Kania

Kania (nominative singular)
Kanie (nominative plural)
Kani (genitive singular)
Kani (genitive plural)
Kań (genitive plural)
Kani (dative singular)
Kaniom (dative plural)
Kanię (accusative singular)
Kanie (accusative plural)
Kanią (instrumental singular)
Kaniami (instrumental plural)
Kani (locative singular)
Kaniach (locative plural)
Kanio (singular vocative)
Kanie (plural vocative)


Krupa

Krupa (nominative singular)
Krupy (nominative plural)
Krupy (genitive singular)
Krup (genitive plural)
Krupie (dative singular)
Krupom (dative plural)
Krupę (accusative singular)
Krupy (accusative plural)
Krupą (instrumental singular)
Krupami (instrumental plural)
Krupie (locative singular)
Krupach (locative plural)
Krupo (singular vocative)
Krupy (plural vocative)


Timiszoara

Timiszoara (nominative singular)
Timiszoary (genitive singular)
Timiszoarze (dative singular)
Timiszoarę (accusative singular)
Timiszoarą (instrumental singular)
Timiszoarze (locative singular)
Timiszoaro (singular vocative)

Borrowed from Romanian Timișoara, from Hungarian Temesvár.


Szymanowska

pl-proper noun

Szymanowska f (male equivalent Szymanowski)

Szymanowski (masculine)
Szymanowska (nominative singular)
Szymanowskie (nominative plural)
Szymanowskiej (genitive singular)
Szymanowskich (genitive plural)
Szymanowskiej (dative singular)
Szymanowskim (dative plural)
Szymanowską (accusative singular)
Szymanowskie (accusative plural)
Szymanowską (instrumental singular)
Szymanowskimi (instrumental plural)
Szymanowskiej (locative singular)
Szymanowskich (locative plural)
Szymanowska (singular vocative)
Szymanowskie (plural vocative)


Korcz

Korcz (nominative singular)
Korcz (nominative plural)
Korcz (genitive singular)
Korcz (genitive plural)
Korcz (dative singular)
Korcz (dative plural)
Korcz (accusative singular)
Korcz (accusative plural)
Korcz (instrumental singular)
Korcz (instrumental plural)
Korcz (locative singular)
Korcz (locative plural)
Korcz (singular vocative)
Korcz (plural vocative)

Variant of Karcz. From Polish karcz or East Slavic корч.


babeczka

babka (augmentative)
babeczka (nominative singular)
babeczki (nominative plural)
babeczki (genitive singular)
babeczek (genitive plural)
babeczce (dative singular)
babeczkom (dative plural)
babeczkę (accusative singular)
babeczki (accusative plural)
babeczką (instrumental singular)
babeczkami (instrumental plural)
babeczce (locative singular)
babeczkach (locative plural)
babeczko (singular vocative)
babeczki (plural vocative)


węgierka

węgierka (nominative singular)
węgierki (nominative plural)
węgierki (genitive singular)
węgierek (genitive plural)
węgierce (dative singular)
węgierkom (dative plural)
węgierkę (accusative singular)
węgierki (accusative plural)
węgierką (instrumental singular)
węgierkami (instrumental plural)
węgierce (locative singular)
węgierkach (locative plural)
węgierko (singular vocative)
węgierki (plural vocative)

cultivar of Prunus domestica subsp. italica


Kujawa

Kujawa (nominative singular)
Kujawy (genitive singular)
Kujawie (dative singular)
Kujawę (accusative singular)
Kujawą (instrumental singular)
Kujawie (locative singular)
Kujawo (singular vocative)

Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship
Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship#English

Kujawa (a village in the Gmina of Osiek, Brodnica County, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland)

Kujawa (a village in the Gmina of Golub-Dobrzyń, Golub-Dobrzyń County, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland)

Lubusz Voivodeship
Lubusz Voivodeship#English

Kujawa (a village in the gmina of Gubin, Krosno County, Lubusz Voivodeship, Poland)


Kujawa

Kujawa (nominative singular)
Kujawy (nominative plural)
Kujawy (genitive singular)
Kujaw (genitive plural)
Kujawie (dative singular)
Kujawom (dative plural)
Kujawę (accusative singular)
Kujawy (accusative plural)
Kujawą (instrumental singular)
Kujawami (instrumental plural)
Kujawie (locative singular)
Kujawach (locative plural)
Kujawo (singular vocative)
Kujawy (plural vocative)

From Kujawa (“any of several villages”) or Kujawy (“Kuyavia, region in north-central Poland”).


Socha

Socha (nominative singular)
Sochy (nominative plural)
Sochy (genitive singular)
Soch (genitive plural)
Sosze (dative singular)
Sochom (dative plural)
Sochę (accusative singular)
Sochy (accusative plural)
Sochą (instrumental singular)
Sochami (instrumental plural)
Sosze (locative singular)
Sochach (locative plural)
Socho (singular vocative)
Sochy (plural vocative)


Kula

Kula (nominative singular)
Kule (nominative plural)
Kuli (genitive singular)
Kul (genitive plural)
Kuli (dative singular)
Kulom (dative plural)
Kulę (accusative singular)
Kule (accusative plural)
Kulą (instrumental singular)
Kulami (instrumental plural)
Kuli (locative singular)
Kulach (locative plural)
Kulo (singular vocative)
Kule (plural vocative)


Reda

redzki (adjective)
Reda (nominative singular)
Redy (genitive singular)
Redzie (dative singular)
Redę (accusative singular)
Redą (instrumental singular)
Redzie (locative singular)
Redo (singular vocative)

Pomeranian Voivodeship
Pomeranian Voivodeship#English

Reda (a city in the Pomeranian Voivodeship, in northern Poland)

Reda (a river in northern Poland, that empties into the Bay of Puck)


Adamczyk

From Adam + -czyk (surname-forming suffix).


Ziemba

Ziemba (nominative singular)
Ziemby (nominative plural)
Ziemby (genitive singular)
Ziemb (genitive plural)
Ziembie (dative singular)
Ziembom (dative plural)
Ziembę (accusative singular)
Ziemby (accusative plural)
Ziembą (instrumental singular)
Ziembami (instrumental plural)
Ziembie (locative singular)
Ziembach (locative plural)
Ziembo (singular vocative)
Ziemby (plural vocative)


riksza

riksza (nominative singular)
riksze (nominative plural)
rikszy (genitive singular)
riksz (genitive plural)
rikszy (dative singular)
rikszom (dative plural)
rikszę (accusative singular)
riksze (accusative plural)
rikszą (instrumental singular)
rikszami (instrumental plural)
rikszy (locative singular)
rikszach (locative plural)
rikszo (singular vocative)
riksze (plural vocative)

Borrowed from English rickshaw, from Japanese 力車 (rikisha).

rickshaw (two-wheeled carriage pulled along by a person)


sztaluga

sztaluga (nominative singular)
sztalugi (nominative plural)
sztalugi (genitive singular)
sztalug (genitive plural)
sztaludze (dative singular)
sztalugom (dative plural)
sztalugę (accusative singular)
sztalugi (accusative plural)
sztalugą (instrumental singular)
sztalugami (instrumental plural)
sztaludze (locative singular)
sztalugach (locative plural)
sztalugo (singular vocative)
sztalugi (plural vocative)

From German stellen + -uga or German Stellung.


Jarosz

Multiple etymologies:
* derivative of personal names beginning with Jaro- (e.g. Jarosław); ultimately from jary
* from jarosz; ultimately from jary
* transliteration of Ukrainian Ярош (Jaroš)


Sowa

Sowa (nominative singular)
Sowy (nominative plural)
Sowy (genitive singular)
Sów (genitive plural)
Sowie (dative singular)
Sowom (dative plural)
Sowę (accusative singular)
Sowy (accusative plural)
Sową (instrumental singular)
Sowami (instrumental plural)
Sowie (locative singular)
Sowach (locative plural)
Sowo (singular vocative)
Sowy (plural vocative)


Kopernik

Kopernik (nominative singular)
Kopernikowie (nominative plural)
Kopernika (genitive singular)
Koperników (genitive plural)
Kopernikowi (dative singular)
Kopernikom (dative plural)
Kopernika (accusative singular)
Koperników (accusative plural)
Kopernikiem (instrumental singular)
Kopernikami (instrumental plural)
Koperniku (locative singular)
Kopernikach (locative plural)
Koperniku (singular vocative)
Kopernikowie (plural vocative)

desctree

→ Latin: Copernicus, Coppernicus
→ Catalan: Copèrnic (learned)
→ English: Copernicus
→ German: Copernicus, Kopernikus

Apparently given to people from the village of Koperniki, which was the ancestral village of Nicolaus Copernicus. See Nicolaus Copernicus § Name and Koperniki at Wikipedia for more.


Janda

Janda (nominative singular)
Jandy (nominative plural)
Jandy (genitive singular)
Jand (genitive plural)
Jandzie (dative singular)
Jandom (dative plural)
Jandę (accusative singular)
Jandy (accusative plural)
Jandą (instrumental singular)
Jandami (instrumental plural)
Jandzie (locative singular)
Jandach (locative plural)
Jando (singular vocative)
Jandy (plural vocative)


Skiba

Skiba (nominative singular)
Skiby (nominative plural)
Skiby (genitive singular)
Skib (genitive plural)
Skibie (dative singular)
Skibom (dative plural)
Skibę (accusative singular)
Skiby (accusative plural)
Skibą (instrumental singular)
Skibami (instrumental plural)
Skibie (locative singular)
Skibach (locative plural)
Skibo (singular vocative)
Skiby (plural vocative)


Mucha

Mucha (nominative singular)
Muchy (nominative plural)
Muchy (genitive singular)
Much (genitive plural)
Musze (dative singular)
Muchom (dative plural)
Muchę (accusative singular)
Muchy (accusative plural)
Muchą (instrumental singular)
Muchami (instrumental plural)
Musze (locative singular)
Muchach (locative plural)
Mucho (singular vocative)
Muchy (plural vocative)


Konopka

Konopka (nominative singular)
Konopki (nominative plural)
Konopki (genitive singular)
Konopek (genitive plural)
Konopce (dative singular)
Konopkom (dative plural)
Konopkę (accusative singular)
Konopki (accusative plural)
Konopką (instrumental singular)
Konopkami (instrumental plural)
Konopce (locative singular)
Konopkach (locative plural)
Konopko (singular vocative)
Konopki (plural vocative)


Andikitira

Andikitira (nominative singular)
Andikitiry (genitive singular)
Andikitirze (dative singular)
Andikitirę (accusative singular)
Andikitirą (instrumental singular)
Andikitirze (locative singular)
Andikitiro (singular vocative)

Borrowed from Greek Αντικύθηρα (Antikýthira).


kompozycja

kompozycja (nominative singular)
kompozycje (nominative plural)
kompozycji (genitive singular)
kompozycji (genitive plural)
kompozycyj (archaic genitive plural)
kompozycji (dative singular)
kompozycjom (dative plural)
kompozycję (accusative singular)
kompozycje (accusative plural)
kompozycją (instrumental singular)
kompozycjami (instrumental plural)
kompozycji (locative singular)
kompozycjach (locative plural)
kompozycjo (singular vocative)
kompozycje (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Latin compositiō.

composition (proportion of different parts to make a whole)

(colloquial) composition (work of music, literature or art)

(linguistics) composition (formation of compound words from separate words)

(computing) theme, skin (colour schemes, sounds, artwork of an application)

(computing) composition (object oriented programming)


Zaremba

Zaremba (nominative singular)
Zaremby (nominative plural)
Zaremby (genitive singular)
Zaremb (genitive plural)
Zarembie (dative singular)
Zarembom (dative plural)
Zarembę (accusative singular)
Zaremby (accusative plural)
Zarembą (instrumental singular)
Zarembami (instrumental plural)
Zarembie (locative singular)
Zarembach (locative plural)
Zarembo (singular vocative)
Zaremby (plural vocative)

Variant of the surname Zaręba, from the verb zarąbać (“to chop”). The surname may refer to a woodcutter or Zaręby (places in Poland).


Matula

Matula (nominative singular)
Matule (nominative plural)
Matuli (genitive singular)
Matul (genitive plural)
Matuli (dative singular)
Matulom (dative plural)
Matulę (accusative singular)
Matule (accusative plural)
Matulą (instrumental singular)
Matulami (instrumental plural)
Matuli (locative singular)
Matulach (locative plural)
Matulo (singular vocative)
Matule (plural vocative)


Mikula

Mikula (nominative singular)
Mikule (nominative plural)
Mikuli (genitive singular)
Mikul (genitive plural)
Mikuli (dative singular)
Mikulom (dative plural)
Mikulę (accusative singular)
Mikule (accusative plural)
Mikulą (instrumental singular)
Mikulami (instrumental plural)
Mikuli (locative singular)
Mikulach (locative plural)
Mikulo (singular vocative)
Mikule (plural vocative)


mikroflora

mikroflora (nominative singular)
mikroflory (nominative plural)
mikroflory (genitive singular)
mikroflor (genitive plural)
mikroflorze (dative singular)
mikroflorom (dative plural)
mikroflorę (accusative singular)
mikroflory (accusative plural)
mikroflorą (instrumental singular)
mikroflorami (instrumental plural)
mikroflorze (locative singular)
mikroflorach (locative plural)
mikrofloro (singular vocative)
mikroflory (plural vocative)

Oczywiście jest to wynikiem warunków, całkowity brak mikroflory bakteryjnej w namiocie, nieskażone powietrze.

1998, Leon Pawlik, Ankara (fiction), Warszawa: Świat Książki

Of course this is a result of the conditions, such as a complete lack of microflora bacteria in the tent, and unpolluted wind.


