locative plural)
Pawlato (singular vocative)
Pawlaty (plural vocative)


Guja

Guja (nominative singular)
Guje (nominative plural)
Gui (genitive singular)
Guj (genitive plural)
Gui (dative singular)
Gujom (dative plural)
Guję (accusative singular)
Guje (accusative plural)
Gują (instrumental singular)
Gujami (instrumental plural)
Gui (locative singular)
Gujach (locative plural)
Gujo (singular vocative)
Guje (plural vocative)


Zyga

Zyga (nominative singular)
Zygi (nominative plural)
Zygi (genitive singular)
Zyg (genitive plural)
Zydze (dative singular)
Zygom (dative plural)
Zygę (accusative singular)
Zygi (accusative plural)
Zygą (instrumental singular)
Zygami (instrumental plural)
Zydze (locative singular)
Zygach (locative plural)
Zygo (singular vocative)
Zygi (plural vocative)


Gawlita

Gawlita (nominative singular)
Gawlity (nominative plural)
Gawlity (genitive singular)
Gawlit (genitive plural)
Gawlicie (dative singular)
Gawlitom (dative plural)
Gawlitę (accusative singular)
Gawlity (accusative plural)
Gawlitą (instrumental singular)
Gawlitami (instrumental plural)
Gawlicie (locative singular)
Gawlitach (locative plural)
Gawlito (singular vocative)
Gawlity (plural vocative)


Śmiechura

Śmiechura (nominative singular)
Śmiechury (nominative plural)
Śmiechury (genitive singular)
Śmiechur (genitive plural)
Śmiechurze (dative singular)
Śmiechurom (dative plural)
Śmiechurę (accusative singular)
Śmiechury (accusative plural)
Śmiechurą (instrumental singular)
Śmiechurami (instrumental plural)
Śmiechurze (locative singular)
Śmiechurach (locative plural)
Śmiechuro (singular vocative)
Śmiechury (plural vocative)


Gawlica

Gawlica (nominative singular)
Gawlice (nominative plural)
Gawlicy (genitive singular)
Gawlic (genitive plural)
Gawlicy (dative singular)
Gawlicom (dative plural)
Gawlicę (accusative singular)
Gawlice (accusative plural)
Gawlicą (instrumental singular)
Gawlicami (instrumental plural)
Gawlicy (locative singular)
Gawlicach (locative plural)
Gawlico (singular vocative)
Gawlice (plural vocative)


Szczębara

Szczębara (nominative singular)
Szczębary (nominative plural)
Szczębary (genitive singular)
Szczębar (genitive plural)
Szczębarze (dative singular)
Szczębarom (dative plural)
Szczębarę (accusative singular)
Szczębary (accusative plural)
Szczębarą (instrumental singular)
Szczębarami (instrumental plural)
Szczębarze (locative singular)
Szczębarach (locative plural)
Szczębaro (singular vocative)
Szczębary (plural vocative)


Zamiara

Zamiara (nominative singular)
Zamiary (nominative plural)
Zamiary (genitive singular)
Zamiar (genitive plural)
Zamiarze (dative singular)
Zamiarom (dative plural)
Zamiarę (accusative singular)
Zamiary (accusative plural)
Zamiarą (instrumental singular)
Zamiarami (instrumental plural)
Zamiarze (locative singular)
Zamiarach (locative plural)
Zamiaro (singular vocative)
Zamiary (plural vocative)


Ociepa

Ociepa (nominative singular)
Ociepy (nominative plural)
Ociepy (genitive singular)
Ociep (genitive plural)
Ociepie (dative singular)
Ociepom (dative plural)
Ociepę (accusative singular)
Ociepy (accusative plural)
Ociepą (instrumental singular)
Ociepami (instrumental plural)
Ociepie (locative singular)
Ociepach (locative plural)
Ociepo (singular vocative)
Ociepy (plural vocative)


Zachura

Zachura (nominative singular)
Zachury (nominative plural)
Zachury (genitive singular)
Zachur (genitive plural)
Zachurze (dative singular)
Zachurom (dative plural)
Zachurę (accusative singular)
Zachury (accusative plural)
Zachurą (instrumental singular)
Zachurami (instrumental plural)
Zachurze (locative singular)
Zachurach (locative plural)
Zachuro (singular vocative)
Zachury (plural vocative)


Stachera

Stachera (nominative singular)
Stachery (nominative plural)
Stachery (genitive singular)
Stacher (genitive plural)
Stacherze (dative singular)
Stacherom (dative plural)
Stacherę (accusative singular)
Stachery (accusative plural)
Stacherą (instrumental singular)
Stacherami (instrumental plural)
Stacherze (locative singular)
Stacherach (locative plural)
Stachero (singular vocative)
Stachery (plural vocative)


Borzuta

Borzuta (nominative singular)
Borzuty (nominative plural)
Borzuty (genitive singular)
Borzut (genitive plural)
Borzucie (dative singular)
Borzutom (dative plural)
Borzutę (accusative singular)
Borzuty (accusative plural)
Borzutą (instrumental singular)
Borzutami (instrumental plural)
Borzucie (locative singular)
Borzutach (locative plural)
Borzuto (singular vocative)
Borzuty (plural vocative)


