fako

fako (nominative singular)
fakovia (nominative plural)
faka (genitive singular)
fakov (genitive plural)
fakovi (dative singular)
fakom (dative plural)
faka (accusative singular)
fakov (accusative plural)
fakovi (locative singular)
fakoch (locative plural)
fakom (instrumental singular)
fakami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Slovak fako, from Hungarian fakó (“buckskin horse”).


kozák

sk-noun

kozák m inan (genitive singular kozáka, nominative plural kozáky, declension pattern of dub)

kozáka (genitive singular)
kozáky (nominative plural)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
kozák (nominative singular)
kozáky (nominative plural)
kozáka (genitive singular)
kozákov (genitive plural)
kozáku (dative singular)
kozákom (dative plural)
kozák (accusative singular)
kozáky (accusative plural)
kozáku (locative singular)
kozákoch (locative plural)
kozákom (instrumental singular)
kozákmi (instrumental plural)

From koza (“goat”) + -ák, possibly a deteriorative denotation expressing that the mushroom is appropriate rather for animals (goats) than humans.

fungus belonging to the genera Leccinum, Leccinellum


kozák

kozák m anim (genitive singular kozáka, nominative plural kozáci, declension pattern of chlap)

kozáka (genitive singular)
kozáci (nominative plural)
chlap (declension-pattern-of)
kozák (nominative singular)
kozáci (nominative plural)
kozáka (genitive singular)
kozákov (genitive plural)
kozákovi (dative singular)
kozákom (dative plural)
kozáka (accusative singular)
kozákov (accusative plural)
kozákovi (locative singular)
kozákoch (locative plural)
kozákom (instrumental singular)
kozákmi (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ukrainian коза́к (kozák, “Cossack”), from Proto-Turkic *qazāq (“free man, adventurer”), from *qaz- (“to wander”).


homár

homár (nominative singular)
homáre (nominative plural)
homára (genitive singular)
homárov (genitive plural)
homárovi (dative singular)
homárom (dative plural)
homára (accusative singular)
homáre (accusative plural)
homárovi (locative singular)
homároch (locative plural)
homárom (instrumental singular)
homármi (instrumental plural)

Derived from French homard, from Middle Low German hummer, from Old Norse humarr.


avokádo

sk-noun

avokádo n (genitive singular avokáda, nominative plural avokáda, genitive plural avokád, declension pattern of mesto)

avokáda (genitive singular)
avokáda (nominative plural)
avokád (genitive plural)
mesto (declension-pattern-of)


čivava

čivava f (genitive singular čivavy, nominative plural čivavy, genitive plural čiváv, declension pattern of žena)

čivavy (genitive singular)
čivavy (nominative plural)
čiváv (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
čivava (nominative singular)
čivavy (nominative plural)
čivavy (genitive singular)
čiváv (genitive plural)
čivave (dative singular)
čivavám (dative plural)
čivavu (accusative singular)
čivavy (accusative plural)
čivave (locative singular)
čivavách (locative plural)
čivavou (instrumental singular)
čivavami (instrumental plural)

chihuahua (the smallest breed of dog, originating in Mexico and having large erect ears)


čajka

čajka (nominative singular)
čajky (nominative plural)
čajky (genitive singular)
čajok (genitive plural)
čajke (dative singular)
čajkám (dative plural)
čajku (accusative singular)
čajky (accusative plural)
čajke (locative singular)
čajkách (locative plural)
čajkou (instrumental singular)
čajkami (instrumental plural)

Derived from Ukrainian ча́йка (čájka), perhaps via Turkic. Compare English saic. Ultimately, from Proto-Slavic *čajьka.

(historical) a type of boat used by Zaporozhian Cossacks


baldrián

baldrián m inan (genitive singular baldriánu)

Valeriana officinalis
Valeriana officinalis#Translingual

valerian (a hardy perennial flowering plant, Valeriana officinalis, with heads of sweetly scented pink or white flowers)


jeleň

jelení (adjective)
jeleň (nominative singular)
jelene (nominative plural)
jeleňa (genitive singular)
jeleňov (genitive plural)
jeleňovi (dative singular)
jeleňom (dative plural)
jeleňa (accusative singular)
jelene (accusative plural)
jeleňovi (locative singular)
jeleňoch (locative plural)
jeleňom (instrumental singular)
jeleňmi (instrumental plural)


líška

líška (nominative singular)
líšky (nominative plural)
líšky (genitive singular)
líšok (genitive plural)
líške (dative singular)
líškam (dative plural)
líšku (accusative singular)
líšky (accusative plural)
líške (locative singular)
líškach (locative plural)
líškou (instrumental singular)
líškami (instrumental plural)


lastúrničiar

lastúrničiar (nominative singular)
lastúrničiare (nominative plural)
lastúrničiara (genitive singular)
lastúrničiarov (genitive plural)
lastúrničiaru (dative singular)
lastúrničiarom (dative plural)
lastúrničiara (accusative singular)
lastúrničiare (accusative plural)
lastúrničiari (locative singular)
lastúrničiaroch (locative plural)
lastúrničiarom (instrumental singular)
lastúrničiarmi (instrumental plural)

Derived from Czech [Term?], from Serbo-Croatian [Term?].


grinda

grinda f (genitive singular grindy, nominative plural grindy, genitive plural grínd, declension pattern of žena)

grindy (genitive singular)
grindy (nominative plural)
grínd (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
grinda (nominative singular)
grindy (nominative plural)
grindy (genitive singular)
grínd (genitive plural)
grinde (dative singular)
grindám (dative plural)
grindu (accusative singular)
grindy (accusative plural)
grinde (locative singular)
grindách (locative plural)
grindou (instrumental singular)
grindami (instrumental plural)


žriebä

žriebä n (genitive singular žriebäťa, nominative plural žriebätá, genitive plural žriebät, declension pattern of dievča)

žriebäťa (genitive singular)
žriebätá (nominative plural)
žriebät (genitive plural)
dievča (declension-pattern-of)
žriebä (nominative singular)
žriebätá／žriebence (nominative plural)
žriebäťa (genitive singular)
žriebät／žriebeniec (genitive plural)
žriebäťu (dative singular)
žriebätám／žriebencom (dative plural)
žriebä (accusative singular)
žriebätá／žriebence (accusative plural)
žriebäti (locative singular)
žriebätách／žriebencoch (locative plural)
žriebäťom (instrumental singular)
žriebätami／žriebencami (instrumental plural)


sôvä

sôvä (nominative singular)
sôvätá (nominative plural)
sôväťa (genitive singular)
sôvät (genitive plural)
sôväťu (dative singular)
sôvätám (dative plural)
sôvä (accusative singular)
sôvätá (accusative plural)
sôväti (locative singular)
sôvätách (locative plural)
sôväťom (instrumental singular)
sôvätmi (instrumental plural)


sŕňa

sŕňa (nominative singular)
sŕňatá／sŕnence (nominative plural)
sŕňaťa (genitive singular)
sŕňat／sŕneniec (genitive plural)
sŕňaťu (dative singular)
sŕňatám／sŕnencom (dative plural)
sŕňa (accusative singular)
sŕňatá／sŕnence (accusative plural)
sŕňati (locative singular)
sŕňatách／sŕnencoch (locative plural)
sŕňaťom (instrumental singular)
sŕňatami／sŕnencami (instrumental plural)


teľa

teľa (nominative singular)
teľatá／telce (nominative plural)
teľaťa (genitive singular)
teliat／teliec (genitive plural)
teľaťu (dative singular)
teľatám／telcom (dative plural)
teľa (accusative singular)
teľatá／telce (accusative plural)
teľati (locative singular)
teľatách／telcoch (locative plural)
teľaťom (instrumental singular)
teľatami／telcami (instrumental plural)


tŕnie

tŕnie n (genitive singular tŕnia, nominative plural tŕnia, genitive plural tŕní, declension pattern of vysvedčenie)

tŕnia (genitive singular)
tŕnia (nominative plural)
tŕní (genitive plural)
vysvedčenie (declension-pattern-of)
tŕnie (nominative singular)
tŕnia (nominative plural)
tŕnia (genitive singular)
tŕní (genitive plural)
tŕniu (dative singular)
tŕniam (dative plural)
tŕnie (accusative singular)
tŕnia (accusative plural)
tŕní (locative singular)
tŕniach (locative plural)
tŕním (instrumental singular)
tŕniami (instrumental plural)


jastrab

jastrab m anim (related adjective jastrabí)

jastrabí (adjective)
jastrab (nominative singular)
jastraby (nominative plural)
jastraba (genitive singular)
jastrabov (genitive plural)
jastrabovi (dative singular)
jastrabom (dative plural)
jastraba (accusative singular)
jastraby (accusative plural)
jastrabovi (locative singular)
jastraboch (locative plural)
jastrabom (instrumental singular)
jastrabmi (instrumental plural)


vlčica

vlčica f (genitive singular vlčice, nominative plural vlčice, genitive plural vlčíc, declension pattern of ulica)

vlčice (genitive singular)
vlčice (nominative plural)
vlčíc (genitive plural)
ulica (declension-pattern-of)
vlčica (nominative singular)
vlčice (nominative plural)
vlčice (genitive singular)
vlčíc (genitive plural)
vlčici (dative singular)
vlčiciam (dative plural)
vlčicu (accusative singular)
vlčice (accusative plural)
vlčici (locative singular)
vlčiciach (locative plural)
vlčicou (instrumental singular)
vlčicami (instrumental plural)


vĺča

vĺča (nominative singular)
vĺčatá／vĺčence (nominative plural)
vĺčaťa (genitive singular)
vĺčat／vĺčeniec (genitive plural)
vĺčaťu (dative singular)
vĺčatám／vĺčencom (dative plural)
vĺča (accusative singular)
vĺčatá／vĺčence (accusative plural)
vĺčati (locative singular)
vĺčatách／vĺčencoch (locative plural)
vĺčaťom (instrumental singular)
vĺčatami／vĺčencami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vьlčę. By surface analysis, vlk + -a.


kohút

kohútí (adjective)
kohút (nominative singular)
kohúty (nominative plural)
kohúta (genitive singular)
kohútov (genitive plural)
kohútovi (dative singular)
kohútom (dative plural)
kohúta (accusative singular)
kohúty (accusative plural)
kohútovi (locative singular)
kohútoch (locative plural)
kohútom (instrumental singular)
kohútmi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kokotъ. Related to Polish kogut.


žlna

žlna (nominative singular)
žlny (nominative plural)
žlny (genitive singular)
žĺn (genitive plural)
žlne (dative singular)
žlnám (dative plural)
žlnu (accusative singular)
žlny (accusative plural)
žlne (locative singular)
žlnách (locative plural)
žlnou (instrumental singular)
žlnami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *žьlna (“green woodpecker”), from Proto-Balto-Slavic *gilˀnāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *gʷelH-.


jahňa

jahňa (nominative singular)
jahňatá／jahnence (nominative plural)
jahňaťa (genitive singular)
jahniat／jahneniec (genitive plural)
jahňaťu (dative singular)
jahňatám／jahnencom (dative plural)
jahňa (accusative singular)
jahňatá／jahnence (accusative plural)
jahňati (locative singular)
jahňatách／jahnencoch (locative plural)
jahňaťom (instrumental singular)
jahňatami／jahnencami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *(j)a̋gnę, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂egʷn-, the stem of *h₂egʷnós.


stehlík

sk-noun

stehlík m anim (related adjective stehličí／stehlíčí)

stehličí／stehlíčí (adjective)
stehlík (nominative singular)
stehlíky (nominative plural)
stehlíka (genitive singular)
stehlíkov (genitive plural)
stehlíkovi (dative singular)
stehlíkom (dative plural)
stehlíka (accusative singular)
stehlíky (accusative plural)
stehlíkovi (locative singular)
stehlíkoch (locative plural)
stehlíkom (instrumental singular)
stehlíkmi (instrumental plural)


pomaranč

pomaranč m inan (related adjective pomarančový)

pomarančový (adjective)
pomaranč (nominative singular)
pomaranče (nominative plural)
pomaranča (genitive singular)
pomarančov (genitive plural)
pomaranču (dative singular)
pomarančom (dative plural)
pomaranč (accusative singular)
pomaranče (accusative plural)
pomaranči (locative singular)
pomarančoch (locative plural)
pomarančom (instrumental singular)
pomarančmi (instrumental plural)

Derived from German Pomeranze, from Italian pomo + arancia, from Arabic نَارَنْج (nāranj), from Persian نارنگ (nârang), from Dravidian.


mäkkýš

mäkkýš (nominative singular)
mäkkýše (nominative plural)
mäkkýša (genitive singular)
mäkkýšov (genitive plural)
mäkkýšovi (dative singular)
mäkkýšom (dative plural)
mäkkýša (accusative singular)
mäkkýše (accusative plural)
mäkkýšovi (locative singular)
mäkkýšoch (locative plural)
mäkkýšom (instrumental singular)
mäkkýšmi (instrumental plural)