Sroka

Sroka (nominative singular)
Sroki (nominative plural)
Sroki (genitive singular)
Srok (genitive plural)
Sroce (dative singular)
Srokom (dative plural)
Srokę (accusative singular)
Sroki (accusative plural)
Sroką (instrumental singular)
Srokami (instrumental plural)
Sroce (locative singular)
Srokach (locative plural)
Sroko (singular vocative)
Sroki (plural vocative)


Swoboda

Swoboda (nominative singular)
Swobody (nominative plural)
Swobody (genitive singular)
Swobod (genitive plural)
Swobodzie (dative singular)
Swobodom (dative plural)
Swobodę (accusative singular)
Swobody (accusative plural)
Swobodą (instrumental singular)
Swobodami (instrumental plural)
Swobodzie (locative singular)
Swobodach (locative plural)
Swobodo (singular vocative)
Swobody (plural vocative)


Dula

Dula (nominative singular)
Dule (nominative plural)
Duli (genitive singular)
Dul (genitive plural)
Duli (dative singular)
Dulom (dative plural)
Dulę (accusative singular)
Dule (accusative plural)
Dulą (instrumental singular)
Dulami (instrumental plural)
Duli (locative singular)
Dulach (locative plural)
Dulo (singular vocative)
Dule (plural vocative)


Kohut

Variant of Kogut, from or influenced by a language in which 'g' mutated to 'h' (e.g. Ukrainian, Belarusian, Czech, Slovak).


mleczarnia

pl-noun

mleczarnia f (related adjective mleczarniany)

mleczarniany (adjective)
mleczarnia (nominative singular)
mleczarnie (nominative plural)
mleczarni (genitive singular)
mleczarni (genitive plural)
mleczarń (genitive plural)
mleczarni (dative singular)
mleczarniom (dative plural)
mleczarnię (accusative singular)
mleczarnie (accusative plural)
mleczarnią (instrumental singular)
mleczarniami (instrumental plural)
mleczarni (locative singular)
mleczarniach (locative plural)
mleczarnio (singular vocative)
mleczarnie (plural vocative)

dairy, dairy farm (enterprise, often on a farm, where milk is processed and turned into products such as butter and cheese)

(colloquial, humorous) dairy (woman's breasts)


wtopa

wtopa (nominative singular)
wtopy (nominative plural)
wtopy (genitive singular)
wtop (genitive plural)
wtopie (dative singular)
wtopom (dative plural)
wtopę (accusative singular)
wtopy (accusative plural)
wtopą (instrumental singular)
wtopami (instrumental plural)
wtopie (locative singular)
wtopach (locative plural)
wtopo (singular vocative)
wtopy (plural vocative)


ryza

ryza (nominative singular)
ryzy (nominative plural)
ryzy (genitive singular)
ryz (genitive plural)
ryzie (dative singular)
ryzom (dative plural)
ryzę (accusative singular)
ryzy (accusative plural)
ryzą (instrumental singular)
ryzami (instrumental plural)
ryzie (locative singular)
ryzach (locative plural)
ryzo (singular vocative)
ryzy (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German Ries, from Arabic رِزْمَة (rizma, “bundle”).


ryza

Borrowed from German Riese. Per Brückner borrowed from German Riss.


Duma

Duma (nominative singular)
Dumy (genitive singular)
Dumie (dative singular)
Dumę (accusative singular)
Dumą (instrumental singular)
Dumie (locative singular)
Dumo (singular vocative)

Borrowed from Russian Ду́ма (Dúma). Doublet of duma.

(government) State Duma (the lower house of the Federal Assembly of Russia)


Szewczyk

/ˈʂɛf.t͡ʂɨk/


Moskal

Probably borrowed from Russian моска́ль (moskálʹ).


Kuchta

Kuchta (nominative singular)
Kuchty (nominative plural)
Kuchty (genitive singular)
Kucht (genitive plural)
Kuchcie (dative singular)
Kuchtom (dative plural)
Kuchtę (accusative singular)
Kuchty (accusative plural)
Kuchtą (instrumental singular)
Kuchtami (instrumental plural)
Kuchcie (locative singular)
Kuchtach (locative plural)
Kuchto (singular vocative)
Kuchty (plural vocative)


Pawlik

From Paweł (“Paul”) + -ik (diminutive suffix).


Noga

Noga (nominative singular)
Nogi (nominative plural)
Nogi (genitive singular)
Nog (genitive plural)
Nodze (dative singular)
Nogom (dative plural)
Nogę (accusative singular)
Nogi (accusative plural)
Nogą (instrumental singular)
Nogami (instrumental plural)
Nodze (locative singular)
Nogach (locative plural)
Nogo (singular vocative)
Nogi (plural vocative)


Kukla

Kukla (nominative singular)
Kukle (nominative plural)
Kukli (genitive singular)
Kukli (genitive plural)
Kukli (dative singular)
Kuklom (dative plural)
Kuklę (accusative singular)
Kukle (accusative plural)
Kuklą (instrumental singular)
Kuklami (instrumental plural)
Kukli (locative singular)
Kuklach (locative plural)
Kuklo (singular vocative)
Kukle (plural vocative)


Dali

Dali (nominative singular)
Dali (nominative plural)
Dalego (genitive singular)
Dalich (genitive plural)
Dalemu (dative singular)
Dalim (dative plural)
Dalego (accusative singular)
Dalich (accusative plural)
Dalim (instrumental singular)
Dalimi (instrumental plural)
Dalim (locative singular)
Dalich (locative plural)
Dali (singular vocative)
Dali (plural vocative)


Ryba

Ryba (nominative singular)
Ryby (nominative plural)
Ryby (genitive singular)
Ryb (genitive plural)
Rybie (dative singular)
Rybom (dative plural)
Rybę (accusative singular)
Ryby (accusative plural)
Rybą (instrumental singular)
Rybami (instrumental plural)
Rybie (locative singular)
Rybach (locative plural)
Rybo (singular vocative)
Ryby (plural vocative)


Chmura

Chmura (nominative singular)
Chmury (nominative plural)
Chmury (genitive singular)
Chmur (genitive plural)
Chmurze (dative singular)
Chmurom (dative plural)
Chmurę (accusative singular)
Chmury (accusative plural)
Chmurą (instrumental singular)
Chmurami (instrumental plural)
Chmurze (locative singular)
Chmurach (locative plural)
Chmuro (singular vocative)
Chmury (plural vocative)


Klar

Borrowed from German Klär, from Latin clārus.


Kogut

From kogut (“rooster”). Cognate with Czech Kohout.


Lipka

Lipka (nominative singular)
Lipki (nominative plural)
Lipki (genitive singular)
Lipek (genitive plural)
Lipce (dative singular)
Lipkom (dative plural)
Lipkę (accusative singular)
Lipki (accusative plural)
Lipką (instrumental singular)
Lipkami (instrumental plural)
Lipce (locative singular)
Lipkach (locative plural)
Lipko (singular vocative)
Lipki (plural vocative)


Miera

Miera (nominative singular)
Miery (nominative plural)
Miery (genitive singular)
Mier (genitive plural)
Mierze (dative singular)
Mierom (dative plural)
Mierę (accusative singular)
Miery (accusative plural)
Mierą (instrumental singular)
Mierami (instrumental plural)
Mierze (locative singular)
Mierach (locative plural)
Miero (singular vocative)
Miery (plural vocative)


Majka

Majka (nominative singular)
Majki (nominative plural)
Majki (genitive singular)
Majek (genitive plural)
Majce (dative singular)
Majkom (dative plural)
Majkę (accusative singular)
Majki (accusative plural)
Majką (instrumental singular)
Majkami (instrumental plural)
Majce (locative singular)
Majkach (locative plural)
Majko (singular vocative)
Majki (plural vocative)

a diminutive of the female given name Maja


pończocha

pończoszka (diminutive)
pończocha (nominative singular)
pończochy (nominative plural)
pończochy (genitive singular)
pończoch (genitive plural)
pończosze (dative singular)
pończochom (dative plural)
pończochę (accusative singular)
pończochy (accusative plural)
pończochą (instrumental singular)
pończochami (instrumental plural)
pończosze (locative singular)
pończochach (locative plural)
pończocho (singular vocative)
pończochy (plural vocative)

→ Belarusian: панчо́ха (pančóxa)

→ Ukrainian: панчо́ха (pančóxa)

Borrowed from Czech punčocha, from Middle High German puntschuoch, buntschuoch. Compare German Bundschuh.

der

(chiefly in the plural) stocking (elastic garments covering the leg)


Stenzel

From a German form of the Slavic personal name Stanisław / Stanislav.


surowica

surowica (nominative singular)
surowice (nominative plural)
surowicy (genitive singular)
surowic (genitive plural)
surowicy (dative singular)
surowicom (dative plural)
surowicę (accusative singular)
surowice (accusative plural)
surowicą (instrumental singular)
surowicami (instrumental plural)
surowicy (locative singular)
surowicach (locative plural)
surowico (singular vocative)
surowice (plural vocative)

serum (liquid that separates out when blood coagulates)


tanatopraksja

tanatopraksja (nominative singular)
tanatopraksje (nominative plural)
tanatopraksji (genitive singular)
tanatopraksji (genitive plural)
tanatopraksji (dative singular)
tanatopraksjom (dative plural)
tanatopraksję (accusative singular)
tanatopraksje (accusative plural)
tanatopraksją (instrumental singular)
tanatopraksjami (instrumental plural)
tanatopraksji (locative singular)
tanatopraksjach (locative plural)
tanatopraksjo (singular vocative)
tanatopraksje (plural vocative)

Internationalism. Compare French thanatopraxie, Italian tanatoprassi, German Thanatopraxie. From θάνατος (thánatos) + πρᾶξις (prâxis).

W istocie tanatopraksja podejmuje jedynie zasadę tradycyjnego obowiązku toalety zmarłych przy użyciu środków technicznych.

1998 October 16, Włodzimierz Nowak, “Pod maską szakala”, in Gazeta Wyborcza, Agora S.A.

In reality thanatopraxie merely takes the rule of traditional toiletry needs of the dead by using technical means.

Gdy wyjaśniliśmy jej, na czym ma polegać ten nowoczesny pochówek, że będzie wykorzystana tanatopraksja, wtedy podpisała zgodę.

2003 July 26, Renata JOCHYMEK, “Cmentarz przyszłości”, in Gazeta Krakowska, Kraków: "Polskapresse". Oddział "Prasa Krakowska"

When we explained to her that that's how this modern burial works, that thanatopraxie will be used, she gave her agreement.

Nie mówi się o śmierci, mówi się „o tym”, worek na zwłoki staje się „białym, plastikowym całunem”, zamiast przewiezienia zwłok do chłodni jest „eksportacja”, zamiast balsamowania „tanatopraksja”.

2007 October 27, Agnieszka Krzemińska, Joanna Podgórska, “Wyprawa na wieczność”, in Polityka, number 2626, ul. Słupecka 6, 02-309 Warszawa, Poland: Polityka - Spółdzielnia Pracy, →ISSN

He didn't speak of death, he didn't speak about the fact that the bag for the body is becoming "a white, plastic shroud", instead of moving the body to the icehouse, there's "exportation", instead of embalming there's "thanatopraxie".

thanatopraxie (the practise of embalming a corpse)


Klotylda

Klotylda (nominative singular)
Klotyldy (nominative plural)
Klotyldy (genitive singular)
Klotyld (genitive plural)
Klotyldzie (dative singular)
Klotyldom (dative plural)
Klotyldę (accusative singular)
Klotyldy (accusative plural)
Klotyldą (instrumental singular)
Klotyldami (instrumental plural)
Klotyldzie (locative singular)
Klotyldach (locative plural)
Klotyldo (singular vocative)
Klotyldy (plural vocative)

a female given name, equivalent to English Clotilde


Smetana

Smetana (nominative singular)
Smetany (nominative plural)
Smetany (genitive singular)
Smetan (genitive plural)
Smetanie (dative singular)
Smetanom (dative plural)
Smetanę (accusative singular)
Smetany (accusative plural)
Smetaną (instrumental singular)
Smetanami (instrumental plural)
Smetanie (locative singular)
Smetanach (locative plural)
Smetano (singular vocative)
Smetany (plural vocative)


Soroka

Soroka (nominative singular)
Soroki (nominative plural)
Soroki (genitive singular)
Sorok (genitive plural)
Soroce (dative singular)
Sorokom (dative plural)
Sorokę (accusative singular)
Soroki (accusative plural)
Soroką (instrumental singular)
Sorokami (instrumental plural)
Soroce (locative singular)
Sorokach (locative plural)
Soroko (singular vocative)
Soroki (plural vocative)

From Ukrainian сорока (soroka, “magpie”).


husaria

husaria (nominative singular)
husarie (nominative plural)
husarii (genitive singular)
husarii (genitive plural)
husaryj (archaic genitive plural)
husarii (dative singular)
husariom (dative plural)
husarię (accusative singular)
husarie (accusative plural)
husarią (instrumental singular)
husariami (instrumental plural)
husarii (locative singular)
husariach (locative plural)
husario (singular vocative)
husarie (plural vocative)

(collective, historical, military) one of the main types of Polish cavalry in Poland and in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth between the 16th and 18th centuries


czubatka europejska

czubatka europejska (nominative singular)
czubatki europejskie (nominative plural)
czubatki europejskiej (genitive singular)
czubatek europejskich (genitive plural)
czubatce europejskiej (dative singular)
czubatkom europejskim (dative plural)
czubatkę europejską (accusative singular)
czubatki europejskie (accusative plural)
czubatką europejską (instrumental singular)
czubatkami europejskimi (instrumental plural)
czubatce europejskiej (locative singular)
czubatkach europejskich (locative plural)
czubatko europejska (singular vocative)
czubatki europejskie (plural vocative)

Lophophanes cristatus
Wikispecies:Lophophanes cristatus


wieczerza

wieczerza (nominative singular)
wieczerze (nominative plural)
wieczerzy (genitive singular)
wieczerzy (genitive plural)
wieczerzy (dative singular)
wieczerzom (dative plural)
wieczerzę (accusative singular)
wieczerze (accusative plural)
wieczerzą (instrumental singular)
wieczerzami (instrumental plural)
wieczerzy (locative singular)
wieczerzach (locative plural)
wieczerzo (singular vocative)
wieczerze (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish wieczerza, from Proto-Slavic *večeřa.

