-ka

-ka (nominative singular)
-ky (nominative plural)
-ky (genitive singular)
-iek (genitive plural)
-ok (genitive plural)
-ke (dative singular)
-kám (dative plural)
-kam (dative plural)
-ku (accusative singular)
-ky (accusative plural)
-ke (locative singular)
-kách (locative plural)
-kach (locative plural)
-kou (instrumental singular)
-kami (instrumental plural)

Talian m (“Italian (man)”) + -ka = Talianka f (“Italian (woman)”)

denotes that the word is a feminine version of the word it is appended to

mucha f (“fly”) + -ka = muška f (“small fly”)

sometimes denotes a word as a diminutive


-ä

-ä (nominative singular)
-ätá (nominative plural)
-ence (nominative plural)
-äťa (genitive singular)
-ät (genitive plural)
-iat (genitive plural)
-eniec (genitive plural)
-äťu (dative singular)
-ätom (dative plural)
-encom (dative plural)
-ä (accusative singular)
-ätá (accusative plural)
-ence (accusative plural)
-äti (locative singular)
-ätoch (locative plural)
-encoch (locative plural)
-äťou (instrumental singular)
-ätami (instrumental plural)
-encami (instrumental plural)

forms nouns for young animals and other diminutives


-ko

-ko (nominative singular)
-ká (nominative plural)
-ka (nominative plural)
-ka (genitive singular)
-iek (genitive plural)
-ok (genitive plural)
-ku (dative singular)
-kám (dative plural)
-kam (dative plural)
-ko (accusative singular)
-ká (accusative plural)
-ka (accusative plural)
-ku (locative singular)
-kách (locative plural)
-kach (locative plural)
-kom (instrumental singular)
-kami (instrumental plural)


-a

-a (nominative singular)
-atá (nominative plural)
-ence (nominative plural)
-aťa (genitive singular)
-(i)at (genitive plural)
-eniec (genitive plural)
-aťu (dative singular)
-aťom (dative plural)
-encom (dative plural)
-a (accusative singular)
-atá (accusative plural)
-ence (accusative plural)
-ati (locative singular)
-aťoch (locative plural)
-encoch (locative plural)
-aťom (instrumental singular)
-atami (instrumental plural)
-encami (instrumental plural)


-sky

-sky (masculine nominative singular)
-ska (feminine nominative singular)
-ske (neuter nominative singular)
-skeho (genitive masculine singular)
-skej (feminine genitive singular)
-skeho (genitive neuter singular)
-skemu (dative masculine singular)
-skej (dative feminine singular)
-skemu (dative neuter singular)
-skeho (accusative animate masculine singular)
-sky (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-sku (accusative feminine singular)
-ske (accusative neuter singular)
-skom (locative masculine singular)
-skej (feminine locative singular)
-skom (locative neuter singular)
-skym (instrumental masculine singular)
-skou (feminine instrumental singular)
-skym (instrumental neuter singular)
-ski (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ske (feminine neuter nominative plural)
-ske (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-skych (genitive plural)
-skym (dative plural)
-skych (accusative animate masculine plural)
-ske (accusative feminine neuter plural)
-ske (accusative inanimate masculine plural)
-skych (locative plural)
-skymi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *-ьskъ, from Proto-Indo-European *-iskos.

Irán + -sky → iránsky

Nitra + -sky → nitriansky

(as an adjective) -ian (from, related to, or like)


-sky

(as an adverb) the adverbial equivalent to -ský adjectives (from, related to, or like)


-ište

-ište (nominative singular)
-ištia (nominative plural)
-išťa (genitive singular)
-ísť (genitive plural)
-išťu (dative singular)
-ištiam (dative plural)
-ište (accusative singular)
-ištia (accusative plural)
-išti (locative singular)
-ištiach (locative plural)
-išťom (instrumental singular)
-išťami (instrumental plural)

noun suffix used to denote a place, similar e.g. to -ary


-ština

nominative
-štinae (plural)
genitive
-ština (plural)
dative
-štinaiam (plural)
accusative
locative
-štinaiach (plural)
instrumental
-štinaami (plural)

-ese, -ic, -an, -ish (a language or dialect)


-stvo

nominative
-stvo (singular)
-stvá (plural)
genitive
-stva (singular)
-stiev (plural)
dative
-stvu (singular)
-stvám (plural)
accusative
locative
-stve (singular)
-stvách (plural)
instrumental
-stvom (singular)
-stvami (plural)

suffix appended to words to create a neuter noun, usually an abstract noun denoting a relation, social status, scientific discipline, quality or a state. Corresponding to English -hood or -ness