From mäkký + -ýš, Cognate with Czech měkkýš.


užovka

užovka f (genitive singular užovky, nominative plural užovky, genitive plural užoviek, declension pattern of žena)

užovky (genitive singular)
užovky (nominative plural)
užoviek (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
užovka (nominative singular)
užovky (nominative plural)
užovky (genitive singular)
užoviek (genitive plural)
užovke (dative singular)
užovkám (dative plural)
užovku (accusative singular)
užovky (accusative plural)
užovke (locative singular)
užovkách (locative plural)
užovkou (instrumental singular)
užovkami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ǫžь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ángis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂éngʷʰis.


jabĺčko

jabĺčko n (genitive singular jabĺčka, nominative plural jabĺčka, genitive plural jabĺčok, declension pattern of mesto)

jabĺčka (genitive singular)
jabĺčka (nominative plural)
jabĺčok (genitive plural)
mesto (declension-pattern-of)
jabĺčko (nominative singular)
jabĺčka (nominative plural)
jabĺčka (genitive singular)
jabĺčok (genitive plural)
jabĺčku (dative singular)
jabĺčkam (dative plural)
jabĺčko (accusative singular)
jabĺčka (accusative plural)
jabĺčku (locative singular)
jabĺčkach (locative plural)
jabĺčkom (instrumental singular)
jabĺčkami (instrumental plural)


paradajka

paradajka f (genitive singular paradajky, nominative plural paradajky, genitive plural paradajok, declension pattern of žena)

paradajky (genitive singular)
paradajky (nominative plural)
paradajok (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
paradajka (nominative singular)
paradajky (nominative plural)
paradajky (genitive singular)
paradajok (genitive plural)
paradajke (dative singular)
paradajkám (dative plural)
paradajku (accusative singular)
paradajky (accusative plural)
paradajke (locative singular)
paradajkách (locative plural)
paradajkou (instrumental singular)
paradajkami (instrumental plural)


rajčina

rajčina f (genitive singular rajčiny, nominative plural rajčiny, genitive plural rajčín, declension pattern of žena)

rajčiny (genitive singular)
rajčiny (nominative plural)
rajčín (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
rajčina (nominative singular)
rajčiny (nominative plural)
rajčiny (genitive singular)
rajčín (genitive plural)
rajčine (dative singular)
rajčinám (dative plural)
rajčinu (accusative singular)
rajčiny (accusative plural)
rajčine (locative singular)
rajčinách (locative plural)
rajčinou (instrumental singular)
rajčinami (instrumental plural)


škorica

škorica f (genitive singular škorice, declension pattern of ulica)

škorice (genitive singular)
ulica (declension-pattern-of)
škorica (nominative singular-only)
škorice (genitive singular-only)
škorici (dative singular-only)
škoricu (accusative singular-only)
škorici (locative singular-only)
škoricou (instrumental singular-only)

Cognates include Czech skořice and Upper Sorbian skorica.


jaseň

jaseň (nominative singular)
jasene (nominative plural)
jaseňa (genitive singular)
jaseňov (genitive plural)
jaseňu (dative singular)
jaseňom (dative plural)
jaseň (accusative singular)
jasene (accusative plural)
jaseni (locative singular)
jaseňoch (locative plural)
jaseňom (instrumental singular)
jaseňmi (instrumental plural)


chren

chren m inan (genitive singular chrenu, nominative plural chreny, genitive plural chrenov, declension pattern of dub)

chrenu (genitive singular)
chreny (nominative plural)
chrenov (genitive plural)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
chren (nominative singular)
chreny (nominative plural)
chrenu (genitive singular)
chrenov (genitive plural)
chrenu (dative singular)
chrenom (dative plural)
chren (accusative singular)
chreny (accusative plural)
chrene (locative singular)
chrenoch (locative plural)
chrenom (instrumental singular)
chrenmi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xrěnъ (“horseradish”).


škovránok

sk-noun

škovránok m anim (related adjective škovránčí)

škovránčí (adjective)
škovránok (nominative singular)
škovránky (nominative plural)
škovránka (genitive singular)
škovránkov (genitive plural)
škovránkovi (dative singular)
škovránkom (dative plural)
škovránka (accusative singular)
škovránky (accusative plural)
škovránkovi (locative singular)
škovránkoch (locative plural)
škovránkom (instrumental singular)
škovránkami (instrumental plural)


lienka

lienka (nominative singular)
lienky (nominative plural)
lienky (genitive singular)
lienok (genitive plural)
lienke (dative singular)
lienkam (dative plural)
lienku (accusative singular)
lienky (accusative plural)
lienke (locative singular)
lienkach (locative plural)
lienkou (instrumental singular)
lienkami (instrumental plural)


zemiak

zemiak m inan (related adjective zemiakový)

zemiakový (adjective)
zemiak (nominative singular)
zemiaky (nominative plural)
zemiaka (genitive singular)
zemiakov (genitive plural)
zemiaku (dative singular)
zemiakom (dative plural)
zemiak (accusative singular)
zemiaky (accusative plural)
zemiake (locative singular)
zemiakoch (locative plural)
zemiakom (instrumental singular)
zemiakmi (instrumental plural)

Derived from Proto-Slavic *zemьnъ. Compare Polish ziemniak.


bodliak

bodliak (nominative singular)
bodliaky (nominative plural)
bodliaka (genitive singular)
bodliakov (genitive plural)
bodliaku (dative singular)
bodliakom (dative plural)
bodliak (accusative singular)
bodliaky (accusative plural)
bodliaku (locative singular)
bodliakoch (locative plural)
bodliakom (instrumental singular)
bodliakmi (instrumental plural)


žubrienka

žubrienka f (genitive singular žubrienky, nominative plural žubrienky, genitive plural žubrienok, declension pattern of žena)

žubrienky (genitive singular)
žubrienky (nominative plural)
žubrienok (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
žubrienka (nominative singular)
žubrienky (nominative plural)
žubrienky (genitive singular)
žubrienok (genitive plural)
žubrienke (dative singular)
žubrienkam (dative plural)
žubrienku (accusative singular)
žubrienky (accusative plural)
žubrienke (locative singular)
žubrienkach (locative plural)
žubrienkou (instrumental singular)
žubrienkami (instrumental plural)


fazuľa

fazuľa f (genitive singular fazule, nominative plural fazule, genitive plural fazúľ, declension pattern of ulica)

fazule (genitive singular)
fazule (nominative plural)
fazúľ (genitive plural)
ulica (declension-pattern-of)
fazuľa (nominative singular)
fazule (nominative plural)
fazule (genitive singular)
fazúľ (genitive plural)
fazuli (dative singular)
fazuliam (dative plural)
fazuľu (accusative singular)
fazule (accusative plural)
fazuli (locative singular)
fazuliach (locative plural)
fazuľou (instrumental singular)
fazuľami (instrumental plural)


kurča

kurča n (genitive singular kurčaťa, nominative plural kurčatá, genitive plural kurčiat, declension pattern of dievča)

kurčaťa (genitive singular)
kurčatá (nominative plural)
kurčiat (genitive plural)
dievča (declension-pattern-of)
kurča (nominative singular)
kurčatá (nominative plural)
kurčaťa (genitive singular)
kurčiat (genitive plural)
kurčaťu (dative singular)
kurčatám (dative plural)
kurča (accusative singular)
kurčatá (accusative plural)
kurčati (locative singular)
kurčatách (locative plural)
kurčaťom (instrumental singular)
kurčatami (instrumental plural)


gunár

gunárí (adjective)
gunár (nominative singular)
gunáre (nominative plural)
gunára (genitive singular)
gunárov (genitive plural)
gunárovi (dative singular)
gunárom (dative plural)
gunára (accusative singular)
gunáre (accusative plural)
gunárovi (locative singular)
gunároch (locative plural)
gunárom (instrumental singular)
gunármi (instrumental plural)


kukučka

kukučka f (genitive singular kukučky, nominative plural kukučky, genitive plural kukučiek, declension pattern of žena)

kukučky (genitive singular)
kukučky (nominative plural)
kukučiek (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
kukučka (nominative singular)
kukučky (nominative plural)
kukučky (genitive singular)
kukučiek (genitive plural)
kukučke (dative singular)
kukučkám (dative plural)
kukučku (accusative singular)
kukučky (accusative plural)
kukučke (locative singular)
kukučkách (locative plural)
kukučkou (instrumental singular)
kukučkami (instrumental plural)


broskyňa

broskyňa f (declension pattern of ulica)

ulica (declension-pattern-of)
broskyňa (nominative singular)
broskyne (nominative plural)
broskyne (genitive singular)
broskýň (genitive plural)
broskyni (dative singular)
broskyniam (dative plural)
broskyňu (accusative singular)
broskyne (accusative plural)
broskyni (locative singular)
broskyniach (locative plural)
broskyňou (instrumental singular)
broskyňami (instrumental plural)

From earlier broskev, broskva (“peach”) from Proto-Slavic *bersky (“peach”) + -yňa from Proto-Slavic *-yni.


chrúst

chrúst m anim (genitive singular chrústa, nominative plural chrústy, genitive plural chrústov, declension pattern of dub)

chrústa (genitive singular)
chrústy (nominative plural)
chrústov (genitive plural)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
chrúst (nominative singular)
chrústy (nominative plural)
chrústa (genitive singular)
chrústov (genitive plural)
chrústu (dative singular)
chrústom (dative plural)
chrúst (accusative singular)
chrústy (accusative plural)
chrúste (locative singular)
chrústoch (locative plural)
chrústom (instrumental singular)
chrústmi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xrǫščь (“cockchafer”).


jarabica

jarabičí (adjective)
jarabica (nominative singular)
jarabice (nominative plural)
jarabice (genitive singular)
jarabíc (genitive plural)
jarabici (dative singular)
jarabiciam (dative plural)
jarabicu (accusative singular)
jarabice (accusative plural)
jarabici (locative singular)
jarabiciach (locative plural)
jarabicou (instrumental singular)
jarabicami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *(j)arębica.


harmanček

sk-noun

harmanček m inan (genitive singular harmančeka, nominative plural harmančeky, genitive plural harmančiek, declension pattern of žena)

harmančeka (genitive singular)
harmančeky (nominative plural)
harmančiek (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
harmanček (nominative singular)
harmančeky (nominative plural)
harmančeka (genitive singular)
harmančekov (genitive plural)
harmančeku (dative singular)
harmančekom (dative plural)
harmančeka (accusative singular)
harmančeky (accusative plural)
harmančeku (locative singular)
harmančekoch (locative plural)
harmančekom (instrumental singular)
harmančekmi (instrumental plural)


rumanček

rumanček m inan (genitive singular rumančeka, nominative plural rumančeky, genitive plural rumančekov, declension pattern of dub)

rumančeka (genitive singular)
rumančeky (nominative plural)
rumančekov (genitive plural)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
rumanček (nominative singular)
rumenčeky (nominative plural)
rumančeka (genitive singular)
rumenčekov (genitive plural)
rumenčeku (dative singular)
rumenčekom (dative plural)
rumenček (accusative singular)
rumenčeky (accusative plural)
rumenčeku (locative singular)
rumenčekoch (locative plural)
rumenčekom (instrumental singular)
rumenčekmi (instrumental plural)


pĺž

pĺž (nominative singular)
pĺže (nominative plural)
pĺža (genitive singular)
pĺžov (genitive plural)
pĺžovi (dative singular)
pĺžom (dative plural)
pĺža (accusative singular)
pĺže (accusative plural)
pĺžovi (locative singular)
pĺžoch (locative plural)
pĺžom (instrumental singular)
pĺžmi (instrumental plural)


kukurica

kukurica f (genitive singular kukurice, nominative plural kukurice, genitive plural kukuríc, declension pattern of ulica)

kukurice (genitive singular)
kukurice (nominative plural)
kukuríc (genitive plural)
ulica (declension-pattern-of)
kukurica (nominative singular)
kukurice (nominative plural)
kukurice (genitive singular)
kukuríc (genitive plural)
kukurici (dative singular)
kukuriciam (dative plural)
kukuricu (accusative singular)
kukurice (accusative plural)
kukurici (locative singular)
kukuriciach (locative plural)
kukuricou (instrumental singular)
kukuricami (instrumental plural)

Akin to kokorík and dialectal kukurík (Convallaria polygonatum, angular Solomon's seed) and to Old Bulgarian кокоравъ (curly, crinkly) in relation with the collapsible upper slat of the anthers. Cognates include Russian кукуруза (kukuruza), Serbo-Croatian and dialectal Bulgarian кукуруз, Slovene koruza, Czech kukuřice.


