Dobija

Dobija (nominative singular)
Dobije (nominative plural)
Dobii (genitive singular)
Dobij (genitive plural)
Dobii (dative singular)
Dobijom (dative plural)
Dobiję (accusative singular)
Dobije (accusative plural)
Dobiją (instrumental singular)
Dobijami (instrumental plural)
Dobii (locative singular)
Dobijach (locative plural)
Dobijo (singular vocative)
Dobije (plural vocative)


Miazga

Miazga (nominative singular)
Miazgi (nominative plural)
Miazgi (genitive singular)
Miazg (genitive plural)
Miazdze (dative singular)
Miazgom (dative plural)
Miazgę (accusative singular)
Miazgi (accusative plural)
Miazgą (instrumental singular)
Miazgami (instrumental plural)
Miazdze (locative singular)
Miazgach (locative plural)
Miazgo (singular vocative)
Miazgi (plural vocative)


Kaczocha

Kaczocha (nominative singular)
Kaczochy (nominative plural)
Kaczochy (genitive singular)
Kaczoch (genitive plural)
Kaczosze (dative singular)
Kaczochom (dative plural)
Kaczochę (accusative singular)
Kaczochy (accusative plural)
Kaczochą (instrumental singular)
Kaczochami (instrumental plural)
Kaczosze (locative singular)
Kaczochach (locative plural)
Kaczocho (singular vocative)
Kaczochy (plural vocative)


Małysa

Małysa (nominative singular)
Małysy (nominative plural)
Małysy (genitive singular)
Małys (genitive plural)
Małysie (dative singular)
Małysom (dative plural)
Małysę (accusative singular)
Małysy (accusative plural)
Małysą (instrumental singular)
Małysami (instrumental plural)
Małysie (locative singular)
Małysach (locative plural)
Małyso (singular vocative)
Małysy (plural vocative)


Dynia

Dynia (nominative singular)
Dynie (nominative plural)
Dynii (genitive singular)
Dynii (genitive plural)
Dynij (archaic genitive plural)
Dynii (dative singular)
Dyniom (dative plural)
Dynię (accusative singular)
Dynie (accusative plural)
Dynią (instrumental singular)
Dyniami (instrumental plural)
Dynii (locative singular)
Dyniach (locative plural)
Dynio (singular vocative)
Dynie (plural vocative)


Niewiara

Niewiara (nominative singular)
Niewiary (nominative plural)
Niewiary (genitive singular)
Niewiar (genitive plural)
Niewiarze (dative singular)
Niewiarom (dative plural)
Niewiarę (accusative singular)
Niewiary (accusative plural)
Niewiarą (instrumental singular)
Niewiarami (instrumental plural)
Niewiarze (locative singular)
Niewiarach (locative plural)
Niewiaro (singular vocative)
Niewiary (plural vocative)


Kubiesa

Kubiesa (nominative singular)
Kubiesy (nominative plural)
Kubiesy (genitive singular)
Kubies (genitive plural)
Kubiesie (dative singular)
Kubiesom (dative plural)
Kubiesę (accusative singular)
Kubiesy (accusative plural)
Kubiesą (instrumental singular)
Kubiesami (instrumental plural)
Kubiesie (locative singular)
Kubiesach (locative plural)
Kubieso (singular vocative)
Kubiesy (plural vocative)


Cichawa

Cichawa (nominative singular)
Cichawy (nominative plural)
Cichawy (genitive singular)
Cichaw (genitive plural)
Cichawie (dative singular)
Cichawom (dative plural)
Cichawę (accusative singular)
Cichawy (accusative plural)
Cichawą (instrumental singular)
Cichawami (instrumental plural)
Cichawie (locative singular)
Cichawach (locative plural)
Cichawo (singular vocative)
Cichawy (plural vocative)


Długozima

Długozima (nominative singular)
Długozimy (nominative plural)
Długozimy (genitive singular)
Długozim (genitive plural)
Długozimie (dative singular)
Długozimom (dative plural)
Długozimę (accusative singular)
Długozimy (accusative plural)
Długozimą (instrumental singular)
Długozimami (instrumental plural)
Długozimie (locative singular)
Długozimach (locative plural)
Długozimo (singular vocative)
Długozimy (plural vocative)


Zawiasa

Zawiasa (nominative singular)
Zawiasy (nominative plural)
Zawiasy (genitive singular)
Zawias (genitive plural)
Zawiasie (dative singular)
Zawiasom (dative plural)
Zawiasę (accusative singular)
Zawiasy (accusative plural)
Zawiasą (instrumental singular)
Zawiasami (instrumental plural)
Zawiasie (locative singular)
Zawiasach (locative plural)
Zawiaso (singular vocative)
Zawiasy (plural vocative)


Stopa

Stopa (nominative singular)
Stopy (nominative plural)
Stopy (genitive singular)
Stop (genitive plural)
Stopie (dative singular)
Stopom (dative plural)
Stopę (accusative singular)
Stopy (accusative plural)
Stopą (instrumental singular)
Stopami (instrumental plural)
Stopie (locative singular)
Stopach (locative plural)
Stopo (singular vocative)
Stopy (plural vocative)


Matyja

Matyja (nominative singular)
Matyje (nominative plural)
Matyi (genitive singular)
Matyj (genitive plural)
Matyi (dative singular)
Matyjom (dative plural)
Matyję (accusative singular)
Matyje (accusative plural)
Matyją (instrumental singular)
Matyjami (instrumental plural)
Matyi (locative singular)
Matyjach (locative plural)
Matyjo (singular vocative)
Matyje (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)


Macieja

Macieja (nominative singular)
Macieje (nominative plural)
Maciei (genitive singular)
Maciej (genitive plural)
Maciei (dative singular)
Maciejom (dative plural)
Macieję (accusative singular)
Macieje (accusative plural)
Macieją (instrumental singular)
Maciejami (instrumental plural)
Maciei (locative singular)
Maciejach (locative plural)
Maciejo (singular vocative)
Macieje (plural vocative)


Potempa

Potempa (nominative singular)
Potempy (nominative plural)
Potempy (genitive singular)
Potemp (genitive plural)
Potempie (dative singular)
Potempom (dative plural)
Potempę (accusative singular)
Potempy (accusative plural)
Potempą (instrumental singular)
Potempami (instrumental plural)
Potempie (locative singular)
Potempach (locative plural)
Potempo (singular vocative)
Potempy (plural vocative)


Pietryka

Pietryka (nominative singular)
Pietryki (nominative plural)
Pietryki (genitive singular)
Pietryk (genitive plural)
Pietryce (dative singular)
Pietrykom (dative plural)
Pietrykę (accusative singular)
Pietryki (accusative plural)
Pietryką (instrumental singular)
Pietrykami (instrumental plural)
Pietryce (locative singular)
Pietrykach (locative plural)
Pietryko (singular vocative)
Pietryki (plural vocative)


Siewiera

Siewiera (nominative singular)
Siewiery (nominative plural)
Siewiery (genitive singular)
Siewier (genitive plural)
Siewierze (dative singular)
Siewierom (dative plural)
Siewierę (accusative singular)
Siewiery (accusative plural)
Siewierą (instrumental singular)
Siewierami (instrumental plural)
Siewierze (locative singular)
Siewierach (locative plural)
Siewiero (singular vocative)
Siewiery (plural vocative)

From a Slavic language, from Proto-Slavic *sěverъ (“north”).


Mikurda

Mikurda (nominative singular)
Mikurdy (nominative plural)
Mikurdy (genitive singular)
Mikurd (genitive plural)
Mikurdzie (dative singular)
Mikurdom (dative plural)
Mikurdę (accusative singular)
Mikurdy (accusative plural)
Mikurdą (instrumental singular)
Mikurdami (instrumental plural)
Mikurdzie (locative singular)
Mikurdach (locative plural)
Mikurdo (singular vocative)
Mikurdy (plural vocative)


Gaca

Gaca (nominative singular)
Gace (nominative plural)
Gacy (genitive singular)
Gac (genitive plural)
Gacy (dative singular)
Gacom (dative plural)
Gacę (accusative singular)
Gace (accusative plural)
Gacą (instrumental singular)
Gacami (instrumental plural)
Gacy (locative singular)
Gacach (locative plural)
Gaco (singular vocative)
Gace (plural vocative)


Gabiga

Gabiga (nominative singular)
Gabigi (nominative plural)
Gabigi (genitive singular)
Gabig (genitive plural)
Gabidze (dative singular)
Gabigom (dative plural)
Gabigę (accusative singular)
Gabigi (accusative plural)
Gabigą (instrumental singular)
Gabigami (instrumental plural)
Gabidze (locative singular)
Gabigach (locative plural)
Gabigo (singular vocative)
Gabigi (plural vocative)


Cywka

Cywka (nominative singular)
Cywki (nominative plural)
Cywki (genitive singular)
Cywek (genitive plural)
Cywce (dative singular)
Cywkom (dative plural)
Cywkę (accusative singular)
Cywki (accusative plural)
Cywką (instrumental singular)
Cywkami (instrumental plural)
Cywce (locative singular)
Cywkach (locative plural)
Cywko (singular vocative)
Cywki (plural vocative)


Gabara

Gabara (nominative singular)
Gabary (nominative plural)
Gabary (genitive singular)
Gabar (genitive plural)
Gabarze (dative singular)
Gabarom (dative plural)
Gabarę (accusative singular)
Gabary (accusative plural)
Gabarą (instrumental singular)
Gabarami (instrumental plural)
Gabarze (locative singular)
Gabarach (locative plural)
Gabaro (singular vocative)
Gabary (plural vocative)


Mikurenda

Mikurenda (nominative singular)
Mikurendy (nominative plural)
Mikurendy (genitive singular)
Mikurend (genitive plural)
Mikurendzie (dative singular)
Mikurendom (dative plural)
Mikurendę (accusative singular)
Mikurendy (accusative plural)
Mikurendą (instrumental singular)
Mikurendami (instrumental plural)
Mikurendzie (locative singular)
Mikurendach (locative plural)
Mikurendo (singular vocative)
Mikurendy (plural vocative)


Smuda

Smuda (nominative singular)
Smudy (nominative plural)
Smudy (genitive singular)
Smud (genitive plural)
Smudzie (dative singular)
Smudom (dative plural)
Smudę (accusative singular)
Smudy (accusative plural)
Smudą (instrumental singular)
Smudami (instrumental plural)
Smudzie (locative singular)
Smudach (locative plural)
Smudo (singular vocative)
Smudy (plural vocative)

From dialectal smudzić or a variant of Żmuda or Zmuda.


Wieja

Wieja (nominative singular)
Wieje (nominative plural)
Wiei (genitive singular)
Wiej (genitive plural)
Wiei (dative singular)
Wiejom (dative plural)
Wieję (accusative singular)
Wieje (accusative plural)
Wieją (instrumental singular)
Wiejami (instrumental plural)
Wiei (locative singular)
Wiejach (locative plural)
Wiejo (singular vocative)
Wieje (plural vocative)


Pikuta

Pikuta (nominative singular)
Pikuty (nominative plural)
Pikuty (genitive singular)
Pikut (genitive plural)
Pikucie (dative singular)
Pikutom (dative plural)
Pikutę (accusative singular)
Pikuty (accusative plural)
Pikutą (instrumental singular)
Pikutami (instrumental plural)
Pikucie (locative singular)
Pikutach (locative plural)
Pikuto (singular vocative)
Pikuty (plural vocative)


Satora

Satora (nominative singular)
Satory (nominative plural)
Satory (genitive singular)
Sator (genitive plural)
Satorze (dative singular)
Satorom (dative plural)
Satorę (accusative singular)
Satory (accusative plural)
Satorą (instrumental singular)
Satorami (instrumental plural)
Satorze (locative singular)
Satorach (locative plural)
Satoro (singular vocative)
Satory (plural vocative)


Siewieja

Siewieja (nominative singular)
Siewieje (nominative plural)
Siewiei (genitive singular)
Siewiej (genitive plural)
Siewiei (dative singular)
Siewiejom (dative plural)
Siewieję (accusative singular)
Siewieje (accusative plural)
Siewieją (instrumental singular)
Siewiejami (instrumental plural)
Siewiei (locative singular)
Siewiejach (locative plural)
Siewiejo (singular vocative)
Siewieje (plural vocative)


Gania

Gania (nominative singular)
Ganie (nominative plural)
Ganii (genitive singular)
Ganii (genitive plural)
Ganij (archaic genitive plural)
Ganii (dative singular)
Ganiom (dative plural)
Ganię (accusative singular)
Ganie (accusative plural)
Ganią (instrumental singular)
Ganiami (instrumental plural)
Ganii (locative singular)
Ganiach (locative plural)
Ganio (singular vocative)
Ganie (plural vocative)


Szałęga

Szałęga (nominative singular)
Szałęgi (nominative plural)
Szałęgi (genitive singular)
Szałęg (genitive plural)
Szałędze (dative singular)
Szałęgom (dative plural)
Szałęgę (accusative singular)
Szałęgi (accusative plural)
Szałęgą (instrumental singular)
Szałęgami (instrumental plural)
Szałędze (locative singular)
Szałęgach (locative plural)
Szałęgo (singular vocative)
Szałęgi (plural vocative)


Bełza

Bełza (nominative singular)
Bełzy (nominative plural)
Bełzy (genitive singular)
Bełz (genitive plural)
Bełzie (dative singular)
Bełzom (dative plural)
Bełzę (accusative singular)
Bełzy (accusative plural)
Bełzą (instrumental singular)
Bełzami (instrumental plural)
Bełzie (locative singular)
Bełzach (locative plural)
Bełzo (singular vocative)
Bełzy (plural vocative)