Skrzęta

Skrzęta (nominative singular)
Skrzęty (nominative plural)
Skrzęty (genitive singular)
Skrzęt (genitive plural)
Skrzęcie (dative singular)
Skrzętom (dative plural)
Skrzętę (accusative singular)
Skrzęty (accusative plural)
Skrzętą (instrumental singular)
Skrzętami (instrumental plural)
Skrzęcie (locative singular)
Skrzętach (locative plural)
Skrzęto (singular vocative)
Skrzęty (plural vocative)


Skraba

Skraba (nominative singular)
Skraby (nominative plural)
Skraby (genitive singular)
Skrab (genitive plural)
Skrabie (dative singular)
Skrabom (dative plural)
Skrabę (accusative singular)
Skraby (accusative plural)
Skrabą (instrumental singular)
Skrabami (instrumental plural)
Skrabie (locative singular)
Skrabach (locative plural)
Skrabo (singular vocative)
Skraby (plural vocative)


Pawlyta

Pawlyta (nominative singular)
Pawlyty (nominative plural)
Pawlyty (genitive singular)
Pawlyt (genitive plural)
Pawlycie (dative singular)
Pawlytom (dative plural)
Pawlytę (accusative singular)
Pawlyty (accusative plural)
Pawlytą (instrumental singular)
Pawlytami (instrumental plural)
Pawlycie (locative singular)
Pawlytach (locative plural)
Pawlyto (singular vocative)
Pawlyty (plural vocative)


Kuźba

Kuźba (nominative singular)
Kuźby (nominative plural)
Kuźby (genitive singular)
Kuźb (genitive plural)
Kuźbie (dative singular)
Kuźbom (dative plural)
Kuźbę (accusative singular)
Kuźby (accusative plural)
Kuźbą (instrumental singular)
Kuźbami (instrumental plural)
Kuźbie (locative singular)
Kuźbach (locative plural)
Kuźbo (singular vocative)
Kuźby (plural vocative)


Prochota

Prochota (nominative singular)
Prochoty (nominative plural)
Prochoty (genitive singular)
Prochot (genitive plural)
Prochocie (dative singular)
Prochotom (dative plural)
Prochotę (accusative singular)
Prochoty (accusative plural)
Prochotą (instrumental singular)
Prochotami (instrumental plural)
Prochocie (locative singular)
Prochotach (locative plural)
Prochoto (singular vocative)
Prochoty (plural vocative)


Jędrocha

Jędrocha (nominative singular)
Jędrochy (nominative plural)
Jędrochy (genitive singular)
Jędroch (genitive plural)
Jędrosze (dative singular)
Jędrochom (dative plural)
Jędrochę (accusative singular)
Jędrochy (accusative plural)
Jędrochą (instrumental singular)
Jędrochami (instrumental plural)
Jędrosze (locative singular)
Jędrochach (locative plural)
Jędrocho (singular vocative)
Jędrochy (plural vocative)


Serwata

Serwata (nominative singular)
Serwaty (nominative plural)
Serwaty (genitive singular)
Serwat (genitive plural)
Serwacie (dative singular)
Serwatom (dative plural)
Serwatę (accusative singular)
Serwaty (accusative plural)
Serwatą (instrumental singular)
Serwatami (instrumental plural)
Serwacie (locative singular)
Serwatach (locative plural)
Serwato (singular vocative)
Serwaty (plural vocative)


Jajeśnica

Jajeśnica (nominative singular)
Jajeśnice (nominative plural)
Jajeśnicy (genitive singular)
Jajeśnic (genitive plural)
Jajeśnicy (dative singular)
Jajeśnicom (dative plural)
Jajeśnicę (accusative singular)
Jajeśnice (accusative plural)
Jajeśnicą (instrumental singular)
Jajeśnicami (instrumental plural)
Jajeśnicy (locative singular)
Jajeśnicach (locative plural)
Jajeśnico (singular vocative)
Jajeśnice (plural vocative)


Chudyba

Chudyba (nominative singular)
Chudyby (nominative plural)
Chudyby (genitive singular)
Chudyb (genitive plural)
Chudybie (dative singular)
Chudybom (dative plural)
Chudybę (accusative singular)
Chudyby (accusative plural)
Chudybą (instrumental singular)
Chudybami (instrumental plural)
Chudybie (locative singular)
Chudybach (locative plural)
Chudybo (singular vocative)
Chudyby (plural vocative)


Boryga

Boryga (nominative singular)
Borygi (nominative plural)
Borygi (genitive singular)
Boryg (genitive plural)
Borydze (dative singular)
Borygom (dative plural)
Borygę (accusative singular)
Borygi (accusative plural)
Borygą (instrumental singular)
Borygami (instrumental plural)
Borydze (locative singular)
Borygach (locative plural)
Borygo (singular vocative)
Borygi (plural vocative)


Żyga

Żyga (nominative singular)
Żygi (nominative plural)
Żygi (genitive singular)
Żyg (genitive plural)
Żydze (dative singular)
Żygom (dative plural)
Żygę (accusative singular)
Żygi (accusative plural)
Żygą (instrumental singular)
Żygami (instrumental plural)
Żydze (locative singular)
Żygach (locative plural)
Żygo (singular vocative)
Żygi (plural vocative)