(literary or regional) supper (any meal eaten in the evening)


schadzka

schadzka (nominative singular)
schadzki (nominative plural)
schadzki (genitive singular)
schadzek (genitive plural)
schadzce (dative singular)
schadzkom (dative plural)
schadzkę (accusative singular)
schadzki (accusative plural)
schadzką (instrumental singular)
schadzkami (instrumental plural)
schadzce (locative singular)
schadzkach (locative plural)
schadzko (singular vocative)
schadzki (plural vocative)

→ Kashubian: schôdzka

→ Vilamovian: shocka


wzmianka

wzmianeczka (diminutive)
wzmianka (nominative singular)
wzmianki (nominative plural)
wzmianki (genitive singular)
wzmianek (genitive plural)
wzmiance (dative singular)
wzmiankom (dative plural)
wzmiankę (accusative singular)
wzmianki (accusative plural)
wzmianką (instrumental singular)
wzmiankami (instrumental plural)
wzmiance (locative singular)
wzmiankach (locative plural)
wzmianko (singular vocative)
wzmianki (plural vocative)

mention (a speaking or notice of anything, usually in a brief or cursory manner)


wygoda

pl-noun

wygoda f (diminutive (obsolete) wygodka or (obsolete) wygódka)

wygodka (diminutive obsolete)
wygódka (diminutive obsolete)
wygoda (nominative singular)
wygody (nominative plural)
wygody (genitive singular)
wygód (genitive plural)
wygodzie (dative singular)
wygodom (dative plural)
wygodę (accusative singular)
wygody (accusative plural)
wygodą (instrumental singular)
wygodami (instrumental plural)
wygodzie (locative singular)
wygodach (locative plural)
wygodo (singular vocative)
wygody (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish wygoda. By surface analysis, deverbal from wygodzić.


dojrzałość

dojrzałość (nominative singular)
dojrzałości (nominative plural)
dojrzałości (genitive singular)
dojrzałości (genitive plural)
dojrzałości (dative singular)
dojrzałościom (dative plural)
dojrzałość (accusative singular)
dojrzałości (accusative plural)
dojrzałością (instrumental singular)
dojrzałościami (instrumental plural)
dojrzałości (locative singular)
dojrzałościach (locative plural)
dojrzałości (singular vocative)
dojrzałości (plural vocative)


obręcz

obręcz (nominative singular)
obręcze (nominative plural)
obręczy (genitive singular)
obręczy (genitive plural)
obręczy (dative singular)
obręczom (dative plural)
obręcz (accusative singular)
obręcze (accusative plural)
obręczą (instrumental singular)
obręczami (instrumental plural)
obręczy (locative singular)
obręczach (locative plural)
obręczy (singular vocative)
obręcze (plural vocative)

obręcz barkowa

obręcz miedniczna


śmiałość

śmiałość (nominative singular)
śmiałości (nominative plural)
śmiałości (genitive singular)
śmiałości (genitive plural)
śmiałości (dative singular)
śmiałościom (dative plural)
śmiałość (accusative singular)
śmiałości (accusative plural)
śmiałością (instrumental singular)
śmiałościami (instrumental plural)
śmiałości (locative singular)
śmiałościach (locative plural)
śmiałości (singular vocative)
śmiałości (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish śmiełość, from Proto-Slavic *sъmělostь. By surface analysis, śmiały + -ość.


adwokatka

adwokatka (nominative singular)
adwokatki (nominative plural)
adwokatki (genitive singular)
adwokatek (genitive plural)
adwokatce (dative singular)
adwokatkom (dative plural)
adwokatkę (accusative singular)
adwokatki (accusative plural)
adwokatką (instrumental singular)
adwokatkami (instrumental plural)
adwokatce (locative singular)
adwokatkach (locative plural)
adwokatko (singular vocative)
adwokatki (plural vocative)

From adwokat + -ka. First attested in 1676.

ref

Krystyna Siekierska (15.12.2014) “ADWOKATKA”, in Elektroniczny Słownik Języka Polskiego XVII i XVIII Wieku [Electronic Dictionary of the Polish Language of the XVII and XVIII Century]


hetera

hetera (nominative singular)
hetery (nominative plural)
hetery (genitive singular)
heter (genitive plural)
heterze (dative singular)
heterom (dative plural)
heterę (accusative singular)
hetery (accusative plural)
heterą (instrumental singular)
heterami (instrumental plural)
heterze (locative singular)
heterach (locative plural)
hetero (singular vocative)
hetery (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Ancient Greek ἑταῖρα (hetaîra).

lbor

(Ancient Greece, historical) hetaera (hired female companion)


Moroz

From Ukrainian or Russian мороз (moroz, literally “frost”).


Kozar

From a Slavic language, e.g. koza (“goat”).


Wrona

Wrona (nominative singular)
Wrony (nominative plural)
Wrony (genitive singular)
Wron (genitive plural)
Wronie (dative singular)
Wronom (dative plural)
Wronę (accusative singular)
Wrony (accusative plural)
Wroną (instrumental singular)
Wronami (instrumental plural)
Wronie (locative singular)
Wronach (locative plural)
Wrono (singular vocative)
Wrony (plural vocative)


Koza

Koza (nominative singular)
Kozy (nominative plural)
Kozy (genitive singular)
Koz (genitive plural)
Kozie (dative singular)
Kozom (dative plural)
Kozę (accusative singular)
Kozy (accusative plural)
Kozą (instrumental singular)
Kozami (instrumental plural)
Kozie (locative singular)
Kozach (locative plural)
Kozo (singular vocative)
Kozy (plural vocative)


bezkarność

bezkarność (nominative singular)
bezkarności (genitive singular)
bezkarności (dative singular)
bezkarność (accusative singular)
bezkarnością (instrumental singular)
bezkarności (locative singular)
bezkarności (singular vocative)


Bartek

Clipping of Bartłomiej and Bartosz + -ek.


Matuszak

→ German: Matuschek


Borek

From Proto-Slavic *boriti (“to fight”), bór (“conifer forest”), or personal names such as Borzysław and Borzymir.


Grossmann

Unadapted borrowing from German Großmann.


Augustyn

Learned borrowing from Latin Augustīnus.


Adamek

From Adam + -ek (diminutive suffix). Surname presumably from Czech Adámek.


Nida

Nida (a river in southern Poland, a left tributary of the Vistula)

Nida (a river in central Poland, a left tributary of the Słudwia)


Nida

Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship
Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship#English

Nida (a village in the Gmina of Morawica, Kielce County, Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, Poland)

Nida (a district of Ruciane-Nida, Poland)


Nida

Nida (a town in Klaipėda County, Lithuania)


Nida

Nida (nominative singular)
Nidy (genitive singular)
Nidzie (dative singular)
Nidę (accusative singular)
Nidą (instrumental singular)
Nidzie (locative singular)
Nido (singular vocative)

(Ancient Rome, historical) Nida (ancient Roman town in Germania)


Bednarek

From bednarz (“cooper”) + -ek (diminutive suffix).


Miłosz

From miły + -osz. Cognate with Czech Miloš.


Kostka

Kostka (nominative singular)
Kostki (nominative plural)
Kostki (genitive singular)
Kostek (genitive plural)
Kostce (dative singular)
Kostkom (dative plural)
Kostkę (accusative singular)
Kostki (accusative plural)
Kostką (instrumental singular)
Kostkami (instrumental plural)
Kostce (locative singular)
Kostkach (locative plural)
Kostko (singular vocative)
Kostki (plural vocative)


Zima

Zima (nominative singular)
Zimy (nominative plural)
Zimy (genitive singular)
Zim (genitive plural)
Zimie (dative singular)
Zimom (dative plural)
Zimę (accusative singular)
Zimy (accusative plural)
Zimą (instrumental singular)
Zimami (instrumental plural)
Zimie (locative singular)
Zimach (locative plural)
Zimo (singular vocative)
Zimy (plural vocative)


Partyka

Partyka (nominative singular)
Partyki (nominative plural)
Partyki (genitive singular)
Partyk (genitive plural)
Partyce (dative singular)
Partykom (dative plural)
Partykę (accusative singular)
Partyki (accusative plural)
Partyką (instrumental singular)
Partykami (instrumental plural)
Partyce (locative singular)
Partykach (locative plural)
Partyko (singular vocative)
Partyki (plural vocative)


Sirota

Sirota (nominative singular)
Siroty (nominative plural)
Siroty (genitive singular)
Sirot (genitive plural)
Sirocie (dative singular)
Sirotom (dative plural)
Sirotę (accusative singular)
Siroty (accusative plural)
Sirotą (instrumental singular)
Sirotami (instrumental plural)
Sirocie (locative singular)
Sirotach (locative plural)
Siroto (singular vocative)
Siroty (plural vocative)


Labuda

Labuda (nominative singular)
Labudy (nominative plural)
Labudy (genitive singular)
Labud (genitive plural)
Labudzie (dative singular)
Labudom (dative plural)
Labudę (accusative singular)
Labudy (accusative plural)
Labudą (instrumental singular)
Labudami (instrumental plural)
Labudzie (locative singular)
Labudach (locative plural)
Labudo (singular vocative)
Labudy (plural vocative)


kałamarnica

kałamarnica (nominative singular)
kałamarnice (nominative plural)
kałamarnicy (genitive singular)
kałamarnic (genitive plural)
kałamarnicy (dative singular)
kałamarnicom (dative plural)
kałamarnicę (accusative singular)
kałamarnice (accusative plural)
kałamarnicą (instrumental singular)
kałamarnicami (instrumental plural)
kałamarnicy (locative singular)
kałamarnicach (locative plural)
kałamarnico (singular vocative)
kałamarnice (plural vocative)


kolczuga

kolczuga (nominative singular)
kolczugi (nominative plural)
kolczugi (genitive singular)
kolczug (genitive plural)
kolczudze (dative singular)
kolczugom (dative plural)
kolczugę (accusative singular)
kolczugi (accusative plural)
kolczugą (instrumental singular)
kolczugami (instrumental plural)
kolczudze (locative singular)
kolczugach (locative plural)
kolczugo (singular vocative)
kolczugi (plural vocative)


Kuta

Kuta (nominative singular)
Kuty (nominative plural)
Kuty (genitive singular)
Kut (genitive plural)
Kucie (dative singular)
Kutom (dative plural)
Kutę (accusative singular)
Kuty (accusative plural)
Kutą (instrumental singular)
Kutami (instrumental plural)
Kucie (locative singular)
Kutach (locative plural)
Kuto (singular vocative)
Kuty (plural vocative)


Motyka

Motyka (nominative singular)
Motyki (nominative plural)
Motyki (genitive singular)
Motyk (genitive plural)
Motyce (dative singular)
Motykom (dative plural)
Motykę (accusative singular)
Motyki (accusative plural)
Motyką (instrumental singular)
Motykami (instrumental plural)
Motyce (locative singular)
Motykach (locative plural)
Motyko (singular vocative)
Motyki (plural vocative)


Piontek

Alternative spelling of Piątek. From piątek (“Friday”); piąty (“fifth”) + -ek (noun suffix).


Sojka

Sojka (nominative singular)
Sojki (nominative plural)
Sojki (genitive singular)
Sojek (genitive plural)
Sojce (dative singular)
Sojkom (dative plural)
Sojkę (accusative singular)
Sojki (accusative plural)
Sojką (instrumental singular)
Sojkami (instrumental plural)
Sojce (locative singular)
Sojkach (locative plural)
Sojko (singular vocative)
Sojki (plural vocative)


Pluta

Pluta (nominative singular)
Pluty (nominative plural)
Pluty (genitive singular)
Plut (genitive plural)
Plucie (dative singular)
Plutom (dative plural)
Plutę (accusative singular)
Pluty (accusative plural)
Plutą (instrumental singular)
Plutami (instrumental plural)
Plucie (locative singular)
Plutach (locative plural)
Pluto (singular vocative)
Pluty (plural vocative)


Kulesza

Kulesza (nominative singular)
Kulesze (nominative plural)
Kuleszy (genitive singular)
Kulesz (genitive plural)
Kuleszy (dative singular)
Kuleszom (dative plural)
Kuleszę (accusative singular)
Kulesze (accusative plural)
Kuleszą (instrumental singular)
Kuleszami (instrumental plural)
Kuleszy (locative singular)
Kuleszach (locative plural)
Kuleszo (singular vocative)
Kulesze (plural vocative)


Czaja

Czaja (nominative singular)
Czaje (nominative plural)
Czai (genitive singular)
Czaj (genitive plural)
Czai (dative singular)
Czajom (dative plural)
Czaję (accusative singular)
Czaje (accusative plural)
Czają (instrumental singular)
Czajami (instrumental plural)
Czai (locative singular)
Czajach (locative plural)
Czajo (singular vocative)
Czaje (plural vocative)


Cebula

Cebula (nominative singular)
Cebule (nominative plural)
Cebuli (genitive singular)
Cebul (genitive plural)
Cebuli (dative singular)
Cebulom (dative plural)
Cebulę (accusative singular)
Cebule (accusative plural)
Cebulą (instrumental singular)
Cebulami (instrumental plural)
Cebuli (locative singular)
Cebulach (locative plural)
Cebulo (singular vocative)
Cebule (plural vocative)


Kulig

From Polish kulig ("sleigh ride", "curlew").


