korjeń

korjeń (nominative singular)
korjenjej (dual nominative)
korjenje (nominative plural)
korjenja (genitive singular)
korjenjow (dual genitive)
korjenjow (genitive plural)
korjenjej (dative singular)
korjenjomaj (dative dual)
korjenjam (dative plural)
korjeń (accusative singular)
korjenjej (accusative dual)
korjenje (accusative plural)
korjenjom (instrumental singular)
korjenjomaj (dual instrumental)
korjenjemi (instrumental plural)
korjenju (locative singular)
korjenjomaj (dual locative)
korjenjach (locative plural)
korjenjo (singular vocative)
korjenjej (dual vocative)
korjenje (plural vocative)


jatra

jatra (nominative plural)
jatrow (genitive plural)
jatram (dative plural)
jatra (accusative plural)
jatra (plural vocative)
jatrach (locative plural)
jatrami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ętro. Cognate with Lower Sorbian jětša.


zwěrjo

zwěrjatko (diminutive)
zwěrjo (nominative singular)
zwěrjeći (dual nominative)
zwěrjata (nominative plural)
zwěrjeća (genitive singular)
zwěrjećow (dual genitive)
zwěrjatow (genitive plural)
zwěrjeću (dative singular)
zwěrjećomaj (dative dual)
zwěrjatam (dative plural)
zwěrjo (accusative singular)
zwěrjeći (accusative dual)
zwěrjata (accusative plural)
zwěrjećom (instrumental singular)
zwěrjećomaj (dual instrumental)
zwěrjatami (instrumental plural)
zwěrjeću (locative singular)
zwěrjećomaj (dual locative)
zwěrjatach (locative plural)
zwěrjo (singular vocative)
zwěrjeći (dual vocative)
zwěrjata (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zvě̄rę̀. Cognate with Lower Sorbian zwěrje.


próh

próh (nominative singular)
prohaj (dual nominative)
prohi (nominative plural)
proha (genitive singular)
prohow (dual genitive)
prohow (genitive plural)
prohej (dative singular)
prohomaj (dative dual)
proham (dative plural)
próh (accusative singular)
prohaj (accusative dual)
prohi (accusative plural)
prohom (instrumental singular)
prohomaj (dual instrumental)
prohami (instrumental plural)
prohu (locative singular)
proze (locative singular)
prohomaj (dual locative)
prohach (locative plural)
proho (singular vocative)
prohaj (dual vocative)
prohi (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pòrgъ. Cognate with Lower Sorbian prog.

threshold (bottom-most part of a doorway that one crosses to enter)


durje

durje (nominative plural)
durjow (genitive plural)
duri (genitive plural)
durjam (dative plural)
durje (accusative plural)
durje (plural vocative)
durjach (locative plural)
durjemi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dvь̀rь. Cognate with Lower Sorbian źurja.

Začiń durje!

door (generally rectangular opening, made in a wall at floor level, to allow entry or exit)


łžica

łžicowy (adjective)
łžica (nominative singular)
łžicy (dual nominative)
łžicy (nominative plural)
łžicy (genitive singular)
łžicow (dual genitive)
łžicow (genitive plural)
łžicy (dative singular)
łžicomaj (dative dual)
łžicam (dative plural)
łžicu (accusative singular)
łžicy (accusative dual)
łžicy (accusative plural)
łžicu (instrumental singular)
łžicomaj (dual instrumental)
łžicami (instrumental plural)
łžicy (locative singular)
łžicomaj (dual locative)
łžicach (locative plural)
łžica (singular vocative)
łžicy (dual vocative)
łžicy (plural vocative)

łži‧ca łži‧ca

spoon (utensil for domestic use, consisting of a handle and a rounded, concave part, which is used to remove or bring liquid or less consistent substances to the mouth, or to stir, mix or serve certain delicacies)


wjes

hsb-noun

wjes f (diminutive wjeska, related adjective wjesny)

wjeska (diminutive)
wjesny (adjective)
wjes (nominative singular)
wsy (dual nominative)
wsy (nominative plural)
wsy (genitive singular)
wsow (dual genitive)
wsow (genitive plural)
wsy (dative singular)
wsomaj (dative dual)
wsam (dative plural)
wjes (accusative singular)
wsy (accusative dual)
wsy (accusative plural)
wsu (instrumental singular)
wsomaj (dual instrumental)
wsami (instrumental plural)
wsy (locative singular)
wsomaj (dual locative)
wsach (locative plural)
wjes (singular vocative)
wsy (dual vocative)
wsy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vь̀sь. Cognate Lower Sorbian wjas.


łochć

łochć (nominative singular)
łochćej (dual nominative)
łochće (nominative plural)
łochća (genitive singular)
łochćow (dual genitive)
łochćow (genitive plural)
łochći (genitive plural)
łochćej (dative singular)
łochćomaj (dative dual)
łochćam (dative plural)
łochć (accusative singular)
łochćej (accusative dual)
łochće (accusative plural)
łochćom (instrumental singular)
łochćomaj (dual instrumental)
łochćemi (instrumental plural)
łochću (locative singular)
łochćomaj (dual locative)
łochćach (locative plural)
łochćo (singular vocative)
łochćej (dual vocative)
łochće (plural vocative)

(anatomy) elbow (joint that connects the arm and forearm, formed between the lower end of the humerus and the upper ends of the radius and ulna and fixed by strong ligaments and muscles)


třěcha

třěcha (nominative singular)
třěše (dual nominative)
třěchi (nominative plural)
třěchi (genitive singular)
třěchow (dual genitive)
třěchow (genitive plural)
třěše (dative singular)
třěchomaj (dative dual)
třěcham (dative plural)
třěchu (accusative singular)
třěše (accusative dual)
třěchi (accusative plural)
třěchu (instrumental singular)
třěchomaj (dual instrumental)
třěchami (instrumental plural)
třěše (locative singular)
třěchomaj (dual locative)
třěchach (locative plural)
třěcha (singular vocative)
třěše (dual vocative)
třěchi (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *strěxa. Cognate with Lower Sorbian tśěcha, stśěcha.

roof (upper and inner part of any house or covered place)


swěca

swěca (nominative singular)
swěcy (dual nominative)
swěcy (nominative plural)
swěcy (genitive singular)
swěcow (dual genitive)
swěcow (genitive plural)
swěcy (dative singular)
swěcomaj (dative dual)
swěcam (dative plural)
swěcu (accusative singular)
swěcy (accusative dual)
swěcy (accusative plural)
swěcu (instrumental singular)
swěcomaj (dual instrumental)
swěcami (instrumental plural)
swěcy (locative singular)
swěcomaj (dual locative)
swěcach (locative plural)
swěca (singular vocative)
swěcy (dual vocative)
swěcy (plural vocative)

From Proto-Slavic *svěťa (“candle”), from *světъ (“light”) + *-ja.


ćelo

ćelo (nominative singular)
ćeleći (dual nominative)
ćelata (nominative plural)
ćeleća (genitive singular)
ćelećow (dual genitive)
ćelatow (genitive plural)
ćeleću (dative singular)
ćelećomaj (dative dual)
ćelatam (dative plural)
ćelo (accusative singular)
ćeleći (accusative dual)
ćelata (accusative plural)
ćelećom (instrumental singular)
ćelećomaj (dual instrumental)
ćelatami (instrumental plural)
ćeleću (locative singular)
ćelećomaj (dual locative)
ćelatach (locative plural)
ćelo (singular vocative)
ćeleći (dual vocative)
ćelata (plural vocative)


wołma

wołma (nominative singular)
wołmje (dual nominative)
wołmy (nominative plural)
wołmy (genitive singular)
wołmow (dual genitive)
wołmow (genitive plural)
wołmje (dative singular)
wołmomaj (dative dual)
wołmam (dative plural)
wołmu (accusative singular)
wołmje (accusative dual)
wołmy (accusative plural)
wołmu (instrumental singular)
wołmomaj (dual instrumental)
wołmami (instrumental plural)
wołmje (locative singular)
wołmomaj (dual locative)
wołmach (locative plural)
wołma (singular vocative)
wołmje (dual vocative)
wołmy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vь̀lna. Cognate with Lower Sorbian wałma.

wool (wavy fur of sheep and other animals)


čeledź

čeledź (nominative singular)
čeledźi (dual nominative)
čeledźe (nominative plural)
čeledźe (genitive singular)
čeledźow (dual genitive)
čeledźow (genitive plural)
čeledźi (dative singular)
čeledźomaj (dative dual)
čeledźam (dative plural)
čeledź (accusative singular)
čeledźi (accusative dual)
čeledźe (accusative plural)
čeledźu (instrumental singular)
čeledźomaj (dual instrumental)
čeledźemi (instrumental plural)
čeledźi (locative singular)
čeledźomaj (dual locative)
čeledźach (locative plural)
čeledź (singular vocative)
čeledźi (dual vocative)
čeledźe (plural vocative)

/ˈt͡ʃɛlɛt͡ʃ/


stóh

From Proto-Slavic *stogъ. Cognate with Lower Sorbian stog, Polish stóg, Czech stoh, Old Church Slavonic стогъ (stogŭ), and Russian стог (stog).


třmjeń

třmjeń (nominative singular)
třmjenjej (dual nominative)
třmjenje (nominative plural)
třmjenja (genitive singular)
třmjenjow (dual genitive)
třmjenjow (genitive plural)
třmjenjej (dative singular)
třmjenjomaj (dative dual)
třmjenjam (dative plural)
třmjeń (accusative singular)
třmjenjej (accusative dual)
třmjenje (accusative plural)
třmjenjom (instrumental singular)
třmjenjomaj (dual instrumental)
třmjenjemi (instrumental plural)
třmjenju (locative singular)
třmjenjomaj (dual locative)
třmjenjach (locative plural)
třmjenjo (singular vocative)
třmjenjej (dual vocative)
třmjenje (plural vocative)

(equestrianism) stirrup (each of two pieces, usually made of metal, which are attached by means of adjustable leather straps to the saddle flaps, serving as support for the rider's feet)


wěnc

wěnc m inan (diminutive wěnčk, related adjective wěncowy)

wěnčk (diminutive)
wěncowy (adjective)
wěnc (nominative singular)
wěncaj (dual nominative)
wěncy (nominative plural)
wěnca (genitive singular)
wěncow (dual genitive)
wěncow (genitive plural)
wěncej (dative singular)
wěncomaj (dative dual)
wěncam (dative plural)
wěnc (accusative singular)
wěncaj (accusative dual)
wěncy (accusative plural)
wěncom (instrumental singular)
wěncomaj (dual instrumental)
wěncami (instrumental plural)
wěncu (locative singular)
wěncomaj (dual locative)
wěncach (locative plural)
wěnco (singular vocative)
wěncaj (dual vocative)
wěncy (plural vocative)


wrjećeno

From Proto-Slavic *verteno, from Proto-Indo-European *wert- (“to turn, rotate”). Cognate with Lower Sorbian wrjeśeno, Polish wrzeciono, Czech vřeteno, Old Church Slavonic врѣтєно (vrěteno), and Russian веретено́ (veretenó).

der

spindle (rod for spinning and winding thread)