-ik

vták + -ik → vtáčik

hriešny + -ik → hriešnik

alternative form of suffix -ík after roots in a long vowel or a diphthong


-ik

-ik (nominative singular)
-iky (nominative plural)
-ika (genitive singular)
-ikov (genitive plural)
-iku (dative singular)
-ikom (dative plural)
-ik (accusative singular)
-iky (accusative plural)
-iku (locative singular)
-ikoch (locative plural)
-ikom (instrumental singular)
-ikmi (instrumental plural)
-ik (nominative singular)
-ici (nominative plural)
-ika (genitive singular)
-ikov (genitive plural)
-ikovi (dative singular)
-ikom (dative plural)
-ika (accusative singular)
-ikov (accusative plural)
-ikovi (locative singular)
-ikoch (locative plural)
-ikom (instrumental singular)
-ikmi (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin -icus or Ancient Greek -ικός (-ikós).

akadémia + -ik → akademik

fictive suffix in case when both an occupational name in -ik and its base noun were borrowed


-ra

-ra (nominative singular)
-ry (nominative plural)
-ry (genitive singular)
-ier (genitive plural)
-or (genitive plural)
-re (dative singular)
-rám (dative plural)
-ram (dative plural)
-ru (accusative singular)
-ry (accusative plural)
-re (locative singular)
-rách (locative plural)
-rach (locative plural)
-rou (instrumental singular)
-rami (instrumental plural)


-ský

-ský (masculine nominative singular)
-ská (feminine nominative singular)
-ské (neuter nominative singular)
-ského (genitive masculine singular)
-skej (feminine genitive singular)
-ského (genitive neuter singular)
-skému (dative masculine singular)
-skej (dative feminine singular)
-skému (dative neuter singular)
-ského (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ský (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-skú (accusative feminine singular)
-ské (accusative neuter singular)
-skom (locative masculine singular)
-skej (feminine locative singular)
-skom (locative neuter singular)
-ským (instrumental masculine singular)
-skou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ským (instrumental neuter singular)
-skí (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ské (feminine neuter nominative plural)
-ské (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ských (genitive plural)
-ským (dative plural)
-ských (accusative animate masculine plural)
-ské (accusative feminine neuter plural)
-ské (accusative inanimate masculine plural)
-ských (locative plural)
-skými (instrumental plural)

Island + -ský → islandský

Bratislava + -ský → bratislavský


-ola

-ola (nominative singular)
-oly (nominative plural)
-oly (genitive singular)
-ôl (genitive plural)
-ol (genitive plural)
-ole (dative singular)
-olám (dative plural)
-olu (accusative singular)
-oly (accusative plural)
-ole (locative singular)
-olách (locative plural)
-olou (instrumental singular)
-olami (instrumental plural)


-izmus

Borrowed from Latin -ismus, from Ancient Greek -ισμός (-ismós, “-ismos”).


-ár

klamať + -ár → klamár

suffix used to form agent nouns from verbs


-isko

-isko (nominative singular)
-iská (nominative plural)
-iska (genitive singular)
-ísk (genitive plural)
-isk (genitive plural)
-isku (dative singular)
-iskám (dative plural)
-isko (accusative singular)
-iská (accusative plural)
-isku (locative singular)
-iskách (locative plural)
-iskom (instrumental singular)
-iskami (instrumental plural)

noun suffix used to denote a place, similar e.g. to -ery


-ot

šťukať + -ot → šťukot

cvakať + -ot → cvakot

štrngať + -ot → štrngot

hrkotať + -ot → hrkot

forms masculine nouns, often referring to sounds


-grafia

nominative
-grafia (singular)
-grafie (plural)
genitive
-grafie (singular)
-grafií (plural)
dative
-grafii (singular)
-grafiám (plural)
accusative
-grafiu (singular)
locative
-grafiách (plural)
instrumental
-grafiou (singular)
-grafiami (plural)