Czajka

Czajka (nominative singular)
Czajki (nominative plural)
Czajki (genitive singular)
Czajek (genitive plural)
Czajce (dative singular)
Czajkom (dative plural)
Czajkę (accusative singular)
Czajki (accusative plural)
Czajką (instrumental singular)
Czajkami (instrumental plural)
Czajce (locative singular)
Czajkach (locative plural)
Czajko (singular vocative)
Czajki (plural vocative)


hreczka

hreczka (nominative singular)
hreczki (nominative plural)
hreczki (genitive singular)
hreczek (genitive plural)
hreczce (dative singular)
hreczkom (dative plural)
hreczkę (accusative singular)
hreczki (accusative plural)
hreczką (instrumental singular)
hreczkami (instrumental plural)
hreczce (locative singular)
hreczkach (locative plural)
hreczko (singular vocative)
hreczki (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Ukrainian гре́чка (hréčka).

bor+

w:Słownik etymologiczny języka polskiego


ohyda

ohyda (nominative singular)
ohydy (nominative plural)
ohydy (genitive singular)
ohyd (genitive plural)
ohydzie (dative singular)
ohydom (dative plural)
ohydę (accusative singular)
ohydy (accusative plural)
ohydą (instrumental singular)
ohydami (instrumental plural)
ohydzie (locative singular)
ohydach (locative plural)
ohydo (singular vocative)
ohydy (plural vocative)

Deverbal from Proto-Slavic *o(b)gyditi. Influenced by Czech or Old Ruthenian. Compare Belarusian агі́да (ahída), dialectal Slovak ohyda, Ukrainian оги́да (ohýda). Further akin to Czech hyzd, Old Polish gid, Silesian gizd. Doublet of ohyzda and ohyżda, borrowings from Czech.


ożyna

ożyna (nominative singular)
ożyny (nominative plural)
ożyny (genitive singular)
ożyn (genitive plural)
ożynie (dative singular)
ożynom (dative plural)
ożynę (accusative singular)
ożyny (accusative plural)
ożyną (instrumental singular)
ożynami (instrumental plural)
ożynie (locative singular)
ożynach (locative plural)
ożyno (singular vocative)
ożyny (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Ukrainian ожи́на (ožýna). Doublet of jeżyna.

(Kraków, Bukovina) dewberry, rubus (any bramble of the genus Rubus)


czystka

czystka (nominative singular)
czystki (nominative plural)
czystki (genitive singular)
czystek (genitive plural)
czystce (dative singular)
czystkom (dative plural)
czystkę (accusative singular)
czystki (accusative plural)
czystką (instrumental singular)
czystkami (instrumental plural)
czystce (locative singular)
czystkach (locative plural)
czystko (singular vocative)
czystki (plural vocative)


mamałyga

mamałyga (nominative singular)
mamałygi (nominative plural)
mamałygi (genitive singular)
mamałyg (genitive plural)
mamałydze (dative singular)
mamałygom (dative plural)
mamałygę (accusative singular)
mamałygi (accusative plural)
mamałygą (instrumental singular)
mamałygami (instrumental plural)
mamałydze (locative singular)
mamałygach (locative plural)
mamałygo (singular vocative)
mamałygi (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Ukrainian мамали́ґа (mamalýga), from Romanian mămăligă.

hominy, mamaliga (maize porridge originating in Romania)

(colloquial) unappetizing dish with the consistency of thick mush


dacza

dacza (nominative singular)
dacze (nominative plural)
daczy (genitive singular)
dacz (genitive plural)
daczy (dative singular)
daczom (dative plural)
daczę (accusative singular)
dacze (accusative plural)
daczą (instrumental singular)
daczami (instrumental plural)
daczy (locative singular)
daczach (locative plural)
daczo (singular vocative)
dacze (plural vocative)

(architecture) dacha (Russian villa or summer house)


wataha

wataha (nominative singular)
watahy (nominative plural)
watahy (genitive singular)
watah (genitive plural)
watasze (dative singular)
wataże (dative singular)
watadze (dative singular)
watahom (dative plural)
watahę (accusative singular)
watahy (accusative plural)
watahą (instrumental singular)
watahami (instrumental plural)
watasze (locative singular)
wataże (locative singular)
watadze (locative singular)
watahach (locative plural)
wataho (singular vocative)
watahy (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Ukrainian вата́га (vatáha), from a Turkic language, ultimately from Proto-Turkic *ōtag (“fireplace, tent, room”). Doublet of wataga (“warlord”).


boćwina

boćwinka (diminutive)
boćwina (nominative singular)
boćwiny (nominative plural)
boćwiny (genitive singular)
boćwin (genitive plural)
boćwinie (dative singular)
boćwinom (dative plural)
boćwinę (accusative singular)
boćwiny (accusative plural)
boćwiną (instrumental singular)
boćwinami (instrumental plural)
boćwinie (locative singular)
boćwinach (locative plural)
boćwino (singular vocative)
boćwiny (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Belarusian бацвінне (bacvinnje). Doublet of botwina.

bor+

posiekana boćwina

Beta vulgaris
Beta vulgaris#Translingual


łajba

łajba (nominative singular)
łajby (nominative plural)
łajby (genitive singular)
łajb (genitive plural)
łajbie (dative singular)
łajbom (dative plural)
łajbę (accusative singular)
łajby (accusative plural)
łajbą (instrumental singular)
łajbami (instrumental plural)
łajbie (locative singular)
łajbach (locative plural)
łajbo (singular vocative)
łajby (plural vocative)

(colloquial) tub (slow-moving, old boat or ship)


trylogia

pl-noun

trylogia f (related adjective trylogiczny)

trylogiczny (adjective)
trylogia (nominative singular)
trylogie (nominative plural)
trylogii (genitive singular)
trylogii (genitive plural)
trylogij (archaic genitive plural)
trylogii (dative singular)
trylogiom (dative plural)
trylogię (accusative singular)
trylogie (accusative plural)
trylogią (instrumental singular)
trylogiami (instrumental plural)
trylogii (locative singular)
trylogiach (locative plural)
trylogio (singular vocative)
trylogie (plural vocative)

(film, literature, music, painting, theater) trilogy (set of three works of art that are connected, and that can be seen either as a single work or as three individual works)

(Ancient Greece, theater) trilogy (group of three tragedies staged as part of a single show)


dylogia

dylogia f (related adjective dylogiczny)

dylogiczny (adjective)
dylogia (nominative singular)
dylogie (nominative plural)
dylogii (genitive singular)
dylogii (genitive plural)
dylogij (archaic genitive plural)
dylogii (dative singular)
dylogiom (dative plural)
dylogię (accusative singular)
dylogie (accusative plural)
dylogią (instrumental singular)
dylogiami (instrumental plural)
dylogii (locative singular)
dylogiach (locative plural)
dylogio (singular vocative)
dylogie (plural vocative)

(film, literature, music, painting, theater) dilogy, duology (set of two works of art that are connected, and that can be seen either as a single work or as two individual works)

(Ancient Greece, theater) dilogy, duology (group of two tragedies staged as part of a single show)


Lisowska

Lisowski (masculine)
Lisowska (nominative singular)
Lisowskie (nominative plural)
Lisowskiej (genitive singular)
Lisowskich (genitive plural)
Lisowskiej (dative singular)
Lisowskim (dative plural)
Lisowską (accusative singular)
Lisowskie (accusative plural)
Lisowską (instrumental singular)
Lisowskimi (instrumental plural)
Lisowskiej (locative singular)
Lisowskich (locative plural)
Lisowska (singular vocative)
Lisowskie (plural vocative)

From Lisowa, Lisowo, Lisów, or Lisowice (place names) + -ska. Place names from lis (“fox”).


Lewandowska

pl-prop

Lewandowska f (male equivalent Lewandowski)

Lewandowski (masculine)
Lewandowska (nominative singular)
Lewandowskie (nominative plural)
Lewandowskiej (genitive singular)
Lewandowskich (genitive plural)
Lewandowskiej (dative singular)
Lewandowskim (dative plural)
Lewandowską (accusative singular)
Lewandowskie (accusative plural)
Lewandowską (instrumental singular)
Lewandowskimi (instrumental plural)
Lewandowskiej (locative singular)
Lewandowskich (locative plural)
Lewandowska (singular vocative)
Lewandowskie (plural vocative)


Malinowska

pl-proper noun

Malinowska f (male equivalent Malinowski)

Malinowski (masculine)
Malinowska (nominative singular)
Malinowskie (nominative plural)
Malinowskiej (genitive singular)
Malinowskich (genitive plural)
Malinowskiej (dative singular)
Malinowskim (dative plural)
Malinowską (accusative singular)
Malinowskie (accusative plural)
Malinowską (instrumental singular)
Malinowskimi (instrumental plural)
Malinowskiej (locative singular)
Malinowskich (locative plural)
Malinowska (singular vocative)
Malinowskie (plural vocative)

From Malinów, Malinowo, or Malinówka (place names) + -ska. Place names from malina (“raspberry”).


Sadowska

Sadowski (masculine)
Sadowska (nominative singular)
Sadowskie (nominative plural)
Sadowskiej (genitive singular)
Sadowskich (genitive plural)
Sadowskiej (dative singular)
Sadowskim (dative plural)
Sadowską (accusative singular)
Sadowskie (accusative plural)
Sadowską (instrumental singular)
Sadowskimi (instrumental plural)
Sadowskiej (locative singular)
Sadowskich (locative plural)
Sadowska (singular vocative)
Sadowskie (plural vocative)


Komorowska

Komorowska f (male equivalent Komorowski)

Komorowski (masculine)
Komorowska (nominative singular)
Komorowskie (nominative plural)
Komorowskiej (genitive singular)
Komorowskich (genitive plural)
Komorowskiej (dative singular)
Komorowskim (dative plural)
Komorowską (accusative singular)
Komorowskie (accusative plural)
Komorowską (instrumental singular)
Komorowskimi (instrumental plural)
Komorowskiej (locative singular)
Komorowskich (locative plural)
Komorowska (singular vocative)
Komorowskie (plural vocative)

From Komorowo or Komorów (place names) + -ska. Place names from Old Polish komor (“mosquito”).


Witkowska

Witkowski (masculine)
Witkowska (nominative singular)
Witkowskie (nominative plural)
Witkowskiej (genitive singular)
Witkowskich (genitive plural)
Witkowskiej (dative singular)
Witkowskim (dative plural)
Witkowską (accusative singular)
Witkowskie (accusative plural)
Witkowską (instrumental singular)
Witkowskimi (instrumental plural)
Witkowskiej (locative singular)
Witkowskich (locative plural)
Witkowska (singular vocative)
Witkowskie (plural vocative)


Wierzbowska

Wierzbowska f (male equivalent Wierzbowski)

Wierzbowski (masculine)
Wierzbowska (nominative singular)
Wierzbowskie (nominative plural)
Wierzbowskiej (genitive singular)
Wierzbowskich (genitive plural)
Wierzbowskiej (dative singular)
Wierzbowskim (dative plural)
Wierzbowską (accusative singular)
Wierzbowskie (accusative plural)
Wierzbowską (instrumental singular)
Wierzbowskimi (instrumental plural)
Wierzbowskiej (locative singular)
Wierzbowskich (locative plural)
Wierzbowska (singular vocative)
Wierzbowskie (plural vocative)

From wierzba (“willow”) + -ska (surname-forming suffix).


Kalinowska

pl-proper noun

Kalinowska f (male equivalent Kalinowski)

Kalinowski (masculine)
Kalinowska (nominative singular)
Kalinowskie (nominative plural)
Kalinowskiej (genitive singular)
Kalinowskich (genitive plural)
Kalinowskiej (dative singular)
Kalinowskim (dative plural)
Kalinowską (accusative singular)
Kalinowskie (accusative plural)
Kalinowską (instrumental singular)
Kalinowskimi (instrumental plural)
Kalinowskiej (locative singular)
Kalinowskich (locative plural)
Kalinowska (singular vocative)
Kalinowskie (plural vocative)

From Kalinowa, Kalinowo, or Kalinów (place names) + -ska. Place names from kalina (“viburnum”).


Wyspiańska

Wyspiańska f (male equivalent Wyspiański)

Wyspiański (masculine)
Wyspiańska (nominative singular)
Wyspiańskie (nominative plural)
Wyspiańskiej (genitive singular)
Wyspiańskich (genitive plural)
Wyspiańskiej (dative singular)
Wyspiańskim (dative plural)
Wyspiańską (accusative singular)
Wyspiańskie (accusative plural)
Wyspiańską (instrumental singular)
Wyspiańskimi (instrumental plural)
Wyspiańskiej (locative singular)
Wyspiańskich (locative plural)
Wyspiańska (singular vocative)
Wyspiańskie (plural vocative)

From wyspa (“island”) + -ska (surname-forming suffix).