Kurzeja

Kurzeja (nominative singular)
Kurzeje (nominative plural)
Kurzei (genitive singular)
Kurzej (genitive plural)
Kurzei (dative singular)
Kurzejom (dative plural)
Kurzeję (accusative singular)
Kurzeje (accusative plural)
Kurzeją (instrumental singular)
Kurzejami (instrumental plural)
Kurzei (locative singular)
Kurzejach (locative plural)
Kurzejo (singular vocative)
Kurzeje (plural vocative)


Stanula

Stanula (nominative singular)
Stanule (nominative plural)
Stanuli (genitive singular)
Stanul (genitive plural)
Stanuli (dative singular)
Stanulom (dative plural)
Stanulę (accusative singular)
Stanule (accusative plural)
Stanulą (instrumental singular)
Stanulami (instrumental plural)
Stanuli (locative singular)
Stanulach (locative plural)
Stanulo (singular vocative)
Stanule (plural vocative)


Styrczula

Styrczula (nominative singular)
Styrczule (nominative plural)
Styrczuli (genitive singular)
Styrczul (genitive plural)
Styrczuli (dative singular)
Styrczulom (dative plural)
Styrczulę (accusative singular)
Styrczule (accusative plural)
Styrczulą (instrumental singular)
Styrczulami (instrumental plural)
Styrczuli (locative singular)
Styrczulach (locative plural)
Styrczulo (singular vocative)
Styrczule (plural vocative)


Warchala

Warchala (nominative singular)
Warchale (nominative plural)
Warchali (genitive singular)
Warchal (genitive plural)
Warchali (dative singular)
Warchalom (dative plural)
Warchalę (accusative singular)
Warchale (accusative plural)
Warchalą (instrumental singular)
Warchalami (instrumental plural)
Warchali (locative singular)
Warchalach (locative plural)
Warchalo (singular vocative)
Warchale (plural vocative)


Zembala

Zembala (nominative singular)
Zembale (nominative plural)
Zembali (genitive singular)
Zembal (genitive plural)
Zembali (dative singular)
Zembalom (dative plural)
Zembalę (accusative singular)
Zembale (accusative plural)
Zembalą (instrumental singular)
Zembalami (instrumental plural)
Zembali (locative singular)
Zembalach (locative plural)
Zembalo (singular vocative)
Zembale (plural vocative)


Kutyła

Kutyła (nominative singular)
Kutyły (nominative plural)
Kutyły (genitive singular)
Kutył (genitive plural)
Kutyle (dative singular)
Kutyłom (dative plural)
Kutyłę (accusative singular)
Kutyły (accusative plural)
Kutyłą (instrumental singular)
Kutyłami (instrumental plural)
Kutyle (locative singular)
Kutyłach (locative plural)
Kutyło (singular vocative)
Kutyły (plural vocative)


Gromala

Gromala (nominative singular)
Gromale (nominative plural)
Gromali (genitive singular)
Gromal (genitive plural)
Gromali (dative singular)
Gromalom (dative plural)
Gromalę (accusative singular)
Gromale (accusative plural)
Gromalą (instrumental singular)
Gromalami (instrumental plural)
Gromali (locative singular)
Gromalach (locative plural)
Gromalo (singular vocative)
Gromale (plural vocative)


Puchała

Puchała (nominative singular)
Puchały (nominative plural)
Puchały (genitive singular)
Puchał (genitive plural)
Puchale (dative singular)
Puchałom (dative plural)
Puchałę (accusative singular)
Puchały (accusative plural)
Puchałą (instrumental singular)
Puchałami (instrumental plural)
Puchale (locative singular)
Puchałach (locative plural)
Puchało (singular vocative)
Puchały (plural vocative)


Buława

Buława (nominative singular)
Buławy (nominative plural)
Buławy (genitive singular)
Buław (genitive plural)
Buławie (dative singular)
Buławom (dative plural)
Buławę (accusative singular)
Buławy (accusative plural)
Buławą (instrumental singular)
Buławami (instrumental plural)
Buławie (locative singular)
Buławach (locative plural)
Buławo (singular vocative)
Buławy (plural vocative)


Nastula

Nastula (nominative singular)
Nastule (nominative plural)
Nastuli (genitive singular)
Nastul (genitive plural)
Nastuli (dative singular)
Nastulom (dative plural)
Nastulę (accusative singular)
Nastule (accusative plural)
Nastulą (instrumental singular)
Nastulami (instrumental plural)
Nastuli (locative singular)
Nastulach (locative plural)
Nastulo (singular vocative)
Nastule (plural vocative)


Warchoła

Warchoła (nominative singular)
Warchoły (nominative plural)
Warchoły (genitive singular)
Warchoł (genitive plural)
Warchole (dative singular)
Warchołom (dative plural)
Warchołę (accusative singular)
Warchoły (accusative plural)
Warchołą (instrumental singular)
Warchołami (instrumental plural)
Warchole (locative singular)
Warchołach (locative plural)
Warchoło (singular vocative)
Warchoły (plural vocative)


Kurzela

Kurzela (nominative singular)
Kurzele (nominative plural)
Kurzeli (genitive singular)
Kurzel (genitive plural)
Kurzeli (dative singular)
Kurzelom (dative plural)
Kurzelę (accusative singular)
Kurzele (accusative plural)
Kurzelą (instrumental singular)
Kurzelami (instrumental plural)
Kurzeli (locative singular)
Kurzelach (locative plural)
Kurzelo (singular vocative)
Kurzele (plural vocative)


Kuziora

Kuziora (nominative singular)
Kuziory (nominative plural)
Kuziory (genitive singular)
Kuzior (genitive plural)
Kuziorze (dative singular)
Kuziorom (dative plural)
Kuziorę (accusative singular)
Kuziory (accusative plural)
Kuziorą (instrumental singular)
Kuziorami (instrumental plural)
Kuziorze (locative singular)
Kuziorach (locative plural)
Kuzioro (singular vocative)
Kuziory (plural vocative)


Żogała

Żogała (nominative singular)
Żogały (nominative plural)
Żogały (genitive singular)
Żogał (genitive plural)
Żogale (dative singular)
Żogałom (dative plural)
Żogałę (accusative singular)
Żogały (accusative plural)
Żogałą (instrumental singular)
Żogałami (instrumental plural)
Żogale (locative singular)
Żogałach (locative plural)
Żogało (singular vocative)
Żogały (plural vocative)


Fudała

Fudała (nominative singular)
Fudały (nominative plural)
Fudały (genitive singular)
Fudał (genitive plural)
Fudale (dative singular)
Fudałom (dative plural)
Fudałę (accusative singular)
Fudały (accusative plural)
Fudałą (instrumental singular)
Fudałami (instrumental plural)
Fudale (locative singular)
Fudałach (locative plural)
Fudało (singular vocative)
Fudały (plural vocative)


Zębala

Zębala (nominative singular)
Zębale (nominative plural)
Zębali (genitive singular)
Zębal (genitive plural)
Zębali (dative singular)
Zębalom (dative plural)
Zębalę (accusative singular)
Zębale (accusative plural)
Zębalą (instrumental singular)
Zębalami (instrumental plural)
Zębali (locative singular)
Zębalach (locative plural)
Zębalo (singular vocative)
Zębale (plural vocative)


Szywała

Szywała (nominative singular)
Szywały (nominative plural)
Szywały (genitive singular)
Szywał (genitive plural)
Szywale (dative singular)
Szywałom (dative plural)
Szywałę (accusative singular)
Szywały (accusative plural)
Szywałą (instrumental singular)
Szywałami (instrumental plural)
Szywale (locative singular)
Szywałach (locative plural)
Szywało (singular vocative)
Szywały (plural vocative)


Kardela

Kardela (nominative singular)
Kardele (nominative plural)
Kardeli (genitive singular)
Kardel (genitive plural)
Kardeli (dative singular)
Kardelom (dative plural)
Kardelę (accusative singular)
Kardele (accusative plural)
Kardelą (instrumental singular)
Kardelami (instrumental plural)
Kardeli (locative singular)
Kardelach (locative plural)
Kardelo (singular vocative)
Kardele (plural vocative)


Karpała

Karpała (nominative singular)
Karpały (nominative plural)
Karpały (genitive singular)
Karpał (genitive plural)
Karpale (dative singular)
Karpałom (dative plural)
Karpałę (accusative singular)
Karpały (accusative plural)
Karpałą (instrumental singular)
Karpałami (instrumental plural)
Karpale (locative singular)
Karpałach (locative plural)
Karpało (singular vocative)
Karpały (plural vocative)


Bryguła

Bryguła (nominative singular)
Bryguły (nominative plural)
Bryguły (genitive singular)
Bryguł (genitive plural)
Brygule (dative singular)
Brygułom (dative plural)
Brygułę (accusative singular)
Bryguły (accusative plural)
Brygułą (instrumental singular)
Brygułami (instrumental plural)
Brygule (locative singular)
Brygułach (locative plural)
Bryguło (singular vocative)
Bryguły (plural vocative)


Kopala

Kopala (nominative singular)
Kopale (nominative plural)
Kopali (genitive singular)
Kopal (genitive plural)
Kopali (dative singular)
Kopalom (dative plural)
Kopalę (accusative singular)
Kopale (accusative plural)
Kopalą (instrumental singular)
Kopalami (instrumental plural)
Kopali (locative singular)
Kopalach (locative plural)
Kopalo (singular vocative)
Kopale (plural vocative)


Gabała

Gabała (nominative singular)
Gabały (nominative plural)
Gabały (genitive singular)
Gabał (genitive plural)
Gabale (dative singular)
Gabałom (dative plural)
Gabałę (accusative singular)
Gabały (accusative plural)
Gabałą (instrumental singular)
Gabałami (instrumental plural)
Gabale (locative singular)
Gabałach (locative plural)
Gabało (singular vocative)
Gabały (plural vocative)


Macioła

Macioła (nominative singular)
Macioły (nominative plural)
Macioły (genitive singular)
Macioł (genitive plural)
Maciole (dative singular)
Maciołom (dative plural)
Maciołę (accusative singular)
Macioły (accusative plural)
Maciołą (instrumental singular)
Maciołami (instrumental plural)
Maciole (locative singular)
Maciołach (locative plural)
Macioło (singular vocative)
Macioły (plural vocative)


Domogała

Domogała (nominative singular)
Domogały (nominative plural)
Domogały (genitive singular)
Domogał (genitive plural)
Domogale (dative singular)
Domogałom (dative plural)
Domogałę (accusative singular)
Domogały (accusative plural)
Domogałą (instrumental singular)
Domogałami (instrumental plural)
Domogale (locative singular)
Domogałach (locative plural)
Domogało (singular vocative)
Domogały (plural vocative)


Wituła

Wituła (nominative singular)
Wituły (nominative plural)
Wituły (genitive singular)
Wituł (genitive plural)
Witule (dative singular)
Witułom (dative plural)
Witułę (accusative singular)
Wituły (accusative plural)
Witułą (instrumental singular)
Witułami (instrumental plural)
Witule (locative singular)
Witułach (locative plural)
Wituło (singular vocative)
Wituły (plural vocative)


Drwiła

Drwiła (nominative singular)
Drwiły (nominative plural)
Drwiły (genitive singular)
Drwił (genitive plural)
Drwile (dative singular)
Drwiłom (dative plural)
Drwiłę (accusative singular)
Drwiły (accusative plural)
Drwiłą (instrumental singular)
Drwiłami (instrumental plural)
Drwile (locative singular)
Drwiłach (locative plural)
Drwiło (singular vocative)
Drwiły (plural vocative)


Suwała

Suwała (nominative singular)
Suwały (nominative plural)
Suwały (genitive singular)
Suwał (genitive plural)
Suwale (dative singular)
Suwałom (dative plural)
Suwałę (accusative singular)
Suwały (accusative plural)
Suwałą (instrumental singular)
Suwałami (instrumental plural)
Suwale (locative singular)
Suwałach (locative plural)
Suwało (singular vocative)
Suwały (plural vocative)


Anioła

Anioła (nominative singular)
Anioły (nominative plural)
Anioły (genitive singular)
Anioł (genitive plural)
Aniole (dative singular)
Aniołom (dative plural)
Aniołę (accusative singular)
Anioły (accusative plural)
Aniołą (instrumental singular)
Aniołami (instrumental plural)
Aniole (locative singular)
Aniołach (locative plural)
Anioło (singular vocative)
Anioły (plural vocative)


Puchala

Puchala (nominative singular)
Puchale (nominative plural)
Puchali (genitive singular)
Puchal (genitive plural)
Puchali (dative singular)
Puchalom (dative plural)
Puchalę (accusative singular)
Puchale (accusative plural)
Puchalą (instrumental singular)
Puchalami (instrumental plural)
Puchali (locative singular)
Puchalach (locative plural)
Puchalo (singular vocative)
Puchale (plural vocative)


Bogdała

Bogdała (nominative singular)
Bogdały (nominative plural)
Bogdały (genitive singular)
Bogdał (genitive plural)
Bogdale (dative singular)
Bogdałom (dative plural)
Bogdałę (accusative singular)
Bogdały (accusative plural)
Bogdałą (instrumental singular)
Bogdałami (instrumental plural)
Bogdale (locative singular)
Bogdałach (locative plural)
Bogdało (singular vocative)
Bogdały (plural vocative)