škra

škrička (diminutive)
škra (nominative singular)
škrě (dual nominative)
škry (nominative plural)
škry (genitive singular)
škrow (dual genitive)
škrow (genitive plural)
škrě (dative singular)
škromaj (dative dual)
škram (dative plural)
škru (accusative singular)
škrě (accusative dual)
škry (accusative plural)
škru (instrumental singular)
škromaj (dual instrumental)
škrami (instrumental plural)
škrě (locative singular)
škromaj (dual locative)
škrach (locative plural)
škra (singular vocative)
škrě (dual vocative)
škry (plural vocative)
škrja (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *jь̀skra. Cognate with Lower Sorbian škrja.

spark (incandescent fragment thrown out by red-hot metals when hammered or produced by friction between two bodies)


jehła

hsb-noun

jehła f (diminutive jehlička, related adjective jehłowy)

jehlička (diminutive)
jehłowy (adjective)
jehła (nominative singular)
jehle (dual nominative)
jehły (nominative plural)
jehły (genitive singular)
jehłow (dual genitive)
jehłow (genitive plural)
jehle (dative singular)
jehłomaj (dative dual)
jehłam (dative plural)
jehłu (accusative singular)
jehle (accusative dual)
jehły (accusative plural)
jehłu (instrumental singular)
jehłomaj (dual instrumental)
jehłami (instrumental plural)
jehle (locative singular)
jehłomaj (dual locative)
jehłach (locative plural)
jehła (singular vocative)
jehle (dual vocative)
jehły (plural vocative)

needle (small pointed metal rod with holes at one end, for sewing)


mrowja

mrowja (nominative singular)
mrowi (dual nominative)
mrowje (nominative plural)
mrowje (genitive singular)
mrowjow (dual genitive)
mrowjow (genitive plural)
mrowi (dative singular)
mrowjomaj (dative dual)
mrowjam (dative plural)
mrowju (accusative singular)
mrowi (accusative dual)
mrowje (accusative plural)
mrowju (instrumental singular)
mrowjomaj (dual instrumental)
mrowjemi (instrumental plural)
mrowi (locative singular)
mrowjomaj (dual locative)
mrowjach (locative plural)
mrowja (singular vocative)
mrowi (dual vocative)
mrowje (plural vocative)


mjetel

From Proto-Slavic *motyľь. Cognate with Lower Sorbian mjatel, Polish motyl, Czech motýl, Serbo-Croatian metulj, and Russian мотылёк (motyljók).


ješćelca

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *aščerъ. Cognate with Lower Sorbian jašćeŕ, Polish jaszczurka, Czech ještěr, Old Church Slavonic ащеръ (ašterŭ), Russian я́щерица (jáščerica).


žołwja

žołwja (nominative singular)
žołwi (dual nominative)
žołwje (nominative plural)
žołwje (genitive singular)
žołwjow (dual genitive)
žołwjow (genitive plural)
žołwi (dative singular)
žołwjomaj (dative dual)
žołwjam (dative plural)
žołwju (accusative singular)
žołwi (accusative dual)
žołwje (accusative plural)
žołwju (instrumental singular)
žołwjomaj (dual instrumental)
žołwjemi (instrumental plural)
žołwi (locative singular)
žołwjomaj (dual locative)
žołwjach (locative plural)
žołwja (singular vocative)
žołwi (dual vocative)
žołwje (plural vocative)


wosa

From Proto-Slavic *osà, Proto-Indo-European *wóbʰseh₂ (“wasp”).


wuhor

wuhor (nominative singular)
wuhoraj (dual nominative)
wuhory (nominative plural)
wuhora (genitive singular)
wuhorow (dual genitive)
wuhorow (genitive plural)
wuhorej (dative singular)
wuhoromaj (dative dual)
wuhoram (dative plural)
wuhor (accusative singular)
wuhoraj (accusative dual)
wuhory (accusative plural)
wuhorom (instrumental singular)
wuhoromaj (dual instrumental)
wuhorami (instrumental plural)
wuhoru (locative singular)
wuhorje (locative singular)
wuhoromaj (dual locative)
wuhorach (locative plural)
wuhoro (singular vocative)
wuhorje (singular vocative)
wuhoraj (dual vocative)
wuhory (plural vocative)


wuhor

wuhor (nominative singular)
wuhorjej (dual nominative)
wuhorje (nominative plural)
wuhorja (genitive singular)
wuhorjow (dual genitive)
wuhorjow (genitive plural)
wuhorjej (dative singular)
wuhorjomaj (dative dual)
wuhorjam (dative plural)
wuhorja (accusative singular)
wuhorjej (accusative dual)
wuhorje (accusative plural)
wuhorjom (instrumental singular)
wuhorjomaj (dual instrumental)
wuhorjemi (instrumental plural)
wuhorju (locative singular)
wuhorjomaj (dual locative)
wuhorjach (locative plural)
wuhorjo (singular vocative)
wuhorjej (dual vocative)
wuhorje (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ǫgořь. Cognate with Lower Sorbian wugoŕ.


měsačk

měsačk (nominative singular)
měsačkaj (dual nominative)
měsački (nominative plural)
měsačka (genitive singular)
měsačkow (dual genitive)
měsačkow (genitive plural)
měsačkej (dative singular)
měsačkomaj (dative dual)
měsačkam (dative plural)
měsačk (accusative singular)
měsačkaj (accusative dual)
měsački (accusative plural)
měsačkom (instrumental singular)
měsačkomaj (dual instrumental)
měsačkami (instrumental plural)
měsačku (locative singular)
měsačkomaj (dual locative)
měsačkach (locative plural)
měsačko (singular vocative)
měsačkaj (dual vocative)
měsački (plural vocative)

Měsačk zjewi so w nocy


wjapř

wjapř m animal (diminutive wjapřik, related adjective wjapři or wjapřacy)

wjapřik (diminutive)
wjapři (adjective)
wjapřacy (adjective)
wjapř (nominative singular)
wjapřaj (dual nominative)
wjapřy (nominative plural)
wjapřa (genitive singular)
wjapřow (dual genitive)
wjapřow (genitive plural)
wjapřej (dative singular)
wjapřomaj (dative dual)
wjapřam (dative plural)
wjapřa (accusative singular)
wjapřaj (accusative dual)
wjapřy (accusative plural)
wjapřom (instrumental singular)
wjapřomaj (dual instrumental)
wjapřami (instrumental plural)
wjapřu (locative singular)
wjapřomaj (dual locative)
wjapřach (locative plural)
wjapřo (singular vocative)
wjapře (singular vocative)
wjapřaj (dual vocative)
wjapřy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *veprь. Cognate with Lower Sorbian wjapś.


zmij

zmij (nominative singular)
zmijej (dual nominative)
zmije (nominative plural)
zmija (genitive singular)
zmijow (dual genitive)
zmijow (genitive plural)
zmijej (dative singular)
zmijomaj (dative dual)
zmijam (dative plural)
zmija (accusative singular)
zmijej (accusative dual)
zmije (accusative plural)
zmijom (instrumental singular)
zmijomaj (dual instrumental)
zmijemi (instrumental plural)
zmiju (locative singular)
zmijomaj (dual locative)
zmijach (locative plural)
zmijo (singular vocative)
zmijej (dual vocative)
zmije (plural vocative)

From Proto-Slavic *zmьjь. Cognate with Polish żmij (“dragon”), Russian зме́й (zméj), Serbo-Croatian zmȁj and Slovene zmáj.


dźěćo

dźěćo (nominative singular)
dźěsći (dual nominative)
dźěći (nominative plural)
dźěsća (genitive singular)
dźěsćow (dual genitive)
dźěćow (genitive plural)
dźěći (genitive plural)
dźěsću (dative singular)
dźěsćomaj (dative dual)
dźěćam (dative plural)
dźěćo (accusative singular)
dźěsći (accusative dual)
dźěći (accusative plural)
dźěsćom (instrumental singular)
dźěsćomaj (dual instrumental)
dźěćemi (instrumental plural)
dźěsću (locative singular)
dźěsćomaj (dual locative)
dźěćach (locative plural)
dźěćo (singular vocative)
dźěsći (dual vocative)
dźěći (plural vocative)

dźě‧ćo dźě‧ćo

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dětę. Cognate with Lower Sorbian źiśe.

dźěćo z dźěsćownje

Dźěćo bu adoptowane.

child (young human being, who is still in the childhood phase)


chwała

chwała (nominative singular)
chwale (dual nominative)
chwały (nominative plural)
chwały (genitive singular)
chwałow (dual genitive)
chwałow (genitive plural)
chwale (dative singular)
chwałomaj (dative dual)
chwałam (dative plural)
chwału (accusative singular)
chwale (accusative dual)
chwały (accusative plural)
chwału (instrumental singular)
chwałomaj (dual instrumental)
chwałami (instrumental plural)
chwale (locative singular)
chwałomaj (dual locative)
chwałach (locative plural)
chwała (singular vocative)
chwale (dual vocative)
chwały (plural vocative)


směch

směch (nominative singular)
směchaj (dual nominative)
směchi (nominative plural)
směcha (genitive singular)
směchow (dual genitive)
směchow (genitive plural)
směchej (dative singular)
směchomaj (dative dual)
směcham (dative plural)
směch (accusative singular)
směchaj (accusative dual)
směchi (accusative plural)
směchom (instrumental singular)
směchomaj (dual instrumental)
směchami (instrumental plural)
směchu (locative singular)
směchomaj (dual locative)
směchach (locative plural)
směcho (singular vocative)
směchaj (dual vocative)
směchi (plural vocative)


stwa

From Proto-Slavic *jьstъba, from Proto-Germanic *stubō (“room, living room, heated room”). Cognate with Lower Sorbian śpa (“room”), Polish izba (“chamber”), Slovak izba (“room”), Russian изба́ (izbá, “peasant house”), Bulgarian изба (izba, “cellar”), Serbo-Croatian ìzba (“closet”).