-ák

-ák (nominative singular)
-áky (nominative plural)
-áka (genitive singular)
-ákov (genitive plural)
-áku (dative singular)
-ákom (dative plural)
-ák (accusative singular)
-áky (accusative plural)
-áku (locative singular)
-ákoch (locative plural)
-ákom (instrumental singular)
-ákmi (instrumental plural)
-ák (nominative singular)
-áci (nominative plural)
-áka (genitive singular)
-ákov (genitive plural)
-ákovi (dative singular)
-ákom (dative plural)
-áka (accusative singular)
-ákov (accusative plural)
-ákovi (locative singular)
-ákoch (locative plural)
-ákom (instrumental singular)
-ákmi (instrumental plural)

-iak

alternative form of -ák after roots in a (historically) soft or palatalizeable consonant

spievať + -ák → spevák

vŕtať + -ák → vrták

dívať sa + -ák → divák

chudý + -ák → chudák

a suffix denoting that someone is pertaining to a grade or a class, -grader

štvrtý + -ák → štvrták

forms a colloquial or slang term from an adjective

bombardovacie lietadlo + -ák → bombarďák

forms the name of the bearer of a property from an adjective

Liptov + -ák → Lipták

Slovan + -ák → Slovák

forms a demonym, mainly in case of regions and nations

chlap + -ák → chlapák

Ján + -ák → Janák

an archaic suffix to create augmentative or depreciative forms of given names

bosorka + -ák → bosorák

a fictive suffix to adapt male forms of some borrowings


-lógia

nominative
-lógia (singular)
-lógie (plural)
genitive
-lógie (singular)
-lógií (plural)
dative
-lógii (singular)
-lógiám (plural)
accusative
-lógiu (singular)
locative
-lógiách (plural)
instrumental
-lógiou (singular)
-lógiami (plural)


-ičitý

-ičitý (masculine nominative singular)
-ičitá (feminine nominative singular)
-ičité (neuter nominative singular)
-ičitého (genitive masculine singular)
-ičitej (feminine genitive singular)
-ičitého (genitive neuter singular)
-ičitému (dative masculine singular)
-ičitej (dative feminine singular)
-ičitému (dative neuter singular)
-ičitého (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ičitý (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-ičitú (accusative feminine singular)
-ičité (accusative neuter singular)
-ičitom (locative masculine singular)
-ičitej (feminine locative singular)
-ičitom (locative neuter singular)
-ičitým (instrumental masculine singular)
-ičitou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ičitým (instrumental neuter singular)
-ičití (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ičité (feminine neuter nominative plural)
-ičité (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ičitých (genitive plural)
-ičitým (dative plural)
-ičitých (accusative animate masculine plural)
-ičité (accusative feminine neuter plural)
-ičité (accusative inanimate masculine plural)
-ičitých (locative plural)
-ičitými (instrumental plural)

uhlík + -ičitý → uhličitý (compare oxid uhličitý (“carbon dioxide”))

oxidation number
oxidation number#English

(chemistry) added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of IV in a compound


-ový

-ový (masculine nominative singular)
-ová (feminine nominative singular)
-ové (neuter nominative singular)
-ového (genitive masculine singular)
-ovej (feminine genitive singular)
-ového (genitive neuter singular)
-ovému (dative masculine singular)
-ovej (dative feminine singular)
-ovému (dative neuter singular)
-ového (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ový (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-ovú (accusative feminine singular)
-ové (accusative neuter singular)
-ovom (locative masculine singular)
-ovej (feminine locative singular)
-ovom (locative neuter singular)
-ovým (instrumental masculine singular)
-ovou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ovým (instrumental neuter singular)
-oví (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ové (feminine neuter nominative plural)
-ové (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ových (genitive plural)
-ovým (dative plural)
-ových (accusative animate masculine plural)
-ové (accusative feminine neuter plural)
-ové (accusative inanimate masculine plural)
-ových (locative plural)
-ovými (instrumental plural)

síra + -ový → sírový (compare oxid sírový (“sulfur trioxide”))

(chemistry) added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of VI in a compound


-ný

-ný (masculine nominative singular)
-ná (feminine nominative singular)
-né (neuter nominative singular)
-ného (genitive masculine singular)
-nej (feminine genitive singular)
-ného (genitive neuter singular)
-nému (dative masculine singular)
-nej (dative feminine singular)
-nému (dative neuter singular)
-ného (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ný (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-nú (accusative feminine singular)
-né (accusative neuter singular)
-nom (locative masculine singular)
-nej (feminine locative singular)
-nom (locative neuter singular)
-ným (instrumental masculine singular)
-nou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ným (instrumental neuter singular)
-ní (animate masculine nominative plural)
-né (feminine neuter nominative plural)
-né (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ných (genitive plural)
-ným (dative plural)
-ných (accusative animate masculine plural)
-né (accusative feminine neuter plural)
-né (accusative inanimate masculine plural)
-ných (locative plural)
-nými (instrumental plural)

farba + -ný → farebný

pokoj + -ný → pokojný

sodík + -ný → sodný (compare chlorid sodný (“sodium chloride”))