Maciesza

Maciesza (nominative singular)
Maciesze (nominative plural)
Macieszy (genitive singular)
Maciesz (genitive plural)
Macieszy (dative singular)
Macieszom (dative plural)
Macieszę (accusative singular)
Maciesze (accusative plural)
Macieszą (instrumental singular)
Macieszami (instrumental plural)
Macieszy (locative singular)
Macieszach (locative plural)
Macieszo (singular vocative)
Maciesze (plural vocative)


Groblica

Groblica (nominative singular)
Groblice (nominative plural)
Groblicy (genitive singular)
Groblic (genitive plural)
Groblicy (dative singular)
Groblicom (dative plural)
Groblicę (accusative singular)
Groblice (accusative plural)
Groblicą (instrumental singular)
Groblicami (instrumental plural)
Groblicy (locative singular)
Groblicach (locative plural)
Groblico (singular vocative)
Groblice (plural vocative)


Błachuta

Błachuta (nominative singular)
Błachuty (nominative plural)
Błachuty (genitive singular)
Błachut (genitive plural)
Błachucie (dative singular)
Błachutom (dative plural)
Błachutę (accusative singular)
Błachuty (accusative plural)
Błachutą (instrumental singular)
Błachutami (instrumental plural)
Błachucie (locative singular)
Błachutach (locative plural)
Błachuto (singular vocative)
Błachuty (plural vocative)


Sapieja

Sapieja (nominative singular)
Sapieje (nominative plural)
Sapiei (genitive singular)
Sapiej (genitive plural)
Sapiei (dative singular)
Sapiejom (dative plural)
Sapieję (accusative singular)
Sapieje (accusative plural)
Sapieją (instrumental singular)
Sapiejami (instrumental plural)
Sapiei (locative singular)
Sapiejach (locative plural)
Sapiejo (singular vocative)
Sapieje (plural vocative)


Zawieja

Zawieja (nominative singular)
Zawieje (nominative plural)
Zawiei (genitive singular)
Zawiej (genitive plural)
Zawiei (dative singular)
Zawiejom (dative plural)
Zawieję (accusative singular)
Zawieje (accusative plural)
Zawieją (instrumental singular)
Zawiejami (instrumental plural)
Zawiei (locative singular)
Zawiejach (locative plural)
Zawiejo (singular vocative)
Zawieje (plural vocative)


Ciupa

Ciupa (nominative singular)
Ciupy (nominative plural)
Ciupy (genitive singular)
Ciup (genitive plural)
Ciupie (dative singular)
Ciupom (dative plural)
Ciupę (accusative singular)
Ciupy (accusative plural)
Ciupą (instrumental singular)
Ciupami (instrumental plural)
Ciupie (locative singular)
Ciupach (locative plural)
Ciupo (singular vocative)
Ciupy (plural vocative)


Stopyra

Stopyra (nominative singular)
Stopyry (nominative plural)
Stopyry (genitive singular)
Stopyr (genitive plural)
Stopyrze (dative singular)
Stopyrom (dative plural)
Stopyrę (accusative singular)
Stopyry (accusative plural)
Stopyrą (instrumental singular)
Stopyrami (instrumental plural)
Stopyrze (locative singular)
Stopyrach (locative plural)
Stopyro (singular vocative)
Stopyry (plural vocative)


Grzywaczyk

/ɡʐɨˈva.t͡ʂɨk/


Grzejszczak

/ˈɡʐɛj.ʂt͡ʂak/


Grzejszczyk

/ˈɡʐɛj.ʂt͡ʂɨk/


Dzierżon

/ˈd͡ʑɛr.ʐɔn/


Kościsz

/ˈkɔɕ.t͡ɕiʂ/


Grzeszkiewicz

/ɡʐɛʂˈkjɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Dobrogoszcz

/dɔbˈrɔ.ɡɔʂt͡ʂ/


Grząślewicz

/ɡʐɔɲˈɕlɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Kościej

/ˈkɔɕ.t͡ɕɛj/


Chrząścik

/ˈxʂɔɲ.ɕt͡ɕik/


Gryniewicz

/ɡrɨˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Cięszczyk

/ˈt͡ɕɛw̃ʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Gojowczyk

/ɡɔˈjɔf.t͡ʂɨk/


Sieńczyk

/ˈɕɛɲ.t͡ʂɨk/


Czyżniak

/ˈt͡ʂɨʐ.ɲak/


Szymończyk

/ʂɨˈmɔɲ.t͡ʂɨk/


Dzieżyc

/ˈd͡ʑɛ.ʐɨt͡s/


Grysiewicz

/ɡrɨˈɕɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Koszczoł

/ˈkɔʂ.t͡ʂɔw/


Gościniewicz

/ɡɔɕ.t͡ɕiˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Krzyżoszczak

/kʂɨˈʐɔʂ.t͡ʂak/


Goździewicz

/ɡɔʑˈd͡ʑɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Gwoździewicz

/ɡvɔʑˈd͡ʑɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Woźniewicz

/vɔʑˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Rzęsiewicz

/ʐɛɲˈɕɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Żygłowicz

/ʐɨɡˈwɔ.vit͡ʂ/


Szczerbo

Szczerbo (nominative singular)
Szczerbowie (nominative plural)
Szczerby (genitive singular)
Szczerbów (genitive plural)
Szczerbą (dative singular)
Szczerbom (dative plural)
Szczerbę (accusative singular)
Szczerbów (accusative plural)
Szczerbą (instrumental singular)
Szczerbami (instrumental plural)
Szczerbie (locative singular)
Szczerbach (locative plural)
Szczerbo (singular vocative)
Szczerbowie (plural vocative)