črjop

hsb-noun

črjop m inan (diminutive črjopk or črjopik, related adjective črjopowy)

črjopk (diminutive)
črjopik (diminutive)
črjopowy (adjective)
črjop (nominative singular)
črjopaj (dual nominative)
črjopy (nominative plural)
črjopa (genitive singular)
črjopow (dual genitive)
črjopow (genitive plural)
črjopej (dative singular)
črjopomaj (dative dual)
črjopam (dative plural)
črjop (accusative singular)
črjopaj (accusative dual)
črjopy (accusative plural)
črjopom (instrumental singular)
črjopomaj (dual instrumental)
črjopami (instrumental plural)
črjopje (locative singular)
črjopomaj (dual locative)
črjopach (locative plural)
črjopo (singular vocative)
črjopje (singular vocative)
črjopaj (dual vocative)
črjopy (plural vocative)

škleńčany črjop


črjewo

črjewo n (related adjective črjewjacy or črjewowy)

črjewjacy (adjective)
črjewowy (adjective)
črjewo (nominative singular)
črjewje (dual nominative)
črjewa (nominative plural)
črjewa (genitive singular)
črjewow (dual genitive)
črjewow (genitive plural)
črjewu (dative singular)
črjewomaj (dative dual)
črjewam (dative plural)
črjewo (accusative singular)
črjewje (accusative dual)
črjewa (accusative plural)
črjewom (instrumental singular)
črjewomaj (dual instrumental)
črjewami (instrumental plural)
črjewje (locative singular)
črjewomaj (dual locative)
črjewach (locative plural)
črjewo (singular vocative)
črjewje (dual vocative)
črjewa (plural vocative)

(anatomy, in the plural) guts, insides (each of the viscera of the abdomen or chest)


jandźel

jandźel m pers (related adjective jandźelski)

jandźelski (adjective)
jandźel (nominative singular)
jandźelej (dual nominative)
jandźeljo (nominative plural)
jandźela (genitive singular)
jandźelow (dual genitive)
jandźelow (genitive plural)
jandźelej (dative singular)
jandźelomaj (dative dual)
jandźelam (dative plural)
jandźela (accusative singular)
jandźelow (accusative dual)
jandźelow (accusative plural)
jandźelom (instrumental singular)
jandźelomaj (dual instrumental)
jandźelemi (instrumental plural)
jandźelu (locative singular)
jandźelomaj (dual locative)
jandźelach (locative plural)
jandźelo (singular vocative)
jandźelej (dual vocative)
jandźeljo (plural vocative)


škowrončk

škowrončk (nominative singular)
škowrončkaj (dual nominative)
škowrončki (nominative plural)
škowrončka (genitive singular)
škowrončkow (dual genitive)
škowrončkow (genitive plural)
škowrončkej (dative singular)
škowrončkomaj (dative dual)
škowrončkam (dative plural)
škowrončka (accusative singular)
škowrončkaj (accusative dual)
škowrončki (accusative plural)
škowrončkom (instrumental singular)
škowrončkomaj (dual instrumental)
škowrončkami (instrumental plural)
škowrončku (locative singular)
škowrončkomaj (dual locative)
škowrončkach (locative plural)
škowrončko (singular vocative)
škowrončkaj (dual vocative)
škowrončki (plural vocative)

/ˈʃkɔwʀɔnt͡ʃk/


wjewjerčka

/ˈɥɛɥɛʀt͡ʃka/


ramjo

ramjo (nominative singular)
ramjeni (dual nominative)
ramjenja (nominative plural)
ramjenja (genitive singular)
ramjenjow (dual genitive)
ramjenjow (genitive plural)
ramjenju (dative singular)
ramjenjomaj (dative dual)
ramjenjam (dative plural)
ramjo (accusative singular)
ramjeni (accusative dual)
ramjenja (accusative plural)
ramjenjom (instrumental singular)
ramjenjomaj (dual instrumental)
ramjenjemi (instrumental plural)
ramjenju (locative singular)
ramjenjomaj (dual locative)
ramjenjach (locative plural)
ramjo (singular vocative)
ramjeni (dual vocative)
ramjenja (plural vocative)

(anatomy) shoulder (upper part of the arm, which corresponds to the region where the humerus articulates with the shoulder blade)


wumjo

wumjo n (diminutive wumješko, related adjective wumjenjowy)

wumješko (diminutive)
wumjenjowy (adjective)
wumjo (nominative singular)
wumjeni (dual nominative)
wumjenja (nominative plural)
wumjenja (genitive singular)
wumjenjow (dual genitive)
wumjenjow (genitive plural)
wumjenju (dative singular)
wumjenjomaj (dative dual)
wumjenjam (dative plural)
wumjo (accusative singular)
wumjeni (accusative dual)
wumjenja (accusative plural)
wumjenjom (instrumental singular)
wumjenjomaj (dual instrumental)
wumjenjemi (instrumental plural)
wumjenju (locative singular)
wumjenjomaj (dual locative)
wumjenjach (locative plural)
wumjo (singular vocative)
wumjeni (dual vocative)
wumjenja (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vỳmę. Cognate with Lower Sorbian wumje.

udder (mammary organ of the females of some animals)


sołobik

sołobik (nominative singular)
sołobikaj (dual nominative)
sołobiki (nominative plural)
sołobika (genitive singular)
sołobikow (dual genitive)
sołobikow (genitive plural)
sołobikej (dative singular)
sołobikomaj (dative dual)
sołobikam (dative plural)
sołobika (accusative singular)
sołobikaj (accusative dual)
sołobiki (accusative plural)
sołobikom (instrumental singular)
sołobikomaj (dual instrumental)
sołobikami (instrumental plural)
sołobiku (locative singular)
sołobikomaj (dual locative)
sołobikach (locative plural)
sołobiko (singular vocative)
sołobikaj (dual vocative)
sołobiki (plural vocative)


lampička

lampička (nominative singular)
lampičce (dual nominative)
lampički (nominative plural)
lampički (genitive singular)
lampičkow (dual genitive)
lampičkow (genitive plural)
lampičce (dative singular)
lampičkomaj (dative dual)
lampičkam (dative plural)
lampičku (accusative singular)
lampičce (accusative dual)
lampički (accusative plural)
lampičku (instrumental singular)
lampičkomaj (dual instrumental)
lampičkami (instrumental plural)
lampičce (locative singular)
lampičkomaj (dual locative)
lampičkach (locative plural)
lampička (singular vocative)
lampičce (dual vocative)
lampički (plural vocative)


žórło

žórleško (diminutive)
žórło (nominative singular)
žórle (dual nominative)
žórła (nominative plural)
žórła (genitive singular)
žórłow (dual genitive)
žórłow (genitive plural)
žórłu (dative singular)
žórłomaj (dative dual)
žórłam (dative plural)
žórło (accusative singular)
žórle (accusative dual)
žórła (accusative plural)
žórłom (instrumental singular)
žórłomaj (dual instrumental)
žórłami (instrumental plural)
žórle (locative singular)
žórłomaj (dual locative)
žórłach (locative plural)
žórło (singular vocative)
žórle (dual vocative)
žórła (plural vocative)


žiła

žiła (nominative singular)
žile (dual nominative)
žiły (nominative plural)
žiły (genitive singular)
žiłow (dual genitive)
žiłow (genitive plural)
žile (dative singular)
žiłomaj (dative dual)
žiłam (dative plural)
žiłu (accusative singular)
žile (accusative dual)
žiły (accusative plural)
žiłu (instrumental singular)
žiłomaj (dual instrumental)
žiłami (instrumental plural)
žile (locative singular)
žiłomaj (dual locative)
žiłach (locative plural)
žiła (singular vocative)
žile (dual vocative)
žiły (plural vocative)

blood vessel (any channel that carries blood through the body, which includes arteries, veins and capillaries)

sinew (resistant, connective, fibrous organ that connects muscles to bones or other organs and typically appears as a whitish band or cord)


žołč

žołč (nominative singular)
žołčej (dual nominative)
žołče (nominative plural)
žołča (genitive singular)
žołčow (dual genitive)
žołčow (genitive plural)
žołčej (dative singular)
žołčomaj (dative dual)
žołčam (dative plural)
žołč (accusative singular)
žołčej (accusative dual)
žołče (accusative plural)
žołčom (instrumental singular)
žołčomaj (dual instrumental)
žołčemi (instrumental plural)
žołču (locative singular)
žołčomaj (dual locative)
žołčach (locative plural)
žołčo (singular vocative)
žołčej (dual vocative)
žołče (plural vocative)

(anatomy, biology) bile, gall (bitter and viscous liquid, yellow or greenish in color, which is secreted by the liver and is introduced into the duodenum, playing an important role in digestion)


sylza

sylzyčka (diminutive)
sylza (nominative singular)
sylzy (dual nominative)
sylzy (nominative plural)
sylzy (genitive singular)
sylzow (dual genitive)
sylzow (genitive plural)
sylzy (dative singular)
sylzomaj (dative dual)
sylzam (dative plural)
sylzu (accusative singular)
sylzy (accusative dual)
sylzy (accusative plural)
sylzu (instrumental singular)
sylzomaj (dual instrumental)
sylzami (instrumental plural)
sylzy (locative singular)
sylzomaj (dual locative)
sylzach (locative plural)
sylza (singular vocative)
sylzy (dual vocative)
sylzy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *slьzà. Cognate with Lower Sorbian łdza.

tear (drop of watery, colorless, salty liquid secreted by the lacrimal glands)


rjebło

rjebło (nominative singular)
rjeble (dual nominative)
rjebła (nominative plural)
rjebła (genitive singular)
rjebłow (dual genitive)
rjebłow (genitive plural)
rjebłu (dative singular)
rjebłomaj (dative dual)
rjebłam (dative plural)
rjebło (accusative singular)
rjeble (accusative dual)
rjebła (accusative plural)
rjebłom (instrumental singular)
rjebłomaj (dual instrumental)
rjebłami (instrumental plural)
rjeble (locative singular)
rjebłomaj (dual locative)
rjebłach (locative plural)
rjebło (singular vocative)
rjeble (dual vocative)
rjebła (plural vocative)

(anatomy) rib (each of the long, flat and curved bones whose dorsal end articulates with the vertebral column and which forms the rib cage of higher vertebrates)


droha

droha (nominative singular)
droze (dual nominative)
drohi (nominative plural)
drohi (genitive singular)
drohow (dual genitive)
drohow (genitive plural)
droze (dative singular)
drohomaj (dative dual)
droham (dative plural)
drohu (accusative singular)
droze (accusative dual)
drohi (accusative plural)
drohu (instrumental singular)
drohomaj (dual instrumental)
drohami (instrumental plural)
droze (locative singular)
drohomaj (dual locative)
drohach (locative plural)
droha (singular vocative)
droze (dual vocative)
drohi (plural vocative)


dróha

dróha (nominative singular)
dróze (dual nominative)
dróhi (nominative plural)
dróhi (genitive singular)
dróhow (dual genitive)
dróhow (genitive plural)
dróze (dative singular)
dróhomaj (dative dual)
dróham (dative plural)
dróhu (accusative singular)
dróze (accusative dual)
dróhi (accusative plural)
dróhu (instrumental singular)
dróhomaj (dual instrumental)
dróhami (instrumental plural)
dróze (locative singular)
dróhomaj (dual locative)
dróhach (locative plural)
dróha (singular vocative)
dróze (dual vocative)
dróhi (plural vocative)
droha (alternative)

road, street (terrestrial communication route specially intended for the transit of motor vehicles)


křemjeń

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kremy. Cognate with Lower Sorbian kśemjeń.


dźěćatstwo

dźěćatstwo (nominative singular)
dźěćatstwje (dual nominative)
dźěćatstwa (nominative plural)
dźěćatstwa (genitive singular)
dźěćatstwow (dual genitive)
dźěćatstwow (genitive plural)
dźěćatstwu (dative singular)
dźěćatstwomaj (dative dual)
dźěćatstwam (dative plural)
dźěćatstwo (accusative singular)
dźěćatstwje (accusative dual)
dźěćatstwa (accusative plural)
dźěćatstwom (instrumental singular)
dźěćatstwomaj (dual instrumental)
dźěćatstwami (instrumental plural)
dźěćatstwje (locative singular)
dźěćatstwomaj (dual locative)
dźěćatstwach (locative plural)
dźěćatstwo (singular vocative)
dźěćatstwje (dual vocative)
dźěćatstwa (plural vocative)
dźěćowstwo (alternative)

From dźěćo + -stwo. Compare Polish dziecięstwo, dziecięctwo.