holúbä

holúbä n (genitive singular holúbäťa, nominative plural holúbätá, holúbence, genitive plural holúbät, holúbeniec, declension pattern of dievča)

holúbäťa (genitive singular)
holúbätá (nominative plural)
holúbence (nominative plural)
holúbät (genitive plural)
holúbeniec (genitive plural)
dievča (declension-pattern-of)
holúbä (nominative singular)
holúbätá (nominative plural)
holúbence (nominative plural)
holúbäťa (genitive singular)
holúbät (genitive plural)
holúbeniec (genitive plural)
holúbäťu (dative singular)
holúbätom (dative plural)
holúbencom (dative plural)
holúbä (accusative singular)
holúbätá (accusative plural)
holúbence (accusative plural)
holúbäti (locative singular)
holúbätách (locative plural)
holúbencoch (locative plural)
holúbäťom (instrumental singular)
holúbätmi (instrumental plural)
holúbencami (instrumental plural)


mrľa

mrľa f (genitive singular mrle, nominative plural mrle, genitive plural mrlí, mŕľ, declension pattern of ulica)

mrle (genitive singular)
mrle (nominative plural)
mrlí (genitive plural)
mŕľ (genitive plural)
ulica (declension-pattern-of)
mrľa (nominative singular)
mrle (nominative plural)
mrle (genitive singular)
mrlí (genitive plural)
mŕľ (genitive plural)
mrli (dative singular)
mrliam (dative plural)
mrľu (accusative singular)
mrle (accusative plural)
mrli (locative singular)
mrliach (locative plural)
mrľou (instrumental singular)
mrľami (instrumental plural)


trsť

trsť f (genitive singular trsti, declension pattern of kosť)

trsti (genitive singular)
kosť (declension-pattern-of)
trsť (nominative singular-only)
trsti (genitive singular-only)
trsti (dative singular-only)
trsť (accusative singular-only)
trsti (locative singular-only)
trsťou (instrumental singular-only)

trsť obyčajná


vlha

vlha (nominative singular)
vlhy (nominative plural)
vlhy (genitive singular)
vĺh (genitive plural)
vlhe (dative singular)
vlhám (dative plural)
vlhu (accusative singular)
vlhy (accusative plural)
vlhe (locative singular)
vlhách (locative plural)
vlhou (instrumental singular)
vlhami (instrumental plural)


cibuľa

cibuľový (adjective)
cibuľa (nominative singular)
cibule (nominative plural)
cibule (genitive singular)
cibúľ (genitive plural)
cibuli (dative singular)
cibuliam (dative plural)
cibuľu (accusative singular)
cibule (accusative plural)
cibuli (locative singular)
cibuliach (locative plural)
cibuľou (instrumental singular)
cibuľami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin cepulla, from Latin cepa.


korenie

korenie n (genitive singular korenia, nominative plural korenia, genitive plural korení, declension pattern of vysvedčenie)

korenia (genitive singular)
korenia (nominative plural)
korení (genitive plural)
vysvedčenie (declension-pattern-of)
korenie (nominative singular)
korenia (nominative plural)
korenia (genitive singular)
korení (genitive plural)
koreniu (dative singular)
koreniam (dative plural)
korenie (accusative singular)
korenia (accusative plural)
korení (locative singular)
koreniach (locative plural)
korením (instrumental singular)
koreniami (instrumental plural)


georgína

georgína f (genitive singular georgíny, nominative plural georgíny, genitive plural georgín, declension pattern of žena)

georgíny (genitive singular)
georgíny (nominative plural)
georgín (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
georgína (nominative singular)
georgíny (nominative plural)
georgíny (genitive singular)
georgín (genitive plural)
georgíne (dative singular)
georgínam (dative plural)
georgínu (accusative singular)
georgíny (accusative plural)
georgíne (locative singular)
georgínach (locative plural)
georgínou (instrumental singular)
georgínami (instrumental plural)

/ˈɡɛɔrɡiːna/


jesienka

jesienka f (genitive singular jesienky, nominative plural jesienky, genitive plural jesienok, declension pattern of žena)

jesienky (genitive singular)
jesienky (nominative plural)
jesienok (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
jesienka (nominative singular)
jesienky (nominative plural)
jesienky (genitive singular)
jesienok (genitive plural)
jesienke (dative singular)
jesienkam (dative plural)
jesienku (accusative singular)
jesienky (accusative plural)
jesienke (locative singular)
jesienkach (locative plural)
jesienkou (instrumental singular)
jesienkami (instrumental plural)

colchicum (any of several flowers of the genus Colchicum)


dážďovka

dážďovka f (genitive singular dážďovky, nominative plural dážďovky, genitive plural dážďoviek, declension pattern of žena)

dážďovky (genitive singular)
dážďovky (nominative plural)
dážďoviek (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
dážďovka (nominative singular)
dážďovky (nominative plural)
dážďovky (genitive singular)
dážďoviek (genitive plural)
dážďovke (dative singular)
dážďovkám (dative plural)
dážďovku (accusative singular)
dážďovky (accusative plural)
dážďovke (locative singular)
dážďovkách (locative plural)
dážďovkou (instrumental singular)
dážďkovami (instrumental plural)

earthworm (worm of the Lumbricidae family)


ďatelina

ďatelina (nominative singular)
ďateliny (nominative plural)
ďateliny (genitive singular)
ďatelín (genitive plural)
ďateline (dative singular)
ďatelinám (dative plural)
ďatelinu (accusative singular)
ďateliny (accusative plural)
ďateline (locative singular)
ďatelinách (locative plural)
ďatelinou (instrumental singular)
ďatelinami (instrumental plural)


pipka

pipka f (genitive singular pipky, nominative plural pipky, genitive plural pipiek, declension pattern of žena)

pipky (genitive singular)
pipky (nominative plural)
pipiek (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
pipka (nominative singular)
pipky (nominative plural)
pipky (genitive singular)
pipiek (genitive plural)
pipke (dative singular)
pipkám (dative plural)
pipku (accusative singular)
pipky (accusative plural)
pipke (locative singular)
pipkách (locative plural)
pipkou (instrumental singular)
pipkami (instrumental plural)


zubáč

zubáč (nominative singular)
zubáče (nominative plural)
zubáča (genitive singular)
zubáčov (genitive plural)
zubáčovi (dative singular)
zubáčom (dative plural)
zubáča (accusative singular)
zubáče (accusative plural)
zubáčovi (locative singular)
zubáčoch (locative plural)
zubáčom (instrumental singular)
zubáčmi (instrumental plural)


štrkáč

štrkáč m anim (genitive singular štrkáča, nominative plural štrkáče, genitive plural štrkáčov)

štrkáča (genitive singular)
štrkáče (nominative plural)
štrkáčov (genitive plural)
štrkáč (nominative singular)
štrkáče (nominative plural)
štrkáča (genitive singular)
štrkáčov (genitive plural)
štrkáčovi (dative singular)
štrkáčom (dative plural)
štrkáča (accusative singular)
štrkáče (accusative plural)
štrkáčovi (locative singular)
štrkáčoch (locative plural)
štrkáčom (instrumental singular)
štrkáčmi (instrumental plural)


vretenica

vretenica f (related adjective vreteničí)

vreteničí (adjective)
vretenica (nominative singular)
vretenice (nominative plural)
vretenice (genitive singular)
vreteníc (genitive plural)
vretenici (dative singular)
vreteniciam (dative plural)
vretenicu (accusative singular)
vretenice (accusative plural)
vretenici (locative singular)
vreteniciach (locative plural)
vretenicou (instrumental singular)
vretenicami (instrumental plural)


šťúr

šťúr (nominative singular)
šťúry (nominative plural)
šťúra (genitive singular)
šťúrov (genitive plural)
šťúrovi (dative singular)
šťúrom (dative plural)
šťúra (accusative singular)
šťúry (accusative plural)
šťúrovi (locative singular)
šťúroch (locative plural)
šťúrom (instrumental singular)
šťúrmi (instrumental plural)

Cognate with Czech štír, from Proto-Slavic *ščurъ.


žerucha

žeruchový (adjective)
žerucha (nominative singular)
žeruchy (nominative plural)
žeruchy (genitive singular)
žerúch (genitive plural)
žeruche (dative singular)
žeruchám (dative plural)
žeruchu (accusative singular)
žeruchy (accusative plural)
žeruche (locative singular)
žeruchách (locative plural)
žeruchou (instrumental singular)
žeruchami (instrumental plural)


špargľa

špargľa (nominative singular)
špargle (nominative plural)
špargle (genitive singular)
šparglí (genitive plural)
špargli (dative singular)
špargliam (dative plural)
špargľu (accusative singular)
špargle (accusative plural)
špargli (locative singular)
špargliach (locative plural)
špargľou (instrumental singular)
špargľami (instrumental plural)


škorpión

škorpión (nominative singular)
škorpióny (nominative plural)
škorpióna (genitive singular)
škorpiónov (genitive plural)
škorpiónovi (dative singular)
škorpiónom (dative plural)
škorpióna (accusative singular)
škorpióny (accusative plural)
škorpiónovi (locative singular)
škorpiónoch (locative plural)
škorpiónom (instrumental singular)
škorpiónmi (instrumental plural)

Derived from Latin scorpiō, from Ancient Greek σκορπίος (skorpíos).


orgován

orgován (nominative singular)
orgovány (nominative plural)
orgovánu (genitive singular)
orgovánov (genitive plural)
orgovánu (dative singular)
orgovánom (dative plural)
orgován (accusative singular)
orgovány (accusative plural)
orgováne (locative singular)
orgovánoch (locative plural)
orgovánom (instrumental singular)
orgovánmi (instrumental plural)

Derived from Serbo-Croatian jȍrgovān (“lilac”), from Ottoman Turkish ارغوان (ergavân, erguvân), from Persian ارغوان (arğavân, arğuvân, “purple; Judas tree”), from Middle Persian ʾlgwkʾn' (argawān, “purple”), ultimately from Akkadian 𒅈𒂵𒌋𒌋𒉡 / 𒋠𒍝𒆳𒋛𒀀 (argamannu, argawannu, “tribute; purple (of textile)”), probably via Aramaic.

der

𒅈𒂵𒌋𒌋𒉡 / 𒋠𒍝𒆳𒋛𒀀


hovädo

hovädzí (adjective)
hovädo (nominative singular)
hovädá (nominative plural)
hoväda (genitive singular)
hoviad (genitive plural)
hovädu (dative singular)
hovädám (dative plural)
hovädo (accusative singular)
hovädá (accusative plural)
hoväde (locative singular)
hovädách (locative plural)
hovädom (instrumental singular)
hovädami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *govędo, from Proto-Indo-European *gʷew-n̥d- < *gʷṓws. Compare говядо.


rybár

sk-noun

rybár m anim (genitive singular rybára, nominative plural rybári, declension pattern of chlap)

rybára (genitive singular)
rybári (nominative plural)
chlap (declension-pattern-of)
rybár (nominative singular)
rybári (nominative plural)
rybára (genitive singular)
rybárov (genitive plural)
rybárovi (dative singular)
rybárom (dative plural)
rybára (accusative singular)
rybárov (accusative plural)
rybárovi (locative singular)
rybároch (locative plural)
rybárom (instrumental singular)
rybármi (instrumental plural)


ligurček

ligurček (nominative singular)
ligurčeky (nominative plural)
ligurčeka (genitive singular)
ligurčekov (genitive plural)
ligurčeku (dative singular)
ligurčekom (dative plural)
ligurček (accusative singular)
ligurčeky (accusative plural)
ligurčeku (locative singular)
ligurčekoch (locative plural)
ligurčekom (instrumental singular)
ligurčekmi (instrumental plural)


margarétka

margarétka f (genitive singular margarétky, nominative plural margarétky, declension pattern of žena)

margarétky (genitive singular)
margarétky (nominative plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
margarétka (nominative singular)
margarétky (nominative plural)
margarétky (genitive singular)
margarétok (genitive plural)
margarétke (dative singular)
margarétkam (dative plural)
margarétku (accusative singular)
margarétky (accusative plural)
margarétke (locative singular)
margarétkach (locative plural)
margarétkou (instrumental singular)
margarétkami (instrumental plural)


smrekovec

smrekovec (nominative singular)
smrekovce (nominative plural)
smrekovca (genitive singular)
smrekovcov (genitive plural)
smrekovcu (dative singular)
smrekovcom (dative plural)
smrekovec (accusative singular)
smrekovce (accusative plural)
smrekovci (locative singular)
smrekovcoch (locative plural)
smrekovcom (instrumental singular)
smrekovcami (instrumental plural)


skorocel

skorocel (nominative singular)
skorocely (nominative plural)
skorocelu (genitive singular)
skorocelov (genitive plural)
skorocelu (dative singular)
skorocelom (dative plural)
skorocel (accusative singular)
skorocely (accusative plural)
skorocele (locative singular)
skoroceloch (locative plural)
skorocelom (instrumental singular)
skorocelmi (instrumental plural)

plantain, ribwort (plant of the genus Plantago)


prvosienka

prvosienka f (genitive singular prvosienky, nominative plural prvosienky, genitive plural prvosienok, declension pattern of žena)