Karpińska

Karpiński (masculine)
Karpińska (nominative singular)
Karpińskie (nominative plural)
Karpińskiej (genitive singular)
Karpińskich (genitive plural)
Karpińskiej (dative singular)
Karpińskim (dative plural)
Karpińską (accusative singular)
Karpińskie (accusative plural)
Karpińską (instrumental singular)
Karpińskimi (instrumental plural)
Karpińskiej (locative singular)
Karpińskich (locative plural)
Karpińska (singular vocative)
Karpińskie (plural vocative)


Wojciechowska

pl-prop

Wojciechowska f (male equivalent Wojciechowski)

Wojciechowski (masculine)
Wojciechowska (nominative singular)
Wojciechowskie (nominative plural)
Wojciechowskiej (genitive singular)
Wojciechowskich (genitive plural)
Wojciechowskiej (dative singular)
Wojciechowskim (dative plural)
Wojciechowską (accusative singular)
Wojciechowskie (accusative plural)
Wojciechowską (instrumental singular)
Wojciechowskimi (instrumental plural)
Wojciechowskiej (locative singular)
Wojciechowskich (locative plural)
Wojciechowska (singular vocative)
Wojciechowskie (plural vocative)


Zalewska

Zalewski (masculine)
Zalewska (nominative singular)
Zalewskie (nominative plural)
Zalewskiej (genitive singular)
Zalewskich (genitive plural)
Zalewskiej (dative singular)
Zalewskim (dative plural)
Zalewską (accusative singular)
Zalewskie (accusative plural)
Zalewską (instrumental singular)
Zalewskimi (instrumental plural)
Zalewskiej (locative singular)
Zalewskich (locative plural)
Zalewska (singular vocative)
Zalewskie (plural vocative)

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


Tarnowska

Tarnowski (masculine)
Tarnowska (nominative singular)
Tarnowskie (nominative plural)
Tarnowskiej (genitive singular)
Tarnowskich (genitive plural)
Tarnowskiej (dative singular)
Tarnowskim (dative plural)
Tarnowską (accusative singular)
Tarnowskie (accusative plural)
Tarnowską (instrumental singular)
Tarnowskimi (instrumental plural)
Tarnowskiej (locative singular)
Tarnowskich (locative plural)
Tarnowska (singular vocative)
Tarnowskie (plural vocative)


Makowska

Makowski (masculine)
Makowska (nominative singular)
Makowskie (nominative plural)
Makowskiej (genitive singular)
Makowskich (genitive plural)
Makowskiej (dative singular)
Makowskim (dative plural)
Makowską (accusative singular)
Makowskie (accusative plural)
Makowską (instrumental singular)
Makowskimi (instrumental plural)
Makowskiej (locative singular)
Makowskich (locative plural)
Makowska (singular vocative)
Makowskie (plural vocative)

From various toponyms derived from mak (“poppy”).


Zielińska

Zieliński (masculine)
Zielińska (nominative singular)
Zielińskie (nominative plural)
Zielińskiej (genitive singular)
Zielińskich (genitive plural)
Zielińskiej (dative singular)
Zielińskim (dative plural)
Zielińską (accusative singular)
Zielińskie (accusative plural)
Zielińską (instrumental singular)
Zielińskimi (instrumental plural)
Zielińskiej (locative singular)
Zielińskich (locative plural)
Zielińska (singular vocative)
Zielińskie (plural vocative)

From various toponyms derived from zieleń (“green”) + -ska (surname-forming suffix).


Kuczyńska

Kuczyński (masculine)
Kuczyńska (nominative singular)
Kuczyńskie (nominative plural)
Kuczyńskiej (genitive singular)
Kuczyńskich (genitive plural)
Kuczyńskiej (dative singular)
Kuczyńskim (dative plural)
Kuczyńską (accusative singular)
Kuczyńskie (accusative plural)
Kuczyńską (instrumental singular)
Kuczyńskimi (instrumental plural)
Kuczyńskiej (locative singular)
Kuczyńskich (locative plural)
Kuczyńska (singular vocative)
Kuczyńskie (plural vocative)


Kamińska

Kamiński (masculine)
Kamińska (nominative singular)
Kamińskie (nominative plural)
Kamińskiej (genitive singular)
Kamińskich (genitive plural)
Kamińskiej (dative singular)
Kamińskim (dative plural)
Kamińską (accusative singular)
Kamińskie (accusative plural)
Kamińską (instrumental singular)
Kamińskimi (instrumental plural)
Kamińskiej (locative singular)
Kamińskich (locative plural)
Kamińska (singular vocative)
Kamińskie (plural vocative)

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


Taczanowska

pl-proper noun

Taczanowska f (male equivalent Taczanowski)

Taczanowski (masculine)
Taczanowska (nominative singular)
Taczanowskie (nominative plural)
Taczanowskiej (genitive singular)
Taczanowskich (genitive plural)
Taczanowskiej (dative singular)
Taczanowskim (dative plural)
Taczanowską (accusative singular)
Taczanowskie (accusative plural)
Taczanowską (instrumental singular)
Taczanowskimi (instrumental plural)
Taczanowskiej (locative singular)
Taczanowskich (locative plural)
Taczanowska (singular vocative)
Taczanowskie (plural vocative)


Szydłowska

Szydłowska f (male equivalent Szydłowski)

Szydłowski (masculine)
Szydłowska (nominative singular)
Szydłowskie (nominative plural)
Szydłowskiej (genitive singular)
Szydłowskich (genitive plural)
Szydłowskiej (dative singular)
Szydłowskim (dative plural)
Szydłowską (accusative singular)
Szydłowskie (accusative plural)
Szydłowską (instrumental singular)
Szydłowskimi (instrumental plural)
Szydłowskiej (locative singular)
Szydłowskich (locative plural)
Szydłowska (singular vocative)
Szydłowskie (plural vocative)


Kozłowska

Kozłowski (masculine)
Kozłowska (nominative singular)
Kozłowskie (nominative plural)
Kozłowskiej (genitive singular)
Kozłowskich (genitive plural)
Kozłowskiej (dative singular)
Kozłowskim (dative plural)
Kozłowską (accusative singular)
Kozłowskie (accusative plural)
Kozłowską (instrumental singular)
Kozłowskimi (instrumental plural)
Kozłowskiej (locative singular)
Kozłowskich (locative plural)
Kozłowska (singular vocative)
Kozłowskie (plural vocative)


Kaczyńska

Kaczyński (masculine)
Kaczyńska (nominative singular)
Kaczyńskie (nominative plural)
Kaczyńskiej (genitive singular)
Kaczyńskich (genitive plural)
Kaczyńskiej (dative singular)
Kaczyńskim (dative plural)
Kaczyńską (accusative singular)
Kaczyńskie (accusative plural)
Kaczyńską (instrumental singular)
Kaczyńskimi (instrumental plural)
Kaczyńskiej (locative singular)
Kaczyńskich (locative plural)
Kaczyńska (singular vocative)
Kaczyńskie (plural vocative)


Dmowska

Dmowski (masculine)
Dmowska (nominative singular)
Dmowskie (nominative plural)
Dmowskiej (genitive singular)
Dmowskich (genitive plural)
Dmowskiej (dative singular)
Dmowskim (dative plural)
Dmowską (accusative singular)
Dmowskie (accusative plural)
Dmowską (instrumental singular)
Dmowskimi (instrumental plural)
Dmowskiej (locative singular)
Dmowskich (locative plural)
Dmowska (singular vocative)
Dmowskie (plural vocative)


Sułkowska

Sułkowski (masculine)
Sułkowska (nominative singular)
Sułkowskie (nominative plural)
Sułkowskiej (genitive singular)
Sułkowskich (genitive plural)
Sułkowskiej (dative singular)
Sułkowskim (dative plural)
Sułkowską (accusative singular)
Sułkowskie (accusative plural)
Sułkowską (instrumental singular)
Sułkowskimi (instrumental plural)
Sułkowskiej (locative singular)
Sułkowskich (locative plural)
Sułkowska (singular vocative)
Sułkowskie (plural vocative)


Górska

Górski (masculine)
Górska (nominative singular)
Górskie (nominative plural)
Górskiej (genitive singular)
Górskich (genitive plural)
Górskiej (dative singular)
Górskim (dative plural)
Górską (accusative singular)
Górskie (accusative plural)
Górską (instrumental singular)
Górskimi (instrumental plural)
Górskiej (locative singular)
Górskich (locative plural)
Górska (singular vocative)
Górskie (plural vocative)


Branicka

Branicki (masculine)
Branicka (nominative singular)
Branickie (nominative plural)
Branickiej (genitive singular)
Branickich (genitive plural)
Branickiej (dative singular)
Branickim (dative plural)
Branicką (accusative singular)
Branickie (accusative plural)
Branicką (instrumental singular)
Branickimi (instrumental plural)
Branickiej (locative singular)
Branickich (locative plural)
Branicka (singular vocative)
Branickie (plural vocative)


Poniatowska

Poniatowska f (male equivalent Poniatowski)

Poniatowski (masculine)
Poniatowska (nominative singular)
Poniatowskie (nominative plural)
Poniatowskiej (genitive singular)
Poniatowskich (genitive plural)
Poniatowskiej (dative singular)
Poniatowskim (dative plural)
Poniatowską (accusative singular)
Poniatowskie (accusative plural)
Poniatowską (instrumental singular)
Poniatowskimi (instrumental plural)
Poniatowskiej (locative singular)
Poniatowskich (locative plural)
Poniatowska (singular vocative)
Poniatowskie (plural vocative)


Głowacka

Głowacki (masculine)
Głowacka (nominative singular)
Głowackie (nominative plural)
Głowackiej (genitive singular)
Głowackich (genitive plural)
Głowackiej (dative singular)
Głowackim (dative plural)
Głowacką (accusative singular)
Głowackie (accusative plural)
Głowacką (instrumental singular)
Głowackimi (instrumental plural)
Głowackiej (locative singular)
Głowackich (locative plural)
Głowacka (singular vocative)
Głowackie (plural vocative)

From głowa (“head”) + -cka (surname-forming suffix).


Bielacka

Bielacki (masculine)
Bielacka (nominative singular)
Bielackie (nominative plural)
Bielackiej (genitive singular)
Bielackich (genitive plural)
Bielackiej (dative singular)
Bielackim (dative plural)
Bielacką (accusative singular)
Bielackie (accusative plural)
Bielacką (instrumental singular)
Bielackimi (instrumental plural)
Bielackiej (locative singular)
Bielackich (locative plural)
Bielacka (singular vocative)
Bielackie (plural vocative)


Biernacka

Biernacki (masculine)
Biernacka (nominative singular)
Biernackie (nominative plural)
Biernackiej (genitive singular)
Biernackich (genitive plural)
Biernackiej (dative singular)
Biernackim (dative plural)
Biernacką (accusative singular)
Biernackie (accusative plural)
Biernacką (instrumental singular)
Biernackimi (instrumental plural)
Biernackiej (locative singular)
Biernackich (locative plural)
Biernacka (singular vocative)
Biernackie (plural vocative)

From Biernat + -cka (surname-forming suffix).


Owczarkowska

pl-proper noun

Owczarkowska f (male equivalent Owczarkowski)

Owczarkowski (masculine)
Owczarkowska (nominative singular)
Owczarkowskie (nominative plural)
Owczarkowskiej (genitive singular)
Owczarkowskich (genitive plural)
Owczarkowskiej (dative singular)
Owczarkowskim (dative plural)
Owczarkowską (accusative singular)
Owczarkowskie (accusative plural)
Owczarkowską (instrumental singular)
Owczarkowskimi (instrumental plural)
Owczarkowskiej (locative singular)
Owczarkowskich (locative plural)
Owczarkowska (singular vocative)
Owczarkowskie (plural vocative)


Czarniecka

Czarniecka f (male equivalent Czarniecki)

Czarniecki (masculine)
Czarniecka (nominative singular)
Czarnieckie (nominative plural)
Czarnieckiej (genitive singular)
Czarnieckich (genitive plural)
Czarnieckiej (dative singular)
Czarnieckim (dative plural)
Czarniecką (accusative singular)
Czarnieckie (accusative plural)
Czarniecką (instrumental singular)
Czarnieckimi (instrumental plural)
Czarnieckiej (locative singular)
Czarnieckich (locative plural)
Czarniecka (singular vocative)
Czarnieckie (plural vocative)


Pułaska

Pułaski (masculine)
Pułaska (nominative singular)
Pułaskie (nominative plural)
Pułaskiej (genitive singular)
Pułaskich (genitive plural)
Pułaskiej (dative singular)
Pułaskim (dative plural)
Pułaską (accusative singular)
Pułaskie (accusative plural)
Pułaską (instrumental singular)
Pułaskimi (instrumental plural)
Pułaskiej (locative singular)
Pułaskich (locative plural)
Pułaska (singular vocative)
Pułaskie (plural vocative)


Czerska

Czerski (masculine)
Czerska (nominative singular)
Czerskie (nominative plural)
Czerskiej (genitive singular)
Czerskich (genitive plural)
Czerskiej (dative singular)
Czerskim (dative plural)
Czerską (accusative singular)
Czerskie (accusative plural)
Czerską (instrumental singular)
Czerskimi (instrumental plural)
Czerskiej (locative singular)
Czerskich (locative plural)
Czerska (singular vocative)
Czerskie (plural vocative)


Dąbrowska

Dąbrowski (masculine)
Dąbrowska (nominative singular)
Dąbrowskie (nominative plural)
Dąbrowskiej (genitive singular)
Dąbrowskich (genitive plural)
Dąbrowskiej (dative singular)
Dąbrowskim (dative plural)
Dąbrowską (accusative singular)
Dąbrowskie (accusative plural)
Dąbrowską (instrumental singular)
Dąbrowskimi (instrumental plural)
Dąbrowskiej (locative singular)
Dąbrowskich (locative plural)
Dąbrowska (singular vocative)
Dąbrowskie (plural vocative)

desc

Домбро́вская

→ Russian: Домбро́вская (Dombróvskaja)


Chojnowska

pl-proper noun

Chojnowska f (male equivalent Chojnowski)

Chojnowski (masculine)
Chojnowska (nominative singular)
Chojnowskie (nominative plural)
Chojnowskiej (genitive singular)
Chojnowskich (genitive plural)
Chojnowskiej (dative singular)
Chojnowskim (dative plural)
Chojnowską (accusative singular)
Chojnowskie (accusative plural)
Chojnowską (instrumental singular)
Chojnowskimi (instrumental plural)
Chojnowskiej (locative singular)
Chojnowskich (locative plural)
Chojnowska (singular vocative)
Chojnowskie (plural vocative)