Brygoła

Brygoła (nominative singular)
Brygoły (nominative plural)
Brygoły (genitive singular)
Brygoł (genitive plural)
Brygole (dative singular)
Brygołom (dative plural)
Brygołę (accusative singular)
Brygoły (accusative plural)
Brygołą (instrumental singular)
Brygołami (instrumental plural)
Brygole (locative singular)
Brygołach (locative plural)
Brygoło (singular vocative)
Brygoły (plural vocative)


Strzondała

Strzondała (nominative singular)
Strzondały (nominative plural)
Strzondały (genitive singular)
Strzondał (genitive plural)
Strzondale (dative singular)
Strzondałom (dative plural)
Strzondałę (accusative singular)
Strzondały (accusative plural)
Strzondałą (instrumental singular)
Strzondałami (instrumental plural)
Strzondale (locative singular)
Strzondałach (locative plural)
Strzondało (singular vocative)
Strzondały (plural vocative)


Gadzała

Gadzała (nominative singular)
Gadzały (nominative plural)
Gadzały (genitive singular)
Gadzał (genitive plural)
Gadzale (dative singular)
Gadzałom (dative plural)
Gadzałę (accusative singular)
Gadzały (accusative plural)
Gadzałą (instrumental singular)
Gadzałami (instrumental plural)
Gadzale (locative singular)
Gadzałach (locative plural)
Gadzało (singular vocative)
Gadzały (plural vocative)


Bolisęga

Bolisęga (nominative singular)
Bolisęgi (nominative plural)
Bolisęgi (genitive singular)
Bolisęg (genitive plural)
Bolisędze (dative singular)
Bolisęgom (dative plural)
Bolisęgę (accusative singular)
Bolisęgi (accusative plural)
Bolisęgą (instrumental singular)
Bolisęgami (instrumental plural)
Bolisędze (locative singular)
Bolisęgach (locative plural)
Bolisęgo (singular vocative)
Bolisęgi (plural vocative)


Zybała

Zybała (nominative singular)
Zybały (nominative plural)
Zybały (genitive singular)
Zybał (genitive plural)
Zybale (dative singular)
Zybałom (dative plural)
Zybałę (accusative singular)
Zybały (accusative plural)
Zybałą (instrumental singular)
Zybałami (instrumental plural)
Zybale (locative singular)
Zybałach (locative plural)
Zybało (singular vocative)
Zybały (plural vocative)


Motała

Motała (nominative singular)
Motały (nominative plural)
Motały (genitive singular)
Motał (genitive plural)
Motale (dative singular)
Motałom (dative plural)
Motałę (accusative singular)
Motały (accusative plural)
Motałą (instrumental singular)
Motałami (instrumental plural)
Motale (locative singular)
Motałach (locative plural)
Motało (singular vocative)
Motały (plural vocative)


Szczygła

Szczygła (nominative singular)
Szczygły (nominative plural)
Szczygły (genitive singular)
Szczygł (genitive plural)
Szczygle (dative singular)
Szczygłom (dative plural)
Szczygłę (accusative singular)
Szczygły (accusative plural)
Szczygłą (instrumental singular)
Szczygłami (instrumental plural)
Szczygle (locative singular)
Szczygłach (locative plural)
Szczygło (singular vocative)
Szczygły (plural vocative)

/ˈʂt͡ʂɨɡ.wa/


Strzała

Strzała (nominative singular)
Strzały (nominative plural)
Strzały (genitive singular)
Strzał (genitive plural)
Strzale (dative singular)
Strzałom (dative plural)
Strzałę (accusative singular)
Strzały (accusative plural)
Strzałą (instrumental singular)
Strzałami (instrumental plural)
Strzale (locative singular)
Strzałach (locative plural)
Strzało (singular vocative)
Strzały (plural vocative)


Kopała

Kopała (nominative singular)
Kopały (nominative plural)
Kopały (genitive singular)
Kopał (genitive plural)
Kopale (dative singular)
Kopałom (dative plural)
Kopałę (accusative singular)
Kopały (accusative plural)
Kopałą (instrumental singular)
Kopałami (instrumental plural)
Kopale (locative singular)
Kopałach (locative plural)
Kopało (singular vocative)
Kopały (plural vocative)


Pakuła

Pakuła (nominative singular)
Pakuły (nominative plural)
Pakuły (genitive singular)
Pakuł (genitive plural)
Pakule (dative singular)
Pakułom (dative plural)
Pakułę (accusative singular)
Pakuły (accusative plural)
Pakułą (instrumental singular)
Pakułami (instrumental plural)
Pakule (locative singular)
Pakułach (locative plural)
Pakuło (singular vocative)
Pakuły (plural vocative)


Pastuła

Pastuła (nominative singular)
Pastuły (nominative plural)
Pastuły (genitive singular)
Pastuł (genitive plural)
Pastule (dative singular)
Pastułom (dative plural)
Pastułę (accusative singular)
Pastuły (accusative plural)
Pastułą (instrumental singular)
Pastułami (instrumental plural)
Pastule (locative singular)
Pastułach (locative plural)
Pastuło (singular vocative)
Pastuły (plural vocative)


Maciuła

Maciuła (nominative singular)
Maciuły (nominative plural)
Maciuły (genitive singular)
Maciuł (genitive plural)
Maciule (dative singular)
Maciułom (dative plural)
Maciułę (accusative singular)
Maciuły (accusative plural)
Maciułą (instrumental singular)
Maciułami (instrumental plural)
Maciule (locative singular)
Maciułach (locative plural)
Maciuło (singular vocative)
Maciuły (plural vocative)


Zawała

Zawała (nominative singular)
Zawały (nominative plural)
Zawały (genitive singular)
Zawał (genitive plural)
Zawale (dative singular)
Zawałom (dative plural)
Zawałę (accusative singular)
Zawały (accusative plural)
Zawałą (instrumental singular)
Zawałami (instrumental plural)
Zawale (locative singular)
Zawałach (locative plural)
Zawało (singular vocative)
Zawały (plural vocative)


Fudala

Fudala (nominative singular)
Fudale (nominative plural)
Fudali (genitive singular)
Fudal (genitive plural)
Fudali (dative singular)
Fudalom (dative plural)
Fudalę (accusative singular)
Fudale (accusative plural)
Fudalą (instrumental singular)
Fudalami (instrumental plural)
Fudali (locative singular)
Fudalach (locative plural)
Fudalo (singular vocative)
Fudale (plural vocative)


Bryła

Bryła (nominative singular)
Bryły (nominative plural)
Bryły (genitive singular)
Brył (genitive plural)
Bryle (dative singular)
Bryłom (dative plural)
Bryłę (accusative singular)
Bryły (accusative plural)
Bryłą (instrumental singular)
Bryłami (instrumental plural)
Bryle (locative singular)
Bryłach (locative plural)
Bryło (singular vocative)
Bryły (plural vocative)


Kazała

Kazała (nominative singular)
Kazały (nominative plural)
Kazały (genitive singular)
Kazał (genitive plural)
Kazale (dative singular)
Kazałom (dative plural)
Kazałę (accusative singular)
Kazały (accusative plural)
Kazałą (instrumental singular)
Kazałami (instrumental plural)
Kazale (locative singular)
Kazałach (locative plural)
Kazało (singular vocative)
Kazały (plural vocative)


Pikula

Pikula (nominative singular)
Pikule (nominative plural)
Pikuli (genitive singular)
Pikul (genitive plural)
Pikuli (dative singular)
Pikulom (dative plural)
Pikulę (accusative singular)
Pikule (accusative plural)
Pikulą (instrumental singular)
Pikulami (instrumental plural)
Pikuli (locative singular)
Pikulach (locative plural)
Pikulo (singular vocative)
Pikule (plural vocative)


Ciecieląg

/t͡ɕɛˈt͡ɕɛ.lɔŋk/


Goc

From Polish personal names beginning with Go- (e.g. Gocław) and respelling of German Götz.


Gac

From gac (“bat”) or a derivative of the personal name Gaweł.


Bogdoł

→ German: Bogdoll


ciekawość

ciekawość (nominative singular)
ciekawości (genitive singular)
ciekawości (dative singular)
ciekawość (accusative singular)
ciekawością (instrumental singular)
ciekawości (locative singular)
ciekawości (singular vocative)

/t͡ɕɛˈka.vɔɕt͡ɕ/


sytość

sytość (nominative singular)
sytości (genitive singular)
sytości (dative singular)
sytość (accusative singular)
sytością (instrumental singular)
sytości (locative singular)
sytości (singular vocative)

/ˈsɨ.tɔɕt͡ɕ/

Inherited from Old Polish sytość, from Proto-Slavic *sytostь. By surface analysis, syty + -ość.


Lęgieć

/ˈlɛŋ.ɡjɛt͡ɕ/


Grygierzec

/ɡrɨˈɡjɛ.ʐɛt͡s/


norka

norka (nominative singular)
norki (nominative plural)
norki (genitive singular)
norek (genitive plural)
norce (dative singular)
norkom (dative plural)
norkę (accusative singular)
norki (accusative plural)
norką (instrumental singular)
norkami (instrumental plural)
norce (locative singular)
norkach (locative plural)
norko (singular vocative)
norki (plural vocative)


Koterba

Koterba (nominative singular)
Koterby (nominative plural)
Koterby (genitive singular)
Koterb (genitive plural)
Koterbie (dative singular)
Koterbom (dative plural)
Koterbę (accusative singular)
Koterby (accusative plural)
Koterbą (instrumental singular)
Koterbami (instrumental plural)
Koterbie (locative singular)
Koterbach (locative plural)
Koterbo (singular vocative)
Koterby (plural vocative)


Walęga

Walęga (nominative singular)
Walęgi (nominative plural)
Walęgi (genitive singular)
Walęg (genitive plural)
Walędze (dative singular)
Walęgom (dative plural)
Walęgę (accusative singular)
Walęgi (accusative plural)
Walęgą (instrumental singular)
Walęgami (instrumental plural)
Walędze (locative singular)
Walęgach (locative plural)
Walęgo (singular vocative)
Walęgi (plural vocative)


Zachara

Zachara (nominative singular)
Zachary (nominative plural)
Zachary (genitive singular)
Zachar (genitive plural)
Zacharze (dative singular)
Zacharom (dative plural)
Zacharę (accusative singular)
Zachary (accusative plural)
Zacharą (instrumental singular)
Zacharami (instrumental plural)
Zacharze (locative singular)
Zacharach (locative plural)
Zacharo (singular vocative)
Zachary (plural vocative)


Kurczaba

Kurczaba (nominative singular)
Kurczaby (nominative plural)
Kurczaby (genitive singular)
Kurczab (genitive plural)
Kurczabie (dative singular)
Kurczabom (dative plural)
Kurczabę (accusative singular)
Kurczaby (accusative plural)
Kurczabą (instrumental singular)
Kurczabami (instrumental plural)
Kurczabie (locative singular)
Kurczabach (locative plural)
Kurczabo (singular vocative)
Kurczaby (plural vocative)


Tryba

Tryba (nominative singular)
Tryby (nominative plural)
Tryby (genitive singular)
Tryb (genitive plural)
Trybie (dative singular)
Trybom (dative plural)
Trybę (accusative singular)
Tryby (accusative plural)
Trybą (instrumental singular)
Trybami (instrumental plural)
Trybie (locative singular)
Trybach (locative plural)
Trybo (singular vocative)
Tryby (plural vocative)


Dolemba

Dolemba (nominative singular)
Dolemby (nominative plural)
Dolemby (genitive singular)
Dolemb (genitive plural)
Dolembie (dative singular)
Dolembom (dative plural)
Dolembę (accusative singular)
Dolemby (accusative plural)
Dolembą (instrumental singular)
Dolembami (instrumental plural)
Dolembie (locative singular)
Dolembach (locative plural)
Dolembo (singular vocative)
Dolemby (plural vocative)


Walenga

Walenga (nominative singular)
Walengi (nominative plural)
Walengi (genitive singular)
Waleng (genitive plural)
Walendze (dative singular)
Walengom (dative plural)
Walengę (accusative singular)
Walengi (accusative plural)
Walengą (instrumental singular)
Walengami (instrumental plural)
Walendze (locative singular)
Walengach (locative plural)
Walengo (singular vocative)
Walengi (plural vocative)


Malęga

Malęga (nominative singular)
Malęgi (nominative plural)
Malęgi (genitive singular)
Malęg (genitive plural)
Malędze (dative singular)
Malęgom (dative plural)
Malęgę (accusative singular)
Malęgi (accusative plural)
Malęgą (instrumental singular)
Malęgami (instrumental plural)
Malędze (locative singular)
Malęgach (locative plural)
Malęgo (singular vocative)
Malęgi (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)


Okrzeja

Okrzeja (nominative singular)
Okrzeje (nominative plural)
Okrzei (genitive singular)
Okrzej (genitive plural)
Okrzei (dative singular)
Okrzejom (dative plural)
Okrzeję (accusative singular)
Okrzeje (accusative plural)
Okrzeją (instrumental singular)
Okrzejami (instrumental plural)
Okrzei (locative singular)
Okrzejach (locative plural)
Okrzejo (singular vocative)
Okrzeje (plural vocative)


Majczyna

Majczyna (nominative singular)
Majczyny (nominative plural)
Majczyny (genitive singular)
Majczyn (genitive plural)
Majczynie (dative singular)
Majczynom (dative plural)
Majczynę (accusative singular)
Majczyny (accusative plural)
Majczyną (instrumental singular)
Majczynami (instrumental plural)
Majczynie (locative singular)
Majczynach (locative plural)
Majczyno (singular vocative)
Majczyny (plural vocative)