prvosienky (genitive singular)
prvosienky (nominative plural)
prvosienok (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
prvosienka (nominative singular)
prvosienky (nominative plural)
prvosienky (genitive singular)
prvosienok (genitive plural)
prvosienke (dative singular)
prvosienkám (dative plural)
prvosienku (accusative singular)
prvosienky (accusative plural)
prvosienke (locative singular)
prvosienkách (locative plural)
prvosienkou (instrumental singular)
prvosienkami (instrumental plural)


nezábudka

nezábudka (nominative singular)
nezábudky (nominative plural)
nezábudky (genitive singular)
nezábudiek (genitive plural)
nezábudke (dative singular)
nezábudkám (dative plural)
nezábudku (accusative singular)
nezábudky (accusative plural)
nezábudke (locative singular)
nezábudkách (locative plural)
nezábudkou (instrumental singular)
nezábudkami (instrumental plural)


nevädza

nevädza (nominative singular)
nevädze (nominative plural)
nevädze (genitive singular)
nevädzí (genitive plural)
nevädzi (dative singular)
nevädziam (dative plural)
nevädzu (accusative singular)
nevädze (accusative plural)
nevädzi (locative singular)
nevädziach (locative plural)
nevädzou (instrumental singular)
nevädzami (instrumental plural)


iskerník

iskerník m inan (genitive singular iskerníka, nominative plural iskerníky, genitive plural iskerníkov, declension pattern of dub)

iskerníka (genitive singular)
iskerníky (nominative plural)
iskerníkov (genitive plural)
dub (declension-pattern-of)

buttercup (herb of the genus Ranunculus)


nepárnokopytník

nepárnokopytník (nominative singular)
nepárnokopytníky (nominative plural)
nepárnokopytníka (genitive singular)
nepárnokopytníkov (genitive plural)
nepárnokopytníkovi (dative singular)
nepárnokopytníkom (dative plural)
nepárnokopytníka (accusative singular)
nepárnokopytníky (accusative plural)
nepárnokopytníkovi (locative singular)
nepárnokopytníkoch (locative plural)
nepárnokopytníkom (instrumental singular)
nepárnokopytníkmi (instrumental plural)


margaréta

margaréta f (genitive singular margaréty, nominative plural margaréty, genitive plural margarét, declension pattern of žena)

margaréty (genitive singular)
margaréty (nominative plural)
margarét (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
margaréta (nominative singular)
margaréty (nominative plural)
margaréty (genitive singular)
margarét (genitive plural)
margaréte (dative singular)
margarétam (dative plural)
margarétu (accusative singular)
margaréty (accusative plural)
margaréte (locative singular)
margarétach (locative plural)
margarétou (instrumental singular)
margarétami (instrumental plural)


párnokopytník

párnokopytník (nominative singular)
párnokopytníky (nominative plural)
párnokopytníka (genitive singular)
párnokopytníkov (genitive plural)
párnokopytníkovi (dative singular)
párnokopytníkom (dative plural)
párnokopytníka (accusative singular)
párnokopytníky (accusative plural)
párnokopytníkovi (locative singular)
párnokopytníkoch (locative plural)
párnokopytníkom (instrumental singular)
párnokopytníkmi (instrumental plural)


púpava

púpava f (genitive singular púpavy, nominative plural púpavy, genitive plural púpav, declension pattern of žena)

púpavy (genitive singular)
púpavy (nominative plural)
púpav (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
púpava (nominative singular)
púpavy (nominative plural)
púpavy (genitive singular)
púpav (genitive plural)
púpave (dative singular)
púpavám (dative plural)
púpavu (accusative singular)
púpavy (accusative plural)
púpave (locative singular)
púpavách (locative plural)
púpavou (instrumental singular)
púpavami (instrumental plural)


mravčí

mravčí (masculine nominative singular)
mravčia (feminine nominative singular)
mravčie (neuter nominative singular)
mravčieho (genitive masculine singular)
mravčej (feminine genitive singular)
mravčieho (genitive neuter singular)
mravčiemu (dative masculine singular)
mravčej (dative feminine singular)
mravčiemu (dative neuter singular)
mravčieho (accusative animate masculine singular)
mravčí (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
mravčiu (accusative feminine singular)
mravčie (accusative neuter singular)
mravčom (locative masculine singular)
mravčej (feminine locative singular)
mravčom (locative neuter singular)
mravčím (instrumental masculine singular)
mravčou (feminine instrumental singular)
mravčím (instrumental neuter singular)
mravčí (animate masculine nominative plural)
mravčie (feminine neuter nominative plural)
mravčie (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
mravčích (genitive plural)
mravčím (dative plural)
mravčích (accusative animate masculine plural)
mravčie (accusative feminine neuter plural)
mravčie (accusative inanimate masculine plural)
mravčích (locative plural)
mravčími (instrumental plural)


sirôtka

sirôtka f (genitive singular sirôtky, nominative plural sirôtky, genitive plural sirôtok, declension pattern of žena)

sirôtky (genitive singular)
sirôtky (nominative plural)
sirôtok (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
sirôtka (nominative singular)
sirôtky (nominative plural)
sirôtky (genitive singular)
sirôtok (genitive plural)
sirôtke (dative singular)
sirôtkam (dative plural)
sirôtku (accusative singular)
sirôtky (accusative plural)
sirôtke (locative singular)
sirôtkach (locative plural)
sirôtkou (instrumental singular)
sirôtkami (instrumental plural)


mravec

mravec m anim (related adjective mravčí)

mravčí (adjective)
mravec (nominative singular)
mravce (nominative plural)
mravca (genitive singular)
mravcov (genitive plural)
mravcovi (dative singular)
mravcom (dative plural)
mravca (accusative singular)
mravce (accusative plural)
mravcovi (locative singular)
mravcoch (locative plural)
mravcom (instrumental singular)
mravcami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *morvъ, from Proto-Indo-European *morwi-.


králik

králik (nominative singular)
králiky (nominative plural)
králika (genitive singular)
králikov (genitive plural)
králiku (dative singular)
králikom (dative plural)
králik (accusative singular)
králiky (accusative plural)
králiku (locative singular)
králikoch (locative plural)
králikom (instrumental singular)
králikmi (instrumental plural)


hrab

hrab m inan (genitive singular hraba, nominative plural hraby, genitive plural hrabov, declension pattern of dub)

hraba (genitive singular)
hraby (nominative plural)
hrabov (genitive plural)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
hrab (nominative singular)
hraby (nominative plural)
hraba (genitive singular)
hrabov (genitive plural)
hrabu (dative singular)
hrabom (dative plural)
hrab (accusative singular)
hraby (accusative plural)
hrabe (locative singular)
hraboch (locative plural)
hrabom (instrumental singular)
hrabmi (instrumental plural)


morka

morčí (adjective)
morka (nominative singular)
morky (nominative plural)
morky (genitive singular)
moriek (genitive plural)
morke (dative singular)
morkám (dative plural)
morku (accusative singular)
morky (accusative plural)
morke (locative singular)
morkách (locative plural)
morkou (instrumental singular)
morkami (instrumental plural)


pomorník

pomorník (nominative singular)
pomorníky (nominative plural)
pomorníka (genitive singular)
pomorníkov (genitive plural)
pomorníkovi (dative singular)
pomorníkom (dative plural)
pomorníka (accusative singular)
pomorníky (accusative plural)
pomorníkovi (locative singular)
pomorníkoch (locative plural)
pomorníkom (instrumental singular)
pomorníkmi (instrumental plural)


živočích

živočích m anim (declension pattern of dub)

dub (declension-pattern-of)
živočícha (nominative singular)


kôstkovina

kôstkovina (nominative singular)
kôstkoviny (nominative plural)
kôstkoviny (genitive singular)
kôstkovín (genitive plural)
kôstkovine (dative singular)
kôstkovinám (dative plural)
kôstkovinu (accusative singular)
kôstkoviny (accusative plural)
kôstkovine (locative singular)
kôstkovinách (locative plural)
kôstkovinou (instrumental singular)
kôstkovinami (instrumental plural)


kuriatko

kuriatko n (genitive singular kuriatka, nominative plural kuriatka, genitive plural kuriatok, declension pattern of mesto)

kuriatka (genitive singular)
kuriatka (nominative plural)
kuriatok (genitive plural)
mesto (declension-pattern-of)
kuriatko (nominative singular)
kuriatka (nominative plural)
kuriatka (genitive singular)
kuriatok (genitive plural)
kuriatku (dative singular)
kuriatkam (dative plural)
kuriatko (accusative singular)
kuriatka (accusative plural)
kuriatku (locative singular)
kuriatkach (locative plural)
kuriatkom (instrumental singular)
kuriatkami (instrumental plural)

Fungus belonging to the genus Cantharellus, chanterelle mushroom


jašterica

jašterica f (related adjective jašteričí)

jašteričí (adjective)
jašterica (nominative singular)
jašterice (nominative plural)
jašterice (genitive singular)
jašteríc (genitive plural)
jašterici (dative singular)
jaštericiam (dative plural)
jaštericu (accusative singular)
jašterice (accusative plural)
jašterici (locative singular)
jaštericiach (locative plural)
jaštericou (instrumental singular)
jaštericami (instrumental plural)


tučniak

tučniak m anim (related adjective tučniačí)

tučniačí (adjective)
tučniak (nominative singular)
tučniaky (nominative plural)
tučniaka (genitive singular)
tučniakov (genitive plural)
tučniakovi (dative singular)
tučniakom (dative plural)
tučniaka (accusative singular)
tučniaky (accusative plural)
tučniakovi (locative singular)
tučniakoch (locative plural)
tučniakom (instrumental singular)
tučniakmi (instrumental plural)


orlí

orlí (masculine nominative singular)
orlia (feminine nominative singular)
orlie (neuter nominative singular)
orlieho (genitive masculine singular)
orlej (feminine genitive singular)
orlieho (genitive neuter singular)
orliemu (dative masculine singular)
orlej (dative feminine singular)
orliemu (dative neuter singular)
orlieho (accusative animate masculine singular)
orlí (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
orliu (accusative feminine singular)
orlie (accusative neuter singular)
orľom (locative masculine singular)
orlej (feminine locative singular)
orľom (locative neuter singular)
orlím (instrumental masculine singular)
orľou (feminine instrumental singular)
orlím (instrumental neuter singular)
orlí (animate masculine nominative plural)
orlie (feminine neuter nominative plural)
orlie (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
orlích (genitive plural)
orlím (dative plural)
orlích (accusative animate masculine plural)
orlie (accusative feminine neuter plural)
orlie (accusative inanimate masculine plural)
orlích (locative plural)
orlími (instrumental plural)

(relational) eagle, of or belonging to an eagle


kačka

kačka (nominative singular)
kačky (nominative plural)
kačky (genitive singular)
kačiek (genitive plural)
kačke (dative singular)
kačkám (dative plural)
kačku (accusative singular)
kačky (accusative plural)
kačke (locative singular)
kačkách (locative plural)
kačkou (instrumental singular)
kačkami (instrumental plural)

Probably of imitative origin. Compare Czech kačka, and Polish kaczka.

onomatopoeic

imitative


lieno

lieno (nominative singular)
liena (nominative plural)
liena (genitive singular)
lien (genitive plural)
lienu (dative singular)
lienam (dative plural)
lieno (accusative singular)
liena (accusative plural)
liene (locative singular)
lienach (locative plural)
lienom (instrumental singular)
lienami (instrumental plural)


osol

oslí (adjective)
osol (nominative singular)
osly (nominative plural)
osla (genitive singular)
oslov (genitive plural)
oslovi (dative singular)
oslom (dative plural)
osla (accusative singular)
osly (accusative plural)
oslovi (locative singular)
osloch (locative plural)
oslom (instrumental singular)
oslami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *osь̀lъ, from Gothic 𐌰𐍃𐌹𐌻𐌿𐍃 (asilus), itself borrowed from Latin asellus, asinus.


jačmeň

jačmeň (nominative singular)
jačmene (nominative plural)
jačmeňa (genitive singular)
jačmeňov (genitive plural)
jačmeňu (dative singular)
jačmeňom (dative plural)
jačmeň (accusative singular)
jačmene (accusative plural)
jačmeni (locative singular)
jačmeňoch (locative plural)
jačmeňom (instrumental singular)
jačmeňmi (instrumental plural)


netopier

sk-noun

netopier m anim (related adjective netopierí)

netopierí (adjective)
netopier (nominative singular)
netopiery (nominative plural)
netopiera (genitive singular)
netopierov (genitive plural)
netopierovi (dative singular)
netopierom (dative plural)
netopiera (accusative singular)
netopiery (accusative plural)
netopierovi (locative singular)
netopieroch (locative plural)
netopierom (instrumental singular)
netopiermi (instrumental plural)