Dźěćatstwo, młodźinski čas a spočatki powołanskeho skutkowanja A. Andrickeho posrědkuje awtorka w jara wobmjezowanym wobłuku.

1986, Lětopis Instituta za serbski ludospyt: Kultura a wuměłstwo. Rjad D, volumes 1-5, Ludowe nakładnistwo Domovina, page 2:

The author conveys A. Andricki's childhood, youth and professional activities in a very limited area.

childhood (first period of human life, which runs from birth to adolescence)


dźěćowstwo

dźěćowstwo (nominative singular)
dźěćowstwje (dual nominative)
dźěćowstwa (nominative plural)
dźěćowstwa (genitive singular)
dźěćowstwow (dual genitive)
dźěćowstwow (genitive plural)
dźěćowstwu (dative singular)
dźěćowstwomaj (dative dual)
dźěćowstwam (dative plural)
dźěćowstwo (accusative singular)
dźěćowstwje (accusative dual)
dźěćowstwa (accusative plural)
dźěćowstwom (instrumental singular)
dźěćowstwomaj (dual instrumental)
dźěćowstwami (instrumental plural)
dźěćowstwje (locative singular)
dźěćowstwomaj (dual locative)
dźěćowstwach (locative plural)
dźěćowstwo (singular vocative)
dźěćowstwje (dual vocative)
dźěćowstwa (plural vocative)

/ˈd͡ʒɪt͡ʃɔwstwɔ/


wołoj

wołoj m inan (related adjective wołojowy)

wołojowy (adjective)
wołoj (nominative singular)
wołojej (dual nominative)
wołoje (nominative plural)
wołoja (genitive singular)
wołojow (dual genitive)
wołojow (genitive plural)
wołojej (dative singular)
wołojomaj (dative dual)
wołojam (dative plural)
wołoj (accusative singular)
wołojej (accusative dual)
wołoje (accusative plural)
wołojom (instrumental singular)
wołojomaj (dual instrumental)
wołojemi (instrumental plural)
wołoju (locative singular)
wołojomaj (dual locative)
wołojach (locative plural)
wołojo (singular vocative)
wołojej (dual vocative)
wołoje (plural vocative)


mjedź

mjedź (nominative singular)
mjedźi (dual nominative)
mjedźe (nominative plural)
mjedźe (genitive singular)
mjedźow (dual genitive)
mjedźow (genitive plural)
mjedźi (dative singular)
mjedźomaj (dative dual)
mjedźam (dative plural)
mjedź (accusative singular)
mjedźi (accusative dual)
mjedźe (accusative plural)
mjedźu (instrumental singular)
mjedźomaj (dual instrumental)
mjedźemi (instrumental plural)
mjedźi (locative singular)
mjedźomaj (dual locative)
mjedźach (locative plural)
mjedź (singular vocative)
mjedźi (dual vocative)
mjedźe (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mě̀dь. Cognate with Lower Sorbian měź.


trumjeń

From Proto-Slavic *strumy, from Proto-Indo-European *srew-.


njewjedro

njewjedro n (related adjective njewjedraty or njewjedrojty or njewjedrowy)

njewjedraty (adjective)
njewjedrojty (adjective)
njewjedrowy (adjective)
njewjedro (nominative singular)
njewjedrje (dual nominative)
njewjedra (nominative plural)
njewjedra (genitive singular)
njewjedrow (dual genitive)
njewjedrow (genitive plural)
njewjedru (dative singular)
njewjedromaj (dative dual)
njewjedram (dative plural)
njewjedro (accusative singular)
njewjedrje (accusative dual)
njewjedra (accusative plural)
njewjedrom (instrumental singular)
njewjedromaj (dual instrumental)
njewjedrami (instrumental plural)
njewjedrje (locative singular)
njewjedru (locative singular)
njewjedromaj (dual locative)
njewjedrach (locative plural)
njewjedro (singular vocative)
njewjedrje (dual vocative)
njewjedra (plural vocative)

From nje- + wjedro. Calque of German Unwetter.


korčma

korčma (nominative singular)
korčmje (dual nominative)
korčmy (nominative plural)
korčmy (genitive singular)
korčmow (dual genitive)
korčmow (genitive plural)
korčmje (dative singular)
korčmomaj (dative dual)
korčmam (dative plural)
korčmu (accusative singular)
korčmje (accusative dual)
korčmy (accusative plural)
korčmu (instrumental singular)
korčmomaj (dual instrumental)
korčmami (instrumental plural)
korčmje (locative singular)
korčmomaj (dual locative)
korčmach (locative plural)
korčma (singular vocative)
korčmje (dual vocative)
korčmy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kъrčьma. Cognate with Lower Sorbian kjarcma.


šidło

From Proto-Slavic *šidlo; cognate with Lower Sorbian šydło, Czech šídlo, Polish szydło, Russian шило (šilo), Serbo-Croatian šilo.


kóčka

kóčka f (related adjective kóčkaty or kóčcyny)

kóčkaty (adjective)
kóčcyny (adjective)
kóčka (nominative singular)
kóčce (dual nominative)
kóčki (nominative plural)
kóčki (genitive singular)
kóčkow (dual genitive)
kóčkow (genitive plural)
kóčce (dative singular)
kóčkomaj (dative dual)
kóčkam (dative plural)
kóčku (accusative singular)
kóčce (accusative dual)
kóčki (accusative plural)
kóčku (instrumental singular)
kóčkomaj (dual instrumental)
kóčkami (instrumental plural)
kóčce (locative singular)
kóčkomaj (dual locative)
kóčkach (locative plural)
kóčka (singular vocative)
kóčce (dual vocative)
kóčki (plural vocative)

kóč‧ka kóč‧ka

Oranžowe kóčki wjele hraja.


česć

česć (nominative singular)
česći (dual nominative)
česće (nominative plural)
česće (genitive singular)
česćow (dual genitive)
česćow (genitive plural)
česći (genitive plural)
česći (dative singular)
česćomaj (dative dual)
česćam (dative plural)
česć (accusative singular)
česći (accusative dual)
česće (accusative plural)
česću (instrumental singular)
česćomaj (dual instrumental)
česćemi (instrumental plural)
česći (locative singular)
česćomaj (dual locative)
česćach (locative plural)
česć (singular vocative)
česći (dual vocative)
česće (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *čьstь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *kistis, from Proto-Indo-European *(s)kʷit-tis.


psyk

psyk (nominative singular)
psykaj (dual nominative)
psyki (nominative plural)
psyka (genitive singular)
psykow (dual genitive)
psykow (genitive plural)
psykej (dative singular)
psykomaj (dative dual)
psykam (dative plural)
psyka (accusative singular)
psykaj (accusative dual)
psyki (accusative plural)
psykom (instrumental singular)
psykomaj (dual instrumental)
psykami (instrumental plural)
psyku (locative singular)
psykomaj (dual locative)
psykach (locative plural)
psyko (singular vocative)
psykaj (dual vocative)
psyki (plural vocative)


Awstralčan

Awstralčan m pers (feminine Awstralčanka)

Awstralčanka (feminine)
Awstralčan (nominative singular)
Awstralčanaj (dual nominative)
Awstralčenjo (nominative plural)
Awstralčana (genitive singular)
Awstralčanow (dual genitive)
Awstralčanow (genitive plural)
Awstralčanej (dative singular)
Awstralčanomaj (dative dual)
Awstralčanam (dative plural)
Awstralčana (accusative singular)
Awstralčanow (accusative dual)
Awstralčanow (accusative plural)
Awstralčanom (instrumental singular)
Awstralčanomaj (dual instrumental)
Awstralčanami (instrumental plural)
Awstralčanu (locative singular)
Awstralčanomaj (dual locative)
Awstralčanach (locative plural)
Awstralčano (singular vocative)
Awstralčanje (singular vocative)
Awstralčanaj (dual vocative)
Awstralčenjo (plural vocative)
Awstraličan (alternative obsolete)


Awstralčanka

Awstralčanka (nominative singular)
Awstralčance (dual nominative)
Awstralčanki (nominative plural)
Awstralčanki (genitive singular)
Awstralčankow (dual genitive)
Awstralčankow (genitive plural)
Awstralčance (dative singular)
Awstralčankomaj (dative dual)
Awstralčankam (dative plural)
Awstralčanku (accusative singular)
Awstralčance (accusative dual)
Awstralčanki (accusative plural)
Awstralčanku (instrumental singular)
Awstralčankomaj (dual instrumental)
Awstralčankami (instrumental plural)
Awstralčance (locative singular)
Awstralčankomaj (dual locative)
Awstralčankach (locative plural)
Awstralčanka (singular vocative)
Awstralčance (dual vocative)
Awstralčanki (plural vocative)
Awstraličanka (alternative obsolete)


Awstralija

Awstralija (nominative singular)
Awstralije (genitive singular)
Awstraliji (dative singular)
Awstraliju (accusative singular)
Awstralija (singular vocative)
Awstraliji (locative singular)
Awstraliju (instrumental singular)

(geology) Australia (a continent consisting of the land on the Australian tectonic plate, i.e. Australia, New Guinea and intervening islands)


Awstralska

Awstralska (nominative singular)
Awstralskeje (genitive singular)
Awstralskej (dative singular)
Awstralsku (accusative singular)
Awstralska (singular vocative)
Awstralskej (locative singular)
Awstralskej (instrumental singular)

Australia (a country consisting of a main island, the island of Tasmania and other smaller islands, located in Oceania; historically, a collection of former colonies of the British Empire)


eř

The name of the Latin-script letter Ř/ř.


horb

horb (nominative singular)
horbaj (dual nominative)
horby (nominative plural)
horba (genitive singular)
horbow (dual genitive)
horbow (genitive plural)
horbej (dative singular)
horbomaj (dative dual)
horbam (dative plural)
horb (accusative singular)
horbaj (accusative dual)
horby (accusative plural)
horbom (instrumental singular)
horbomaj (dual instrumental)
horbami (instrumental plural)
horbu (locative singular)
horbje (locative singular)
horbomaj (dual locative)
horbach (locative plural)
horbo (singular vocative)
horbje (singular vocative)
horbaj (dual vocative)
horby (plural vocative)

hump, hunchback (abnormal curvature of the spine, with protrusion in the back or chest)


hrudź

hrudź (nominative singular)
hrudźi (dual nominative)
hrudźe (nominative plural)
hrudźe (genitive singular)
hrudźow (dual genitive)
hrudźow (genitive plural)
hrudźi (dative singular)
hrudźomaj (dative dual)
hrudźam (dative plural)
hrudź (accusative singular)
hrudźi (accusative dual)
hrudźe (accusative plural)
hrudźu (instrumental singular)
hrudźomaj (dual instrumental)
hrudźemi (instrumental plural)
hrudźi (locative singular)
hrudźomaj (dual locative)
hrudźach (locative plural)
hrudź (singular vocative)
hrudźi (dual vocative)
hrudźe (plural vocative)