Lęgota

Lęgota (nominative singular)
Lęgoty (nominative plural)
Lęgoty (genitive singular)
Lęgot (genitive plural)
Lęgocie (dative singular)
Lęgotom (dative plural)
Lęgotę (accusative singular)
Lęgoty (accusative plural)
Lęgotą (instrumental singular)
Lęgotami (instrumental plural)
Lęgocie (locative singular)
Lęgotach (locative plural)
Lęgoto (singular vocative)
Lęgoty (plural vocative)


Kurza

Kurza (nominative singular)
Kurze (nominative plural)
Kurzy (genitive singular)
Kurz (genitive plural)
Kurzy (dative singular)
Kurzom (dative plural)
Kurzę (accusative singular)
Kurze (accusative plural)
Kurzą (instrumental singular)
Kurzami (instrumental plural)
Kurzy (locative singular)
Kurzach (locative plural)
Kurzo (singular vocative)
Kurze (plural vocative)


Skamiera

Skamiera (nominative singular)
Skamiery (nominative plural)
Skamiery (genitive singular)
Skamier (genitive plural)
Skamierze (dative singular)
Skamierom (dative plural)
Skamierę (accusative singular)
Skamiery (accusative plural)
Skamierą (instrumental singular)
Skamierami (instrumental plural)
Skamierze (locative singular)
Skamierach (locative plural)
Skamiero (singular vocative)
Skamiery (plural vocative)


Kornaga

Kornaga (nominative singular)
Kornagi (nominative plural)
Kornagi (genitive singular)
Kornag (genitive plural)
Kornadze (dative singular)
Kornagom (dative plural)
Kornagę (accusative singular)
Kornagi (accusative plural)
Kornagą (instrumental singular)
Kornagami (instrumental plural)
Kornadze (locative singular)
Kornagach (locative plural)
Kornago (singular vocative)
Kornagi (plural vocative)


Malenga

Malenga (nominative singular)
Malengi (nominative plural)
Malengi (genitive singular)
Maleng (genitive plural)
Malendze (dative singular)
Malengom (dative plural)
Malengę (accusative singular)
Malengi (accusative plural)
Malengą (instrumental singular)
Malengami (instrumental plural)
Malendze (locative singular)
Malengach (locative plural)
Malengo (singular vocative)
Malengi (plural vocative)


Skamira

Skamira (nominative singular)
Skamiry (nominative plural)
Skamiry (genitive singular)
Skamir (genitive plural)
Skamirze (dative singular)
Skamirom (dative plural)
Skamirę (accusative singular)
Skamiry (accusative plural)
Skamirą (instrumental singular)
Skamirami (instrumental plural)
Skamirze (locative singular)
Skamirach (locative plural)
Skamiro (singular vocative)
Skamiry (plural vocative)


Jarota

Jarota (nominative singular)
Jaroty (nominative plural)
Jaroty (genitive singular)
Jarot (genitive plural)
Jarocie (dative singular)
Jarotom (dative plural)
Jarotę (accusative singular)
Jaroty (accusative plural)
Jarotą (instrumental singular)
Jarotami (instrumental plural)
Jarocie (locative singular)
Jarotach (locative plural)
Jaroto (singular vocative)
Jaroty (plural vocative)

Possibly from a derivative of Polish jary, Proto-Slavic *jarъ, or Proto-Slavic *jaro. By surface analysis, jary + -ota.


Łyszczarz

/ˈwɨʂ.t͡ʂaʂ/


Cieniawa

Cieniawa (nominative singular)
Cieniawy (nominative plural)
Cieniawy (genitive singular)
Cieniaw (genitive plural)
Cieniawie (dative singular)
Cieniawom (dative plural)
Cieniawę (accusative singular)
Cieniawy (accusative plural)
Cieniawą (instrumental singular)
Cieniawami (instrumental plural)
Cieniawie (locative singular)
Cieniawach (locative plural)
Cieniawo (singular vocative)
Cieniawy (plural vocative)


Pieczara

Pieczara (nominative singular)
Pieczary (nominative plural)
Pieczary (genitive singular)
Pieczar (genitive plural)
Pieczarze (dative singular)
Pieczarom (dative plural)
Pieczarę (accusative singular)
Pieczary (accusative plural)
Pieczarą (instrumental singular)
Pieczarami (instrumental plural)
Pieczarze (locative singular)
Pieczarach (locative plural)
Pieczaro (singular vocative)
Pieczary (plural vocative)


Dolęba

Dolęba (nominative singular)
Dolęby (nominative plural)
Dolęby (genitive singular)
Dolęb (genitive plural)
Dolębie (dative singular)
Dolębom (dative plural)
Dolębę (accusative singular)
Dolęby (accusative plural)
Dolębą (instrumental singular)
Dolębami (instrumental plural)
Dolębie (locative singular)
Dolębach (locative plural)
Dolębo (singular vocative)
Dolęby (plural vocative)


Skałuba

Skałuba (nominative singular)
Skałuby (nominative plural)
Skałuby (genitive singular)
Skałub (genitive plural)
Skałubie (dative singular)
Skałubom (dative plural)
Skałubę (accusative singular)
Skałuby (accusative plural)
Skałubą (instrumental singular)
Skałubami (instrumental plural)
Skałubie (locative singular)
Skałubach (locative plural)
Skałubo (singular vocative)
Skałuby (plural vocative)

English: Skaluba


Kapica

Kapica (nominative singular)
Kapice (nominative plural)
Kapicy (genitive singular)
Kapic (genitive plural)
Kapicy (dative singular)
Kapicom (dative plural)
Kapicę (accusative singular)
Kapice (accusative plural)
Kapicą (instrumental singular)
Kapicami (instrumental plural)
Kapicy (locative singular)
Kapicach (locative plural)
Kapico (singular vocative)
Kapice (plural vocative)


Karwa

Karwa (nominative singular)
Karwy (nominative plural)
Karwy (genitive singular)
Karw (genitive plural)
Karwie (dative singular)
Karwom (dative plural)
Karwę (accusative singular)
Karwy (accusative plural)
Karwą (instrumental singular)
Karwami (instrumental plural)
Karwie (locative singular)
Karwach (locative plural)
Karwo (singular vocative)
Karwy (plural vocative)


Sołęga

Sołęga (nominative singular)
Sołęgi (nominative plural)
Sołęgi (genitive singular)
Sołęg (genitive plural)
Sołędze (dative singular)
Sołęgom (dative plural)
Sołęgę (accusative singular)
Sołęgi (accusative plural)
Sołęgą (instrumental singular)
Sołęgami (instrumental plural)
Sołędze (locative singular)
Sołęgach (locative plural)
Sołęgo (singular vocative)
Sołęgi (plural vocative)


Skarba

Skarba (nominative singular)
Skarby (nominative plural)
Skarby (genitive singular)
Skarb (genitive plural)
Skarbie (dative singular)
Skarbom (dative plural)
Skarbę (accusative singular)
Skarby (accusative plural)
Skarbą (instrumental singular)
Skarbami (instrumental plural)
Skarbie (locative singular)
Skarbach (locative plural)
Skarbo (singular vocative)
Skarby (plural vocative)


Cienciała

Cienciała (nominative singular)
Cienciały (nominative plural)
Cienciały (genitive singular)
Cienciał (genitive plural)
Cienciale (dative singular)
Cienciałom (dative plural)
Cienciałę (accusative singular)
Cienciały (accusative plural)
Cienciałą (instrumental singular)
Cienciałami (instrumental plural)
Cienciale (locative singular)
Cienciałach (locative plural)
Cienciało (singular vocative)
Cienciały (plural vocative)


Ostoja

Ostoja (nominative singular)
Ostoje (nominative plural)
Ostoi (genitive singular)
Ostoj (genitive plural)
Ostoi (dative singular)
Ostojom (dative plural)
Ostoję (accusative singular)
Ostoje (accusative plural)
Ostoją (instrumental singular)
Ostojami (instrumental plural)
Ostoi (locative singular)
Ostojach (locative plural)
Ostojo (singular vocative)
Ostoje (plural vocative)


Ciepała

Ciepała (nominative singular)
Ciepały (nominative plural)
Ciepały (genitive singular)
Ciepał (genitive plural)
Ciepale (dative singular)
Ciepałom (dative plural)
Ciepałę (accusative singular)
Ciepały (accusative plural)
Ciepałą (instrumental singular)
Ciepałami (instrumental plural)
Ciepale (locative singular)
Ciepałach (locative plural)
Ciepało (singular vocative)
Ciepały (plural vocative)


Michna

Michna (nominative singular)
Michny (nominative plural)
Michny (genitive singular)
Michn (genitive plural)
Michnie (dative singular)
Michnom (dative plural)
Michnę (accusative singular)
Michny (accusative plural)
Michną (instrumental singular)
Michnami (instrumental plural)
Michnie (locative singular)
Michnach (locative plural)
Michno (singular vocative)
Michny (plural vocative)


Ćwiękała

Ćwiękała (nominative singular)
Ćwiękały (nominative plural)
Ćwiękały (genitive singular)
Ćwiękał (genitive plural)
Ćwiękale (dative singular)
Ćwiękałom (dative plural)
Ćwiękałę (accusative singular)
Ćwiękały (accusative plural)
Ćwiękałą (instrumental singular)
Ćwiękałami (instrumental plural)
Ćwiękale (locative singular)
Ćwiękałach (locative plural)
Ćwiękało (singular vocative)
Ćwiękały (plural vocative)


Matuła

Matuła (nominative singular)
Matuły (nominative plural)
Matuły (genitive singular)
Matuł (genitive plural)
Matule (dative singular)
Matułom (dative plural)
Matułę (accusative singular)
Matuły (accusative plural)
Matułą (instrumental singular)
Matułami (instrumental plural)
Matule (locative singular)
Matułach (locative plural)
Matuło (singular vocative)
Matuły (plural vocative)


Moczybroda

Moczybroda (nominative singular)
Moczybrody (nominative plural)
Moczybrody (genitive singular)
Moczybrod (genitive plural)
Moczybrodzie (dative singular)
Moczybrodom (dative plural)
Moczybrodę (accusative singular)
Moczybrody (accusative plural)
Moczybrodą (instrumental singular)
Moczybrodami (instrumental plural)
Moczybrodzie (locative singular)
Moczybrodach (locative plural)
Moczybrodo (singular vocative)
Moczybrody (plural vocative)

From moczyć + -y- + broda. Compare moczygęba.


Wichłacz

From Middle Polish wichłać + -acz, from Proto-Slavic *vixlati.


Kutyba

Kutyba (nominative singular)
Kutyby (nominative plural)
Kutyby (genitive singular)
Kutyb (genitive plural)
Kutybie (dative singular)
Kutybom (dative plural)
Kutybę (accusative singular)
Kutyby (accusative plural)
Kutybą (instrumental singular)
Kutybami (instrumental plural)
Kutybie (locative singular)
Kutybach (locative plural)
Kutybo (singular vocative)
Kutyby (plural vocative)


Pierzchała

Pierzchała (nominative singular)
Pierzchały (nominative plural)
Pierzchały (genitive singular)
Pierzchał (genitive plural)
Pierzchale (dative singular)
Pierzchałom (dative plural)
Pierzchałę (accusative singular)
Pierzchały (accusative plural)
Pierzchałą (instrumental singular)
Pierzchałami (instrumental plural)
Pierzchale (locative singular)
Pierzchałach (locative plural)
Pierzchało (singular vocative)
Pierzchały (plural vocative)


Malenda

Malenda (nominative singular)
Malendy (nominative plural)
Malendy (genitive singular)
Malend (genitive plural)
Malendzie (dative singular)
Malendom (dative plural)
Malendę (accusative singular)
Malendy (accusative plural)
Malendą (instrumental singular)
Malendami (instrumental plural)
Malendzie (locative singular)
Malendach (locative plural)
Malendo (singular vocative)
Malendy (plural vocative)


Bratuń

From brat (“brother”) or personal names beginning with Brat-, e.g. Bratumił.


Mącior

/ˈmɔɲ.t͡ɕɔr/


Szczęśniak

/ˈʂt͡ʂɛɲ.ɕɲak/


Świątkiewicz

Swiontkiewicz


Wachol

From personal names beginning with Wa-, e.g. Wacław and Wawrzyniec.


Margol

From margać + -ol. Alternatively, from a cognate of Małgorzata.


Machul

From personal names beginning with Ma-, e.g. Marcin and Maciej. Alternatively, a derivative of machać.