/ˈɲɛtɔpi̯ɛr/


ihličnan

ihličnan (nominative singular)
ihličnany (nominative plural)
ihličnana (genitive singular)
ihličnanov (genitive plural)
ihličnanu (dative singular)
ihličnanom (dative plural)
ihličnan (accusative singular)
ihličnany (accusative plural)
ihličnane (locative singular)
ihličnanoch (locative plural)
ihličnanom (instrumental singular)
ihličnanmi (instrumental plural)


vemeno

vemeno n (genitive singular vemena, nominative plural vemená, genitive plural vemien, declension pattern of mesto)

vemena (genitive singular)
vemená (nominative plural)
vemien (genitive plural)
mesto (declension-pattern-of)
vemeno (nominative singular)
vemená (nominative plural)
vemena (genitive singular)
vemien (genitive plural)
vemenu (dative singular)
vemenám (dative plural)
vemeno (accusative singular)
vemená (accusative plural)
vemene (locative singular)
vemenách (locative plural)
vemenom (instrumental singular)
vemenami (instrumental plural)


figovník

figovník (nominative singular)
figovníky (nominative plural)
figovníka (genitive singular)
figovníkov (genitive plural)
figovníku (dative singular)
figovníkom (dative plural)
figovník (accusative singular)
figovníky (accusative plural)
figovníku (locative singular)
figovníkoch (locative plural)
figovníkom (instrumental singular)
figovníkmi (instrumental plural)


muchotrávka

muchotrávka f (genitive singular muchotrávky, nominative plural muchotrávky, genitive plural muchotrávok, declension pattern of žena)

muchotrávky (genitive singular)
muchotrávky (nominative plural)
muchotrávok (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
muchotrávka (nominative singular)
muchotrávky (nominative plural)
muchotrávky (genitive singular)
muchotrávok (genitive plural)
muchotrávke (dative singular)
muchotrávkam (dative plural)
muchotrávku (accusative singular)
muchotrávky (accusative plural)
muchotrávke (locative singular)
muchotrávkach (locative plural)
muchotrávkou (instrumental singular)
muchotrávkami (instrumental plural)

From mucha (“fly”) + tráviť (“to poison”) + -ka. Compare Czech muchomůrka (“amanita”) and Hungarian légyölő galóca (“fly amanita, Amanita muscaria; literally: fly-killing amanita”).


hrozienko

sk-noun

hrozienko n (genitive singular hrozienka, nominative plural hrozienka, genitive plural hrozienok, declension pattern of mesto)

hrozienka (genitive singular)
hrozienka (nominative plural)
hrozienok (genitive plural)
mesto (declension-pattern-of)
hrozienko (nominative singular)
hrozienka (nominative plural)
hrozienka (genitive singular)
hrozienok (genitive plural)
hrozienku (dative singular)
hrozienkam (dative plural)
hrozienko (accusative singular)
hrozienka (accusative plural)
hrozienku (locative singular)
hrozienkach (locative plural)
hrozienkom (instrumental singular)
hrozienkami (instrumental plural)


brhlík

brhlík m anim (related adjective brhličí)

brhličí (adjective)
brhlík (nominative singular)
brhlíky (nominative plural)
brhlíka (genitive singular)
brhlíkov (genitive plural)
brhlíkovi (dative singular)
brhlíkom (dative plural)
brhlíka (accusative singular)
brhlíky (accusative plural)
brhlíkovi (locative singular)
brhlíkoch (locative plural)
brhlíkom (instrumental singular)
brhlíkmi (instrumental plural)


muflón

muflón (nominative singular)
muflóny (nominative plural)
muflóna (genitive singular)
muflónov (genitive plural)
muflónovi (dative singular)
muflónom (dative plural)
muflóna (accusative singular)
muflóny (accusative plural)
muflónovi (locative singular)
muflónoch (locative plural)
muflónom (instrumental singular)
muflónmi (instrumental plural)


drozdí

drozdí (masculine nominative singular)
drozdia (feminine nominative singular)
drozdie (neuter nominative singular)
drozdieho (genitive masculine singular)
drozdej (feminine genitive singular)
drozdieho (genitive neuter singular)
drozdiemu (dative masculine singular)
drozdej (dative feminine singular)
drozdiemu (dative neuter singular)
drozdieho (accusative animate masculine singular)
drozdí (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
drozdiu (accusative feminine singular)
drozdie (accusative neuter singular)
drozdom (locative masculine singular)
drozdej (feminine locative singular)
drozdom (locative neuter singular)
drozdím (instrumental masculine singular)
drozdou (feminine instrumental singular)
drozdím (instrumental neuter singular)
drozdí (animate masculine nominative plural)
drozdie (feminine neuter nominative plural)
drozdie (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
drozdích (genitive plural)
drozdím (dative plural)
drozdích (accusative animate masculine plural)
drozdie (accusative feminine neuter plural)
drozdie (accusative inanimate masculine plural)
drozdích (locative plural)
drozdími (instrumental plural)

(relational) thrush (of or belonging to a thrush)


čremcha

žena (declension-pattern-of)
čremcha (nominative singular)
čremchy (nominative plural)
čremchy (genitive singular)
čriemch (genitive plural)
čremche (dative singular)
čremchám (dative plural)
čremchu (accusative singular)
čremchy (accusative plural)
čremche (locative singular)
čremchách (locative plural)
čremchou (instrumental singular)
čremchami (instrumental plural)


tekvica

tekvica f (genitive singular tekvice, nominative plural tekvice, genitive plural tekvíc, declension pattern of ulica)

tekvice (genitive singular)
tekvice (nominative plural)
tekvíc (genitive plural)
ulica (declension-pattern-of)
tekvica (nominative singular)
tekvice (nominative plural)
tekvice (genitive singular)
tekvíc (genitive plural)
tekvici (dative singular)
tekviciam (dative plural)
tekvicu (accusative singular)
tekvice (accusative plural)
tekvici (locative singular)
tekviciach (locative plural)
tekvicou (instrumental singular)
tekvicami (instrumental plural)

Ultimately from Proto-Slavic *tyky + -ica.


podpňovka

podpňovka f (genitive singular podpňovky, nominative plural podpňovky, genitive plural podpňoviek, declension pattern of žena)

podpňovky (genitive singular)
podpňovky (nominative plural)
podpňoviek (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
podpňovka (nominative singular)
podpňovky (nominative plural)
podpňovky (genitive singular)
podpňoviek (genitive plural)
podpňovke (dative singular)
podpňovkám (dative plural)
podpňovku (accusative singular)
podpňovky (accusative plural)
podpňovke (locative singular)
podpňovkách (locative plural)
podpňovkou (instrumental singular)
podpňovkami (instrumental plural)

podpňovka obyčajná

armillaria (any fungus of the genus Armillaria)


egreš

egreš m inan (genitive singular egreša, nominative plural egreše, genitive plural egrešov, declension pattern of stroj)

egreša (genitive singular)
egreše (nominative plural)
egrešov (genitive plural)
stroj (declension-pattern-of)
egreš (nominative singular)
egreše (nominative plural)
egreša (genitive singular)
egrešov (genitive plural)
egrešu (dative singular)
egrešom (dative plural)
egreš (accusative singular)
egreše (accusative plural)
egreši (locative singular)
egrešoch (locative plural)
egrešom (instrumental singular)
egrešmi (instrumental plural)


ríbezľa

ríbezľa f (genitive singular ríbezle, nominative plural ríbezle, genitive plural ríbezieľ, ríbezlí, declension pattern of ulica)

ríbezle (genitive singular)
ríbezle (nominative plural)
ríbezieľ (genitive plural)
ríbezlí (genitive plural)
ulica (declension-pattern-of)
ríbezľa (nominative singular)
ríbezle (nominative plural)
ríbezle (genitive singular)
ríbezieľ (genitive plural)
ríbezlí (genitive plural)
ríbezli (dative singular)
ríbezliam (dative plural)
ríbezľu (accusative singular)
ríbezle (accusative plural)
ríbezli (locative singular)
ríbezliach (locative plural)
ríbezľou (instrumental singular)
ríbezľami (instrumental plural)


saturejka

saturejka (nominative singular)
saturejky (nominative plural)
saturejky (genitive singular)
saturejok (genitive plural)
saturejke (dative singular)
saturejkám (dative plural)
saturejku (accusative singular)
saturejky (accusative plural)
saturejke (locative singular)
saturejkách (locative plural)
saturejkou (instrumental singular)
saturejkami (instrumental plural)

savory (any of several Mediterranean herbs, of the genus Satureja, grown as culinary flavouring)


škrkavka

škrkavka f (genitive singular škrkavky, nominative plural škrkavky, genitive plural škrkaviek, declension pattern of žena)

škrkavky (genitive singular)
škrkavky (nominative plural)
škrkaviek (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
škrkavka (nominative singular)
škrkavky (nominative plural)
škrkavky (genitive singular)
škrkaviek (genitive plural)
škrkavke (dative singular)
škrkavkám (dative plural)
škrkavku (accusative singular)
škrkavky (accusative plural)
škrkavke (locative singular)
škrkavkách (locative plural)
škrkavkou (instrumental singular)
škrkavkami (instrumental plural)


kopytník

kopytník m inan (genitive singular kopytníka, nominative plural kopytníky, genitive plural kopytníkov, declension pattern of dub)

kopytníka (genitive singular)
kopytníky (nominative plural)
kopytníkov (genitive plural)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
kopytník (nominative singular)
kopytníky (nominative plural)
kopytníka (genitive singular)
kopytníkov (genitive plural)
kopytníku (dative singular)
kopytníkom (dative plural)
kopytník (accusative singular)
kopytníky (accusative plural)
kopytníku (locative singular)
kopytníkoch (locative plural)
kopytníkom (instrumental singular)
kopytníkmi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kopytьnikъ.


kozí

kozí (masculine nominative singular)
kozia (feminine nominative singular)
kozie (neuter nominative singular)
kozieho (genitive masculine singular)
kozej (feminine genitive singular)
kozieho (genitive neuter singular)
koziemu (dative masculine singular)
kozej (dative feminine singular)
koziemu (dative neuter singular)
kozieho (accusative animate masculine singular)
kozí (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
koziu (accusative feminine singular)
kozie (accusative neuter singular)
kozom (locative masculine singular)
kozej (feminine locative singular)
kozom (locative neuter singular)
kozím (instrumental masculine singular)
kozou (feminine instrumental singular)
kozím (instrumental neuter singular)
kozí (animate masculine nominative plural)
kozie (feminine neuter nominative plural)
kozie (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
kozích (genitive plural)
kozím (dative plural)
kozích (accusative animate masculine plural)
kozie (accusative feminine neuter plural)
kozie (accusative inanimate masculine plural)
kozích (locative plural)
kozími (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kozьjь. By surface analysis, koza + -í.


kakaový bôb

kakaový bôb m inan (genitive singular kakaového bôbu, nominative plural kakaové bôby, genitive plural kakaových bôbov, declension pattern of dub)

kakaového bôbu (genitive singular)
kakaové bôby (nominative plural)
kakaových bôbov (genitive plural)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
kakaový bôb (nominative singular)
kakaové bôby (nominative plural)
kakaového bôbu (genitive singular)
kakaových bôbov (genitive plural)
kakaovému bôbu (dative singular)
kakaovým bôbom (dative plural)
kakaový bôb (accusative singular)
kakaové bôby (accusative plural)
kakaovom bôbe (locative singular)
kakaových bôboch (locative plural)
kakaovým bôbom (instrumental singular)
kakaovými bôbmi (instrumental plural)


veľryba

veľryba (nominative singular)
veľryby (nominative plural)
veľryby (genitive singular)
veľrýb (genitive plural)
veľrybe (dative singular)
veľrybám (dative plural)
veľrybu (accusative singular)
veľryby (accusative plural)
veľrybe (locative singular)
veľrybách (locative plural)
veľrybou (instrumental singular)
veľrybami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *velьrybъ, influenced by ryba.


piepor

piepor m inan (genitive singular piepru, declension pattern of dub)

piepru (genitive singular)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
piepor (nominative singular-only)
piepru (genitive singular-only)
piepru (dative singular-only)
piepor (accusative singular-only)
piepri (locative singular-only)
pieprom (instrumental singular-only)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pьpьrь, from Latin piper (“pepper”), from Sanskrit पिप्पलि (pippali, “long pepper”) via Ancient Greek πέπερι (péperi).

der

(dialectal) pepper (Piper gen. plant or spice)


ovad

ovad (nominative singular)
ovady (nominative plural)
ovada (genitive singular)
ovadov (genitive plural)
ovadovi (dative singular)
ovadom (dative plural)
ovada (accusative singular)
ovady (accusative plural)
ovadovi (locative singular)
ovadoch (locative plural)
ovadom (instrumental singular)
ovadmi (instrumental plural)