/ˈʂt͡ʂɛr.bɔ/


Sobczyszyn

/sɔpˈt͡ʂɨ.ʂɨn/


Tymczyszyn

/tɨmˈt͡ʂɨ.ʂɨn/


Potrzeszcz

/ˈpɔ.tʂɛʂt͡ʂ/


Gąsiorkiewicz

Gonsiorkiewicz


Grzelczyk

/ˈɡʐɛl.t͡ʂɨk/


Wojcieszczyk

/vɔjˈt͡ɕɛʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Rzemieniec

/ʐɛˈmjɛ.ɲɛt͡s/


Szczelaszczyk

/ʂt͡ʂɛˈlaʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Łyszczyk

/ˈwɨʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Rzepczyk

/ˈʐɛp.t͡ʂɨk/


Kościuczyk

/kɔɕˈt͡ɕu.t͡ʂɨk/


Oleśniewicz

/ɔ.lɛɕˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Dzienisiewicz

/d͡ʑɛ.ɲiˈɕɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Czepczor

/ˈt͡ʂɛp.t͡ʂɔr/


Księżyk

/ˈkɕɛw̃.ʐɨk/


Leszczyszyn

/lɛʂˈt͡ʂɨ.ʂɨn/


Czerniej

/ˈt͡ʂɛr.ɲɛj/


Szczegielniak

/ʂt͡ʂɛˈɡjɛl.ɲak/


Charchut

From Polish charkać, chrachać, or charkot.


Ścięgaj

/ˈɕt͡ɕɛŋ.ɡaj/


Miszczyszyn

/miʂˈt͡ʂɨ.ʂɨn/


Juszczyszyn

/juʂˈt͡ʂɨ.ʂɨn/


Wrzecion

/ˈvʐɛ.t͡ɕɔn/


Sołowij

From an East Slavic language, from Proto-Slavic *solvьjь.


Gembołyś

/ɡɛmˈbɔ.wɨɕ/


Gębołyś

/ɡɛmˈbɔ.wɨɕ/


Szczypień

/ˈʂt͡ʂɨ.pjɛɲ/


Ciebień

/ˈt͡ɕɛ.bjɛɲ/


Ciszczoń

/ˈt͡ɕiʂ.t͡ʂɔɲ/


Jęczeń

/ˈjɛn.t͡ʂɛɲ/


Żołędź

/ˈʐɔ.wɛɲt͡ɕ/


Małozięć

/maˈwɔ.ʑɛɲt͡ɕ/


Rzekęć

/ˈʐɛ.kɛɲt͡ɕ/


Dobrzyń

Kazimierz Rymut
pl:Barbara Czopek-Kopciuch
pl:Nazwy miejscowe Polski

Back-formation from Dobrzyński. Calque of German Gutfeld.


Gnach

Gnach (nominative singular)
Gnachowie (nominative plural)
Gnacha (genitive singular)
Gnachów (genitive plural)
Gnachowi (dative singular)
Gnachom (dative plural)
Gnacha (accusative singular)
Gnachów (accusative plural)
Gnachem (instrumental singular)
Gnachami (instrumental plural)
Gnachu (locative singular)
Gnachach (locative plural)
Gnachu (singular vocative)
Gnachowie (plural vocative)

From gnać or truncation of Ignacy + -ch.


Dziendzioł

/ˈd͡ʑɛɲ.d͡ʑɔw/


Dziędzioł

/ˈd͡ʑɛɲ.d͡ʑɔw/


Łyszczek

/ˈwɨʂ.t͡ʂɛk/


Nieciąg

/ˈɲɛ.t͡ɕɔŋk/


Wojczyszyn

/vɔjˈt͡ʂɨ.ʂɨn/


Przeździęk

/ˈpʂɛʑ.d͡ʑɛŋk/


Szcząchor

/ˈʂt͡ʂɔw̃.xɔr/


Czyżowicz

/t͡ʂɨˈʐɔ.vit͡ʂ/


Szyszkowicz

/ʂɨʂˈkɔ.vit͡ʂ/


Bogdziewicz

/bɔɡˈd͡ʑɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Szuszczewicz

/ʂuʂˈt͡ʂɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Zieleniewicz

/ʑɛ.lɛˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Gorzkowicz

/ɡɔʂˈkɔ.vit͡ʂ/


Złośnik

Złośnik (nominative singular)
Złośnikowie (nominative plural)
Złośnika (genitive singular)
Złośników (genitive plural)
Złośnikowi (dative singular)
Złośnikom (dative plural)
Złośnika (accusative singular)
Złośników (accusative plural)
Złośnikiem (instrumental singular)
Złośnikami (instrumental plural)
Złośniku (locative singular)
Złośnikach (locative plural)
Złośniku (singular vocative)
Złośnikowie (plural vocative)

Vixen, the fourth reindeer of Santa Claus


Żerebiec

Borrowed from Ukrainian жеребе́ць (žerebécʹ). Doublet of źrebiec.


Ścięgosz

/ˈɕt͡ɕɛŋ.ɡɔʂ/


Szczotok

/ˈʂt͡ʂɔ.tɔk/


Szczygioł

/ˈʂt͡ʂɨ.ɡjɔw/


Nieścier

/ˈɲɛɕ.t͡ɕɛr/


Hudziec

Borrowed from Slovak Hudec. Alternatively, from chudziec.