Kopel

From German Koppel or Polish kopać ("to dig", "to kick").


opłucna

opłucna (nominative singular)
opłucne (nominative plural)
opłucnej (genitive singular)
opłucnych (genitive plural)
opłucnej (dative singular)
opłucnym (dative plural)
opłucną (accusative singular)
opłucne (accusative plural)
opłucną (instrumental singular)
opłucnymi (instrumental plural)
opłucnej (locative singular)
opłucnych (locative plural)
opłucna (singular vocative)
opłucne (plural vocative)


bezsenność

bezsenność (nominative singular)
bezsenności (genitive singular)
bezsenności (dative singular)
bezsenność (accusative singular)
bezsennością (instrumental singular)
bezsenności (locative singular)
bezsenności (singular vocative)

chroniczna/przewlekła bezsenność

uporczywa bezsenność

powód/przyczyna bezsenności

przypadek bezsenności

lekarstwo na bezsenność

leczyć bezsenność

cierpieć na bezsenność

narzekać/skarżyć się na bezsenność

bezsenność dokucza mu


Bugdoł

→ German: Bugdoll


Sałata

Sałata (nominative singular)
Sałaty (nominative plural)
Sałaty (genitive singular)
Sałat (genitive plural)
Sałacie (dative singular)
Sałatom (dative plural)
Sałatę (accusative singular)
Sałaty (accusative plural)
Sałatą (instrumental singular)
Sałatami (instrumental plural)
Sałacie (locative singular)
Sałatach (locative plural)
Sałato (singular vocative)
Sałaty (plural vocative)


Kotyja

Kotyja (nominative singular)
Kotyje (nominative plural)
Kotyi (genitive singular)
Kotyj (genitive plural)
Kotyi (dative singular)
Kotyjom (dative plural)
Kotyję (accusative singular)
Kotyje (accusative plural)
Kotyją (instrumental singular)
Kotyjami (instrumental plural)
Kotyi (locative singular)
Kotyjach (locative plural)
Kotyjo (singular vocative)
Kotyje (plural vocative)


Wietocha

Wietocha (nominative singular)
Wietochy (nominative plural)
Wietochy (genitive singular)
Wietoch (genitive plural)
Wietosze (dative singular)
Wietochom (dative plural)
Wietochę (accusative singular)
Wietochy (accusative plural)
Wietochą (instrumental singular)
Wietochami (instrumental plural)
Wietosze (locative singular)
Wietochach (locative plural)
Wietocho (singular vocative)
Wietochy (plural vocative)


Mozgawa

Mozgawa (nominative singular)
Mozgawy (nominative plural)
Mozgawy (genitive singular)
Mozgaw (genitive plural)
Mozgawie (dative singular)
Mozgawom (dative plural)
Mozgawę (accusative singular)
Mozgawy (accusative plural)
Mozgawą (instrumental singular)
Mozgawami (instrumental plural)
Mozgawie (locative singular)
Mozgawach (locative plural)
Mozgawo (singular vocative)
Mozgawy (plural vocative)


Sobarnia

Sobarnia (nominative singular)
Sobarnie (nominative plural)
Sobarni (genitive singular)
Sobarni (genitive plural)
Sobarni (dative singular)
Sobarniom (dative plural)
Sobarnię (accusative singular)
Sobarnie (accusative plural)
Sobarnią (instrumental singular)
Sobarniami (instrumental plural)
Sobarni (locative singular)
Sobarniach (locative plural)
Sobarnio (singular vocative)
Sobarnie (plural vocative)


Gałota

Gałota (nominative singular)
Gałoty (nominative plural)
Gałoty (genitive singular)
Gałot (genitive plural)
Gałocie (dative singular)
Gałotom (dative plural)
Gałotę (accusative singular)
Gałoty (accusative plural)
Gałotą (instrumental singular)
Gałotami (instrumental plural)
Gałocie (locative singular)
Gałotach (locative plural)
Gałoto (singular vocative)
Gałoty (plural vocative)


Kandyba

Kandyba (nominative singular)
Kandyby (nominative plural)
Kandyby (genitive singular)
Kandyb (genitive plural)
Kandybie (dative singular)
Kandybom (dative plural)
Kandybę (accusative singular)
Kandyby (accusative plural)
Kandybą (instrumental singular)
Kandybami (instrumental plural)
Kandybie (locative singular)
Kandybach (locative plural)
Kandybo (singular vocative)
Kandyby (plural vocative)


Gielata

Gielata (nominative singular)
Gielaty (nominative plural)
Gielaty (genitive singular)
Gielat (genitive plural)
Gielacie (dative singular)
Gielatom (dative plural)
Gielatę (accusative singular)
Gielaty (accusative plural)
Gielatą (instrumental singular)
Gielatami (instrumental plural)
Gielacie (locative singular)
Gielatach (locative plural)
Gielato (singular vocative)
Gielaty (plural vocative)


Sarota

Sarota (nominative singular)
Saroty (nominative plural)
Saroty (genitive singular)
Sarot (genitive plural)
Sarocie (dative singular)
Sarotom (dative plural)
Sarotę (accusative singular)
Saroty (accusative plural)
Sarotą (instrumental singular)
Sarotami (instrumental plural)
Sarocie (locative singular)
Sarotach (locative plural)
Saroto (singular vocative)
Saroty (plural vocative)


Skołuda

Skołuda (nominative singular)
Skołudy (nominative plural)
Skołudy (genitive singular)
Skołud (genitive plural)
Skołudzie (dative singular)
Skołudom (dative plural)
Skołudę (accusative singular)
Skołudy (accusative plural)
Skołudą (instrumental singular)
Skołudami (instrumental plural)
Skołudzie (locative singular)
Skołudach (locative plural)
Skołudo (singular vocative)
Skołudy (plural vocative)


Gieleta

Gieleta (nominative singular)
Gielety (nominative plural)
Gielety (genitive singular)
Gielet (genitive plural)
Gielecie (dative singular)
Gieletom (dative plural)
Gieletę (accusative singular)
Gielety (accusative plural)
Gieletą (instrumental singular)
Gieletami (instrumental plural)
Gielecie (locative singular)
Gieletach (locative plural)
Gieleto (singular vocative)
Gielety (plural vocative)


krzepa

krzepa (nominative singular)
krzepy (nominative plural)
krzepy (genitive singular)
krzep (genitive plural)
krzepie (dative singular)
krzepom (dative plural)
krzepę (accusative singular)
krzepy (accusative plural)
krzepą (instrumental singular)
krzepami (instrumental plural)
krzepie (locative singular)
krzepach (locative plural)
krzepo (singular vocative)
krzepy (plural vocative)

brawn, robustness, sturdiness, burliness, vim


konieczność

konieczność (nominative singular)
konieczności (nominative plural)
konieczności (genitive singular)
konieczności (genitive plural)
konieczności (dative singular)
koniecznościom (dative plural)
konieczność (accusative singular)
konieczności (accusative plural)
koniecznością (instrumental singular)
koniecznościami (instrumental plural)
konieczności (locative singular)
koniecznościach (locative plural)
konieczności (singular vocative)
konieczności (plural vocative)

/kɔˈɲɛt͡ʂ.nɔɕt͡ɕ/

/kɔˈɲɛt͡ʂ.nɔɕt͡ɕ/

From konieczny + -ość. First attested in 1718. Compare Czech konečnost. Kashubian kòniecznosc, Russian коне́чность (konéčnostʹ), and Silesian kōnieczność.

ref

Franciszek Kowalicki (1718) Post stary polski dziewiec niedzielny od S. Woyciecha naboznie zaczety (etc.) (Das alte polnische, neunwöchige Fasten.) pol (in Polish), w Drukarni Kol. Soc. Jesu, page 31

necessity (quality or state of being necessary, unavoidable, or absolutely requisite; something necessary)

(philosophy) necessity (something which makes an act or an event unavoidable; an irresistible force; overruling power)


Wabia

Wabia (nominative singular)
Wabie (nominative plural)
Wabii (genitive singular)
Wabii (genitive plural)
Wabij (archaic genitive plural)
Wabii (dative singular)
Wabiom (dative plural)
Wabię (accusative singular)
Wabie (accusative plural)
Wabią (instrumental singular)
Wabiami (instrumental plural)
Wabii (locative singular)
Wabiach (locative plural)
Wabio (singular vocative)
Wabie (plural vocative)


Kanduła

Kanduła (nominative singular)
Kanduły (nominative plural)
Kanduły (genitive singular)
Kanduł (genitive plural)
Kandule (dative singular)
Kandułom (dative plural)
Kandułę (accusative singular)
Kanduły (accusative plural)
Kandułą (instrumental singular)
Kandułami (instrumental plural)
Kandule (locative singular)
Kandułach (locative plural)
Kanduło (singular vocative)
Kanduły (plural vocative)


Suchodoła

Suchodoła (nominative singular)
Suchodoły (nominative plural)
Suchodoły (genitive singular)
Suchodoł (genitive plural)
Suchodole (dative singular)
Suchodołom (dative plural)
Suchodołę (accusative singular)
Suchodoły (accusative plural)
Suchodołą (instrumental singular)
Suchodołami (instrumental plural)
Suchodole (locative singular)
Suchodołach (locative plural)
Suchodoło (singular vocative)
Suchodoły (plural vocative)


Bobula

Bobula (nominative singular)
Bobule (nominative plural)
Bobuli (genitive singular)
Bobul (genitive plural)
Bobuli (dative singular)
Bobulom (dative plural)
Bobulę (accusative singular)
Bobule (accusative plural)
Bobulą (instrumental singular)
Bobulami (instrumental plural)
Bobuli (locative singular)
Bobulach (locative plural)
Bobulo (singular vocative)
Bobule (plural vocative)


Picuła

Picuła (nominative singular)
Picuły (nominative plural)
Picuły (genitive singular)
Picuł (genitive plural)
Picule (dative singular)
Picułom (dative plural)
Picułę (accusative singular)
Picuły (accusative plural)
Picułą (instrumental singular)
Picułami (instrumental plural)
Picule (locative singular)
Picułach (locative plural)
Picuło (singular vocative)
Picuły (plural vocative)


Gał

From a Slavic pet form of Latin Gallus (“Gaul”), common in medieval Europe.


Pompała

Pompała (nominative singular)
Pompały (nominative plural)
Pompały (genitive singular)
Pompał (genitive plural)
Pompale (dative singular)
Pompałom (dative plural)
Pompałę (accusative singular)
Pompały (accusative plural)
Pompałą (instrumental singular)
Pompałami (instrumental plural)
Pompale (locative singular)
Pompałach (locative plural)
Pompało (singular vocative)
Pompały (plural vocative)


Kotyla

Kotyla (nominative singular)
Kotyle (nominative plural)
Kotyli (genitive singular)
Kotyl (genitive plural)
Kotyli (dative singular)
Kotylom (dative plural)
Kotylę (accusative singular)
Kotyle (accusative plural)
Kotylą (instrumental singular)
Kotylami (instrumental plural)
Kotyli (locative singular)
Kotylach (locative plural)
Kotylo (singular vocative)
Kotyle (plural vocative)


Salachna

Salachna (nominative singular)
Salachny (nominative plural)
Salachny (genitive singular)
Salachn (genitive plural)
Salachnie (dative singular)
Salachnom (dative plural)
Salachnę (accusative singular)
Salachny (accusative plural)
Salachną (instrumental singular)
Salachnami (instrumental plural)
Salachnie (locative singular)
Salachnach (locative plural)
Salachno (singular vocative)
Salachny (plural vocative)


Machula

Machula (nominative singular)
Machule (nominative plural)
Machuli (genitive singular)
Machul (genitive plural)
Machuli (dative singular)
Machulom (dative plural)
Machulę (accusative singular)
Machule (accusative plural)
Machulą (instrumental singular)
Machulami (instrumental plural)
Machuli (locative singular)
Machulach (locative plural)
Machulo (singular vocative)
Machule (plural vocative)


Salacha

Salacha (nominative singular)
Salachy (nominative plural)
Salachy (genitive singular)
Salach (genitive plural)
Salasze (dative singular)
Salachom (dative plural)
Salachę (accusative singular)
Salachy (accusative plural)
Salachą (instrumental singular)
Salachami (instrumental plural)
Salasze (locative singular)
Salachach (locative plural)
Salacho (singular vocative)
Salachy (plural vocative)


Smykała

Smykała (nominative singular)
Smykały (nominative plural)
Smykały (genitive singular)
Smykał (genitive plural)
Smykale (dative singular)
Smykałom (dative plural)
Smykałę (accusative singular)
Smykały (accusative plural)
Smykałą (instrumental singular)
Smykałami (instrumental plural)
Smykale (locative singular)
Smykałach (locative plural)
Smykało (singular vocative)
Smykały (plural vocative)


Sakwa

Sakwa (nominative singular)
Sakwy (nominative plural)
Sakwy (genitive singular)
Sakw (genitive plural)
Sakwie (dative singular)
Sakwom (dative plural)
Sakwę (accusative singular)
Sakwy (accusative plural)
Sakwą (instrumental singular)
Sakwami (instrumental plural)
Sakwie (locative singular)
Sakwach (locative plural)
Sakwo (singular vocative)
Sakwy (plural vocative)


Sakuta

Sakuta (nominative singular)
Sakuty (nominative plural)
Sakuty (genitive singular)
Sakut (genitive plural)
Sakucie (dative singular)
Sakutom (dative plural)
Sakutę (accusative singular)
Sakuty (accusative plural)
Sakutą (instrumental singular)
Sakutami (instrumental plural)
Sakucie (locative singular)
Sakutach (locative plural)
Sakuto (singular vocative)
Sakuty (plural vocative)


Baduła

Baduła (nominative singular)
Baduły (nominative plural)
Baduły (genitive singular)
Baduł (genitive plural)
Badule (dative singular)
Badułom (dative plural)
Badułę (accusative singular)
Baduły (accusative plural)
Badułą (instrumental singular)
Badułami (instrumental plural)
Badule (locative singular)
Badułach (locative plural)
Baduło (singular vocative)
Baduły (plural vocative)


Gała

Gała (nominative singular)
Gały (nominative plural)
Gały (genitive singular)
Gał (genitive plural)
Gale (dative singular)
Gałom (dative plural)
Gałę (accusative singular)
Gały (accusative plural)
Gałą (instrumental singular)
Gałami (instrumental plural)
Gale (locative singular)
Gałach (locative plural)
Gało (singular vocative)
Gały (plural vocative)