čepiec

reticulum (the second stomach in a cow or other ruminant)


kvíčala

Turdus pilaris
Turdus pilaris#Translingual


grizly

grizly (nominative singular)
grizlyovia (nominative plural)
grizlyho (genitive singular)
grizlyov (genitive plural)
grizlymu (dative singular)
grizlyom (dative plural)
grizlyho (accusative singular)
grizlyov (accusative plural)
grizlym (locative singular)
grizlyoch (locative plural)
grizlym (instrumental singular)
grizlyami (instrumental plural)


efedra

sk-noun

efedra f (genitive singular efedry, nominative plural efedry, genitive plural efedier, declension pattern of žena)

efedry (genitive singular)
efedry (nominative plural)
efedier (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
efedra (nominative singular)
efedry (nominative plural)
efedry (genitive singular)
efedier (genitive plural)
efedre (dative singular)
efedrám (dative plural)
efedru (accusative singular)
efedry (accusative plural)
efedre (locative singular)
efedrách (locative plural)
efedrou (instrumental singular)
efedrami (instrumental plural)


lyska

lyska (nominative singular)
lysky (nominative plural)
lysky (genitive singular)
lysiek (genitive plural)
lyske (dative singular)
lyskám (dative plural)
lysku (accusative singular)
lysky (accusative plural)
lyske (locative singular)
lyskách (locative plural)
lyskou (instrumental singular)
lyskami (instrumental plural)


orol belohlavý

Haliaeetus leucocephalus
Haliaeetus leucocephalus#Translingual


jelenica

jelenica f (related adjective jelenicový)

jelenicový (adjective)
jelenica (nominative singular)
jelenice (nominative plural)
jelenice (genitive singular)
jeleníc (genitive plural)
jelenici (dative singular)
jelenicám (dative plural)
jelenicu (accusative singular)
jelenice (accusative plural)
jelenici (locative singular)
jelenicách (locative plural)
jelenicou (instrumental singular)
jelenicami (instrumental plural)


kaňa

harrier (bird of prey in the genus Circus)


osľa

osľa (nominative singular)
osľatá／oslence (nominative plural)
osľaťa (genitive singular)
osliat／osleniec (genitive plural)
osľaťu (dative singular)
osľatám／oslencom (dative plural)
osľa (accusative singular)
osľatá／oslence (accusative plural)
osľati (locative singular)
osľatách／oslencoch (locative plural)
osľaťom (instrumental singular)
osľatami／oslencami (instrumental plural)


šťuka

šťuka (nominative singular)
šťuky (nominative plural)
šťuky (genitive singular)
šťúk (genitive plural)
šťuke (dative singular)
šťukám (dative plural)
šťuku (accusative singular)
šťuky (accusative plural)
šťuke (locative singular)
šťukách (locative plural)
šťukou (instrumental singular)
šťukami (instrumental plural)


blen

blen (nominative singular)
bleny (nominative plural)
blenu (genitive singular)
blenov (genitive plural)
blenu (dative singular)
blenom (dative plural)
blen (accusative singular)
bleny (accusative plural)
blene (locative singular)
blenoch (locative plural)
blenom (instrumental singular)
blenmi (instrumental plural)


kôpor

kôpor m inan (genitive singular kôpru, declension pattern of dub)

kôpru (genitive singular)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
kôpor (nominative singular-only)
kôpru (genitive singular-only)
kôpru (dative singular-only)
kôpor (accusative singular-only)
kôpri (locative singular-only)
kôprom (instrumental singular-only)


zubrica

zubor (masculine)
zubrica (nominative singular)
zubrice (nominative plural)
zubrice (genitive singular)
zubríc (genitive plural)
zubrici (dative singular)
zubriciam (dative plural)
zubricu (accusative singular)
zubrice (accusative plural)
zubrici (locative singular)
zubriciach (locative plural)
zubricou (instrumental singular)
zubricami (instrumental plural)


zubor

zubrica (feminine)
zubor (nominative singular)
zubry (nominative plural)
zubra (genitive singular)
zubrov (genitive plural)
zubrovi (dative singular)
zubrom (dative plural)
zubra (accusative singular)
zubry (accusative plural)
zubrovi (locative singular)
zubroch (locative plural)
zubrom (instrumental singular)
zubrami (instrumental plural)

Bison bonasus
Bison bonasus#Translingual

bison (Bison), especially the European bison (Bison bonasus)


kúkoľ

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kǫkoľь, *kǫkolъ.

corncockle (plant of the genus Agrostemma)


levíča

levíča (nominative singular)
levíčatá／levíčence (nominative plural)
levíčaťa (genitive singular)
levíčat／levíčeniec (genitive plural)
levíčaťu (dative singular)
levíčatám／levíčencom (dative plural)
levíča (accusative singular)
levíčatá／levíčence (accusative plural)
levíčati (locative singular)
levíčatách／levíčencoch (locative plural)
levíčaťom (instrumental singular)
levíčatami／levíčencami (instrumental plural)


piliar

piliar (nominative singular)
piliare (nominative plural)
piliara (genitive singular)
piliarov (genitive plural)
piliarovi (dative singular)
piliarom (dative plural)
piliara (accusative singular)
piliare (accusative plural)
piliarovi (locative singular)
piliaroch (locative plural)
piliarom (instrumental singular)
piliarmi (instrumental plural)


kolesár

kolesár (nominative singular)
kolesára (nominative plural)
kolesára (genitive singular)
kolesárov (genitive plural)
kolesárovi (dative singular)
kolesárom (dative plural)
kolesára (accusative singular)
kolesárov (accusative plural)
kolesárovi (locative singular)
kolesároch (locative plural)
kolesárom (instrumental singular)
kolesármi (instrumental plural)


imelo

imelo biele


divozel

divozel (nominative singular)
divozely (nominative plural)
divozela (genitive singular)
divozelov (genitive plural)
divozelu (dative singular)
divozelom (dative plural)
divozel (accusative singular)
divozely (accusative plural)
divozele (locative singular)
divozeloch (locative plural)
divozelom (instrumental singular)
divozelmi (instrumental plural)

Earlier also divizna, from Proto-Slavic *divizna (“mullein”), but confused with forms of deväťsil, Proto-Slavic *devęsilъ.


deväťsil

deväťsil m inan (genitive singular deväťsila, nominative plural deväťsily, genitive plural deväťsilov, declension pattern of dub)

deväťsila (genitive singular)
deväťsily (nominative plural)
deväťsilov (genitive plural)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
deväťsil (nominative singular)
deväťsily (nominative plural)
deväťsila (genitive singular)
deväťsilov (genitive plural)
deväťsilu (dative singular)
deväťsilom (dative plural)
deväťsil (accusative singular)
deväťsily (accusative plural)
deväťsile (locative singular)
deväťsiloch (locative plural)
deväťsilom (instrumental singular)
deväťsilmi (instrumental plural)


plameniak

plameniak (nominative singular)
plameniaky (nominative plural)
plameniaka (genitive singular)
plameniakov (genitive plural)
plameniakovi (dative singular)
plameniakom (dative plural)
plameniaka (accusative singular)
plameniaky (accusative plural)
plameniakovi (locative singular)
plameniakoch (locative plural)
plameniakom (instrumental singular)
plameniakmi (instrumental plural)


krahulec

Eurasian sparrowhawk
Eurasian sparrowhawk

Accipiter nisus
Accipiter nisus#Translingual


kobec

Falco columbarius
Falco columbarius#Translingual


jedľa

jedľa (nominative singular)
jedle (nominative plural)
jedle (genitive singular)
jedlí (genitive plural)
jedli (dative singular)
jedliam (dative plural)
jedľu (accusative singular)
jedle (accusative plural)
jedli (locative singular)
jedliach (locative plural)
jedľou (instrumental singular)
jedľami (instrumental plural)


bršlen

spindle, burning bush, euonymus (Euonymus gen. et spp.)


diviak

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *divjakъ. By surface analysis, divý + -ak.


byvol

byvol (nominative singular)
byvoly (nominative plural)
byvola (genitive singular)
byvolov (genitive plural)
byvolovi (dative singular)
byvolom (dative plural)
byvola (accusative singular)
byvoly (accusative plural)
byvolovi (locative singular)
byvoloch (locative plural)
byvolom (instrumental singular)
byvolmi (instrumental plural)


vratič

vratič (nominative singular)
vratiče (nominative plural)
vratiča (genitive singular)
vratičov (genitive plural)
vratiču (dative singular)
vratičom (dative plural)
vratič (accusative singular)
vratiče (accusative plural)
vratiči (locative singular)
vratičoch (locative plural)
vratičom (instrumental singular)
vratičmi (instrumental plural)


sitina

Derived from Ancient Greek σιτάριον (sitárion), σῖτος (sîtos).


orech

orech (nominative singular)
orechy (nominative plural)
orecha (genitive singular)
orechov (genitive plural)
orechu (dative singular)
orechom (dative plural)
orech (accusative singular)
orechy (accusative plural)
orechu (locative singular)
orechoch (locative plural)
orechom (instrumental singular)
orechmi (instrumental plural)

Juglans regia
Juglans regia#Translingual


horčica

horčica (nominative singular)
horčice (nominative plural)
horčice (genitive singular)
horčíc (genitive plural)
horčici (dative singular)
horčiciam (dative plural)
horčicu (accusative singular)
horčice (accusative plural)
horčici (locative singular)
horčiciach (locative plural)
horčicou (instrumental singular)
horčicami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gorьčica. Equivalent to horký + -ica.


mucholapka

mucholapka (nominative singular)
mucholapky (nominative plural)
mucholapky (genitive singular)
mucholapiek (genitive plural)
mucholapke (dative singular)
mucholapkám (dative plural)
mucholapku (accusative singular)
mucholapky (accusative plural)
mucholapke (locative singular)
mucholapkách (locative plural)
mucholapkou (instrumental singular)
mucholapkami (instrumental plural)


cuciak

sk-noun

cuciak m inan (genitive singular cuciaka, nominative plural cuciaky, genitive plural cuciakov, declension pattern of dub)

cuciaka (genitive singular)
cuciaky (nominative plural)
cuciakov (genitive plural)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
cuciak (nominative singular)
cuciaky (nominative plural)
cuciaka (genitive singular)
cuciakov (genitive plural)
cuciaku (dative singular)
cuciakom (dative plural)
cuciak (accusative singular)
cuciaky (accusative plural)
cuciaku (locative singular)
cuciakoch (locative plural)
cuciakom (instrumental singular)
cuciakmi (instrumental plural)


tamariška

tamariška f (genitive singular tamarišky, nominative plural tamarišky, genitive plural tamarišiek, declension pattern of žena)

tamarišky (genitive singular)
tamarišky (nominative plural)
tamarišiek (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
tamariška (nominative singular)
tamarišky (nominative plural)
tamarišky (genitive singular)
tamarišiek (genitive plural)
tamariške (dative singular)
tamariškám (dative plural)
tamarišku (accusative singular)
tamarišky (accusative plural)
tamariške (locative singular)
tamariškách (locative plural)
tamariškou (instrumental singular)
tamariškami (instrumental plural)


cirok

cirok m inan (genitive singular ciroku, nominative plural ciroky, genitive plural cirokov, declension pattern of dub)

ciroku (genitive singular)
ciroky (nominative plural)
cirokov (genitive plural)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
cirok (nominative singular)
ciroky (nominative plural)
ciroku (genitive singular)
cirokov (genitive plural)
ciroku (dative singular)
cirokom (dative plural)
cirok (accusative singular)
ciroky (accusative plural)
ciroku (locative singular)
cirokoch (locative plural)
cirokom (instrumental singular)
cirokmi (instrumental plural)


vavrín

vavrín m inan (genitive singular vavrína, vavrínu, nominative plural vavríny, genitive plural vavrínov, declension pattern of dub)

vavrína (genitive singular)
vavrínu (genitive singular)
vavríny (nominative plural)
vavrínov (genitive plural)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
vavrín (nominative singular)
vavríny (nominative plural)
vavrína (genitive singular)
vavrínu (genitive singular)
vavrínov (genitive plural)
vavrínu (dative singular)
vavrínom (dative plural)
vavrín (accusative singular)
vavríny (accusative plural)
vavríne (locative singular)
vavrínoch (locative plural)
vavrínom (instrumental singular)
vavrínmi (instrumental plural)


husenica

husenica (nominative singular)
husenice (nominative plural)
husenice (genitive singular)
huseníc (genitive plural)
husenici (dative singular)
huseniciam (dative plural)
husenicu (accusative singular)
husenice (accusative plural)
husenici (locative singular)
huseniciach (locative plural)
husenicou (instrumental singular)
husenicami (instrumental plural)


topoľ

topoľ (nominative singular)
topole (nominative plural)
topoľa (genitive singular)
topoľov (genitive plural)
topoľu (dative singular)
topoľom (dative plural)
topoľ (accusative singular)
topole (accusative plural)
topoli (locative singular)
topoľoch (locative plural)
topoľom (instrumental singular)
topoľmi (instrumental plural)


hríb

hríb (nominative singular)
hríby (nominative plural)
hríba (genitive singular)
hríbov (genitive plural)
hríbu (dative singular)
hríbom (dative plural)
hríb (accusative singular)
hríby (accusative plural)
hríbe (locative singular)
hríboch (locative plural)
hríbom (instrumental singular)
hríbmi (instrumental plural)

in bound positions except before unvoiced consonants

starý hríb

elderly person who behaves like a young man

fungus belonging to the family Boletaceae, especially to the genus Boletus


rýdzik

rýdzik m inan (genitive singular rýdzika, declension pattern of dub)

rýdzika (genitive singular)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
rýdzik (nominative singular)
rýdziky (nominative plural)
rýdzika (genitive singular)
rýdzikov (genitive plural)
rýdziku (dative singular)
rýdzikom (dative plural)
rýdzik (accusative singular)
rýdziky (accusative plural)
rýdziku (locative singular)
rýdzikoch (locative plural)
rýdzikom (instrumental singular)
rýdzikmi (instrumental plural)

Slovak rýdzi (“pure; (historically) reddish”, adjective) + -ik, the motivation is the reddish colour of the cap and especially the milk of the mushroom.