(chemistry) added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of I in a compound


-ec

dejepisec (“historian”), from dejepis (“history”) + -ec

appended to nouns to form an agent noun; used only on composite nouns expressing fields of knowledge

Portugalec (“a man from Portugal”), from Portugalsko (“Portugal”) + -ec

appended to a country name root to form a demonym; used generally on country names which have roots ending with -j, -l, -m, -n, -r, -v; the root is formed by dropping the -ia or -sko suffix

vzorec (“formula”), from vzor (“model”) + -ec

appended to nouns to derive a specialized substantive, most often in terminology

zbabelec (“coward”), from zbabelý (“faint-hearted”) + -ec

appended to adjective to form a noun describing somebody or something having the specific quality

plavec (“swimmer”), from plávať (“to swim”) + -ec

appended to a verb to form an agent noun


-čan

Kosovčan (“a man from Kosovo”), from Kosovo + -čan

appended to some country names to form a demonym


-oba

nominative
-oba (singular)
-oby (plural)
genitive
-oby (singular)
-ôb (plural)
-ob (plural)
dative
-obe (singular)
-obám (plural)
accusative
-obu (singular)
locative
-obách (plural)
instrumental
-obou (singular)
-obami (plural)

Inherited from Old Slovak -oba, from Proto-Slavic *-oba (“-ness”). Variant of -ba.

hnilý (“rotten”) + -oba → hniloba (“putrefaction, rot”)

chudý (“poor”) + -oba → chudoba (“penury, poverty”)

chorý (“sick”) + -oba → choroba (“illness, sickness”)

starý (“old”) + -oba → staroba (“age”)

appended to adjectives to form nouns meaning “the state of (the adjective)”, similar to English -ness; usually applied only on negatively assessed adjectives


-ovský

-ovský (masculine nominative singular)
-ovská (feminine nominative singular)
-ovské (neuter nominative singular)
-ovského (genitive masculine singular)
-ovskej (feminine genitive singular)
-ovského (genitive neuter singular)
-ovskému (dative masculine singular)
-ovskej (dative feminine singular)
-ovskému (dative neuter singular)
-ovského (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ovský (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-ovskú (accusative feminine singular)
-ovské (accusative neuter singular)
-ovskom (locative masculine singular)
-ovskej (feminine locative singular)
-ovskom (locative neuter singular)
-ovským (instrumental masculine singular)
-ovskou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ovským (instrumental neuter singular)
-ovskí (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ovské (feminine neuter nominative plural)
-ovské (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ovských (genitive plural)
-ovským (dative plural)
-ovských (accusative animate masculine plural)
-ovské (accusative feminine neuter plural)
-ovské (accusative inanimate masculine plural)
-ovských (locative plural)
-ovskými (instrumental plural)

-ian, -ean (of or relating to a particular notable person and their works)


-ník

-ník (nominative singular)
-níci (nominative plural)
-níky (nominative plural)
-níka (genitive singular)
-níkov (genitive plural)
-níkovi (dative singular)
-níku (dative singular)
-níkom (dative plural)
-níka (accusative singular)
-ník (accusative singular)
-níkov (accusative plural)
-níky (accusative plural)
-níkovi (locative singular)
-níku (locative singular)
-níkoch (locative plural)
-níkom (instrumental singular)
-níkmi (instrumental plural)


-teľ

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *-teľь. Cognate to Old Church Slavonic -тєль (-telĭ), Serbo-Croatian -telj/-тељ, Russian -тель (-telʹ) and Czech -tel.