Nicińska

Niciński (masculine)
Nicińska (nominative singular)
Nicińskie (nominative plural)
Nicińskiej (genitive singular)
Nicińskich (genitive plural)
Nicińskiej (dative singular)
Nicińskim (dative plural)
Nicińską (accusative singular)
Nicińskie (accusative plural)
Nicińską (instrumental singular)
Nicińskimi (instrumental plural)
Nicińskiej (locative singular)
Nicińskich (locative plural)
Nicińska (singular vocative)
Nicińskie (plural vocative)


Czartoryska

Czartoryska f (male equivalent Czartoryski)

Czartoryski (masculine)
Czartoryska (nominative singular)
Czartoryskie (nominative plural)
Czartoryskiej (genitive singular)
Czartoryskich (genitive plural)
Czartoryskiej (dative singular)
Czartoryskim (dative plural)
Czartoryską (accusative singular)
Czartoryskie (accusative plural)
Czartoryską (instrumental singular)
Czartoryskimi (instrumental plural)
Czartoryskiej (locative singular)
Czartoryskich (locative plural)
Czartoryska (singular vocative)
Czartoryskie (plural vocative)


Sobkowska

Sobkowski (masculine)
Sobkowska (nominative singular)
Sobkowskie (nominative plural)
Sobkowskiej (genitive singular)
Sobkowskich (genitive plural)
Sobkowskiej (dative singular)
Sobkowskim (dative plural)
Sobkowską (accusative singular)
Sobkowskie (accusative plural)
Sobkowską (instrumental singular)
Sobkowskimi (instrumental plural)
Sobkowskiej (locative singular)
Sobkowskich (locative plural)
Sobkowska (singular vocative)
Sobkowskie (plural vocative)


Miączyńska

Miączyńska f (male equivalent Miączyński)

Miączyński (masculine)
Miączyńska (nominative singular)
Miączyńskie (nominative plural)
Miączyńskiej (genitive singular)
Miączyńskich (genitive plural)
Miączyńskiej (dative singular)
Miączyńskim (dative plural)
Miączyńską (accusative singular)
Miączyńskie (accusative plural)
Miączyńską (instrumental singular)
Miączyńskimi (instrumental plural)
Miączyńskiej (locative singular)
Miączyńskich (locative plural)
Miączyńska (singular vocative)
Miączyńskie (plural vocative)


Bielińska

Bieliński (masculine)
Bielińska (nominative singular)
Bielińskie (nominative plural)
Bielińskiej (genitive singular)
Bielińskich (genitive plural)
Bielińskiej (dative singular)
Bielińskim (dative plural)
Bielińską (accusative singular)
Bielińskie (accusative plural)
Bielińską (instrumental singular)
Bielińskimi (instrumental plural)
Bielińskiej (locative singular)
Bielińskich (locative plural)
Bielińska (singular vocative)
Bielińskie (plural vocative)

From biel + -ska (surname-forming suffix).


Napiórkowska

Napiórkowska f (male equivalent Napiórkowski)

Napiórkowski (masculine)
Napiórkowska (nominative singular)
Napiórkowskie (nominative plural)
Napiórkowskiej (genitive singular)
Napiórkowskich (genitive plural)
Napiórkowskiej (dative singular)
Napiórkowskim (dative plural)
Napiórkowską (accusative singular)
Napiórkowskie (accusative plural)
Napiórkowską (instrumental singular)
Napiórkowskimi (instrumental plural)
Napiórkowskiej (locative singular)
Napiórkowskich (locative plural)
Napiórkowska (singular vocative)
Napiórkowskie (plural vocative)


Białobrzeska

Białobrzeska f (male equivalent Białobrzeski)

Białobrzeski (masculine)
Białobrzeska (nominative singular)
Białobrzeskie (nominative plural)
Białobrzeskiej (genitive singular)
Białobrzeskich (genitive plural)
Białobrzeskiej (dative singular)
Białobrzeskim (dative plural)
Białobrzeską (accusative singular)
Białobrzeskie (accusative plural)
Białobrzeską (instrumental singular)
Białobrzeskimi (instrumental plural)
Białobrzeskiej (locative singular)
Białobrzeskich (locative plural)
Białobrzeska (singular vocative)
Białobrzeskie (plural vocative)


Polańska

Polański (masculine)
Polańska (nominative singular)
Polańskie (nominative plural)
Polańskiej (genitive singular)
Polańskich (genitive plural)
Polańskiej (dative singular)
Polańskim (dative plural)
Polańską (accusative singular)
Polańskie (accusative plural)
Polańską (instrumental singular)
Polańskimi (instrumental plural)
Polańskiej (locative singular)
Polańskich (locative plural)
Polańska (singular vocative)
Polańskie (plural vocative)


Pawłowska

Pawłowski (masculine)
Pawłowska (nominative singular)
Pawłowskie (nominative plural)
Pawłowskiej (genitive singular)
Pawłowskich (genitive plural)
Pawłowskiej (dative singular)
Pawłowskim (dative plural)
Pawłowską (accusative singular)
Pawłowskie (accusative plural)
Pawłowską (instrumental singular)
Pawłowskimi (instrumental plural)
Pawłowskiej (locative singular)
Pawłowskich (locative plural)
Pawłowska (singular vocative)
Pawłowskie (plural vocative)


Chołodecka

Chołodecka f (male equivalent Chołodecki)

Chołodecki (masculine)
Chołodecka (nominative singular)
Chołodeckie (nominative plural)
Chołodeckiej (genitive singular)
Chołodeckich (genitive plural)
Chołodeckiej (dative singular)
Chołodeckim (dative plural)
Chołodecką (accusative singular)
Chołodeckie (accusative plural)
Chołodecką (instrumental singular)
Chołodeckimi (instrumental plural)
Chołodeckiej (locative singular)
Chołodeckich (locative plural)
Chołodecka (singular vocative)
Chołodeckie (plural vocative)

From the place name Chołodec (Ukrainian Холодець (Xolodecʹ, “Kholodets”)) + -cka.


Błaszczykowska

pl-proper noun

Błaszczykowska f (male equivalent Błaszczykowski)

Błaszczykowski (masculine)
Błaszczykowska (nominative singular)
Błaszczykowskie (nominative plural)
Błaszczykowskiej (genitive singular)
Błaszczykowskich (genitive plural)
Błaszczykowskiej (dative singular)
Błaszczykowskim (dative plural)
Błaszczykowską (accusative singular)
Błaszczykowskie (accusative plural)
Błaszczykowską (instrumental singular)
Błaszczykowskimi (instrumental plural)
Błaszczykowskiej (locative singular)
Błaszczykowskich (locative plural)
Błaszczykowska (singular vocative)
Błaszczykowskie (plural vocative)


Piłsudska

Piłsudski (masculine)
Piłsudska (nominative singular)
Piłsudskie (nominative plural)
Piłsudskiej (genitive singular)
Piłsudskich (genitive plural)
Piłsudskiej (dative singular)
Piłsudskim (dative plural)
Piłsudską (accusative singular)
Piłsudskie (accusative plural)
Piłsudską (instrumental singular)
Piłsudskimi (instrumental plural)
Piłsudskiej (locative singular)
Piłsudskich (locative plural)
Piłsudska (singular vocative)
Piłsudskie (plural vocative)


Czerwińska

Czerwińska f (male equivalent Czerwiński)

Czerwiński (masculine)
Czerwińska (nominative singular)
Czerwińskie (nominative plural)
Czerwińskiej (genitive singular)
Czerwińskich (genitive plural)
Czerwińskiej (dative singular)
Czerwińskim (dative plural)
Czerwińską (accusative singular)
Czerwińskie (accusative plural)
Czerwińską (instrumental singular)
Czerwińskimi (instrumental plural)
Czerwińskiej (locative singular)
Czerwińskich (locative plural)
Czerwińska (singular vocative)
Czerwińskie (plural vocative)

From Czerwin, Czerwińsk, Czerwień, Czerwionka, or Czerwonka (place names) + -ska. Place names from czerwień (“red”) or czerw ("worm" or "larva").


Czetwertyńska

Czetwertyńska f (male equivalent Czetwertyński)

Czetwertyński (masculine)
Czetwertyńska (nominative singular)
Czetwertyńskie (nominative plural)
Czetwertyńskiej (genitive singular)
Czetwertyńskich (genitive plural)
Czetwertyńskiej (dative singular)
Czetwertyńskim (dative plural)
Czetwertyńską (accusative singular)
Czetwertyńskie (accusative plural)
Czetwertyńską (instrumental singular)
Czetwertyńskimi (instrumental plural)
Czetwertyńskiej (locative singular)
Czetwertyńskich (locative plural)
Czetwertyńska (singular vocative)
Czetwertyńskie (plural vocative)

From the place name Czetwertnia (Ukrainian Четвертня (Četvertnja, “Chetvertnia”)) + -ska.


Buczacka

Buczacki (masculine)
Buczacka (nominative singular)
Buczackie (nominative plural)
Buczackiej (genitive singular)
Buczackich (genitive plural)
Buczackiej (dative singular)
Buczackim (dative plural)
Buczacką (accusative singular)
Buczackie (accusative plural)
Buczacką (instrumental singular)
Buczackimi (instrumental plural)
Buczackiej (locative singular)
Buczackich (locative plural)
Buczacka (singular vocative)
Buczackie (plural vocative)


Stagira

Stagira (nominative singular)
Stagiry (genitive singular)
Stagirze (dative singular)
Stagirę (accusative singular)
Stagirą (instrumental singular)
Stagirze (locative singular)
Stagiro (singular vocative)

Learned borrowing from Ancient Greek Στάγειρα (Stágeira).


kary

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nonlemma

inflection of kara:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


Jankowska

Jankowski (masculine)
Jankowska (nominative singular)
Jankowskie (nominative plural)
Jankowskiej (genitive singular)
Jankowskich (genitive plural)
Jankowskiej (dative singular)
Jankowskim (dative plural)
Jankowską (accusative singular)
Jankowskie (accusative plural)
Jankowską (instrumental singular)
Jankowskimi (instrumental plural)
Jankowskiej (locative singular)
Jankowskich (locative plural)
Jankowska (singular vocative)
Jankowskie (plural vocative)

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


Dzieduszycka

pl-proper noun

Dzieduszycka f (male equivalent Dzieduszycki)

Dzieduszycki (masculine)
Dzieduszycka (nominative singular)
Dzieduszyckie (nominative plural)
Dzieduszyckiej (genitive singular)
Dzieduszyckich (genitive plural)
Dzieduszyckiej (dative singular)
Dzieduszyckim (dative plural)
Dzieduszycką (accusative singular)
Dzieduszyckie (accusative plural)
Dzieduszycką (instrumental singular)
Dzieduszyckimi (instrumental plural)
Dzieduszyckiej (locative singular)
Dzieduszyckich (locative plural)
Dzieduszycka (singular vocative)
Dzieduszyckie (plural vocative)

From Dzieduszycki + -a (surname-forming suffix).


Tęczyńska

Tęczyński (masculine)
Tęczyńska (nominative singular)
Tęczyńskie (nominative plural)
Tęczyńskiej (genitive singular)
Tęczyńskich (genitive plural)
Tęczyńskiej (dative singular)
Tęczyńskim (dative plural)
Tęczyńską (accusative singular)
Tęczyńskie (accusative plural)
Tęczyńską (instrumental singular)
Tęczyńskimi (instrumental plural)
Tęczyńskiej (locative singular)
Tęczyńskich (locative plural)
Tęczyńska (singular vocative)
Tęczyńskie (plural vocative)


Baczewska

Baczewski (masculine)
Baczewska (nominative singular)
Baczewskie (nominative plural)
Baczewskiej (genitive singular)
Baczewskich (genitive plural)
Baczewskiej (dative singular)
Baczewskim (dative plural)
Baczewską (accusative singular)
Baczewskie (accusative plural)
Baczewską (instrumental singular)
Baczewskimi (instrumental plural)
Baczewskiej (locative singular)
Baczewskich (locative plural)
Baczewska (singular vocative)
Baczewskie (plural vocative)


Zmuda

Zmuda (nominative singular)
Zmudy (nominative plural)
Zmudy (genitive singular)
Zmud (genitive plural)
Zmudzie (dative singular)
Zmudom (dative plural)
Zmudę (accusative singular)
Zmudy (accusative plural)
Zmudą (instrumental singular)
Zmudami (instrumental plural)
Zmudzie (locative singular)
Zmudach (locative plural)
Zmudo (singular vocative)
Zmudy (plural vocative)


Leja

Leja (nominative singular)
Leje (nominative plural)
Lei (genitive singular)
Lej (genitive plural)
Lei (dative singular)
Lejom (dative plural)
Leję (accusative singular)
Leje (accusative plural)
Leją (instrumental singular)
Lejami (instrumental plural)
Lei (locative singular)
Lejach (locative plural)
Lejo (singular vocative)
Leje (plural vocative)


Godlewska

Godlewski (masculine)
Godlewska (nominative singular)
Godlewskie (nominative plural)
Godlewskiej (genitive singular)
Godlewskich (genitive plural)
Godlewskiej (dative singular)
Godlewskim (dative plural)
Godlewską (accusative singular)
Godlewskie (accusative plural)
Godlewską (instrumental singular)
Godlewskimi (instrumental plural)
Godlewskiej (locative singular)
Godlewskich (locative plural)
Godlewska (singular vocative)
Godlewskie (plural vocative)


Burek

From bury (“dark grey”) + -ek (noun suffix).