šampiňón

sk-noun

šampiňón m inan (genitive singular šampiňóna, declension pattern of dub)

šampiňóna (genitive singular)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
šampiňón (nominative singular)
šampiňóny (nominative plural)
šampiňóna (genitive singular)
šampiňónov (genitive plural)
šampiňónu (dative singular)
šampiňónom (dative plural)
šampiňón (accusative singular)
šampiňóny (accusative plural)
šampiňóne (locative singular)
šampiňónoch (locative plural)
šampiňónom (instrumental singular)
šampiňónmi (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French champignon (“mushroom, fungus”, noun), from Old French champignuel (“that grows in the field”, adjective), from Latin campānia (“level country”, noun), from Latin campus (“a plain field, open country, level field”, noun).

der

Agaricus bisporus
Agaricus bisporus#Translingual

Agaricus campestris
Agaricus campestris#Translingual

an edible mushroom from the genus Agaricus, mainly the cultivated species Agaricus bisporus and Agaricus campestris


pečiarka

pečiarka (nominative singular)
pečiarky (nominative plural)
pečiarky (genitive singular)
pečiarok (genitive plural)
pečiarke (dative singular)
pečiarkam (dative plural)
pečiarku (accusative singular)
pečiarky (accusative plural)
pečiarke (locative singular)
pečiarkach (locative plural)
pečiarkou (instrumental singular)
pečiarkami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pečarka (“agaric, mushroom consumed roasted or dried (West Slavic dialectal form)”), from Proto-Slavic *pečara + -ka (“diminutive suffix”), which is a phonetic variant of Proto-Slavic *pečěra, being a verbal derivative of *pek- (“to bake, to roast”) + *-ěra. The motivation is the typical form of preparation as food. Compare cognates formed by synonymic suffixes, e.g. Russian печери́ца (pečeríca) and Serbo-Croatian pèčūrka, from Proto-Slavic *pečura.

inh+

fungus belonging to the genus Agaricus, especially the cultivated mushrooms Agaricus bisporus and Agaricus campestris


hodvábnica

sk-noun

hodvábnica m inan (genitive singular hodvábnice, genitive plural hodvábnic, declension pattern of ulica)

hodvábnice (genitive singular)
hodvábnic (genitive plural)
ulica (declension-pattern-of)
hodvábnica (nominative singular)
hodvábnice (nominative plural)
hodvábnice (genitive singular)
hodvábnic (genitive plural)
hodvábnici (dative singular)
hodvábniciam (dative plural)
hodvábnicu (accusative singular)
hodvábnice (accusative plural)
hodvábnici (locative singular)
hodvábniciach (locative plural)
hodvábnicou (instrumental singular)
hodvábnicami (instrumental plural)

From hodváb (“silk”) + -nica, i.e. “(mushroom) resembling silk”.


vláknica

vláknica f (genitive singular vláknice, nominative plural vláknice, genitive plural vláknic, declension pattern of ulica)

vláknice (genitive singular)
vláknice (nominative plural)
vláknic (genitive plural)
ulica (declension-pattern-of)
vláknica (nominative singular)
vláknice (nominative plural)
vláknice (genitive singular)
vláknic (genitive plural)
vláknici (dative singular)
vlákniciam (dative plural)
vláknicu (accusative singular)
vláknice (accusative plural)
vláknici (locative singular)
vlákniciach (locative plural)
vláknicou (instrumental singular)
vláknicami (instrumental plural)

From vlákno (“fibre”) + -ica, partial calque of New Latin Inocybe, from Ancient Greek ἰνο- (ino-, “muscle, tendon, fibre”) + κύβη (kúbē, “head”).


čechračka

sk-noun

čechračka f (nominative plural čechračky, genitive plural čechračiek, declension pattern of žena)

čechračky (nominative plural)
čechračiek (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
čechračka (nominative singular)
čechračky (nominative plural)
čechračky (genitive singular)
čechračiek (genitive plural)
čechračke (dative singular)
čechračkám (dative plural)
čechračku (accusative singular)
čechračky (accusative plural)
čechračke (locative singular)
čechračkách (locative plural)
čechračkou (instrumental singular)
čechračkami (instrumental plural)

From čechrať (“to fluff, to ruffle, to shake up”) + -čka, i.e. “(mushroom with) ruffled (cap)”.

suffix

inedible fungus belonging to the genera Paxillus, Tapinella


hnojník

hnojník (nominative singular)
hnojníky (nominative plural)
hnojníka (genitive singular)
hnojníkov (genitive plural)
hnojníku (dative singular)
hnojníkom (dative plural)
hnojník (accusative singular)
hnojníky (accusative plural)
hnojníku (locative singular)
hnojníkoch (locative plural)
hnojníkom (instrumental singular)
hnojníkmi (instrumental plural)

From hnoj (“dung”) + -ník, calque of generic name New Latin Coprinus, from Ancient Greek κόπρος (kópros, “excrement, dung”), i.e. “(mushroom growing in) dungy (places)”.

der

fungus belonging to the genera Coprinus, Coprinellus, Coprinopsis, Parasola


sliziak

sk-noun

sliziak m inan (genitive singular sliziaka, nominative plural sliziaky, declension pattern of dub)

sliziaka (genitive singular)
sliziaky (nominative plural)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
sliziak (nominative singular)
sliziaky (nominative plural)
sliziaka (genitive singular)
sliziakov (genitive plural)
sliziaku (dative singular)
sliziakom (dative plural)
sliziak (accusative singular)
sliziaky (accusative plural)
sliziaku (locative singular)
sliziakoch (locative plural)
sliziakom (instrumental singular)
sliziakmi (instrumental plural)

From sliz (“mucilage, mucus, slime”) + -iak, because some specimens are often covered with slimy veil when young.

fungus belonging to the genera Chroogomphus, Gomphidius; spike-cap


osikáč

osikáč m inan (genitive singular oskikáča, nominative plural oskikáče, declension pattern of stroj)

oskikáča (genitive singular)
oskikáče (nominative plural)
stroj (declension-pattern-of)
osikáč (nominative singular)
osikáče (nominative plural)
osikáča (genitive singular)
osikáčov (genitive plural)
osikáču (dative singular)
osikáčom (dative plural)
osikáč (accusative singular)
osikáče (accusative plural)
osikáči (locative singular)
osikáčoch (locative plural)
osikáčom (instrumental singular)
osikáčmi (instrumental plural)

From osika (“aspen Populus tremula”) + -áč, named after the specific habitat.

colloquial name for an edible mushroom from the species Leccinum albostipitatum


dubák

dubák (nominative singular)
dubáky (nominative plural)
dubáka (genitive singular)
dubákov (genitive plural)
dubáku (dative singular)
dubákom (dative plural)
dubák (accusative singular)
dubáky (accusative plural)
dubáku (locative singular)
dubákoch (locative plural)
dubákom (instrumental singular)
dubákmi (instrumental plural)

From dub (“oak”) + -ák, named after the specific habitat.

colloquial name for an edible mushroom summer cep (Leccinum albostipitatum)


masliak

masliak (nominative singular)
masliaky (nominative plural)
masliaka (genitive singular)
masliakov (genitive plural)
masliaku (dative singular)
masliakom (dative plural)
masliak (accusative singular)
masliaky (accusative plural)
masliaku (locative singular)
masliakoch (locative plural)
masliakom (instrumental singular)
masliakmi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *masľakъ. By surface analysis, maslo (“butter”) + -iak, because the flesh of the mushroom is butterlike soft and the cap is sometimes slimy as it were greased.

surf

fungus belonging to the genus Suillus (slippery jack)


tanečnica

sk-noun

tanečnica f (nominative plural tanecnice, genitive plural tanecníc, declension pattern of ulica)

tanecnice (nominative plural)
tanecníc (genitive plural)
ulica (declension-pattern-of)
tanečnica (nominative singular)
tanečnice (nominative plural)
tanečnice (genitive singular)
tanečníc (genitive plural)
tanečnici (dative singular)
tanečniciam (dative plural)
tanečnicu (accusative singular)
tanečnice (accusative plural)
tanečnici (locative singular)
tanečniciach (locative plural)
tanečnicou (instrumental singular)
tanečnicami (instrumental plural)

From tanec (“dance”) + -nica (“suffix forming female occupational names”); the taxonomic name is metonymical expressing the similarity of the mushroom with a fairy female dancer with an umbrella.

suffix

(taxonomy) fungus belonging to the genus Marasmius or to the species of the genera Gloiocephala, Gymnopus, Mycetinis etc. that were previously classified under the generic name Marasmius, fairy ring mushroom, parachute mushroom


modrák

modrák (nominative singular)
modráky (nominative plural)
modráka (genitive singular)
modrákov (genitive plural)
modrákovi (dative singular)
modrákom (dative plural)
modráka (accusative singular)
modráky (accusative plural)
modrákovi (locative singular)
modrákoch (locative plural)
modrákom (instrumental singular)
modrákmi (instrumental plural)

Luscinia svecica
Luscinia svecica#Translingual

bluethroat, a small passerine bird, Luscinia svecica, the male in spring having a bright blue throat


modrák

modrák (nominative singular)
modráky (nominative plural)
modráka (genitive singular)
modrákov (genitive plural)
modráku (dative singular)
modrákom (dative plural)
modrák (accusative singular)
modráky (accusative plural)
modráku (locative singular)
modrákoch (locative plural)
modrákom (instrumental singular)
modrákmi (instrumental plural)

(colloquial, vernacular) an edible fungus of the bolete family, Neoboletus luridiformis, whose tubes become blue quickly on cutting

(vernacular) any blue(ish) potato variety

Centaurea cyanus
Centaurea cyanus#Translingual

(vernacular) cornflower or bachelor's button, an annual flowering plant in the family Asteraceae, Centaurea cyanus, whose flowers are most commonly an intense blue colour


bedľa

ulica (declension-pattern-of)
bedľa (nominative singular)
bedle (nominative plural)
bedle (genitive singular)
bedlí (genitive plural)
bedli (dative singular)
bedliam (dative plural)
bedľu (accusative singular)
bedle (accusative plural)
bedli (locative singular)
bedliach (locative plural)
bedľou (instrumental singular)
bedľami (instrumental plural)

name of several genera of fungi from the family Agaricaceae, including Lepiota, Macrolepiota, Chlorophyllum.


hrozno

sk-noun

hrozno n (genitive singular hrozna, nominative plural hrozná, genitive plural hrozien, declension pattern of mesto)

hrozna (genitive singular)
hrozná (nominative plural)
hrozien (genitive plural)
mesto (declension-pattern-of)
hrozno (nominative singular)
hrozná (nominative plural)
hrozna (genitive singular)
hrozien (genitive plural)
hroznu (dative singular)
hroznám (dative plural)
hrozno (accusative singular)
hrozná (accusative plural)
hrozne (locative singular)
hroznách (locative plural)
hroznom (instrumental singular)
hroznami (instrumental plural)


chápadlo

chápadlo (nominative singular)
chápadlá (nominative plural)
chápadla (genitive singular)
chápadiel (genitive plural)
chápadlu (dative singular)
chápadlám (dative plural)
chápadlo (accusative singular)
chápadlá (accusative plural)
chápadle (locative singular)
chápadlách (locative plural)
chápadlom (instrumental singular)
chápadlami (instrumental plural)


pažítka

pažítka (nominative singular)
pažítky (nominative plural)
pažítky (genitive singular)
pažítok (genitive plural)
pažítke (dative singular)
pažítkam (dative plural)
pažítku (accusative singular)
pažítky (accusative plural)
pažítke (locative singular)
pažítkach (locative plural)
pažítkou (instrumental singular)
pažítkami (instrumental plural)


kliešť

kliešť m anim (related adjective klieští)

klieští (adjective)
kliešť (nominative singular)
kliešte (nominative plural)
kliešťa (genitive singular)
kliešťov (genitive plural)
kliešťovi (dative singular)
kliešťom (dative plural)
kliešťa (accusative singular)
kliešte (accusative plural)
kliešťovi (locative singular)
kliešťoch (locative plural)
kliešťom (instrumental singular)
kliešťami (instrumental plural)


kosák

kosák m inan (genitive singular kosáka, nominative plural kosáky, genitive plural kosákov, declension pattern of dub)

kosáka (genitive singular)
kosáky (nominative plural)
kosákov (genitive plural)
dub (declension-pattern-of)
kosák (nominative singular)
kosáky (nominative plural)
kosáka (genitive singular)
kosákov (genitive plural)
kosáku (dative singular)
kosákom (dative plural)
kosák (accusative singular)
kosáky (accusative plural)
kosáku (locative singular)
kosákoch (locative plural)
kosákom (instrumental singular)
kosákmi (instrumental plural)