(anatomy) chest (anterior and external part of the trunk, between the neck and abdomen of man and animals)


hordło

hordleško (diminutive)
hordło (nominative singular)
hordle (dual nominative)
hordła (nominative plural)
hordła (genitive singular)
hordłow (dual genitive)
hordłow (genitive plural)
hordłu (dative singular)
hordłomaj (dative dual)
hordłam (dative plural)
hordło (accusative singular)
hordle (accusative dual)
hordła (accusative plural)
hordłom (instrumental singular)
hordłomaj (dual instrumental)
hordłami (instrumental plural)
hordle (locative singular)
hordłomaj (dual locative)
hordłach (locative plural)
hordło (singular vocative)
hordle (dual vocative)
hordła (plural vocative)
horło (alternative)


pjata

pjata (nominative singular)
pjaće (dual nominative)
pjaty (nominative plural)
pjaty (genitive singular)
pjatow (dual genitive)
pjatow (genitive plural)
pjaće (dative singular)
pjatomaj (dative dual)
pjatam (dative plural)
pjatu (accusative singular)
pjaće (accusative dual)
pjaty (accusative plural)
pjatu (instrumental singular)
pjatomaj (dual instrumental)
pjatami (instrumental plural)
pjaće (locative singular)
pjatomaj (dual locative)
pjatach (locative plural)
pjata (singular vocative)
pjaće (dual vocative)
pjaty (plural vocative)

(anatomy) heel (posterior protrusion of the foot)


jědla

→ Lower Sorbian: jedła

From Proto-Slavic *jedla. Cognate with Polish jodła, Czech jedle, Russian ель (jelʹ), and Serbo-Croatian jéla.


zyba

zyba (nominative singular)
zybje (dual nominative)
zyby (nominative plural)
zyby (genitive singular)
zybow (dual genitive)
zybow (genitive plural)
zybje (dative singular)
zybomaj (dative dual)
zybam (dative plural)
zybu (accusative singular)
zybje (accusative dual)
zyby (accusative plural)
zybu (instrumental singular)
zybomaj (dual instrumental)
zybami (instrumental plural)
zybje (locative singular)
zybomaj (dual locative)
zybach (locative plural)
zyba (singular vocative)
zybje (dual vocative)
zyby (plural vocative)


pjaty

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


žołdź

žołdź (nominative singular)
žołdźi (dual nominative)
žołdźe (nominative plural)
žołdźe (genitive singular)
žołdźow (dual genitive)
žołdźow (genitive plural)
žołdźi (dative singular)
žołdźomaj (dative dual)
žołdźam (dative plural)
žołdź (accusative singular)
žołdźi (accusative dual)
žołdźe (accusative plural)
žołdźu (instrumental singular)
žołdźomaj (dual instrumental)
žołdźemi (instrumental plural)
žołdźi (locative singular)
žołdźomaj (dual locative)
žołdźach (locative plural)
žołdź (singular vocative)
žołdźi (dual vocative)
žołdźe (plural vocative)
žołdź (nominative singular)
žołdźej (dual nominative)
žołdźe (nominative plural)
žołdźa (genitive singular)
žołdźow (dual genitive)
žołdźow (genitive plural)
žołdźej (dative singular)
žołdźomaj (dative dual)
žołdźam (dative plural)
žołdź (accusative singular)
žołdźej (accusative dual)
žołdźe (accusative plural)
žołdźom (instrumental singular)
žołdźomaj (dual instrumental)
žołdźemi (instrumental plural)
žołdźu (locative singular)
žołdźomaj (dual locative)
žołdźach (locative plural)
žołdźo (singular vocative)
žołdźej (dual vocative)
žołdźe (plural vocative)


eł

The name of the Latin-script letter Ł/ł.


žet

The name of the Latin-script letter Ž/ž.


cej

The name of the Latin-script letter C/c.


čej

The name of the Latin-script letter Č/č.


hroza

hroza (nominative singular)
hrozy (dual nominative)
hrozy (nominative plural)
hrozy (genitive singular)
hrozow (dual genitive)
hrozow (genitive plural)
hrozy (dative singular)
hrozomaj (dative dual)
hrozam (dative plural)
hrozu (accusative singular)
hrozy (accusative dual)
hrozy (accusative plural)
hrozu (instrumental singular)
hrozomaj (dual instrumental)
hrozami (instrumental plural)
hrozy (locative singular)
hrozomaj (dual locative)
hrozach (locative plural)
hroza (singular vocative)
hrozy (dual vocative)
hrozy (plural vocative)
hrózba (alternative)


dźowka

dźowčička (diminutive)
dźowka (nominative singular)
dźowce (dual nominative)
dźowki (nominative plural)
dźowki (genitive singular)
dźowkow (dual genitive)
dźowkow (genitive plural)
dźowce (dative singular)
dźowkomaj (dative dual)
dźowkam (dative plural)
dźowku (accusative singular)
dźowce (accusative dual)
dźowki (accusative plural)
dźowku (instrumental singular)
dźowkomaj (dual instrumental)
dźowkami (instrumental plural)
dźowce (locative singular)
dźowkomaj (dual locative)
dźowkach (locative plural)
dźowka (singular vocative)
dźowce (dual vocative)
dźowki (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *děvъka, diminutive of *děva (“girl”). Compare Czech dívka, Lower Sorbian źowka and Polish dziewka.


žubr

žubr (nominative singular)
žubraj (dual nominative)
žubry (nominative plural)
žubra (genitive singular)
žubrow (dual genitive)
žubrow (genitive plural)
žubrej (dative singular)
žubromaj (dative dual)
žubram (dative plural)
žubra (accusative singular)
žubraj (accusative dual)
žubry (accusative plural)
žubrom (instrumental singular)
žubromaj (dual instrumental)
žubrami (instrumental plural)
žubru (locative singular)
žubrje (locative singular)
žubromaj (dual locative)
žubrach (locative plural)
žubro (singular vocative)
žubrje (singular vocative)
žubraj (dual vocative)
žubry (plural vocative)


duby

nominative/accusative/vocative plural of dub


archeologija

archeologija (nominative singular)
archeologiji (dual nominative)
archeologije (nominative plural)
archeologije (genitive singular)
archeologijow (dual genitive)
archeologijow (genitive plural)
archeologiji (dative singular)
archeologijomaj (dative dual)
archeologijam (dative plural)
archeologiju (accusative singular)
archeologiji (accusative dual)
archeologije (accusative plural)
archeologiju (instrumental singular)
archeologijomaj (dual instrumental)
archeologijemi (instrumental plural)
archeologiji (locative singular)
archeologijomaj (dual locative)
archeologijach (locative plural)
archeologija (singular vocative)
archeologiji (dual vocative)
archeologije (plural vocative)

archaeology (science dedicated to the study of human history and prehistory, through the collection and analysis of material remains of past peoples or cultures)

archaeology (set of material traces of the past)


adresu

accusative/instrumental singular of adresa


chěža

chěžka (diminutive)
chěža (nominative singular)
chěži (dual nominative)
chěže (nominative plural)
chěže (genitive singular)
chěžow (dual genitive)
chěžow (genitive plural)
chěži (dative singular)
chěžomaj (dative dual)
chěžam (dative plural)
chěžu (accusative singular)
chěži (accusative dual)
chěže (accusative plural)
chěžu (instrumental singular)
chěžomaj (dual instrumental)
chěžemi (instrumental plural)
chěži (locative singular)
chěžomaj (dual locative)
chěžach (locative plural)
chěža (singular vocative)
chěži (dual vocative)
chěže (plural vocative)

chě‧ža chě‧ža

house (any building intended for housing)

corridor, landing (narrow passage inside a house or building)


zahroda

zahroda (nominative singular)
zahrodźe (dual nominative)
zahrody (nominative plural)
zahrody (genitive singular)
zahrodow (dual genitive)
zahrodow (genitive plural)
zahrodźe (dative singular)
zahrodomaj (dative dual)
zahrodam (dative plural)
zahrodu (accusative singular)
zahrodźe (accusative dual)
zahrody (accusative plural)
zahrodu (instrumental singular)
zahrodomaj (dual instrumental)
zahrodami (instrumental plural)
zahrodźe (locative singular)
zahrodomaj (dual locative)
zahrodach (locative plural)
zahroda (singular vocative)
zahrodźe (dual vocative)
zahrody (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zagorda. By surface analysis, deverbal from zahrodźić.


ranje

ranje (nominative singular)
rani (dual nominative)
ranja (nominative plural)
ranja (genitive singular)
ranjow (dual genitive)
ranjow (genitive plural)
ranju (dative singular)
ranjomaj (dative dual)
ranjam (dative plural)
ranje (accusative singular)
rani (accusative dual)
ranja (accusative plural)
ranjom (instrumental singular)
ranjomaj (dual instrumental)
ranjemi (instrumental plural)
ranju (locative singular)
ranjomaj (dual locative)
ranjach (locative plural)
ranje (singular vocative)
rani (dual vocative)
ranja (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rànъ, *rȃnъ.

East (area of the horizon where the Sun rises)


mjezwočo

mjezwočo (nominative singular)
mjezwoči (dual nominative)
mjezwoča (nominative plural)
mjezwoča (genitive singular)
mjezwočow (dual genitive)
mjezwočow (genitive plural)
mjezwoču (dative singular)
mjezwočomaj (dative dual)
mjezwočam (dative plural)
mjezwočo (accusative singular)
mjezwoči (accusative dual)
mjezwoča (accusative plural)
mjezwočom (instrumental singular)
mjezwočomaj (dual instrumental)
mjezwočemi (instrumental plural)
mjezwoču (locative singular)
mjezwočomaj (dual locative)
mjezwočach (locative plural)
mjezwočo (singular vocative)
mjezwoči (dual vocative)
mjezwoča (plural vocative)


pućowanje

pućowanje (nominative singular)
pućowani (dual nominative)
pućowanja (nominative plural)
pućowanja (genitive singular)
pućowanjow (dual genitive)
pućowanjow (genitive plural)
pućowanju (dative singular)
pućowanjomaj (dative dual)
pućowanjam (dative plural)
pućowanje (accusative singular)
pućowani (accusative dual)
pućowanja (accusative plural)
pućowanjom (instrumental singular)
pućowanjomaj (dual instrumental)
pućowanjemi (instrumental plural)
pućowanju (locative singular)
pućowanjomaj (dual locative)
pućowanjach (locative plural)
pućowanje (singular vocative)
pućowani (dual vocative)
pućowanja (plural vocative)


jutry

jutry (nominative plural)
jutrow (genitive plural)
jutram (dative plural)
jutry (accusative plural)
jutry (plural vocative)
jutrach (locative plural)
jutrami (instrumental plural)

Ultimately from Proto-Germanic *Austrǭ (Cognate with Lower Sorbian jatšy, Kashubian Jastrë and Jastra, Polabian jostrǻi, and Polish jutro); related to Old High German ōstara.