-er (a suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a profession, performer of an action or a human relation)


-yňa

-yne (genitive)
-yne (plural)
-yňa (nominative singular)
-yne (nominative plural)
-yne (genitive singular)
-ýň (genitive plural)
-yň (genitive plural)
-yni (dative singular)
-yniam (dative plural)
-yňu (accusative singular)
-yne (accusative plural)
-yni (locative singular)
-yniach (locative plural)
-yňou (instrumental singular)
-yňami (instrumental plural)

suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, denoting a profession, social status, kinship or to form a pejorative


-ovať

-ovala som
-ovala si
-ovala
-ovalo som (neuter)
-ovalo si (neuter)
-ovalo (neuter)
bol som -oval (masculine past perfect)
bol si -oval (masculine past perfect)
bol -oval (masculine past perfect)
boli sme -ovali (masculine past perfect)
boli ste -ovali (masculine past perfect)
boli -ovali (masculine past perfect)
bola som -ovala (masculine past perfect)
bola si -ovala (past perfect)
bola -ovala (past perfect)
boli sme -ovali (past perfect)
boli ste -ovali (past perfect)
boli -ovali (past perfect)
bolo som -ovalo (neuter past perfect)
bolo si -ovalo (neuter past perfect)
bolo -ovalo (neuter past perfect)
boli sme -ovali (neuter past perfect)
boli ste -ovali (neuter past perfect)
boli -ovali (neuter past perfect)
budem -ovať (future)
-ovala by som (future)
-ovala by si (future neuter)
-ovala by
-ovalo by som (future neuter)
-ovalo by si (neuter)
-ovalo by (neuter)
bol by som -oval (masculine past)
bol by si -oval (masculine past)
bol by -oval (masculine past)
boli by sme -ovali (masculine past)
boli by ste -ovali (masculine past)
boli by -ovali (masculine past)
bola by som -ovala (future masculine past)
bola by si -ovala (past)
bola by -ovala (past)
boli by sme -ovali (past)
boli by ste -ovali (past)
boli by -ovali (past)
bolo by som -ovalo (neuter past)
bolo by si -ovalo (neuter past)
bolo by -ovalo (neuter past)
boli by sme -ovali (neuter past)
boli by ste -ovali (neuter past)
boli by -ovali (neuter past)

a suffix appended to words to form a verb


-osť

-osť (nominative singular)
-osti (nominative plural)
-osti (genitive singular)
-ostí (genitive plural)
-osti (dative singular)
-ostiam (dative plural)
-osť (accusative singular)
-osti (accusative plural)
-osti (locative singular)
-ostiach (locative plural)
-osťou (instrumental singular)
-osťami (instrumental plural)


-och

sk-noun

-och m pers (noun-forming suffix, relational adjective -ošský)

-ošský (adjective relational)
nominative
-och (singular)
-osi (plural)
genitive
-ocha (singular)
-ochov (plural)
dative
-ochovi (singular)
-ochom (plural)
accusative
locative
-ochoch (plural)
instrumental
-ochom (singular)
-ochmi (plural)

biely + -och → beloch

slabý + -och → slaboch

lieň + -och → leňoch

divý + -och → divoch

forms nouns referring to property bearers


-ík

-ík (nominative singular)
-íky (nominative plural)
-íka (genitive singular)
-íkov (genitive plural)
-íku (dative singular)
-íkom (dative plural)
-ík (accusative singular)
-íky (accusative plural)
-íku (locative singular)
-íkoch (locative plural)
-íkom (instrumental singular)
-íkmi (instrumental plural)
-ík (nominative singular)
-íci (nominative plural)
-íka (genitive singular)
-íkov (genitive plural)
-íkovi (dative singular)
-íkom (dative plural)
-íka (accusative singular)
-íkov (accusative plural)
-íkovi (locative singular)
-íkoch (locative plural)
-íkom (instrumental singular)
-íkmi (instrumental plural)

-ik

alternative form of -ík after roots in a long vowel or a diphthong

chlieb + -ík → chlebík

Ján + -ík → Janík

falošný + -ík → falošník

used to form the name of the bearer of a property from an adjective

baňa + -ík → baník

alternative form of suffix -ník before roots in -n or -ň

taxi + -ík → taxík

suffix for adaptation of borrowings in -i


-cký

-cký (masculine nominative singular)
-cká (feminine nominative singular)
-cké (neuter nominative singular)
-ckého (genitive masculine singular)
-ckej (feminine genitive singular)
-ckého (genitive neuter singular)
-ckému (dative masculine singular)
-ckej (dative feminine singular)
-ckému (dative neuter singular)
-ckého (accusative animate masculine singular)
-cký (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-ckú (accusative feminine singular)
-cké (accusative neuter singular)
-ckom (locative masculine singular)
-ckej (feminine locative singular)
-ckom (locative neuter singular)
-ckým (instrumental masculine singular)
-ckou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ckým (instrumental neuter singular)
-ckí (animate masculine nominative plural)
-cké (feminine neuter nominative plural)
-cké (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ckých (genitive plural)
-ckým (dative plural)
-ckých (accusative animate masculine plural)
-cké (accusative feminine neuter plural)
-cké (accusative inanimate masculine plural)
-ckých (locative plural)
-ckými (instrumental plural)