Sakwerda

Sakwerda (nominative singular)
Sakwerdy (nominative plural)
Sakwerdy (genitive singular)
Sakwerd (genitive plural)
Sakwerdzie (dative singular)
Sakwerdom (dative plural)
Sakwerdę (accusative singular)
Sakwerdy (accusative plural)
Sakwerdą (instrumental singular)
Sakwerdami (instrumental plural)
Sakwerdzie (locative singular)
Sakwerdach (locative plural)
Sakwerdo (singular vocative)
Sakwerdy (plural vocative)


Kałuża

Kałuża (nominative singular)
Kałuże (nominative plural)
Kałuży (genitive singular)
Kałuż (genitive plural)
Kałuży (dative singular)
Kałużom (dative plural)
Kałużę (accusative singular)
Kałuże (accusative plural)
Kałużą (instrumental singular)
Kałużami (instrumental plural)
Kałuży (locative singular)
Kałużach (locative plural)
Kałużo (singular vocative)
Kałuże (plural vocative)


Wawryca

Wawryca (nominative singular)
Wawryce (nominative plural)
Wawrycy (genitive singular)
Wawryc (genitive plural)
Wawrycy (dative singular)
Wawrycom (dative plural)
Wawrycę (accusative singular)
Wawryce (accusative plural)
Wawrycą (instrumental singular)
Wawrycami (instrumental plural)
Wawrycy (locative singular)
Wawrycach (locative plural)
Wawryco (singular vocative)
Wawryce (plural vocative)


żywność

żywność (nominative singular)
żywności (genitive singular)
żywności (dative singular)
żywność (accusative singular)
żywnością (instrumental singular)
żywności (locative singular)
żywności (singular vocative)

/ˈʐɨv.nɔɕt͡ɕ/


Buga

Buga (nominative singular)
Bugi (nominative plural)
Bugi (genitive singular)
Bug (genitive plural)
Budze (dative singular)
Bugom (dative plural)
Bugę (accusative singular)
Bugi (accusative plural)
Bugą (instrumental singular)
Bugami (instrumental plural)
Budze (locative singular)
Bugach (locative plural)
Bugo (singular vocative)
Bugi (plural vocative)


Buga

Buga (nominative singular)
Bugi (genitive singular)
Budze (dative singular)
Bugę (accusative singular)
Bugą (instrumental singular)
Budze (locative singular)
Bugo (singular vocative)

Buga (a city in the Valle del Cauca department, Colombia)


Pędzimąż

/pɛɲˈd͡ʑi.mɔw̃ʂ/


Pędzioch

/ˈpɛɲ.d͡ʑɔx/


Pędzior

/ˈpɛɲ.d͡ʑɔr/


Pęk

From pęk or pękać. Alternatively, from personal names such as Pękosław.


Strąg

From a dialectal form of pstrąg (“trout”).


bezradność

bezradność (nominative singular)
bezradności (genitive singular)
bezradności (dative singular)
bezradność (accusative singular)
bezradnością (instrumental singular)
bezradności (locative singular)
bezradności (singular vocative)


piechota

piechota (nominative singular)
piechoty (genitive singular)
piechocie (dative singular)
piechotę (accusative singular)
piechotą (instrumental singular)
piechocie (locative singular)
piechoto (singular vocative)

(collective, military) infantry (soldiers who fight on foot)


Skoczeń

/ˈskɔ.t͡ʂɛɲ/


Gajor

From gaić, gaj (“grove”), or gajor (“gander”).


złowrogość

złowrogość (nominative singular)
złowrogości (genitive singular)
złowrogości (dative singular)
złowrogość (accusative singular)
złowrogością (instrumental singular)
złowrogości (locative singular)
złowrogości (singular vocative)

/zwɔˈvrɔ.ɡɔɕt͡ɕ/


bocznica

bocznica (nominative singular)
bocznice (nominative plural)
bocznicy (genitive singular)
bocznic (genitive plural)
bocznicy (dative singular)
bocznicom (dative plural)
bocznicę (accusative singular)
bocznice (accusative plural)
bocznicą (instrumental singular)
bocznicami (instrumental plural)
bocznicy (locative singular)
bocznicach (locative plural)
bocznico (singular vocative)
bocznice (plural vocative)

From boczny + -ica. First attested in 1549.

fabryczna bocznica

wojskowa bocznica

zakładowa bocznica

bocznica kolejowa

bocznica towarowa

bocznica dworca/stacji kolejowej

bocznica linii kolejowej

bocznica przy dworcu/stacji

właściciel bocznicy

budowa bocznicy

remont bocznicy

granica bocznicy

odgałęzienie bocznicy

tory bocznicy

wylot bocznicy

użytkownicy bocznic

szyny z bocznic

wejście/wjazd na bocznicę

połączenie z bocznicą

skrzyżowanie z bocznicą

transport na bocznicy

budować/wybudować bocznicę

wydzierżawić bocznicę

przecinać bocznicę

ruszyć z bocznicy

dojechać na bocznicę

wjechać na bocznicę

zjechać na bocznicę

czekać na bocznicy

stanąć na bocznicy

utknąć na bocznicy

bocznica trasy

bocznica prowadzi dokądś

połączenie z bocznicą

(anatomy) spur; branching of nerve fiber or a blood vessel


Barul

From Proto-Slavic bariti or Polish barać.


Boś

From personal names beginning with Bo-, e.g. Bogusław and Bolesław.


Bachan

From Proto-Slavic bachati ("to chatter") or bach (“impact sound”). Alternatively, from a short form of a personal name beginning with Ba-, e.g. Bartłomiej.


Basior

From basior (“male wolf”), Sebastian, or bas (“bass”).


Bachorz

From regional Polish bachorz, Polish bachorza, or Proto-Slavic *baxoriti.


Boruch

From truncation of personal names such as Borzysław and Borzymir, Proto-Slavic *boriti (“to fight”), or bór (“conifer forest”) + -uch. Later, from the Jewish name Boruch.


Bartuś

Clipping of Bartłomiej and Bartosz + -uś.


Paździerz

/ˈpaʑ.d͡ʑɛʂ/


zwłoka

zwłoka (nominative singular)
zwłoki (genitive singular)
zwłoce (dative singular)
zwłokę (accusative singular)
zwłoką (instrumental singular)
zwłoce (locative singular)
zwłoko (singular vocative)

(law) failure to carry out an obligation within the required time


Bielan

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


Dodot

From dodać (“to add”), doda (“elder member of the family”), or dialectal dodek (“grandfather”).


Czorniej

/ˈt͡ʂɔr.ɲɛj/


Górz

From góra, gorzeć, gorzki, or personal names such as Gorzysław.


Gędzior

/ˈɡɛɲ.d͡ʑɔr/


Koban

From Proto-Slavic *kobь or a derivative of the personal name Jakob ("Jacob").


Kwit

From kwitnąć ("to flower", "to blossom", "to flourish"), kwiat (“flower”), or kwit (“receipt”).


Kurc

From kurcz or borrowed from German Kurtz.


Korzec

Korzec (nominative singular)
Korzecowie (nominative plural)
Korzeca (genitive singular)
Korzeców (genitive plural)
Korzecowi (dative singular)
Korzecom (dative plural)
Korzeca (accusative singular)
Korzeców (accusative plural)
Korzecem (instrumental singular)
Korzecami (instrumental plural)
Korzecu (locative singular)
Korzecach (locative plural)
Korzecu (singular vocative)
Korzecowie (plural vocative)
Korzec (nominative singular)
Korcowie (nominative plural)
Korca (genitive singular)
Korców (genitive plural)
Korcowi (dative singular)
Korcom (dative plural)
Korca (accusative singular)
Korców (accusative plural)
Korcem (instrumental singular)
Korcami (instrumental plural)
Korcu (locative singular)
Korcach (locative plural)
Korcu (singular vocative)
Korcowie (plural vocative)


Wołkiewicz

From an East Slavic descendant of Proto-Slavic *vьlkъ (“wolf”). Alternatively, from Polish wołek (“small ox”), Lower Sorbian wołk (“small ox”), or a cognate in another Slavic language, ultimately from Proto-Slavic *volъ.
Suffix: From Polish -ewicz or the Polish rendering of a cognate from another Slavic language, e.g. Belarusian -віч (-vič).


Stanoch

From personal names beginning with Stan-, e.g. Stanisław and Stanimir, or from stanąć.


Krych

From personal names beginning with Kry-, e.g. Krystian. Alternatively, from dialectal Polish krychać or krycha.


Radoch

From truncation of personal names beginning with Rad- (e.g. Radosław, Radomir) + -ch; from rad (“glad”).


Krak

Uncertain. Perhaps related to krakać (“to crow”), or otherwise from Proto-Slavic *krak(ov), common element in Slavic placenames.


Hruszowiec

Borrowed from Ukrainian Грушовець (Hrušovecʹ) or another Slavic language, from Proto-Slavic *gruša.


Jęch

From truncation of personal names beginning with Ję- (e.g. Jędrzej) + -ch. Alternatively, from jąchać.


Grzywacz

/ˈɡʐɨ.vat͡ʂ/


Kwik

From kwiczeć ("to squeal", "to squeak") and kwik (“oink”).


Czeszczewik

/t͡ʂɛʂˈt͡ʂɛ.vik/


Nieoczym

/ɲɛˈɔ.t͡ʂɨm/


Samotus

From samotny and personal names beginning with Sam-.


masy

inflection of masa:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


Szczesiul

/ˈʂt͡ʂɛ.ɕul/


Wachal

From personal names beginning with Wa-, e.g. Wacław and Wawrzyniec.


Kołdun

From kołdun or East Slavic колдун ("wizard").


dziatwa

dziatwa (nominative singular)
dziatwy (genitive singular)
dziatwie (dative singular)
dziatwę (accusative singular)
dziatwą (instrumental singular)
dziatwie (locative singular)
dziatwo (singular vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dětъva. Compare Belarusian дзетва (dzjetva), Russian детва (detva), Slovak detva. By surface analysis, dziecię + -twa

(archaic or literary, collective) brood; offspring; minor children


głąb

głąb (nominative singular)
głębie (nominative plural)
głębi (genitive singular)
głębi (genitive plural)
głębi (dative singular)
głębiom (dative plural)
głębię (accusative singular)
głębie (accusative plural)
głębią (instrumental singular)
głębiami (instrumental plural)
głębi (locative singular)
głębiach (locative plural)
głębi (singular vocative)
głębie (plural vocative)


lukrecja

lukrecja (nominative singular)
lukrecje (nominative plural)
lukrecji (genitive singular)
lukrecji (genitive plural)
lukrecyj (archaic genitive plural)
lukrecji (dative singular)
lukrecjom (dative plural)
lukrecję (accusative singular)
lukrecje (accusative plural)
lukrecją (instrumental singular)
lukrecjami (instrumental plural)
lukrecji (locative singular)
lukrecjach (locative plural)
lukrecjo (singular vocative)
lukrecje (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German Lakritze, from Middle High German lakerize, from Old French licorece, from Medieval Latin liquiritia, from Ancient Greek γλυκύρριζα (glukúrrhiza).


Zieniewicz

/ʑɛˈɲɛ.vit͡ʂ/


czereda

czeredka (diminutive)
czereda (nominative singular)
czeredy (nominative plural)
czeredy (genitive singular)
czered (genitive plural)
czeredzie (dative singular)
czeredom (dative plural)
czeredę (accusative singular)
czeredy (accusative plural)
czeredą (instrumental singular)
czeredami (instrumental plural)
czeredzie (locative singular)
czeredach (locative plural)
czeredo (singular vocative)
czeredy (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Ukrainian череда́ (čeredá), from Proto-Slavic *čērdà, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱerdʰo-. Doublet of trzoda, the inherited form.


Okuń

From Old Polish okuń (“European perch”).


Kozieniec

/kɔˈʑɛ.ɲɛt͡s/


Gryguć

/ˈɡrɨ.ɡut͡ɕ/


Wrzoszczyk

/ˈvʐɔʂ.t͡ʂɨk/


Wons

Alternative spelling of Wąs, from wąs (“moustache”).


Lędzion

/ˈlɛɲ.d͡ʑɔn/


Bębas

From regional Polish bębas (“little boy”).


Będuch

From truncation of personal names beginning with Będ- (e.g. Będzieciech, Będziemir), from the verb być, + -uch.


Odyniec

/ɔˈdɨ.ɲɛt͡s/


Pstrong

Alternative spelling of Pstrąg, from pstrąg (“trout”).


szosa

szosowy (adjective)
szosa (nominative singular)
szosy (nominative plural)
szosy (genitive singular)
szos (genitive plural)
szosie (dative singular)
szosom (dative plural)
szosę (accusative singular)
szosy (accusative plural)
szosą (instrumental singular)
szosami (instrumental plural)
szosie (locative singular)
szosach (locative plural)
szoso (singular vocative)
szosy (plural vocative)

Chaussee (common paved highway outside of built-up areas)

(colloquial) road bike (lightweight bicycle with narrow wheels and downward curving handlebars)


sień

sionka (diminutive)
sień (nominative singular)
sienie (nominative plural)
sieni (genitive singular)
sieni (genitive plural)
sieni (dative singular)
sieniom (dative plural)
sień (accusative singular)
sienie (accusative plural)
sienią (instrumental singular)
sieniami (instrumental plural)
sieni (locative singular)
sieniach (locative plural)
sieni (singular vocative)
sienie (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sěnь (“shade”).


zawierucha

zawierucha (nominative singular)
zawieruchy (nominative plural)
zawieruchy (genitive singular)
zawieruch (genitive plural)
zawierusze (dative singular)
zawieruchom (dative plural)
zawieruchę (accusative singular)
zawieruchy (accusative plural)
zawieruchą (instrumental singular)
zawieruchami (instrumental plural)
zawierusze (locative singular)
zawieruchach (locative plural)
zawierucho (singular vocative)
zawieruchy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic. Compare Belarusian завіру́ха (zavirúxa), Russian завиру́ха (zavirúxa), and Ukrainian завірю́ха (zavirjúxa).