hrymzak

hrymzak (nominative singular)
hrymzakaj (dual nominative)
hrymzaki (nominative plural)
hrymzaka (genitive singular)
hrymzakow (dual genitive)
hrymzakow (genitive plural)
hrymzakej (dative singular)
hrymzakomaj (dative dual)
hrymzakam (dative plural)
hrymzaka (accusative singular)
hrymzakaj (accusative dual)
hrymzaki (accusative plural)
hrymzakom (instrumental singular)
hrymzakomaj (dual instrumental)
hrymzakami (instrumental plural)
hrymzaku (locative singular)
hrymzakomaj (dual locative)
hrymzakach (locative plural)
hrymzako (singular vocative)
hrymzakaj (dual vocative)
hrymzaki (plural vocative)


hrymzak

hrymzak (nominative singular)
hrymzakaj (dual nominative)
hrymzaki (nominative plural)
hrymzaka (genitive singular)
hrymzakow (dual genitive)
hrymzakow (genitive plural)
hrymzakej (dative singular)
hrymzakomaj (dative dual)
hrymzakam (dative plural)
hrymzak (accusative singular)
hrymzakaj (accusative dual)
hrymzaki (accusative plural)
hrymzakom (instrumental singular)
hrymzakomaj (dual instrumental)
hrymzakami (instrumental plural)
hrymzaku (locative singular)
hrymzakomaj (dual locative)
hrymzakach (locative plural)
hrymzako (singular vocative)
hrymzakaj (dual vocative)
hrymzaki (plural vocative)


cycak

cycak (nominative singular)
cycakaj (dual nominative)
cycaki (nominative plural)
cycaka (genitive singular)
cycakow (dual genitive)
cycakow (genitive plural)
cycakej (dative singular)
cycakomaj (dative dual)
cycakam (dative plural)
cycaka (accusative singular)
cycakaj (accusative dual)
cycaki (accusative plural)
cycakom (instrumental singular)
cycakomaj (dual instrumental)
cycakami (instrumental plural)
cycaku (locative singular)
cycakomaj (dual locative)
cycakach (locative plural)
cycako (singular vocative)
cycakaj (dual vocative)
cycaki (plural vocative)


zwěrina

zwěrina (nominative singular)
zwěrinje (dual nominative)
zwěriny (nominative plural)
zwěriny (genitive singular)
zwěrinow (dual genitive)
zwěrinow (genitive plural)
zwěrinje (dative singular)
zwěrinomaj (dative dual)
zwěrinam (dative plural)
zwěrinu (accusative singular)
zwěrinje (accusative dual)
zwěriny (accusative plural)
zwěrinu (instrumental singular)
zwěrinomaj (dual instrumental)
zwěrinami (instrumental plural)
zwěrinje (locative singular)
zwěrinomaj (dual locative)
zwěrinach (locative plural)
zwěrina (singular vocative)
zwěrinje (dual vocative)
zwěriny (plural vocative)


nazyma

nazyma (nominative singular)
nazymje (dual nominative)
nazymy (nominative plural)
nazymy (genitive singular)
nazymow (dual genitive)
nazymow (genitive plural)
nazymje (dative singular)
nazymomaj (dative dual)
nazymam (dative plural)
nazymu (accusative singular)
nazymje (accusative dual)
nazymy (accusative plural)
nazymu (instrumental singular)
nazymomaj (dual instrumental)
nazymami (instrumental plural)
nazymje (locative singular)
nazymomaj (dual locative)
nazymach (locative plural)
nazyma (singular vocative)
nazymje (dual vocative)
nazymy (plural vocative)

Jedne z hłownych přiznamjenjow nazymy je poněčimny spad dnjowych temperaturow.

One of the main features of autumn is the gradual decrease in daytime temperatures.

(astronomy) autumn (season of the year between summer and winter, in which the length of the days decreases, always remaining shorter than the nights)


lěćo

lěćo (nominative singular)
lěći (dual nominative)
lěća (nominative plural)
lěća (genitive singular)
lěćow (dual genitive)
lěćow (genitive plural)
lěću (dative singular)
lěćomaj (dative dual)
lěćam (dative plural)
lěćo (accusative singular)
lěći (accusative dual)
lěća (accusative plural)
lěćom (instrumental singular)
lěćomaj (dual instrumental)
lěćemi (instrumental plural)
lěću (locative singular)
lěćomaj (dual locative)
lěćach (locative plural)
lěćo (singular vocative)
lěći (dual vocative)
lěća (plural vocative)

W lěću bywaja dny horcyše.

(astronomy) summer (hottest season of the year, between spring and autumn, in which the length of the days decreases and always remains longer than the nights)


łopjeno

hsb-noun

łopjeno n (diminutive łopjenko or łopješko)

łopjenko (diminutive)
łopješko (diminutive)
łopjeno (nominative singular)
łopjenje (dual nominative)
łopjena (nominative plural)
łopjena (genitive singular)
łopjenow (dual genitive)
łopjenow (genitive plural)
łopjenu (dative singular)
łopjenomaj (dative dual)
łopjenam (dative plural)
łopjeno (accusative singular)
łopjenje (accusative dual)
łopjena (accusative plural)
łopjenom (instrumental singular)
łopjenomaj (dual instrumental)
łopjenami (instrumental plural)
łopjenje (locative singular)
łopjenomaj (dual locative)
łopjenach (locative plural)
łopjeno (singular vocative)
łopjenje (dual vocative)
łopjena (plural vocative)


lěska

lěska (nominative singular)
lěsce (dual nominative)
lěski (nominative plural)
lěski (genitive singular)
lěskow (dual genitive)
lěskow (genitive plural)
lěsce (dative singular)
lěskomaj (dative dual)
lěskam (dative plural)
lěsku (accusative singular)
lěsce (accusative dual)
lěski (accusative plural)
lěsku (instrumental singular)
lěskomaj (dual instrumental)
lěskami (instrumental plural)
lěsce (locative singular)
lěskomaj (dual locative)
lěskach (locative plural)
lěska (singular vocative)
lěsce (dual vocative)
lěski (plural vocative)

Corylus avellana
Corylus avellana#Translingual

(botany) common hazel (Corylus avellana)


apryl

apryl m inan (related adjective aprylowy or aprylski)

aprylowy (adjective)
aprylski (adjective)
apryl (nominative singular)
aprylej (dual nominative)
apryle (nominative plural)
apryla (genitive singular)
aprylow (dual genitive)
aprylow (genitive plural)
aprylej (dative singular)
aprylomaj (dative dual)
aprylam (dative plural)
apryl (accusative singular)
aprylej (accusative dual)
apryle (accusative plural)
aprylom (instrumental singular)
aprylomaj (dual instrumental)
aprylemi (instrumental plural)
aprylu (locative singular)
aprylomaj (dual locative)
aprylach (locative plural)
aprylo (singular vocative)
aprylej (dual vocative)
apryle (plural vocative)

Moje narodniny su w aprylu.

April (fourth month of the calendar year, with thirty days)


partnerstwo

partnerstwo n (related adjective partnerstwowy)

partnerstwowy (adjective)
partnerstwo (nominative singular)
partnerstwje (dual nominative)
partnerstwa (nominative plural)
partnerstwa (genitive singular)
partnerstwow (dual genitive)
partnerstwow (genitive plural)
partnerstwu (dative singular)
partnerstwomaj (dative dual)
partnerstwam (dative plural)
partnerstwo (accusative singular)
partnerstwje (accusative dual)
partnerstwa (accusative plural)
partnerstwom (instrumental singular)
partnerstwomaj (dual instrumental)
partnerstwami (instrumental plural)
partnerstwje (locative singular)
partnerstwomaj (dual locative)
partnerstwach (locative plural)
partnerstwo (singular vocative)
partnerstwje (dual vocative)
partnerstwa (plural vocative)


muchu

accusative/instrumental singular of mucha


wyz

wyz (nominative singular)
wyzaj (dual nominative)
wyzy (nominative plural)
wyza (genitive singular)
wyzow (dual genitive)
wyzow (genitive plural)
wyzej (dative singular)
wyzomaj (dative dual)
wyzam (dative plural)
wyza (accusative singular)
wyzaj (accusative dual)
wyzy (accusative plural)
wyzom (instrumental singular)
wyzomaj (dual instrumental)
wyzami (instrumental plural)
wyzu (locative singular)
wyzomaj (dual locative)
wyzach (locative plural)
wyzo (singular vocative)
wyzaj (dual vocative)
wyzy (plural vocative)


žerchej

žerchej (nominative singular)
žerchwi (dual nominative)
žerchwje (nominative plural)
žerchwje (genitive singular)
žerchwjow (dual genitive)
žerchwjow (genitive plural)
žerchwi (dative singular)
žerchwjomaj (dative dual)
žerchwjam (dative plural)
žerchej (accusative singular)
žerchwi (accusative dual)
žerchwje (accusative plural)
žerchwju (instrumental singular)
žerchwjomaj (dual instrumental)
žerchwjemi (instrumental plural)
žerchwi (locative singular)
žerchwjomaj (dual locative)
žerchwjach (locative plural)
žerchej (singular vocative)
žerchwi (dual vocative)
žerchwje (plural vocative)
žerchej (nominative singular)
žercheji (dual nominative)
žercheje (nominative plural)
žercheje (genitive singular)
žerchejow (dual genitive)
žerchejow (genitive plural)
žercheji (dative singular)
žerchejomaj (dative dual)
žerchejam (dative plural)
žerchej (accusative singular)
žercheji (accusative dual)
žercheje (accusative plural)
žercheju (instrumental singular)
žerchejomaj (dual instrumental)
žerchejemi (instrumental plural)
žercheji (locative singular)
žerchejomaj (dual locative)
žerchejach (locative plural)
žerchej (singular vocative)
žercheji (dual vocative)
žercheje (plural vocative)

Uncertain. The form suggests Proto-Slavic *žьrxy. Ultimately possibly from:
* Proto-Indo-European *gʷʰer- (“to burn”) (compare Proto-Slavic *žeravъ (“burning, scorching”), Upper Sorbian žorizna (“slag, dross, scoria”), Lower Sorbian žoratk (“glowing pieces of coal; glowing ash”)), compare Old Czech žeřátek ~ řeřátek (“glowworm”)
* Proto-Slavic *žerti (“to devour”)
* Proto-Slavic *rězati (“to cut”)
Old Polish żerzucha, Old Czech žeřucha and Slovak žerucha suggest Proto-Slavic *žeřuxa (“garden cress”) (but compare alternative forms Old Polish rzeżucha ~ rzeżycha ~ rzerucha ~ rzerzucha ~ żerucha, Czech řeřicha, hapax Old Slovak žericha). Upper Sorbian žerich (“white goosefoot”), Lower Sorbian žeruch, žeruš (“Ranunculus thora ~ common water crowfoot; cress”) suggest Proto-Slavic *žerixъ, *žeruxъ, *žerušь respectively.
Compare also žerlica (“woodruff”), žerchwica (“bittercress (Cardamine)”), Lower Sorbian žerglica, žerchlica (“cuckooflower (Cardamine pratensis)”).