Horbowiec

Borrowed from Ukrainian Горбовець (Horbovecʹ).


Grzybowicz

/ɡʐɨˈbɔ.vit͡ʂ/


Dziedziech

/ˈd͡ʑɛ.d͡ʑɛx/


Grzeszczuk

/ˈɡʐɛʂ.t͡ʂuk/


Ciećwierz

/ˈt͡ɕɛt͡ɕ.fjɛʂ/


Luboch

From lubić, luby, or truncation of personal names such as Lubomir + -och.


Jaszczyszyn

/jaʂˈt͡ʂɨ.ʂɨn/


Książczyk

/ˈkɕɔw̃ʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Kościarz

/ˈkɔɕ.t͡ɕaʂ/


Wojcieszek

/vɔjˈt͡ɕɛ.ʂɛk/


Myszczyszyn

/mɨʂˈt͡ʂɨ.ʂɨn/


Styczyrz

/ˈstɨ.t͡ʂɨʂ/


Grzeczkowicz

/ɡʐɛt͡ʂˈkɔ.vit͡ʂ/


Dziedziniewicz

/d͡ʑɛ.d͡ʑiˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Ziemniewicz

/ʑɛmˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Grzymowicz

/ɡʐɨˈmɔ.vit͡ʂ/


Zielniewicz

/ʑɛlˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Szczypczyk

/ˈʂt͡ʂɨp.t͡ʂɨk/


Doroszczyk

/dɔˈrɔʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Pogorzelczyk

/pɔ.ɡɔˈʐɛl.t͡ʂɨk/


Gorzelańczyk

/ɡɔ.ʐɛˈlaɲ.t͡ʂɨk/


Szczechowicz

/ʂt͡ʂɛˈxɔ.vit͡ʂ/


Anuszczyk

From Hanuszek + -yk, with a regional loss of initial h.


Grzeszczyk

/ˈɡʐɛʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Grzeszczak

/ˈɡʐɛʂ.t͡ʂak/


Kozielczyk

/kɔˈʑɛl.t͡ʂɨk/


Grzybczyk

/ˈɡʐɨp.t͡ʂɨk/


Szczypek

/ˈʂt͡ʂɨ.pɛk/


Zimończyk

/ʑiˈmɔɲ.t͡ʂɨk/


Matwijów

Borrowed from Ukrainian Матвій (Matvij, “Matthew”).


Gieszczyk

/ˈɡjɛʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Gościniak

/ɡɔɕˈt͡ɕi.ɲak/


Grzegoszczyk

/ɡʐɛˈɡɔʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Koszczyc

/ˈkɔʂ.t͡ʂɨt͡s/


Rędzioch

/ˈrɛɲ.d͡ʑɔx/


Dubas

English: Dubas


Kołątaj

From the verb kołątać, a dialectal form of kołatać.


Grzeszczyszyn

/ɡʐɛʂˈt͡ʂɨ.ʂɨn/


Wąsiołek

/vɔɲˈɕɔ.wɛk/


Szczeponik

/ʂt͡ʂɛˈpɔ.ɲik/


Ciecior

/ˈt͡ɕɛ.t͡ɕɔr/


Agnieszczak

/aɡˈɲɛʂ.t͡ʂak/


Grzybacz

/ˈɡʐɨ.bat͡ʂ/


Szczesik

/ˈʂt͡ʂɛ.ɕik/


Leszczewicz

/lɛʂˈt͡ʂɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Sieciechowicz

/ɕɛ.t͡ɕɛˈxɔ.vit͡ʂ/


Bohdziewicz

/bɔɣˈd͡ʑɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Rogoziewicz

/rɔ.ɡɔˈʑɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Korzeniewicz

/kɔ.ʐɛˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Grzenkowicz

/ɡʐɛŋˈkɔ.vit͡ʂ/


Zienkowicz

/ʑɛŋˈkɔ.vit͡ʂ/


Anuszkiewicz

From Hanuszek + -ewicz, with a regional loss of initial h.


Gąsiorowicz

/ɡɔɲ.ɕɔˈrɔ.vit͡ʂ/


Goniewicz

/ɡɔˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Czyżewicz

/t͡ʂɨˈʐɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Tomczyszyn

/tɔmˈt͡ʂɨ.ʂɨn/


Nieczypor

/ɲɛˈt͡ʂɨ.pɔr/


Wyleżoł

German: Wylezol

English: Wylezol


Wielgopolan

From Wielkopolska or Wielkie Pole, from Old Polish wielgi.