By modification of -ský. Cognates include Russian -цкий (-ckij) and Polish -cki.

herec + -cký → herecký

otrok + -cký → otrocký


-inký

malý + -inký → malinký

from adjectives forms diminutive adjectives


-iak

-iak (nominative singular)
-iaky (nominative plural)
-iaka (genitive singular)
-iakov (genitive plural)
-iaku (dative singular)
-iakom (dative plural)
-iak (accusative singular)
-iaky (accusative plural)
-iaku (locative singular)
-iakoch (locative plural)
-iakom (instrumental singular)
-iakmi (instrumental plural)
-iak (nominative singular)
-iaci (nominative plural)
-iaka (genitive singular)
-iakov (genitive plural)
-iakovi (dative singular)
-iakom (dative plural)
-iaka (accusative singular)
-iakov (accusative plural)
-iakovi (locative singular)
-iakoch (locative plural)
-iakom (instrumental singular)
-iakmi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *-akъ after a nominal in *-ь or a verb with soft (front) final root vowel.

divieť + -iak → diviak

peší + -iak → pešiak

tretí + -iak → tretiak

nákladné auto + -iak → nákladniak

horný + -iak → horniak

Poľsko + -iak → Poliak

sušiť + -iak → sušiak

čmeľ + -iak → čmeliak

Beňo + -iak → Beniak

alternative form of suffix -ák after roots in a (historically) soft or palatalizeable consonant


-fóbia

nominative
-fóbia (singular)
-fóbie (plural)
genitive
-fóbie (singular)
-fóbií (plural)
dative
-fóbii (singular)
-fóbiám (plural)
accusative
-fóbiu (singular)
locative
-fóbiách (plural)
instrumental
-fóbiou (singular)
-fóbiami (plural)


-fília

nominative
-fília (singular)
-fílie (plural)
genitive
-fílie (singular)
-fílií (plural)
dative
-fílii (singular)
-fíliám (plural)
accusative
-fíliu (singular)
locative
-fíliách (plural)
instrumental
-fíliou (singular)
-fíliami (plural)


-skom

masculine/neuter locative singular of -ský


-skom

masculine/neuter locative singular of -sky


-učký

prostý + -učký → prostučký

mladý + -učký → mladučký

malý + -učký → malučký

krátky + -učký → kratučký

tenký + -učký → tenučký


-núť

bledý + -núť → blednúť

chudý + -núť → chudnúť

-en: forms verbs indicating getting a property or getting more of it


-álny

-álny (masculine nominative singular)
-álna (feminine nominative singular)
-álne (neuter nominative singular)
-álneho (genitive masculine singular)
-álnej (feminine genitive singular)
-álneho (genitive neuter singular)
-álnemu (dative masculine singular)
-álnej (dative feminine singular)
-álnemu (dative neuter singular)
-álneho (accusative animate masculine singular)
-álny (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-álnu (accusative feminine singular)
-álne (accusative neuter singular)
-álnom (locative masculine singular)
-álnej (feminine locative singular)
-álnom (locative neuter singular)
-álnym (instrumental masculine singular)
-álnou (feminine instrumental singular)
-álnym (instrumental neuter singular)
-álni (animate masculine nominative plural)
-álne (feminine neuter nominative plural)
-álne (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-álnych (genitive plural)
-álnym (dative plural)
-álnych (accusative animate masculine plural)
-álne (accusative feminine neuter plural)
-álne (accusative inanimate masculine plural)
-álnych (locative plural)
-álnymi (instrumental plural)

kontinent + -álny → kontinentálny

beštia + -álny → beštiálny

alúvium + -álny → aluviálny

adverbium + -álny → adverbiálny


-kyňa

nominative
-kyňa (singular)
-kyne (plural)
genitive
-kyne (singular)
-kýň (plural)
dative
-kyni (singular)
-kyniam (plural)
accusative
-kyňu (singular)
locative
-kyniach (plural)
instrumental
-kyňou (singular)
-kyňami (plural)


-ovič

Suffix appended to words to create a family name.