piwko

piwko (nominative singular)
piwce (dual nominative)
piwka (nominative plural)
piwka (genitive singular)
piwkow (dual genitive)
piwkow (genitive plural)
piwku (dative singular)
piwkomaj (dative dual)
piwkam (dative plural)
piwko (accusative singular)
piwce (accusative dual)
piwka (accusative plural)
piwkom (instrumental singular)
piwkomaj (dual instrumental)
piwkami (instrumental plural)
piwku (locative singular)
piwkomaj (dual locative)
piwkach (locative plural)
piwko (singular vocative)
piwce (dual vocative)
piwka (plural vocative)


adresy

inflection of adresa:
genitive/dative/locative singular


syć

syć (nominative singular)
syćej (dual nominative)
syće (nominative plural)
syća (genitive singular)
syćow (dual genitive)
syćow (genitive plural)
syćej (dative singular)
syćomaj (dative dual)
syćam (dative plural)
syć (accusative singular)
syćej (accusative dual)
syće (accusative plural)
syćom (instrumental singular)
syćomaj (dual instrumental)
syćemi (instrumental plural)
syću (locative singular)
syćomaj (dual locative)
syćach (locative plural)
syćo (singular vocative)
syćej (dual vocative)
syće (plural vocative)

net (type of mesh formed by an intertwining of threads, ropes, wires, or other material)


połch

połch (nominative singular)
połchaj (dual nominative)
połchi (nominative plural)
połcha (genitive singular)
połchow (dual genitive)
połchow (genitive plural)
połchej (dative singular)
połchomaj (dative dual)
połcham (dative plural)
połcha (accusative singular)
połchaj (accusative dual)
połchi (accusative plural)
połchom (instrumental singular)
połchomaj (dual instrumental)
połchami (instrumental plural)
połchu (locative singular)
połchomaj (dual locative)
połchach (locative plural)
połcho (singular vocative)
połchaj (dual vocative)
połchi (plural vocative)


bozanka

bozanka (nominative singular)
bozance (dual nominative)
bozanki (nominative plural)
bozanki (genitive singular)
bozankow (dual genitive)
bozankow (genitive plural)
bozance (dative singular)
bozankomaj (dative dual)
bozankam (dative plural)
bozanku (accusative singular)
bozance (accusative dual)
bozanki (accusative plural)
bozanku (instrumental singular)
bozankomaj (dual instrumental)
bozankami (instrumental plural)
bozance (locative singular)
bozankomaj (dual locative)
bozankach (locative plural)
bozanka (singular vocative)
bozance (dual vocative)
bozanki (plural vocative)


kukel

kukel (nominative singular)
kukelej (dual nominative)
kukele (nominative plural)
kukela (genitive singular)
kukelow (dual genitive)
kukelow (genitive plural)
kukelej (dative singular)
kukelomaj (dative dual)
kukelam (dative plural)
kukel (accusative singular)
kukelej (accusative dual)
kukele (accusative plural)
kukelom (instrumental singular)
kukelomaj (dual instrumental)
kukelemi (instrumental plural)
kukelu (locative singular)
kukelomaj (dual locative)
kukelach (locative plural)
kukelo (singular vocative)
kukelej (dual vocative)
kukele (plural vocative)


kalena

kalena (nominative singular)
kalenje (dual nominative)
kaleny (nominative plural)
kaleny (genitive singular)
kalenow (dual genitive)
kalenow (genitive plural)
kalenje (dative singular)
kalenomaj (dative dual)
kalenam (dative plural)
kalenu (accusative singular)
kalenje (accusative dual)
kaleny (accusative plural)
kalenu (instrumental singular)
kalenomaj (dual instrumental)
kalenami (instrumental plural)
kalenje (locative singular)
kalenomaj (dual locative)
kalenach (locative plural)
kalena (singular vocative)
kalenje (dual vocative)
kaleny (plural vocative)

viburnum, guelder rose, any shrub of genus Viburnum


baćon

baćon (nominative singular)
baćonaj (dual nominative)
baćony (nominative plural)
baćona (genitive singular)
baćonow (dual genitive)
baćonow (genitive plural)
baćonej (dative singular)
baćonomaj (dative dual)
baćonam (dative plural)
baćona (accusative singular)
baćonaj (accusative dual)
baćony (accusative plural)
baćonom (instrumental singular)
baćonomaj (dual instrumental)
baćonami (instrumental plural)
baćonje (locative singular)
baćonomaj (dual locative)
baćonach (locative plural)
baćono (singular vocative)
baćonje (singular vocative)
baćonaj (dual vocative)
baćony (plural vocative)


hupak

hsb-noun

hupak m animal (related adjective hupači)

hupači (adjective)
hupak (nominative singular)
hupakaj (dual nominative)
hupaki (nominative plural)
hupaka (genitive singular)
hupakow (dual genitive)
hupakow (genitive plural)
hupakej (dative singular)
hupakomaj (dative dual)
hupakam (dative plural)
hupak (accusative singular)
hupakaj (accusative dual)
hupaki (accusative plural)
hupakom (instrumental singular)
hupakomaj (dual instrumental)
hupakami (instrumental plural)
hupaku (locative singular)
hupace (locative singular)
hupakomaj (dual locative)
hupakach (locative plural)
hupako (singular vocative)
hupakaj (dual vocative)
hupaki (plural vocative)


šćihlica

šćihlica (nominative singular)
šćihlicy (dual nominative)
šćihlicy (nominative plural)
šćihlicy (genitive singular)
šćihlicow (dual genitive)
šćihlicow (genitive plural)
šćihlicy (dative singular)
šćihlicomaj (dative dual)
šćihlicam (dative plural)
šćihlicu (accusative singular)
šćihlicy (accusative dual)
šćihlicy (accusative plural)
šćihlicu (instrumental singular)
šćihlicomaj (dual instrumental)
šćihlicami (instrumental plural)
šćihlicy (locative singular)
šćihlicomaj (dual locative)
šćihlicach (locative plural)
šćihlica (singular vocative)
šćihlicy (dual vocative)
šćihlicy (plural vocative)

Carduelis carduelis
Carduelis carduelis#Translingual

(zoology) European goldfinch, Eurasian goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis)


kowjel

kowjel (nominative singular)
kowjeli (dual nominative)
kowjele (nominative plural)
kowjele (genitive singular)
kowjelow (dual genitive)
kowjelow (genitive plural)
kowjeli (dative singular)
kowjelomaj (dative dual)
kowjelam (dative plural)
kowjel (accusative singular)
kowjeli (accusative dual)
kowjele (accusative plural)
kowjelu (instrumental singular)
kowjelomaj (dual instrumental)
kowjelemi (instrumental plural)
kowjeli (locative singular)
kowjelomaj (dual locative)
kowjelach (locative plural)
kowjel (singular vocative)
kowjeli (dual vocative)
kowjele (plural vocative)


zdźer

zdźer (nominative singular)
zdźerjej (dual nominative)
zdźerje (nominative plural)
zdźerja (genitive singular)
zdźerjow (dual genitive)
zdźerjow (genitive plural)
zdźerjej (dative singular)
zdźerjomaj (dative dual)
zdźerjam (dative plural)
zdźer (accusative singular)
zdźerjej (accusative dual)
zdźerje (accusative plural)
zdźerjom (instrumental singular)
zdźerjomaj (dual instrumental)
zdźerjemi (instrumental plural)
zdźerju (locative singular)
zdźerjomaj (dual locative)
zdźerjach (locative plural)
zdźerjo (singular vocative)
zdźerjej (dual vocative)
zdźerje (plural vocative)


hojawa

hojawa (nominative singular)
hojawje (dual nominative)
hojawy (nominative plural)
hojawy (genitive singular)
hojawow (dual genitive)
hojawow (genitive plural)
hojawje (dative singular)
hojawomaj (dative dual)
hojawam (dative plural)
hojawu (accusative singular)
hojawje (accusative dual)
hojawy (accusative plural)
hojawu (instrumental singular)
hojawomaj (dual instrumental)
hojawami (instrumental plural)
hojawje (locative singular)
hojawomaj (dual locative)
hojawach (locative plural)
hojawa (singular vocative)
hojawje (dual vocative)
hojawy (plural vocative)


pólšica

pólšica (nominative singular)
pólšicy (dual nominative)
pólšicy (nominative plural)
pólšicy (genitive singular)
pólšicow (dual genitive)
pólšicow (genitive plural)
pólšicy (dative singular)
pólšicomaj (dative dual)
pólšicam (dative plural)
pólšicu (accusative singular)
pólšicy (accusative dual)
pólšicy (accusative plural)
pólšicu (instrumental singular)
pólšicomaj (dual instrumental)
pólšicami (instrumental plural)
pólšicy (locative singular)
pólšicomaj (dual locative)
pólšicach (locative plural)
pólšica (singular vocative)
pólšicy (dual vocative)
pólšicy (plural vocative)

(botany) goosefoot (any plant of the genus Chenopodium)


jabrik

jabrik (nominative singular)
jabrikaj (dual nominative)
jabriki (nominative plural)
jabrika (genitive singular)
jabrikow (dual genitive)
jabrikow (genitive plural)
jabrikej (dative singular)
jabrikomaj (dative dual)
jabrikam (dative plural)
jabrik (accusative singular)
jabrikaj (accusative dual)
jabriki (accusative plural)
jabrikom (instrumental singular)
jabrikomaj (dual instrumental)
jabrikami (instrumental plural)
jabriku (locative singular)
jabrikomaj (dual locative)
jabrikach (locative plural)
jabriko (singular vocative)
jabrikaj (dual vocative)
jabriki (plural vocative)


chójna

chójna f (diminutive chójnička or chójčki)

chójnička (diminutive)
chójčki (diminutive)
chójna (nominative singular)
chójnje (dual nominative)
chójny (nominative plural)
chójny (genitive singular)
chójnow (dual genitive)
chójnow (genitive plural)
chójnje (dative singular)
chójnomaj (dative dual)
chójnam (dative plural)
chójnu (accusative singular)
chójnje (accusative dual)
chójny (accusative plural)
chójnu (instrumental singular)
chójnomaj (dual instrumental)
chójnami (instrumental plural)
chójnje (locative singular)
chójnomaj (dual locative)
chójnach (locative plural)
chójna (singular vocative)
chójnje (dual vocative)
chójny (plural vocative)


dźěra

dźěra (nominative singular)
dźěrje (dual nominative)
dźěry (nominative plural)
dźěry (genitive singular)
dźěrow (dual genitive)
dźěrow (genitive plural)
dźěrje (dative singular)
dźěromaj (dative dual)
dźěram (dative plural)
dźěru (accusative singular)
dźěrje (accusative dual)
dźěry (accusative plural)
dźěru (instrumental singular)
dźěromaj (dual instrumental)
dźěrami (instrumental plural)
dźěrje (locative singular)
dźěromaj (dual locative)
dźěrach (locative plural)
dźěra (singular vocative)
dźěrje (dual vocative)
dźěry (plural vocative)

dźě‧ra dźě‧ra

hole, cavity (hollow or empty space of a solid body)


jemjel

lisćowcowy jemjel


kraholc

kraholc (nominative singular)
kraholcaj (dual nominative)
kraholcy (nominative plural)
kraholca (genitive singular)
kraholcow (dual genitive)
kraholcow (genitive plural)
kraholcej (dative singular)
kraholcomaj (dative dual)
kraholcam (dative plural)
kraholca (accusative singular)
kraholcaj (accusative dual)
kraholcy (accusative plural)
kraholcom (instrumental singular)
kraholcomaj (dual instrumental)
kraholcami (instrumental plural)
kraholcu (locative singular)
kraholcomaj (dual locative)
kraholcach (locative plural)
kraholco (singular vocative)
kraholcaj (dual vocative)
kraholcy (plural vocative)