Krzysztoszek

/kʂɨʂˈtɔ.ʂɛk/


Pyszczek

/ˈpɨʂ.t͡ʂɛk/


Dziabas

From dziabać or dialectal dziaba (“lazy worker”).


biżuteria

biżuteria (nominative singular)
biżuterii (genitive singular)
biżuterii (dative singular)
biżuterię (accusative singular)
biżuterią (instrumental singular)
biżuterii (locative singular)
biżuterio (singular vocative)

Borrowed from French bijouterie. First attested in 1819.

damska biżuteria

męska biżuteria

artystyczna biżuteria

indiańska biżuteria

brylantowa biżuteria

bursztynowa biżuteria

metalowa biżuteria

miedziana biżuteria

srebrna biżuteria

szklana biżuteria

tombakowa biżuteria

złota biżuteria

żelazna biżuteria

ręcznie robiona biżuteria

ciężka biżuteria

drobna biżuteria

masywna biżuteria

bezcenna biżuteria

cenna biżuteria

droga biżuteria

drogocenna biżuteria

kosztowna biżuteria

tania biżuteria

ekskluzywna biżuteria

elegancka biżuteria

luksusowa biżuteria

fałszywa biżuteria

sztuczna biżuteria

ciekawa biżuteria

niebanalna biżuteria

nowoczesna/współczesna biżuteria

oryginalna biżuteria

piękna biżuteria

wyszukana biżuteria

wspaniała biżuteria

wymyślna biżuteria

kunsztowna biżuteria

skromna biżuteria

unikatowa biżuteria

tandetna biżuteria

stara biżuteria

zbędna biżuteria

patriotyczna biżuteria

ślubna biżuteria

żałobna biżuteria

rodowa biżuteria

biżuteria warta ileś

biżuteria jakiejś firmy

biżuteria jakiejś wartości

biżuteria z bursztynu

biżuteria z drewna

biżuteria z koralu

biżuteria z krzemienia pasiastego

biżuteria ze srebra

biżuteria ze złota

biżuteria z bursztynami

biżuteria z kamieniami szlachetnymi

biżuteria z krzemieniem pasiastym

ileś sztuk biżuterii

ceny biżuterii

kolekcja biżuterii

komplet biżuterii

typ biżuterii

rodzaj biżuterii

licytacja biżuterii

pokaz biżuterii

prezentacja biżuterii

produkcja biżuterii

producent biżuterii

projektant biżuterii

projektowanie biżuterii

tworzenie biżuterii

kradzież biżuterii

sprzedaż biżuterii

coś z biżuterii

pudełko/szkatułka na biżuterię

gabloty z biżuterią

salon z biżuterią

sklep z biżuterią

stoiska z biżuterią

kasetka z biżuterią

pudełko/szkatułka z biżuterią

obrabować kogoś z biżuterii

okradać kogoś z biżuterii

(nie) przepadać za biżuterią


Szcześniak

/ˈʂt͡ʂɛɕ.ɲak/


Mowczan

From Ukrainian Мовчан (Movčan), from the verb мовчати (movčaty). Cognate of Mołczan.


Szczoczarz

/ˈʂt͡ʂɔ.t͡ʂaʂ/


Lucyna

Lucyna (nominative singular)
Lucyny (nominative plural)
Lucyny (genitive singular)
Lucyn (genitive plural)
Lucynie (dative singular)
Lucynom (dative plural)
Lucynę (accusative singular)
Lucyny (accusative plural)
Lucyną (instrumental singular)
Lucynami (instrumental plural)
Lucynie (locative singular)
Lucynach (locative plural)
Lucyno (singular vocative)
Lucyny (plural vocative)

a female given name, equivalent to English Lucina


Sieniewicz

/ɕɛˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Lelonkiewicz

From a dialectal form of jelonek + -ewicz.


Boczniewicz

/bɔt͡ʂˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Kościewicz

/kɔɕˈt͡ɕɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Grzesiewicz

/ɡʐɛˈɕɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Dziedziewicz

/d͡ʑɛˈd͡ʑɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Szczeszak

/ˈʂt͡ʂɛ.ʂak/


Niegodzisz

/ɲɛˈɡɔ.d͡ʑiʂ/


Szczeciak

/ˈʂt͡ʂɛ.t͡ɕak/


Gwoździej

/ˈɡvɔʑ.d͡ʑɛj/


Łyżczarz

/ˈwɨʂ.t͡ʂaʂ/


Wowk

Borrowed from Ukrainian вовк (vovk, “wolf”). Doublet of Wilk


Bolibrzuch

From boleć + -i- + brzuch. Compare pasibrzuch, Boligłowa, and Kapinos.


Drzeżdżon

/ˈdʐɛʐ.d͡ʐɔn/


Czeczor

/ˈt͡ʂɛ.t͡ʂɔr/


Żędzian

/ˈʐɛɲ.d͡ʑan/


Dzietczyk

/ˈd͡ʑɛt.t͡ʂɨk/


Grzegorzek

/ɡʐɛˈɡɔ.ʐɛk/


Dowhań

From Ukrainian Довгань (Dovhanʹ), perhaps from Proto-Slavic *dьlgъ. Cognate of Dołgan, Dołgań, Dołhan, Dołhań, Dowgan, and Dowhan.


Dowhan

From Ukrainian Довгань (Dovhanʹ), perhaps from Proto-Slavic *dьlgъ. Cognate of Dołgan, Dołgań, Dołhan, Dołhań, Dowgan, and Dowhań.


Ihnatowicz

Ihnatowicz (nominative singular)
Ihnatowiczowie (nominative plural)
Ihnatowicza (genitive singular)
Ihnatowiczów (genitive plural)
Ihnatowiczowi (dative singular)
Ihnatowiczom (dative plural)
Ihnatowicza (accusative singular)
Ihnatowiczów (accusative plural)
Ihnatowiczem (instrumental singular)
Ihnatowiczami (instrumental plural)
Ihnatowiczu (locative singular)
Ihnatowiczach (locative plural)
Ihnatowiczu (singular vocative)
Ihnatowiczowie (plural vocative)

From Belarusian Ігнат (Ihnat) + -owicz. Cognate of Ignatowicz.