(literary, meteorology) gale (very strong wind, more than a breeze, less than a storm; number 7 through to 9 winds on the 12-step Beaufort scale)

(literary) turmoil (state of great disorder or uncertainty)


Dubel

From dubiel (species of fish, Diplodus puntazzo).


Ryć

From an East Slavic cognate of Grzegorz.


Bembenek

Alternative form of Bębenek, from bębenek.


Bilas

Possibly from Proto-Slavic *bělъ (“white”).


Spych

From spychać or personal names beginning with Spy-, e.g. Spycigniew.


Bil

From a Ukrainian or Czech descendant of Proto-Slavic *bělъ (“white”). Alternatively, from dialectal Polish bil (“salo”).


Białowąs

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *běloǫsъ. By surface analysis, biały + -o- + wąs. Doublet of Biłous.


Ruś

pl-prop

Ruś f (related adjective ruski or rusiński)

ruski (adjective)
rusiński (adjective)
Ruś (nominative singular)
Rusi (genitive singular)
Rusi (dative singular)
Ruś (accusative singular)
Rusią (instrumental singular)
Rusi (locative singular)
Rusi (singular vocative)

Derived from Old East Slavic Русь (Rusĭ).

der+

musi to na Rusi, a w Polsce jak kto chce

(historical) Rus, Kievan Rus (medieval East Slavic state established by these same warrior merchants in the 9th century, whose capital was in Kiev)

Rus, Ruthenia (region located mainly in modern Ukraine and Belarus)


Bielech

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


Stoś

From personal names beginning with Sto-, e.g. Stoisław and Stoigniew.


Sochan

From socha or personal names beginning with So-, e.g. Sobiesław.


karbownica

karbownica (nominative singular)
karbownice (nominative plural)
karbownicy (genitive singular)
karbownic (genitive plural)
karbownicy (dative singular)
karbownicom (dative plural)
karbownicę (accusative singular)
karbownice (accusative plural)
karbownicą (instrumental singular)
karbownicami (instrumental plural)
karbownicy (locative singular)
karbownicach (locative plural)
karbownico (singular vocative)
karbownice (plural vocative)


Paprot

From paproć (“fern”) or paprotać (“to chatter”).


Miroś

From Proto-Slavic *mirъ (“peace; world”) and personal names beginning with Mir-, e.g. Mirosław.


Sambor

From Proto-Slavic *samъ + *boriti (“to fight”).


Jaros

From personal names beginning with Jar-, e.g. Jarosław and Jarogniew; from jary.


wieżyczka

wieżyczka (nominative singular)
wieżyczki (nominative plural)
wieżyczki (genitive singular)
wieżyczek (genitive plural)
wieżyczce (dative singular)
wieżyczkom (dative plural)
wieżyczkę (accusative singular)
wieżyczki (accusative plural)
wieżyczką (instrumental singular)
wieżyczkami (instrumental plural)
wieżyczce (locative singular)
wieżyczkach (locative plural)
wieżyczko (singular vocative)
wieżyczki (plural vocative)

Turritis glabra
Wikispecies:Turritis glabra

tower rockcress, tower mustard (Turritis glabra, syn. Arabis glabra)


Bilich

From a Slavic language, e.g. Czech or Ukrainian, from Proto-Slavic *bělъ.


Sudół

From Old Polish suchodół or suchdół, referring to a dry valley.


poprzeczka

poprzeczka (nominative singular)
poprzeczki (nominative plural)
poprzeczki (genitive singular)
poprzeczek (genitive plural)
poprzeczce (dative singular)
poprzeczkom (dative plural)
poprzeczkę (accusative singular)
poprzeczki (accusative plural)
poprzeczką (instrumental singular)
poprzeczkami (instrumental plural)
poprzeczce (locative singular)
poprzeczkach (locative plural)
poprzeczko (singular vocative)
poprzeczki (plural vocative)

From po przeko + -ka, from Proto-Slavic *perko (“athwart, transversely”).


spadź

spadź (nominative singular)
spadzi (genitive singular)
spadzi (dative singular)
spadź (accusative singular)
spadzią (instrumental singular)
spadzi (locative singular)
spadzi (singular vocative)


Bembas

From regional Polish bębas (“little boy”).


poręcz

poręcz (nominative singular)
poręcze (nominative plural)
poręczy (genitive singular)
poręczy (genitive plural)
poręczy (dative singular)
poręczom (dative plural)
poręcz (accusative singular)
poręcze (accusative plural)
poręczą (instrumental singular)
poręczami (instrumental plural)
poręczy (locative singular)
poręczach (locative plural)
poręczy (singular vocative)
poręcze (plural vocative)

→ Belarusian: парэ́нча (parénča)

(architecture) banister, handrail, railing (rail which can be held)


mielizna

mielizna (nominative singular)
mielizny (nominative plural)
mielizny (genitive singular)
mielizn (genitive plural)
mieliźnie (dative singular)
mieliznom (dative plural)
mieliznę (accusative singular)
mielizny (accusative plural)
mielizną (instrumental singular)
mieliznami (instrumental plural)
mieliźnie (locative singular)
mieliznach (locative plural)
mielizno (singular vocative)
mielizny (plural vocative)

shallow, shoal (shallow portion of a body of water)


przystań

przystań (nominative singular)
przystanie (nominative plural)
przystani (genitive singular)
przystani (genitive plural)
przystani (dative singular)
przystaniom (dative plural)
przystań (accusative singular)
przystanie (accusative plural)
przystanią (instrumental singular)
przystaniami (instrumental plural)
przystani (locative singular)
przystaniach (locative plural)
przystani (singular vocative)
przystanie (plural vocative)

(by extension) haven (a place of safety)


kutwa

kutwa (nominative singular)
kutwy (nominative plural)
kutwy (genitive singular)
kutwów (genitive plural)
kutwie (dative singular)
kutwom (dative plural)
kutwę (accusative singular)
kutwów (accusative plural)
kutwą (instrumental singular)
kutwami (instrumental plural)
kutwą (locative singular)
kutwach (locative plural)
kutwo (singular vocative)
kutwy (plural vocative)
kutwa (nominative singular)
kutwy (nominative plural)
kutwy (genitive singular)
kutw (genitive plural)
kutwie (dative singular)
kutwom (dative plural)
kutwę (accusative singular)
kutwy (accusative plural)
kutwą (instrumental singular)
kutwami (instrumental plural)
kutwie (locative singular)
kutwach (locative plural)
kutwo (singular vocative)
kutwy (plural vocative)

Uncertain, perhaps a deverbal from kutwić.

(colloquial, derogatory) penny pincher, skinflint, scrooge, tightwad


spójka

spójka (nominative singular)
spójki (nominative plural)
spójki (genitive singular)
spójek (genitive plural)
spójce (dative singular)
spójkom (dative plural)
spójkę (accusative singular)
spójki (accusative plural)
spójką (instrumental singular)
spójkami (instrumental plural)
spójce (locative singular)
spójkach (locative plural)
spójko (singular vocative)
spójki (plural vocative)

(linguistic morphology) interfix (affix linking two stems)


chęć

chętka (diminutive)
chęć (nominative singular)
chęci (nominative plural)
chęci (genitive singular)
chęci (genitive plural)
chęci (dative singular)
chęciom (dative plural)
chęć (accusative singular)
chęci (accusative plural)
chęcią (instrumental singular)
chęciami (instrumental plural)
chęci (locative singular)
chęciach (locative plural)
chęci (singular vocative)
chęci (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xǫtь, *xutь. Doublet of chuć (“lust”).


pieczątka

piecząteczka (diminutive)
pieczątka (nominative singular)
pieczątki (nominative plural)
pieczątki (genitive singular)
pieczątek (genitive plural)
pieczątce (dative singular)
pieczątkom (dative plural)
pieczątkę (accusative singular)
pieczątki (accusative plural)
pieczątką (instrumental singular)
pieczątkami (instrumental plural)
pieczątce (locative singular)
pieczątkach (locative plural)
pieczątko (singular vocative)
pieczątki (plural vocative)

From pieczęć + -ka. Compare Slovak pečiatka.


sadzawka

sadzaweczka (diminutive)
sadzawka (nominative singular)
sadzawki (nominative plural)
sadzawki (genitive singular)
sadzawek (genitive plural)
sadzawce (dative singular)
sadzawkom (dative plural)
sadzawkę (accusative singular)
sadzawki (accusative plural)
sadzawką (instrumental singular)
sadzawkami (instrumental plural)
sadzawce (locative singular)
sadzawkach (locative plural)
sadzawko (singular vocative)
sadzawki (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish sadzawka. By surface analysis, sadzać + -awka.


szypułka

szypułka (nominative singular)
szypułki (nominative plural)
szypułki (genitive singular)
szypułek (genitive plural)
szypułce (dative singular)
szypułkom (dative plural)
szypułkę (accusative singular)
szypułki (accusative plural)
szypułką (instrumental singular)
szypułkami (instrumental plural)
szypułce (locative singular)
szypułkach (locative plural)
szypułko (singular vocative)
szypułki (plural vocative)

(botany) leafstalk, pedicel, petiole, shank


izdebka

pl-noun

izdebka f (diminutive izdebeczka or izdebina)

izdebeczka (diminutive)
izdebina (diminutive)
izdebka (nominative singular)
izdebki (nominative plural)
izdebki (genitive singular)
izdebek (genitive plural)
izdebce (dative singular)
izdebkom (dative plural)
izdebkę (accusative singular)
izdebki (accusative plural)
izdebką (instrumental singular)
izdebkami (instrumental plural)
izdebce (locative singular)
izdebkach (locative plural)
izdebko (singular vocative)
izdebki (plural vocative)


perspektywa

perspektywa (nominative singular)
perspektywy (nominative plural)
perspektywy (genitive singular)
perspektyw (genitive plural)
perspektywie (dative singular)
perspektywom (dative plural)
perspektywę (accusative singular)
perspektywy (accusative plural)
perspektywą (instrumental singular)
perspektywami (instrumental plural)
perspektywie (locative singular)
perspektywach (locative plural)
perspektywo (singular vocative)
perspektywy (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Medieval Latin perspectiva.


współrzędna

współrzędna (nominative singular)
współrzędne (nominative plural)
współrzędnej (genitive singular)
współrzędnych (genitive plural)
współrzędnej (dative singular)
współrzędnym (dative plural)
współrzędną (accusative singular)
współrzędne (accusative plural)
współrzędną (instrumental singular)
współrzędnymi (instrumental plural)
współrzędnej (locative singular)
współrzędnych (locative plural)
współrzędna (singular vocative)
współrzędne (plural vocative)

Ellipsis of linia współrzędna. Calque of English coordinate, French coordonnée, German Koordinate, and Russian координа́та (koordináta).

(nominalized, geometry) coordinate (one of the two terms by which a point is referred to, in a system of fixed rectilinear coordinate (Cartesian coordinate) axes)

(nominalized, geometry) coordinate (vertical line representing an axis of a Cartesian coordinate system, on which either the ordinate or the abscissa is shown)

(nominalized, cartography) coordinate (number representing the position of a point along a line, arc, or similar one-dimensional figure in a geographic coordinate system)

(nominalized, astronomy) coordinate (number representing the position of a point along a line, arc, or similar one-dimensional figure in an astronomical coordinate system)


dorożka

dorożka (nominative singular)
dorożki (nominative plural)
dorożki (genitive singular)
dorożek (genitive plural)
dorożce (dative singular)
dorożkom (dative plural)
dorożkę (accusative singular)
dorożki (accusative plural)
dorożką (instrumental singular)
dorożkami (instrumental plural)
dorożce (locative singular)
dorożkach (locative plural)
dorożko (singular vocative)
dorożki (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Russian дро́жки (dróžki). The word underwent secondary Russification (reflected in the addition of the pleophonic -oro-, characteristic of Russian) as a result of association with the word доро́га (doróga).

droshky, fiacre, hackney (small horse-drawn carriage for hire)


szala

szalka (diminutive)
szala (nominative singular)
szale (nominative plural)
szali (genitive singular)
szal (genitive plural)
szali (dative singular)
szalom (dative plural)
szalę (accusative singular)
szale (accusative plural)
szalą (instrumental singular)
szalami (instrumental plural)
szali (locative singular)
szalach (locative plural)
szalo (singular vocative)
szale (plural vocative)


giwera

giwera (nominative singular)
giwery (nominative plural)
giwery (genitive singular)
giwer (genitive plural)
giwerze (dative singular)
giwerom (dative plural)
giwerę (accusative singular)
giwery (accusative plural)
giwerą (instrumental singular)
giwerami (instrumental plural)
giwerze (locative singular)
giwerach (locative plural)
giwero (singular vocative)
giwery (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German Gewehr, from Middle High German gewer, from Old High German giwerida.


broń palna

broń palna (nominative singular)
broni palnej (genitive singular)
broni palnej (dative singular)
broń palną (accusative singular)
bronią palną (instrumental singular)
broni palnej (locative singular)
broni palna (singular vocative)


waśń

waśń (nominative singular)
waśnie (nominative plural)
waśni (genitive singular)
waśni (genitive plural)
waśni (dative singular)
waśniom (dative plural)
waśń (accusative singular)
waśnie (accusative plural)
waśnią (instrumental singular)
waśniami (instrumental plural)
waśni (locative singular)
waśniach (locative plural)
waśni (singular vocative)
waśnie (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vasnь, *vasnьja. Cognate with Czech vášeň (<Old Czech vášně).