Sobota

Sobota (nominative singular)
Soboty (nominative plural)
Soboty (genitive singular)
Sobot (genitive plural)
Sobocie (dative singular)
Sobotom (dative plural)
Sobotę (accusative singular)
Soboty (accusative plural)
Sobotą (instrumental singular)
Sobotami (instrumental plural)
Sobocie (locative singular)
Sobotach (locative plural)
Soboto (singular vocative)
Soboty (plural vocative)


Brodzka

Brodzki (masculine)
Brodzka (nominative singular)
Brodzkie (nominative plural)
Brodzkiej (genitive singular)
Brodzkich (genitive plural)
Brodzkiej (dative singular)
Brodzkim (dative plural)
Brodzką (accusative singular)
Brodzkie (accusative plural)
Brodzką (instrumental singular)
Brodzkimi (instrumental plural)
Brodzkiej (locative singular)
Brodzkich (locative plural)
Brodzka (singular vocative)
Brodzkie (plural vocative)

From bród (“ford”) + -zka (surname-forming suffix).


Adamska

Adamski (masculine)
Adamska (nominative singular)
Adamskie (nominative plural)
Adamskiej (genitive singular)
Adamskich (genitive plural)
Adamskiej (dative singular)
Adamskim (dative plural)
Adamską (accusative singular)
Adamskie (accusative plural)
Adamską (instrumental singular)
Adamskimi (instrumental plural)
Adamskiej (locative singular)
Adamskich (locative plural)
Adamska (singular vocative)
Adamskie (plural vocative)

From Adam + -ska (surname-forming suffix).


Zawadzka

Zawadzki (masculine)
Zawadzka (nominative singular)
Zawadzkie (nominative plural)
Zawadzkiej (genitive singular)
Zawadzkich (genitive plural)
Zawadzkiej (dative singular)
Zawadzkim (dative plural)
Zawadzką (accusative singular)
Zawadzkie (accusative plural)
Zawadzką (instrumental singular)
Zawadzkimi (instrumental plural)
Zawadzkiej (locative singular)
Zawadzkich (locative plural)
Zawadzka (singular vocative)
Zawadzkie (plural vocative)

From zawada (“hindrance”) + -zka (surname-forming suffix).


Bielecka

Bielecki (masculine)
Bielecka (nominative singular)
Bieleckie (nominative plural)
Bieleckiej (genitive singular)
Bieleckich (genitive plural)
Bieleckiej (dative singular)
Bieleckim (dative plural)
Bielecką (accusative singular)
Bieleckie (accusative plural)
Bielecką (instrumental singular)
Bieleckimi (instrumental plural)
Bieleckiej (locative singular)
Bieleckich (locative plural)
Bielecka (singular vocative)
Bieleckie (plural vocative)


Brzozowska

pl-proper noun

Brzozowska f (male equivalent Brzozowski)

Brzozowski (masculine)
Brzozowska (nominative singular)
Brzozowskie (nominative plural)
Brzozowskiej (genitive singular)
Brzozowskich (genitive plural)
Brzozowskiej (dative singular)
Brzozowskim (dative plural)
Brzozowską (accusative singular)
Brzozowskie (accusative plural)
Brzozowską (instrumental singular)
Brzozowskimi (instrumental plural)
Brzozowskiej (locative singular)
Brzozowskich (locative plural)
Brzozowska (singular vocative)
Brzozowskie (plural vocative)

From brzoza (“birch”) + -ska (surname-forming suffix).


Bartowska

Bartowski (masculine)
Bartowska (nominative singular)
Bartowskie (nominative plural)
Bartowskiej (genitive singular)
Bartowskich (genitive plural)
Bartowskiej (dative singular)
Bartowskim (dative plural)
Bartowską (accusative singular)
Bartowskie (accusative plural)
Bartowską (instrumental singular)
Bartowskimi (instrumental plural)
Bartowskiej (locative singular)
Bartowskich (locative plural)
Bartowska (singular vocative)
Bartowskie (plural vocative)


Andrzejewska

pl-proper noun

Andrzejewska f (male equivalent Andrzejewski)

Andrzejewski (masculine)
Andrzejewska (nominative singular)
Andrzejewskie (nominative plural)
Andrzejewskiej (genitive singular)
Andrzejewskich (genitive plural)
Andrzejewskiej (dative singular)
Andrzejewskim (dative plural)
Andrzejewską (accusative singular)
Andrzejewskie (accusative plural)
Andrzejewską (instrumental singular)
Andrzejewskimi (instrumental plural)
Andrzejewskiej (locative singular)
Andrzejewskich (locative plural)
Andrzejewska (singular vocative)
Andrzejewskie (plural vocative)


Baranowska

Baranowska f (male equivalent Baranowski)

Baranowski (masculine)
Baranowska (nominative singular)
Baranowskie (nominative plural)
Baranowskiej (genitive singular)
Baranowskich (genitive plural)
Baranowskiej (dative singular)
Baranowskim (dative plural)
Baranowską (accusative singular)
Baranowskie (accusative plural)
Baranowską (instrumental singular)
Baranowskimi (instrumental plural)
Baranowskiej (locative singular)
Baranowskich (locative plural)
Baranowska (singular vocative)
Baranowskie (plural vocative)


Babińska

Babiński (masculine)
Babińska (nominative singular)
Babińskie (nominative plural)
Babińskiej (genitive singular)
Babińskich (genitive plural)
Babińskiej (dative singular)
Babińskim (dative plural)
Babińską (accusative singular)
Babińskie (accusative plural)
Babińską (instrumental singular)
Babińskimi (instrumental plural)
Babińskiej (locative singular)
Babińskich (locative plural)
Babińska (singular vocative)
Babińskie (plural vocative)


Barańska

Barański (masculine)
Barańska (nominative singular)
Barańskie (nominative plural)
Barańskiej (genitive singular)
Barańskich (genitive plural)
Barańskiej (dative singular)
Barańskim (dative plural)
Barańską (accusative singular)
Barańskie (accusative plural)
Barańską (instrumental singular)
Barańskimi (instrumental plural)
Barańskiej (locative singular)
Barańskich (locative plural)
Barańska (singular vocative)
Barańskie (plural vocative)

From baran (“ram”) + -ska (surname-forming suffix).


Bednarska

Bednarski (masculine)
Bednarska (nominative singular)
Bednarskie (nominative plural)
Bednarskiej (genitive singular)
Bednarskich (genitive plural)
Bednarskiej (dative singular)
Bednarskim (dative plural)
Bednarską (accusative singular)
Bednarskie (accusative plural)
Bednarską (instrumental singular)
Bednarskimi (instrumental plural)
Bednarskiej (locative singular)
Bednarskich (locative plural)
Bednarska (singular vocative)
Bednarskie (plural vocative)


Kwiatkowska

pl-proper noun

Kwiatkowska f (male equivalent Kwiatkowski)

Kwiatkowski (masculine)
Kwiatkowska (nominative singular)
Kwiatkowskie (nominative plural)
Kwiatkowskiej (genitive singular)
Kwiatkowskich (genitive plural)
Kwiatkowskiej (dative singular)
Kwiatkowskim (dative plural)
Kwiatkowską (accusative singular)
Kwiatkowskie (accusative plural)
Kwiatkowską (instrumental singular)
Kwiatkowskimi (instrumental plural)
Kwiatkowskiej (locative singular)
Kwiatkowskich (locative plural)
Kwiatkowska (singular vocative)
Kwiatkowskie (plural vocative)

From Kwiatków or Kwiatkowo (place names) + -ska. Place names from kwiatek (“flower”).


Bielawska

Bielawski (masculine)
Bielawska (nominative singular)
Bielawskie (nominative plural)
Bielawskiej (genitive singular)
Bielawskich (genitive plural)
Bielawskiej (dative singular)
Bielawskim (dative plural)
Bielawską (accusative singular)
Bielawskie (accusative plural)
Bielawską (instrumental singular)
Bielawskimi (instrumental plural)
Bielawskiej (locative singular)
Bielawskich (locative plural)
Bielawska (singular vocative)
Bielawskie (plural vocative)

From Bielawy or Bielawa (place names) + -ska. Place names from biel.


sztacheta

sztacheta (nominative singular)
sztachety (nominative plural)
sztachety (genitive singular)
sztachet (genitive plural)
sztachecie (dative singular)
sztachetom (dative plural)
sztachetę (accusative singular)
sztachety (accusative plural)
sztachetą (instrumental singular)
sztachetami (instrumental plural)
sztachecie (locative singular)
sztachetach (locative plural)
sztacheto (singular vocative)
sztachety (plural vocative)

desc

→ Ukrainian: штахе́ти (štaxéty), штахе́т (štaxét)

Borrowed from German Stakete, Staket, from Middle French estakette, estachette, from Old French estache (“pole, stake”), a Germanic borrowing equalling German Staken, English stake from Proto-Germanic *stakô (“pole, stick, stake”) from Proto-Indo-European *(s)teg- (“pole, stick, stake”).

der

pale, picket (wooden stake driven into the ground forming part of a fence)


Bielska

Bielski (masculine)
Bielska (nominative singular)
Bielskie (nominative plural)
Bielskiej (genitive singular)
Bielskich (genitive plural)
Bielskiej (dative singular)
Bielskim (dative plural)
Bielską (accusative singular)
Bielskie (accusative plural)
Bielską (instrumental singular)
Bielskimi (instrumental plural)
Bielskiej (locative singular)
Bielskich (locative plural)
Bielska (singular vocative)
Bielskie (plural vocative)

From Bielsko + -ska (surname-forming suffix).


Bilska

Bilski (masculine)
Bilska (nominative singular)
Bilskie (nominative plural)
Bilskiej (genitive singular)
Bilskich (genitive plural)
Bilskiej (dative singular)
Bilskim (dative plural)
Bilską (accusative singular)
Bilskie (accusative plural)
Bilską (instrumental singular)
Bilskimi (instrumental plural)
Bilskiej (locative singular)
Bilskich (locative plural)
Bilska (singular vocative)
Bilskie (plural vocative)

* From Bilsko (place name) + -ska
* Variant of Bielska.


Stachura

Stachura (nominative singular)
Stachury (nominative plural)
Stachury (genitive singular)
Stachur (genitive plural)
Stachurze (dative singular)
Stachurom (dative plural)
Stachurę (accusative singular)
Stachury (accusative plural)
Stachurą (instrumental singular)
Stachurami (instrumental plural)
Stachurze (locative singular)
Stachurach (locative plural)
Stachuro (singular vocative)
Stachury (plural vocative)


Janicka

Janicki (masculine)
Janicka (nominative singular)
Janickie (nominative plural)
Janickiej (genitive singular)
Janickich (genitive plural)
Janickiej (dative singular)
Janickim (dative plural)
Janicką (accusative singular)
Janickie (accusative plural)
Janicką (instrumental singular)
Janickimi (instrumental plural)
Janickiej (locative singular)
Janickich (locative plural)
Janicka (singular vocative)
Janickie (plural vocative)


Janowska

Janowski (masculine)
Janowska (nominative singular)
Janowskie (nominative plural)
Janowskiej (genitive singular)
Janowskich (genitive plural)
Janowskiej (dative singular)
Janowskim (dative plural)
Janowską (accusative singular)
Janowskie (accusative plural)
Janowską (instrumental singular)
Janowskimi (instrumental plural)
Janowskiej (locative singular)
Janowskich (locative plural)
Janowska (singular vocative)
Janowskie (plural vocative)

From Janów, Janowo, Janowa, or Janowice (place names) + -ska.


Kolenda

Kolenda (nominative singular)
Kolendy (nominative plural)
Kolendy (genitive singular)
Kolend (genitive plural)
Kolendzie (dative singular)
Kolendom (dative plural)
Kolendę (accusative singular)
Kolendy (accusative plural)
Kolendą (instrumental singular)
Kolendami (instrumental plural)
Kolendzie (locative singular)
Kolendach (locative plural)
Kolendo (singular vocative)
Kolendy (plural vocative)


Lasota

Lasota (nominative singular)
Lasotowie (nominative plural)
Lasoty (genitive singular)
Lasotów (genitive plural)
Lasocie (dative singular)
Lasotom (dative plural)
Lasotę (accusative singular)
Lasotów (accusative plural)
Lasotą (instrumental singular)
Lasotami (instrumental plural)
Lasocie (locative singular)
Lasotach (locative plural)
Lasoto (singular vocative)
Lasotowie (plural vocative)
Lasota (nominative singular)
Lasoty (nominative plural)
Lasoty (genitive singular)
Lasot (genitive plural)
Lasocie (dative singular)
Lasotom (dative plural)
Lasotę (accusative singular)
Lasoty (accusative plural)
Lasotą (instrumental singular)
Lasotami (instrumental plural)
Lasocie (locative singular)
Lasotach (locative plural)
Lasoto (singular vocative)
Lasoty (plural vocative)


Małkowska

Małkowski (masculine)
Małkowska (nominative singular)
Małkowskie (nominative plural)
Małkowskiej (genitive singular)
Małkowskich (genitive plural)
Małkowskiej (dative singular)
Małkowskim (dative plural)
Małkowską (accusative singular)
Małkowskie (accusative plural)
Małkowską (instrumental singular)
Małkowskimi (instrumental plural)
Małkowskiej (locative singular)
Małkowskich (locative plural)
Małkowska (singular vocative)
Małkowskie (plural vocative)

From Małków or Małkowo (place names) + -ska.