Rzeszewicz

/ʐɛˈʂɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Ankiewicz

From Hanko + -ewicz, with a regional loss of initial h.


chaty

inflection of chata:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


Dzięglewicz

/d͡ʑɛŋˈɡlɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Ksieniewicz

/kɕɛˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Czerniewicz

/t͡ʂɛrˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Niszczot

/ˈɲiʂ.t͡ʂɔt/


Zembik

From ząb (“tooth”) + -ik (diminutive suffix).


Dobiech

From truncation of Dobiemir or Dobiesław + -ch.


Szefczyk

/ˈʂɛf.t͡ʂɨk/

Variant of Szewczyk, from szewc (“shoemaker”) + -czyk.


Dobrogosz

/dɔbˈrɔ.ɡɔʂ/


Tchir

Borrowed from Ukrainian тхір (txir, “polecat”). Doublet of Tchórz.


Dyjach

Possibly from diak, archaic dyjak + -ch.


Szcześnik

/ˈʂt͡ʂɛɕ.ɲik/


Lewicz

From Polish lewy (“left”) and Hebrew לוי.


Szczeszek

/ˈʂt͡ʂɛ.ʂɛk/


Szczęszek

/ˈʂt͡ʂɛw̃.ʂɛk/


Świerkosz

From świerk (“spruce”) + -osz (surname-forming suffix).


Walczuch

From a personal name beginning with Wal- or walczyć + -uch.


Dzierżyc

/ˈd͡ʑɛr.ʐɨt͡s/


Żychniewicz

/ʐɨxˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Żegota

Żegota (nominative singular)
Żegotowie (nominative plural)
Żegoty (genitive singular)
Żegotów (genitive plural)
Żegocie (dative singular)
Żegotom (dative plural)
Żegotę (accusative singular)
Żegotów (accusative plural)
Żegotą (instrumental singular)
Żegotami (instrumental plural)
Żegocie (locative singular)
Żegotach (locative plural)
Żegoto (singular vocative)
Żegotowie (plural vocative)
Żegota (nominative singular)
Żegoty (nominative plural)
Żegoty (genitive singular)
Żegot (genitive plural)
Żegocie (dative singular)
Żegotom (dative plural)
Żegotę (accusative singular)
Żegoty (accusative plural)
Żegotą (instrumental singular)
Żegotami (instrumental plural)
Żegocie (locative singular)
Żegotach (locative plural)
Żegoto (singular vocative)
Żegoty (plural vocative)


Rzegota

Rzegota (nominative singular)
Rzegoty (nominative plural)
Rzegoty (genitive singular)
Rzegot (genitive plural)
Rzegocie (dative singular)
Rzegotom (dative plural)
Rzegotę (accusative singular)
Rzegoty (accusative plural)
Rzegotą (instrumental singular)
Rzegotami (instrumental plural)
Rzegocie (locative singular)
Rzegotach (locative plural)
Rzegoto (singular vocative)
Rzegoty (plural vocative)


Dolega

Dolega (nominative singular)
Dolegi (nominative plural)
Dolegi (genitive singular)
Doleg (genitive plural)
Doledze (dative singular)
Dolegom (dative plural)
Dolegę (accusative singular)
Dolegi (accusative plural)
Dolegą (instrumental singular)
Dolegami (instrumental plural)
Doledze (locative singular)
Dolegach (locative plural)
Dolego (singular vocative)
Dolegi (plural vocative)


Szelągiewicz

/ʂɛ.lɔŋˈɡjɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Cieniewicz

/t͡ɕɛˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Kajetanowicz

Kajetanowicz (nominative singular)
Kajetanowiczowie (nominative plural)
Kajetanowicza (genitive singular)
Kajetanowiczów (genitive plural)
Kajetanowiczowi (dative singular)
Kajetanowiczom (dative plural)
Kajetanowicza (accusative singular)
Kajetanowiczów (accusative plural)
Kajetanowiczem (instrumental singular)
Kajetanowiczami (instrumental plural)
Kajetanowiczu (locative singular)
Kajetanowiczach (locative plural)
Kajetanowiczu (singular vocative)
Kajetanowiczowie (plural vocative)


Hordziejewicz

Possibly from Belarusian Гардзей (Hardzjej).


Hordyj

Borrowed from Ukrainian гордий (hordyj).


Gęgniewicz

/ɡɛŋˈɡɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


Skorodzień

/skɔˈrɔ.d͡ʑɛɲ/


Ćwirzeń

/ˈt͡ɕfi.ʐɛɲ/


Koścień

/ˈkɔɕ.t͡ɕɛɲ/


Czyszczoń

/ˈt͡ʂɨʂ.t͡ʂɔɲ/


Boszczoń

/ˈbɔʂ.t͡ʂɔɲ/


Kieczeń

/ˈkjɛ.t͡ʂɛɲ/


Płodzień

/ˈpwɔ.d͡ʑɛɲ/


Zembroń

From Old Polish ząbr, Old Polish ząbrz, from Proto-Slavic *zǫbrъ.