žaluď

žaluď (nominative singular)
žalude (nominative plural)
žaluďa (genitive singular)
žaluďov (genitive plural)
žaluďu (dative singular)
žaluďom (dative plural)
žaluď (accusative singular)
žalude (accusative plural)
žaludi (locative singular)
žaluďoch (locative plural)
žaluďom (instrumental singular)
žaluďmi (instrumental plural)


tchor

tchorí (adjective)
tchor (nominative singular)
tchory (nominative plural)
tchora (genitive singular)
tchorov (genitive plural)
tchorovi (dative singular)
tchorom (dative plural)
tchora (accusative singular)
tchory (accusative plural)
tchorovi (locative singular)
tchoroch (locative plural)
tchorom (instrumental singular)
tchormi (instrumental plural)


káčer

káčer (nominative singular)
káčery (nominative plural)
káčera (genitive singular)
káčerov (genitive plural)
káčerovi (dative singular)
káčerom (dative plural)
káčera (accusative singular)
káčery (accusative plural)
káčerovi (locative singular)
káčeroch (locative plural)
káčerom (instrumental singular)
káčermi (instrumental plural)

Related to kačka (“duck”), both of imitative origin.

onomatopoeic

imitative


datľa

sk-noun

datľa f (genitive singular datle, nominative plural datle, genitive plural datlí, declension pattern of ulica)

datle (genitive singular)
datle (nominative plural)
datlí (genitive plural)
ulica (declension-pattern-of)
datľa (nominative singular)
datle (nominative plural)
datle (genitive singular)
datlí (genitive plural)
datli (dative singular)
datliam (dative plural)
datľu (accusative singular)
datle (accusative plural)
datli (locative singular)
datliach (locative plural)
datľou (instrumental singular)
datľami (instrumental plural)


ľan

ľan (nominative singular)
ľany (nominative plural)
ľanu (genitive singular)
ľanov (genitive plural)
ľanu (dative singular)
ľanom (dative plural)
ľan (accusative singular)
ľany (accusative plural)
ľane (locative singular)
ľanoch (locative plural)
ľanom (instrumental singular)
ľanmi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lьnъ, from Proto-Indo-European *lino-.


danielka

daniel (masculine)
danielka (nominative singular)
danielky (nominative plural)
danielky (genitive singular)
danielok (genitive plural)
danielke (dative singular)
danielkam (dative plural)
danielku (accusative singular)
danielky (accusative plural)
danielke (locative singular)
danielkach (locative plural)
danielkou (instrumental singular)
danielkami (instrumental plural)


danielica

daniel (masculine)
danielica (nominative singular)
danielice (nominative plural)
danielice (genitive singular)
danielíc (genitive plural)
danielici (dative singular)
danieliciam (dative plural)
danielicu (accusative singular)
danielice (accusative plural)
danielici (locative singular)
danieliciach (locative plural)
danielicou (instrumental singular)
danielicami (instrumental plural)


stavovec

stavovec (nominative singular)
stavovce (nominative plural)
stavovca (genitive singular)
stavovcov (genitive plural)
stavovcovi (dative singular)
stavovcom (dative plural)
stavovca (accusative singular)
stavovce (accusative plural)
stavovcovi (locative singular)
stavovcoch (locative plural)
stavovcom (instrumental singular)
stavovcami (instrumental plural)


slávik

slávik m anim (genitive singular slávika, nominative plural sláviky, genitive plural slávikov, declension pattern of chlap)

slávika (genitive singular)
sláviky (nominative plural)
slávikov (genitive plural)
chlap (declension-pattern-of)
slávik (nominative singular)
sláviky (nominative plural)
slávika (genitive singular)
slávikov (genitive plural)
slávikovi (dative singular)
slávikom (dative plural)
slávika (accusative singular)
sláviky (accusative plural)
slávikovi (locative singular)
slávikoch (locative plural)
slávikom (instrumental singular)
slávikmi (instrumental plural)


cypriš

cypriš m inan (genitive singular cypriša)


hýľ

hýľ m anim (genitive singular hýľa, nominative plural hýľe, genitive plural hýľov)

hýľa (genitive singular)
hýľe (nominative plural)
hýľov (genitive plural)
hýľ (nominative singular)
hýle (nominative plural)
hýľa (genitive singular)
hýľov (genitive plural)
hýľovi (dative singular)
hýľom (dative plural)
hýľa (accusative singular)
hýle (accusative plural)
hýľovi (locative singular)
hýľoch (locative plural)
hýľom (instrumental singular)
hýľmi (instrumental plural)


lekno

lekno n (genitive singular lekna, nominative plural lekná, genitive plural lekien, declension pattern of mesto)

lekna (genitive singular)
lekná (nominative plural)
lekien (genitive plural)
mesto (declension-pattern-of)
lekno (nominative singular)
lekná (nominative plural)
lekna (genitive singular)
lekien (genitive plural)
leknu (dative singular)
leknám (dative plural)
lekno (accusative singular)
lekná (accusative plural)
lekne (locative singular)
leknách (locative plural)
leknom (instrumental singular)
leknami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Slovak lekno, from Proto-Slavic *lъkno.

any plant of the water lily family Nymphaeaceae


čerebľa

Compare Czech střevle and Polish strzebla.


ďumbier

ďumbier m inan (nominative plural ďumbiery, genitive plural ďumbierov)

ďumbiery (nominative plural)
ďumbierov (genitive plural)

Borrowed from Hungarian gyömbér. Doublet of zázvor.


dúška

dúška f (genitive singular dúšky, nominative plural dúšky, genitive plural dúšok, declension pattern of žena)

dúšky (genitive singular)
dúšky (nominative plural)
dúšok (genitive plural)
žena (declension-pattern-of)
dúška (nominative singular)
dúšky (nominative plural)
dúšky (genitive singular)
dúšok (genitive plural)
dúške (dative singular)
dúškam (dative plural)
dúšku (accusative singular)
dúšky (accusative plural)
dúške (locative singular)
dúškach (locative plural)
dúškou (instrumental singular)
dúškami (instrumental plural)


bradáň

bradáň (nominative singular)
bradáne (nominative plural)
bradána (genitive singular)
bradánov (genitive plural)
bradánovi (dative singular)
bradánom (dative plural)
bradána (accusative singular)
bradáne (accusative plural)
bradánovi (locative singular)
bradánoch (locative plural)
bradánom (instrumental singular)
bradánmi (instrumental plural)

bradáň žltohlavý


černobyľ

Artemisia vulgaris
Artemisia vulgaris#Translingual


pinka

(regional) armillaria (fungus of the genus Armillaria)


pinkava

(dated) Alternative form of pinka (“finch”)


šťav

(colloquial or obsolete) Alternative form of štiav


štiavička

Rumex acetosella
Rumex acetosella#Translingual


štiav

sorrel, dock (Rumex), particularly:
Rumex subg. Acetosa

sorrel, dock (Rumex)
Rumex subg. Acetosa

Rumex acetosa
Rumex acetosa#Translingual

(colloquial, dated) common sorrel (Rumex acetosa)

sorrel, dock (Rumex)
common sorrel (Rumex acetosa)

(colloquial, dated) wood sorrel, oxalis (Oxalis)

Oxalis acetosella
Oxalis acetosella#Translingual

(particularly) common wood sorrel (Oxalis acetosella)

wood sorrel, oxalis (Oxalis)
common wood sorrel (Oxalis acetosella)


brekyňa

ulica (declension-pattern-of)
brekyňa (nominative singular)
brekyne (nominative plural)
brekyne (genitive singular)
brekýň (genitive plural)
brekyni (dative singular)
brekyniam (dative plural)
brekyňu (accusative singular)
brekyne (accusative plural)
brekyni (locative singular)
brekyniach (locative plural)
brekyňou (instrumental singular)
brekyňami (instrumental plural)

Sorbus torminalis
Sorbus torminalis#Translingual

wild service tree, chequer tree (Sorbus torminalis)


štiavec

štiavec alpský

štiavec dlholistý

štiavec hustý

štiavec klbkatý

štiavec krvavý

štiavec kučeravý

štiavec močiarny

štiavec pekný

štiavec prímorský

štiavec ruský

štiavec slaniskový

štiavec špenátový

štiavec trojboký

štiavec tupolistý

štiavec úzkolistý

štiavec vajcovitolistý

štiavec vodný


kačur

(rare) Alternative form of káčer (“drake”)


brheľ

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bьrgъlъ, *bьrgъlězъ.


čížik

Spinus spinus
Spinus spinus#Translingual


ploskavec

(usually in the plural) flatworm, platyhelminth


horec

horec m inan (genitive singular horca, nominative plural horce, genitive plural horcov)

horca (genitive singular)
horce (nominative plural)
horcov (genitive plural)


poniklec

poniklec (nominative singular)
poniklece (nominative plural)
ponikleca (genitive singular)
poniklecov (genitive plural)
poniklecu (dative singular)
poniklecom (dative plural)
poniklec (accusative singular)
poniklece (accusative plural)
ponikleci (locative singular)
poniklecoch (locative plural)
poniklecom (instrumental singular)
poniklecmi (instrumental plural)


chobotnica

chobotnica f (genitive singular chobotnice, nominative plural chobotnice, genitive plural chobotníc, declension pattern of ulica, diminutive chobotnička)

chobotnice (genitive singular)
chobotnice (nominative plural)
chobotníc (genitive plural)
ulica (declension-pattern-of)
chobotnička (diminutive)
chobotnica (nominative singular)
chobotnice (nominative plural)
chobotnice (genitive singular)
chobotníc (genitive plural)
chobotnici (dative singular)
chobotniciam (dative plural)
chobotnicu (accusative singular)
chobotnice (accusative plural)
chobotnici (locative singular)
chobotniciach (locative plural)
chobotnicou (instrumental singular)
chobotnicami (instrumental plural)

From chobot + -nica. Compare Czech chobotnice, Serbo-Croatian hobotnica, and Slovene hobotnica.


osmonoh

osmonoh m anim (genitive singular osmonoha, nominative plural osmonohy, genitive plural osmonohov, declension pattern of chlap)

osmonoha (genitive singular)
osmonohy (nominative plural)
osmonohov (genitive plural)
chlap (declension-pattern-of)
osmonoh (nominative singular)
osmonohy (nominative plural)
osmonoha (genitive singular)
osmonohov (genitive plural)
osmonohovi (dative singular)
osmonohom (dative plural)
osmonoha (accusative singular)
osmonohy (accusative plural)
osmonohovi (locative singular)
osmonohoch (locative plural)
osmonohom (instrumental singular)
osmonohmi (instrumental plural)


dojnica

dojnica (nominative singular)
dojnice (nominative plural)
dojnice (genitive singular)
dojníc (genitive plural)
dojnici (dative singular)
dojniciam (dative plural)
dojnicu (accusative singular)
dojnice (accusative plural)
dojnici (locative singular)
dojniciach (locative plural)
dojnicou (instrumental singular)
dojnicami (instrumental plural)

dairy cow or other animal kept for milk production, e.g. dairy goat, dairy sheep


veľblúd

veľblúd m anim (related adjective veľblúdí)

veľblúdí (adjective)
veľblúd (nominative singular)
veľblúdy (nominative plural)
veľblúda (genitive singular)
veľblúdov (genitive plural)
veľblúdovi (dative singular)
veľblúdom (dative plural)
veľblúda (accusative singular)
veľblúdy (accusative plural)
veľblúdovi (locative singular)
veľblúdoch (locative plural)
veľblúdom (instrumental singular)
veľblúdmi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *velьb(l)ǫdъ, *vъlьb(l)ǫdъ, from Gothic 𐌿𐌻𐌱𐌰𐌽𐌳𐌿𐍃 (ulbandus), from Latin elephantus, from Ancient Greek ἐλέφας (eléphas).


vyžla

vyžlí (adjective)
vyžla (nominative singular)
vyžly (nominative plural)
vyžly (genitive singular)
vyžiel (genitive plural)
vyžle (dative singular)
vyžlám (dative plural)
vyžlu (accusative singular)
vyžly (accusative plural)
vyžle (locative singular)
vyžlách (locative plural)
vyžlou (instrumental singular)
vyžlami (instrumental plural)