(dated) feud, strife, discord, dissension


flaszka

pl-noun

flaszka f (diminutive flaszeczka, augmentative flacha or flasza)

flaszeczka (diminutive)
flacha (augmentative)
flasza (augmentative)
flaszka (nominative singular)
flaszki (nominative plural)
flaszki (genitive singular)
flaszek (genitive plural)
flaszce (dative singular)
flaszkom (dative plural)
flaszkę (accusative singular)
flaszki (accusative plural)
flaszką (instrumental singular)
flaszkami (instrumental plural)
flaszce (locative singular)
flaszkach (locative plural)
flaszko (singular vocative)
flaszki (plural vocative)

→ Belarusian: пля́шка (pljáška)

desc

→ Ukrainian: пля́шка (pljáška), фля́жка (fljážka)


manierka

manierka (nominative singular)
manierki (nominative plural)
manierki (genitive singular)
manierek (genitive plural)
manierce (dative singular)
manierkom (dative plural)
manierkę (accusative singular)
manierki (accusative plural)
manierką (instrumental singular)
manierkami (instrumental plural)
manierce (locative singular)
manierkach (locative plural)
manierko (singular vocative)
manierki (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Russian мане́рка (manérka).

bor+

flask (container for a small amount of beverage)


peleryna

pl-noun

peleryna f (diminutive pelerynka, related adjective pelerynowy)

pelerynka (diminutive)
pelerynowy (adjective)
peleryna (nominative singular)
peleryny (nominative plural)
peleryny (genitive singular)
peleryn (genitive plural)
pelerynie (dative singular)
pelerynom (dative plural)
pelerynę (accusative singular)
peleryny (accusative plural)
peleryną (instrumental singular)
pelerynami (instrumental plural)
pelerynie (locative singular)
pelerynach (locative plural)
peleryno (singular vocative)
peleryny (plural vocative)


broń biała

broń biała (nominative singular)
bronie białe (nominative plural)
broni białej (genitive singular)
broni białych (genitive plural)
broni białej (dative singular)
broniom białym (dative plural)
broń białą (accusative singular)
bronie białe (accusative plural)
bronią białą (instrumental singular)
broniami białymi (instrumental plural)
broni białej (locative singular)
broniach białych (locative plural)
broni biała (singular vocative)
bronie białe (plural vocative)

Coordinate term: broń palna


barta

barta (nominative singular)
barty (nominative plural)
barty (genitive singular)
bart (genitive plural)
barcie (dative singular)
bartom (dative plural)
bartę (accusative singular)
barty (accusative plural)
bartą (instrumental singular)
bartami (instrumental plural)
barcie (locative singular)
bartach (locative plural)
barto (singular vocative)
barty (plural vocative)

(historical) bardiche with a short shaft


salwa

salwa (nominative singular)
salwy (nominative plural)
salwy (genitive singular)
salw (genitive plural)
salwie (dative singular)
salwom (dative plural)
salwę (accusative singular)
salwy (accusative plural)
salwą (instrumental singular)
salwami (instrumental plural)
salwie (locative singular)
salwach (locative plural)
salwo (singular vocative)
salwy (plural vocative)

(military) salute, salvo, volley (concentrated fire from pieces of artillery)

ripple, salvo (combined cheers or laughter of a crowd)


torbiel

torbiel (nominative singular)
torbiele (nominative plural)
torbieli (genitive singular)
torbieli (genitive plural)
torbieli (dative singular)
torbielom (dative plural)
torbiel (accusative singular)
torbiele (accusative plural)
torbielą (instrumental singular)
torbielami (instrumental plural)
torbieli (locative singular)
torbielach (locative plural)
torbieli (singular vocative)
torbiele (plural vocative)


rubież

rubież (nominative singular)
rubieże (nominative plural)
rubieży (genitive singular)
rubieży (genitive plural)
rubieży (dative singular)
rubieżom (dative plural)
rubież (accusative singular)
rubieże (accusative plural)
rubieżą (instrumental singular)
rubieżami (instrumental plural)
rubieży (locative singular)
rubieżach (locative plural)
rubieży (singular vocative)
rubieże (plural vocative)

Borrowed from East Slavic, from Old East Slavic роубєжь (rubežĭ), from Proto-Slavic *rǫbežь. Doublet of rąbież.


Marycha

Marycha (nominative singular)
Marychy (nominative plural)
Marychy (genitive singular)
Marych (genitive plural)
Marysze (dative singular)
Marychom (dative plural)
Marychę (accusative singular)
Marychy (accusative plural)
Marychą (instrumental singular)
Marychami (instrumental plural)
Marysze (locative singular)
Marychach (locative plural)
Marycho (singular vocative)
Marychy (plural vocative)

an augmentative of the female given name Maria

Marycha (a small river running along the border of Poland, Lithuania and Belarus)


mamka

mamka (nominative singular)
mamki (nominative plural)
mamki (genitive singular)
mamek (genitive plural)
mamce (dative singular)
mamkom (dative plural)
mamkę (accusative singular)
mamki (accusative plural)
mamką (instrumental singular)
mamkami (instrumental plural)
mamce (locative singular)
mamkach (locative plural)
mamko (singular vocative)
mamki (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mamъka. By surface analysis, mama + -ka.

wet nurse (woman hired to suckle another woman's child)


Matrona

Matrona (nominative singular)
Matrony (nominative plural)
Matrony (genitive singular)
Matron (genitive plural)
Matronie (dative singular)
Matronom (dative plural)
Matronę (accusative singular)
Matrony (accusative plural)
Matroną (instrumental singular)
Matronami (instrumental plural)
Matronie (locative singular)
Matronach (locative plural)
Matrono (singular vocative)
Matrony (plural vocative)


gaża

gaża (nominative singular)
gaże (nominative plural)
gaży (genitive singular)
gaż (genitive plural)
gaży (dative singular)
gażom (dative plural)
gażę (accusative singular)
gaże (accusative plural)
gażą (instrumental singular)
gażami (instrumental plural)
gaży (locative singular)
gażach (locative plural)
gażo (singular vocative)
gaże (plural vocative)

(art, sports) fee, wage (money received as remuneration in certain professions, primarily related to artistic performance and sports)


czata

czata (nominative singular)
czaty (nominative plural)
czaty (genitive singular)
czat (genitive plural)
czacie (dative singular)
czatom (dative plural)
czatę (accusative singular)
czaty (accusative plural)
czatą (instrumental singular)
czatami (instrumental plural)
czacie (locative singular)
czatach (locative plural)
czato (singular vocative)
czaty (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Hungarian csata, from Serbo-Croatian četa, from Proto-Slavic *četa.

(archaic, military) outpost (military post)

(archaic, military) outpost (body of troops manning such a post)


Iwana

Iwan (masculine)
Iwana (nominative singular)
Iwany (nominative plural)
Iwany (genitive singular)
Iwan (genitive plural)
Iwanie (dative singular)
Iwanom (dative plural)
Iwanę (accusative singular)
Iwany (accusative plural)
Iwaną (instrumental singular)
Iwanami (instrumental plural)
Iwanie (locative singular)
Iwanach (locative plural)
Iwano (singular vocative)
Iwany (plural vocative)


licha

licha (nominative singular)
lichy (nominative plural)
lichy (genitive singular)
lich (genitive plural)
lisze (dative singular)
lichom (dative plural)
lichę (accusative singular)
lichy (accusative plural)
lichą (instrumental singular)
lichami (instrumental plural)
lisze (locative singular)
lichach (locative plural)
licho (singular vocative)
lichy (plural vocative)

(colloquial, entomology, lepidopterology) caterpillar, leafworm (larva of a butterfly or moth)


kuśka

kuśka (nominative singular)
kuśki (nominative plural)
kuśki (genitive singular)
kusiek (genitive plural)
kuśce (dative singular)
kuśkom (dative plural)
kuśkę (accusative singular)
kuśki (accusative plural)
kuśką (instrumental singular)
kuśkami (instrumental plural)
kuśce (locative singular)
kuśkach (locative plural)
kuśko (singular vocative)
kuśki (plural vocative)


precyzja

precyzja (nominative singular)
precyzji (genitive singular)
precyzji (dative singular)
precyzję (accusative singular)
precyzją (instrumental singular)
precyzji (locative singular)
precyzjo (singular vocative)

Borrowed from French précision, from Middle French precision, from Latin praecīsiō.


plama

plamka (diminutive)
plama (nominative singular)
plamy (nominative plural)
plamy (genitive singular)
plam (genitive plural)
plamie (dative singular)
plamom (dative plural)
plamę (accusative singular)
plamy (accusative plural)
plamą (instrumental singular)
plamami (instrumental plural)
plamie (locative singular)
plamach (locative plural)
plamo (singular vocative)
plamy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish plana, from Proto-Slavic *plěna.

stain (something tainting of one's character)


Czach

From truncation of personal names beginning with Cza- (e.g. Czabor and Czasław) + -ch.


Kopyść

/ˈkɔ.pɨɕt͡ɕ/


Brzenk

Alternative spelling of Brzęk, from brzęk.


sensacja

sensacyjka (diminutive)
sensacja (nominative singular)
sensacje (nominative plural)
sensacji (genitive singular)
sensacji (genitive plural)
sensacyj (archaic genitive plural)
sensacji (dative singular)
sensacjom (dative plural)
sensację (accusative singular)
sensacje (accusative plural)
sensacją (instrumental singular)
sensacjami (instrumental plural)
sensacji (locative singular)
sensacjach (locative plural)
sensacjo (singular vocative)
sensacje (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Late Latin sēnsātiō.

lbor

sensation (widespread reaction of interest or excitement)


Bołądź

/ˈbɔ.wɔɲt͡ɕ/


Ziemczyk

/ˈʑɛm.t͡ʂɨk/


persona grata

Unadapted borrowing from Latin persōna grāta.


Anusiewicz

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


Łoch

Uncertain. Perhaps from dialectal Polish łoch or East Slavic (compare Russian лох (lox)).


Łobos

From Ukrainian лоб (lob) or Old Polish łobuzie.


Bociąg

/ˈbɔ.t͡ɕɔŋk/


podstawówka

podstawówka (nominative singular)
podstawówki (nominative plural)
podstawówki (genitive singular)
podstawówek (genitive plural)
podstawówce (dative singular)
podstawówkom (dative plural)
podstawówkę (accusative singular)
podstawówki (accusative plural)
podstawówką (instrumental singular)
podstawówkami (instrumental plural)
podstawówce (locative singular)
podstawówkach (locative plural)
podstawówko (singular vocative)
podstawówki (plural vocative)

From podstawowy + -ówka. Ellipsis of szkoła podstawowa.

(education, informal) type of elementary school in Poland, starting at the age of 6-7 and lasting 8 years


Ochab

From ochab (“mud; marsh”) or ochabić (“to leave; to save”).


Worwąg

From warwa (“layer”) or warwas (“noise”).


Wojach

From woj and personal names beginning with Woj-, e.g. Wojciech, Wojsław.


zrzutka

zrzutka (nominative singular)
zrzutki (nominative plural)
zrzutki (genitive singular)
zrzutek (genitive plural)
zrzutce (dative singular)
zrzutkom (dative plural)
zrzutkę (accusative singular)
zrzutki (accusative plural)
zrzutką (instrumental singular)
zrzutkami (instrumental plural)
zrzutce (locative singular)
zrzutkach (locative plural)
zrzutko (singular vocative)
zrzutki (plural vocative)

(colloquial) collection (gathering money for a certain purpose)


składka

składka (nominative singular)
składki (nominative plural)
składki (genitive singular)
składek (genitive plural)
składce (dative singular)
składkom (dative plural)
składkę (accusative singular)
składki (accusative plural)
składką (instrumental singular)
składkami (instrumental plural)
składce (locative singular)
składkach (locative plural)
składko (singular vocative)
składki (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish składka. By surface analysis, składać + -ka.

contribution (amount of money given toward something)

collection (gathering of money for a certain purpose)

(bookbinding) gathering (section, a group of bifolios, or sheets of paper, stacked together and folded in half)

(obsolete, rare) object resulting from folding


Kobielus

From Old Polish kobiel (a type of basket).


banderia

banderia (nominative singular)
banderie (nominative plural)
banderii (genitive singular)
banderii (genitive plural)
banderyj (archaic genitive plural)
banderii (dative singular)
banderiom (dative plural)
banderię (accusative singular)
banderie (accusative plural)
banderią (instrumental singular)
banderiami (instrumental plural)
banderii (locative singular)
banderiach (locative plural)
banderio (singular vocative)
banderie (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German Banderie, from Medieval Latin banderium, or borrowed from Hungarian, ultimately of the same origin.


Bogut

From names beginning with Bog-, e.g. Bogumił, Bogusław, and Bogdan.


Dragun

English: Dragun


Gryziec

/ˈɡrɨ.ʑɛt͡s/


witki

inflection of witka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


roboty

inflection of robota:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


wiary

inflection of wiara:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


córki

inflection of córka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


walki

inflection of walka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


żony

inflection of żona:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


prawdy

inflection of prawda:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


prawdy

inflection of prawda:
vocative/accusative/nominative plural