Gorecka

Gorecki (masculine)
Gorecka (nominative singular)
Goreckie (nominative plural)
Goreckiej (genitive singular)
Goreckich (genitive plural)
Goreckiej (dative singular)
Goreckim (dative plural)
Gorecką (accusative singular)
Goreckie (accusative plural)
Gorecką (instrumental singular)
Goreckimi (instrumental plural)
Goreckiej (locative singular)
Goreckich (locative plural)
Gorecka (singular vocative)
Goreckie (plural vocative)


Sieradzka

Sieradzki (masculine)
Sieradzka (nominative singular)
Sieradzkie (nominative plural)
Sieradzkiej (genitive singular)
Sieradzkich (genitive plural)
Sieradzkiej (dative singular)
Sieradzkim (dative plural)
Sieradzką (accusative singular)
Sieradzkie (accusative plural)
Sieradzką (instrumental singular)
Sieradzkimi (instrumental plural)
Sieradzkiej (locative singular)
Sieradzkich (locative plural)
Sieradzka (singular vocative)
Sieradzkie (plural vocative)


Górecka

Górecki (masculine)
Górecka (nominative singular)
Góreckie (nominative plural)
Góreckiej (genitive singular)
Góreckich (genitive plural)
Góreckiej (dative singular)
Góreckim (dative plural)
Górecką (accusative singular)
Góreckie (accusative plural)
Górecką (instrumental singular)
Góreckimi (instrumental plural)
Góreckiej (locative singular)
Góreckich (locative plural)
Górecka (singular vocative)
Góreckie (plural vocative)

From Górka or Górki (place names) + -cka. Place names from góra (“mountain”).


Małecka

Małecki (masculine)
Małecka (nominative singular)
Małeckie (nominative plural)
Małeckiej (genitive singular)
Małeckich (genitive plural)
Małeckiej (dative singular)
Małeckim (dative plural)
Małecką (accusative singular)
Małeckie (accusative plural)
Małecką (instrumental singular)
Małeckimi (instrumental plural)
Małeckiej (locative singular)
Małeckich (locative plural)
Małecka (singular vocative)
Małeckie (plural vocative)


Wilczyńska

pl-proper noun

Wilczyńska f (male equivalent Wilczyński)

Wilczyński (masculine)
Wilczyńska (nominative singular)
Wilczyńskie (nominative plural)
Wilczyńskiej (genitive singular)
Wilczyńskich (genitive plural)
Wilczyńskiej (dative singular)
Wilczyńskim (dative plural)
Wilczyńską (accusative singular)
Wilczyńskie (accusative plural)
Wilczyńską (instrumental singular)
Wilczyńskimi (instrumental plural)
Wilczyńskiej (locative singular)
Wilczyńskich (locative plural)
Wilczyńska (singular vocative)
Wilczyńskie (plural vocative)

From Wilczyn or Wilczyna (place names) + -ska.


Fabiańska

Fabiański (masculine)
Fabiańska (nominative singular)
Fabiańskie (nominative plural)
Fabiańskiej (genitive singular)
Fabiańskich (genitive plural)
Fabiańskiej (dative singular)
Fabiańskim (dative plural)
Fabiańską (accusative singular)
Fabiańskie (accusative plural)
Fabiańską (instrumental singular)
Fabiańskimi (instrumental plural)
Fabiańskiej (locative singular)
Fabiańskich (locative plural)
Fabiańska (singular vocative)
Fabiańskie (plural vocative)

From Fabianki + -ska (surname-forming suffix).


Skorupska

Skorupski (masculine)
Skorupska (nominative singular)
Skorupskie (nominative plural)
Skorupskiej (genitive singular)
Skorupskich (genitive plural)
Skorupskiej (dative singular)
Skorupskim (dative plural)
Skorupską (accusative singular)
Skorupskie (accusative plural)
Skorupską (instrumental singular)
Skorupskimi (instrumental plural)
Skorupskiej (locative singular)
Skorupskich (locative plural)
Skorupska (singular vocative)
Skorupskie (plural vocative)

From Skorupy (place name) + -ska. Place name from skorupa (“shell”).


zawada

zawada (nominative singular)
zawady (nominative plural)
zawady (genitive singular)
zawad (genitive plural)
zawadzie (dative singular)
zawadom (dative plural)
zawadę (accusative singular)
zawady (accusative plural)
zawadą (instrumental singular)
zawadami (instrumental plural)
zawadzie (locative singular)
zawadach (locative plural)
zawado (singular vocative)
zawady (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Polish zawada, from Proto-Slavic *zavada. Compare Czech závada.

hindrance, stumbling block, obstacle, impediment


Majewska

Majewski (masculine)
Majewska (nominative singular)
Majewskie (nominative plural)
Majewskiej (genitive singular)
Majewskich (genitive plural)
Majewskiej (dative singular)
Majewskim (dative plural)
Majewską (accusative singular)
Majewskie (accusative plural)
Majewską (instrumental singular)
Majewskimi (instrumental plural)
Majewskiej (locative singular)
Majewskich (locative plural)
Majewska (singular vocative)
Majewskie (plural vocative)


Cyganek

From Cygan (“Gypsy”) + -ek (diminutive suffix).


Malecka

Malecki (masculine)
Malecka (nominative singular)
Maleckie (nominative plural)
Maleckiej (genitive singular)
Maleckich (genitive plural)
Maleckiej (dative singular)
Maleckim (dative plural)
Malecką (accusative singular)
Maleckie (accusative plural)
Malecką (instrumental singular)
Maleckimi (instrumental plural)
Maleckiej (locative singular)
Maleckich (locative plural)
Malecka (singular vocative)
Maleckie (plural vocative)


Gronkowska

pl-proper noun

Gronkowska f (male equivalent Gronkowski)

Gronkowski (masculine)
Gronkowska (nominative singular)
Gronkowskie (nominative plural)
Gronkowskiej (genitive singular)
Gronkowskich (genitive plural)
Gronkowskiej (dative singular)
Gronkowskim (dative plural)
Gronkowską (accusative singular)
Gronkowskie (accusative plural)
Gronkowską (instrumental singular)
Gronkowskimi (instrumental plural)
Gronkowskiej (locative singular)
Gronkowskich (locative plural)
Gronkowska (singular vocative)
Gronkowskie (plural vocative)


Skorupka

Skorupka (nominative singular)
Skorupki (nominative plural)
Skorupki (genitive singular)
Skorupek (genitive plural)
Skorupce (dative singular)
Skorupkom (dative plural)
Skorupkę (accusative singular)
Skorupki (accusative plural)
Skorupką (instrumental singular)
Skorupkami (instrumental plural)
Skorupce (locative singular)
Skorupkach (locative plural)
Skorupko (singular vocative)
Skorupki (plural vocative)


Wtorek

From wtorek (“Tuesday”); wtóry (“second”) + -ek (noun suffix).


Czwartek

From czwartek (“Thursday”); czwarty (“fourth”) + -ek (noun suffix).


Cieśla

Cieśla (nominative singular)
Cieśle (nominative plural)
Cieśli (genitive singular)
Cieśli (genitive plural)
Cieśli (dative singular)
Cieślom (dative plural)
Cieślę (accusative singular)
Cieśle (accusative plural)
Cieślą (instrumental singular)
Cieślami (instrumental plural)
Cieśli (locative singular)
Cieślach (locative plural)
Cieślo (singular vocative)
Cieśle (plural vocative)


Skorupa

Skorupa (nominative singular)
Skorupy (nominative plural)
Skorupy (genitive singular)
Skorup (genitive plural)
Skorupie (dative singular)
Skorupom (dative plural)
Skorupę (accusative singular)
Skorupy (accusative plural)
Skorupą (instrumental singular)
Skorupami (instrumental plural)
Skorupie (locative singular)
Skorupach (locative plural)
Skorupo (singular vocative)
Skorupy (plural vocative)


warownia

warownia (nominative singular)
warownie (nominative plural)
warowni (genitive singular)
warowni (genitive plural)
warowni (dative singular)
warowniom (dative plural)
warownię (accusative singular)
warownie (accusative plural)
warownią (instrumental singular)
warowniami (instrumental plural)
warowni (locative singular)
warowniach (locative plural)
warownio (singular vocative)
warownie (plural vocative)


forteca

forteca (nominative singular)
fortece (nominative plural)
fortecy (genitive singular)
fortec (genitive plural)
fortecy (dative singular)
fortecom (dative plural)
fortecę (accusative singular)
fortece (accusative plural)
fortecą (instrumental singular)
fortecami (instrumental plural)
fortecy (locative singular)
fortecach (locative plural)
forteco (singular vocative)
fortece (plural vocative)


Piątek

From piątek (“Friday”); piąty (“fifth”) + -ek (noun suffix).


Wydra

Wydra (nominative singular)
Wydry (nominative plural)
Wydry (genitive singular)
Wyder (genitive plural)
Wydr (genitive plural)
Wydrze (dative singular)
Wydrom (dative plural)
Wydrę (accusative singular)
Wydry (accusative plural)
Wydrą (instrumental singular)
Wydrami (instrumental plural)
Wydrze (locative singular)
Wydrach (locative plural)
Wydro (singular vocative)
Wydry (plural vocative)


Czapla

Czapla (nominative singular)
Czaple (nominative plural)
Czapli (genitive singular)
Czapli (genitive plural)
Czapel (genitive plural)
Czapli (dative singular)
Czaplom (dative plural)
Czaplę (accusative singular)
Czaple (accusative plural)
Czaplą (instrumental singular)
Czaplami (instrumental plural)
Czapli (locative singular)
Czaplach (locative plural)
Czaplo (singular vocative)
Czaple (plural vocative)


Cybula

Cybula (nominative singular)
Cybule (nominative plural)
Cybuli (genitive singular)
Cybul (genitive plural)
Cybuli (dative singular)
Cybulom (dative plural)
Cybulę (accusative singular)
Cybule (accusative plural)
Cybulą (instrumental singular)
Cybulami (instrumental plural)
Cybuli (locative singular)
Cybulach (locative plural)
Cybulo (singular vocative)
Cybule (plural vocative)

Variant of Cebula (“onion”). Possibly a regional variant or from another Slavic language such as Belarusian Цыбуля (Cybulja), Ukrainian Цибуля (Cybulja), or Lower Sorbian cybula.


Kaszuba

Kaszuba (nominative singular)
Kaszuby (nominative plural)
Kaszuby (genitive singular)
Kaszub (genitive plural)
Kaszubie (dative singular)
Kaszubom (dative plural)
Kaszubę (accusative singular)
Kaszuby (accusative plural)
Kaszubą (instrumental singular)
Kaszubami (instrumental plural)
Kaszubie (locative singular)
Kaszubach (locative plural)
Kaszubo (singular vocative)
Kaszuby (plural vocative)


Zięba

Zięba (nominative singular)
Zięby (nominative plural)
Zięby (genitive singular)
Zięb (genitive plural)
Ziębie (dative singular)
Ziębom (dative plural)
Ziębę (accusative singular)
Zięby (accusative plural)
Ziębą (instrumental singular)
Ziębami (instrumental plural)
Ziębie (locative singular)
Ziębach (locative plural)
Ziębo (singular vocative)
Zięby (plural vocative)


kępa

kępka (diminutive)
kępa (nominative singular)
kępy (nominative plural)
kępy (genitive singular)
kęp (genitive plural)
kępie (dative singular)
kępom (dative plural)
kępę (accusative singular)
kępy (accusative plural)
kępą (instrumental singular)
kępami (instrumental plural)
kępie (locative singular)
kępach (locative plural)
kępo (singular vocative)
kępy (plural vocative)

From dialectal Proto-Slavic *kǫpa, perhaps from Proto-Indo-European *kámpos (“curved, bent”), from *kh₂em- (“to arch”). See Proto-Germanic *hamfaz (“maimed”).

der

isolated clump of vegetation, such as trees, shrubs, or flowers

small island in a river or lake, covered with vegetation


Kępa

Kępa (nominative singular)
Kępy (nominative plural)
Kępy (genitive singular)
Kęp (genitive plural)
Kępie (dative singular)
Kępom (dative plural)
Kępę (accusative singular)
Kępy (accusative plural)
Kępą (instrumental singular)
Kępami (instrumental plural)
Kępie (locative singular)
Kępach (locative plural)
Kępo (singular vocative)
Kępy (plural vocative)


Magiera

Magiera (nominative singular)
Magiery (nominative plural)
Magiery (genitive singular)
Magier (genitive plural)
Magierze (dative singular)
Magierom (dative plural)
Magierę (accusative singular)
Magiery (accusative plural)
Magierą (instrumental singular)
Magierami (instrumental plural)
Magierze (locative singular)
Magierach (locative plural)
Magiero (singular vocative)
Magiery (plural vocative)


maruda

maruda (nominative singular)
marudy (nominative plural)
marudy (genitive singular)
marud (genitive plural)
marudzie (dative singular)
marudom (dative plural)
marudę (accusative singular)
marudy (accusative plural)
marudą (instrumental singular)
marudami (instrumental plural)
marudzie (locative singular)
marudach (locative plural)
marudo (singular vocative)
marudy (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German marode, from French maraud.


Sekula

Sekula (nominative singular)
Sekule (nominative plural)
Sekuli (genitive singular)
Sekul (genitive plural)
Sekuli (dative singular)
Sekulom (dative plural)
Sekulę (accusative singular)
Sekule (accusative plural)
Sekulą (instrumental singular)
Sekulami (instrumental plural)
Sekuli (locative singular)
Sekulach (locative plural)
Sekulo (singular vocative)
Sekule (plural vocative)


Bomba

Bomba (nominative singular)
Bomby (nominative plural)
Bomby (genitive singular)
Bomb (genitive plural)
Bombie (dative singular)
Bombom (dative plural)
Bombę (accusative singular)
Bomby (accusative plural)
Bombą (instrumental singular)
Bombami (instrumental plural)
Bombie (locative singular)
Bombach (locative plural)
Bombo (singular vocative)
Bomby (plural vocative)


Kempa

Kempa (nominative singular)
Kempy (nominative plural)
Kempy (genitive singular)
Kemp (genitive plural)
Kempie (dative singular)
Kempom (dative plural)
Kempę (accusative singular)
Kempy (accusative plural)
Kempą (instrumental singular)
Kempami (instrumental plural)
Kempie (locative singular)
Kempach (locative plural)
Kempo (singular vocative)
Kempy (plural vocative)

From kępa (“cluster or clump of trees or other vegetation”).