Grząś

Grzons


śnieć

śnieć (nominative singular)
śniecie (nominative plural)
śnieci (genitive singular)
śnieci (genitive plural)
śnieci (dative singular)
śnieciom (dative plural)
śnieć (accusative singular)
śniecie (accusative plural)
śniecią (instrumental singular)
śnieciami (instrumental plural)
śnieci (locative singular)
śnieciach (locative plural)
śnieci (singular vocative)
śniecie (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish śnieć, from Proto-Slavic *snětь.

śnieć cuchnąca pszenicy


Dołhań

From East Slavic, perhaps from Proto-Slavic *dьlgъ. Cognate of Dołgan, Dołgań, Dołhan, Dowgan, Dowhan, and Dowhań.


Juszczęć

/ˈjuʂ.t͡ʂɛɲt͡ɕ/


Mięgoć

/ˈmjɛŋ.ɡɔt͡ɕ/


Dołgań

From East Slavic, perhaps from Proto-Slavic *dьlgъ. Cognate of Dołgan, Dołhan, Dołhań, Dowgan, Dowhan, and Dowhań.


Dołgan

From East Slavic, perhaps from Proto-Slavic *dьlgъ. Cognate of Dołgań, Dołhan, Dołhań, Dowgan, Dowhan, and Dowhań.


Dołhan

From East Slavic, perhaps from Proto-Slavic *dьlgъ. Cognate of Dołgan, Dołgań, Dołhań, Dowgan, Dowhan, and Dowhań.


Idec

Idec (nominative singular)
Idcowie (nominative plural)
Idca (genitive singular)
Idców (genitive plural)
Idcowi (dative singular)
Idcom (dative plural)
Idca (accusative singular)
Idców (accusative plural)
Idcem (instrumental singular)
Idcami (instrumental plural)
Idcu (locative singular)
Idcach (locative plural)
Idcu (singular vocative)
Idcowie (plural vocative)
Idec (nominative singular)
Idecowie (nominative plural)
Ideca (genitive singular)
Ideców (genitive plural)
Idecowi (dative singular)
Idecom (dative plural)
Ideca (accusative singular)
Ideców (accusative plural)
Idecem (instrumental singular)
Idecami (instrumental plural)
Idecu (locative singular)
Idecach (locative plural)
Idecu (singular vocative)
Idecowie (plural vocative)


Leoniec

/lɛˈɔ.ɲɛt͡s/


Goleniec

/ɡɔˈlɛ.ɲɛt͡s/


Osieleniec

/ɔ.ɕɛˈlɛ.ɲɛt͡s/


Zieleniec

/ʑɛˈlɛ.ɲɛt͡s/


Siemieniec

/ɕɛˈmjɛ.ɲɛt͡s/


Gieniec

/ˈɡjɛ.ɲɛt͡s/


Gąsieniec

/ɡɔɲˈɕɛ.ɲɛt͡s/


Makulec

Makula (personal name) + -ec (suffix forming masculine nouns)


Czerwoniec

/t͡ʂɛrˈvɔ.ɲɛt͡s/


Berezowiec

Borrowed from Ukrainian Березовець (Berezovecʹ).


Maksymiec

From Maksym + -iec and Ukrainian Максимець (Maksymecʹ).


Kręgulec

Krengulec


Grygolec

/ɡrɨˈɡɔ.lɛt͡s/


Jewtuch

From Ancient Greek Εὐτύχιος (Eutúkhios).


autoanaliza

autoanaliza (nominative singular)
autoanalizy (nominative plural)
autoanalizy (genitive singular)
autoanaliz (genitive plural)
autoanalizie (dative singular)
autoanalizom (dative plural)
autoanalizę (accusative singular)
autoanalizy (accusative plural)
autoanalizą (instrumental singular)
autoanalizami (instrumental plural)
autoanalizie (locative singular)
autoanalizach (locative plural)
autoanalizo (singular vocative)
autoanalizy (plural vocative)

(psychology) autoanalysis, self-analysis, introspection


Sendybył

From Old Polish wszędybył, Old Polish wszędobył.


Potrzyszcz

/ˈpɔ.tʂɨʂt͡ʂ/


Ciernioch

/ˈt͡ɕɛr.ɲɔx/

From cierń, cierny, or Proto-Slavic *čьrnъ + -och.


Grzech

From grzech (“sin”) or the augmentative of Grzegorz.


wyga

wyga (nominative singular)
wygi (nominative plural)
wygi (genitive singular)
wyg (genitive plural)
wydze (dative singular)
wygom (dative plural)
wygę (accusative singular)
wygi (accusative plural)
wygą (instrumental singular)
wygami (instrumental plural)
wydze (locative singular)
wygach (locative plural)
wygo (singular vocative)
wygi (plural vocative)

old hand; a woman with a lot of experience related to a particular subject


wojewodzianka

wojewodzianka (nominative singular)
wojewodzianki (nominative plural)
wojewodzianki (genitive singular)
wojewodzianek (genitive plural)
wojewodziance (dative singular)
wojewodziankom (dative plural)
wojewodziankę (accusative singular)
wojewodzianki (accusative plural)
wojewodzianką (instrumental singular)
wojewodziankami (instrumental plural)
wojewodziance (locative singular)
wojewodziankach (locative plural)
wojewodzianko (singular vocative)
wojewodzianki (plural vocative)


Zięcik

/ˈʑɛɲ.t͡ɕik/