Eurasian sparrowhawk
Eurasian sparrowhawk


wichor

wichor (nominative singular)
wichoraj (dual nominative)
wichory (nominative plural)
wichora (genitive singular)
wichorow (dual genitive)
wichorow (genitive plural)
wichorej (dative singular)
wichoromaj (dative dual)
wichoram (dative plural)
wichor (accusative singular)
wichoraj (accusative dual)
wichory (accusative plural)
wichorom (instrumental singular)
wichoromaj (dual instrumental)
wichorami (instrumental plural)
wichoru (locative singular)
wichorje (locative singular)
wichoromaj (dual locative)
wichorach (locative plural)
wichoro (singular vocative)
wichorje (singular vocative)
wichoraj (dual vocative)
wichory (plural vocative)

storm (violent agitation of the air, usually accompanied by rain and thunder)


hawron

hawron (nominative singular)
hawronaj (dual nominative)
hawrony (nominative plural)
hawrona (genitive singular)
hawronow (dual genitive)
hawronow (genitive plural)
hawronej (dative singular)
hawronomaj (dative dual)
hawronam (dative plural)
hawrona (accusative singular)
hawronaj (accusative dual)
hawrony (accusative plural)
hawronom (instrumental singular)
hawronomaj (dual instrumental)
hawronami (instrumental plural)
hawronje (locative singular)
hawronomaj (dual locative)
hawronach (locative plural)
hawrono (singular vocative)
hawronje (singular vocative)
hawronaj (dual vocative)
hawrony (plural vocative)

Corvus frugilegus
Corvus frugilegus#Translingual


wuši

nominative/accusative dual/plural of wucho


wotawa

wotawowy (adjective)
wotawa (nominative singular)
wotawje (dual nominative)
wotawy (nominative plural)
wotawy (genitive singular)
wotawow (dual genitive)
wotawow (genitive plural)
wotawje (dative singular)
wotawomaj (dative dual)
wotawam (dative plural)
wotawu (accusative singular)
wotawje (accusative dual)
wotawy (accusative plural)
wotawu (instrumental singular)
wotawomaj (dual instrumental)
wotawami (instrumental plural)
wotawje (locative singular)
wotawomaj (dual locative)
wotawach (locative plural)
wotawa (singular vocative)
wotawje (dual vocative)
wotawy (plural vocative)


lipu

accusative/instrumental singular of lipa


cachor

cachor (nominative singular)
cachoraj (dual nominative)
cachory (nominative plural)
cachora (genitive singular)
cachorow (dual genitive)
cachorow (genitive plural)
cachorej (dative singular)
cachoromaj (dative dual)
cachoram (dative plural)
cachor (accusative singular)
cachoraj (accusative dual)
cachory (accusative plural)
cachorom (instrumental singular)
cachoromaj (dual instrumental)
cachorami (instrumental plural)
cachoru (locative singular)
cachorje (locative singular)
cachoromaj (dual locative)
cachorach (locative plural)
cachoro (singular vocative)
cachorje (singular vocative)
cachoraj (dual vocative)
cachory (plural vocative)


papjerowc

papjerowc (nominative singular)
papjerowcaj (dual nominative)
papjerowcy (nominative plural)
papjerowca (genitive singular)
papjerowcow (dual genitive)
papjerowcow (genitive plural)
papjerowcej (dative singular)
papjerowcomaj (dative dual)
papjerowcam (dative plural)
papjerowc (accusative singular)
papjerowcaj (accusative dual)
papjerowcy (accusative plural)
papjerowcom (instrumental singular)
papjerowcomaj (dual instrumental)
papjerowcami (instrumental plural)
papjerowcu (locative singular)
papjerowcomaj (dual locative)
papjerowcach (locative plural)
papjerowco (singular vocative)
papjerowcaj (dual vocative)
papjerowcy (plural vocative)

Cyperus papyrus
Cyperus papyrus#Translingual


połon

połon m inan (related adjective połonowy)

połonowy (adjective)
połon (nominative singular)
połonaj (dual nominative)
połony (nominative plural)
połona (genitive singular)
połonow (dual genitive)
połonow (genitive plural)
połonej (dative singular)
połonomaj (dative dual)
połonam (dative plural)
połon (accusative singular)
połonaj (accusative dual)
połony (accusative plural)
połonom (instrumental singular)
połonomaj (dual instrumental)
połonami (instrumental plural)
połonje (locative singular)
połonomaj (dual locative)
połonach (locative plural)
połono (singular vocative)
połonje (singular vocative)
połonaj (dual vocative)
połony (plural vocative)

Artemisia absinthium
Artemisia absinthium#Translingual

absinthe, grande wormwood (Artemisia absinthium)


wšowica

lousewort (any plant of the genus Pedicularis)


poch

poch (nominative singular)
pochaj (dual nominative)
pochi (nominative plural)
pocha (genitive singular)
pochow (dual genitive)
pochow (genitive plural)
pochej (dative singular)
pochomaj (dative dual)
pocham (dative plural)
poch (accusative singular)
pochaj (accusative dual)
pochi (accusative plural)
pochom (instrumental singular)
pochomaj (dual instrumental)
pochami (instrumental plural)
pochu (locative singular)
pochomaj (dual locative)
pochach (locative plural)
pocho (singular vocative)
pochaj (dual vocative)
pochi (plural vocative)

(petrology) peat (carbonized sedimentary rock, with a high moisture content, combustible when dry, usually fibrous and rich in plant remains and which constitutes the main raw material for the formation of coal)


móšk

móšk (nominative singular)
móškaj (dual nominative)
móški (nominative plural)
móška (genitive singular)
móškow (dual genitive)
móškow (genitive plural)
móškej (dative singular)
móškomaj (dative dual)
móškam (dative plural)
móšk (accusative singular)
móškaj (accusative dual)
móški (accusative plural)
móškom (instrumental singular)
móškomaj (dual instrumental)
móškami (instrumental plural)
móšku (locative singular)
móškomaj (dual locative)
móškach (locative plural)
móško (singular vocative)
móškaj (dual vocative)
móški (plural vocative)


wjechelca

wjechelca (nominative singular)
wjechelcy (dual nominative)
wjechelcy (nominative plural)
wjechelcy (genitive singular)
wjechelcow (dual genitive)
wjechelcow (genitive plural)
wjechelcy (dative singular)
wjechelcomaj (dative dual)
wjechelcam (dative plural)
wjechelcu (accusative singular)
wjechelcy (accusative dual)
wjechelcy (accusative plural)
wjechelcu (instrumental singular)
wjechelcomaj (dual instrumental)
wjechelcami (instrumental plural)
wjechelcy (locative singular)
wjechelcomaj (dual locative)
wjechelcach (locative plural)
wjechelca (singular vocative)
wjechelcy (dual vocative)
wjechelcy (plural vocative)

bentgrass (any member of the genus Agrostis)


porst

porst (nominative singular)
porstaj (dual nominative)
porsty (nominative plural)
porsta (genitive singular)
porstow (dual genitive)
porstow (genitive plural)
porstej (dative singular)
porstomaj (dative dual)
porstam (dative plural)
porst (accusative singular)
porstaj (accusative dual)
porsty (accusative plural)
porstom (instrumental singular)
porstomaj (dual instrumental)
porstami (instrumental plural)
porsće (locative singular)
porstomaj (dual locative)
porstach (locative plural)
porsto (singular vocative)
porsće (singular vocative)
porstaj (dual vocative)
porsty (plural vocative)

(anatomy) finger (each of the articulated parts with which the hands and feet end)


kostrjawa

kostrjawa (nominative singular)
kostrjawje (dual nominative)
kostrjawy (nominative plural)
kostrjawy (genitive singular)
kostrjawow (dual genitive)
kostrjawow (genitive plural)
kostrjawje (dative singular)
kostrjawomaj (dative dual)
kostrjawam (dative plural)
kostrjawu (accusative singular)
kostrjawje (accusative dual)
kostrjawy (accusative plural)
kostrjawu (instrumental singular)
kostrjawomaj (dual instrumental)
kostrjawami (instrumental plural)
kostrjawje (locative singular)
kostrjawomaj (dual locative)
kostrjawach (locative plural)
kostrjawa (singular vocative)
kostrjawje (dual vocative)
kostrjawy (plural vocative)

From Proto-Slavic *kostrъ + -awa. Compare Russian костёр (kostjór, “brome”).


dych

dych (nominative singular)
dychaj (dual nominative)
dychi (nominative plural)
dycha (genitive singular)
dychow (dual genitive)
dychow (genitive plural)
dychej (dative singular)
dychomaj (dative dual)
dycham (dative plural)
dych (accusative singular)
dychaj (accusative dual)
dychi (accusative plural)
dychom (instrumental singular)
dychomaj (dual instrumental)
dychami (instrumental plural)
dychu (locative singular)
dychomaj (dual locative)
dychach (locative plural)
dycho (singular vocative)
dychaj (dual vocative)
dychi (plural vocative)


kołć

kołćik (diminutive)
kołć (nominative singular)
kołćej (dual nominative)
kołće (nominative plural)
kołća (genitive singular)
kołćow (dual genitive)
kołćow (genitive plural)
kołćej (dative singular)
kołćomaj (dative dual)
kołćam (dative plural)
kołć (accusative singular)
kołćej (accusative dual)
kołće (accusative plural)
kołćom (instrumental singular)
kołćomaj (dual instrumental)
kołćemi (instrumental plural)
kołću (locative singular)
kołćomaj (dual locative)
kołćach (locative plural)
kołćo (singular vocative)
kołćej (dual vocative)
kołće (plural vocative)

hive, beehive (natural or artificial bee housing)


lampka

lampka (nominative singular)
lampce (dual nominative)
lampki (nominative plural)
lampki (genitive singular)
lampkow (dual genitive)
lampkow (genitive plural)
lampce (dative singular)
lampkomaj (dative dual)
lampkam (dative plural)
lampku (accusative singular)
lampce (accusative dual)
lampki (accusative plural)
lampku (instrumental singular)
lampkomaj (dual instrumental)
lampkami (instrumental plural)
lampce (locative singular)
lampkomaj (dual locative)
lampkach (locative plural)
lampka (singular vocative)
lampce (dual vocative)
lampki (plural vocative)


čołm

čołm m inan (diminutive čołmik, related adjective čołmowy)

čołmik (diminutive)
čołmowy (adjective)
čołm (nominative singular)
čołmaj (dual nominative)
čołmy (nominative plural)
čołma (genitive singular)
čołmow (dual genitive)
čołmow (genitive plural)
čołmej (dative singular)
čołmomaj (dative dual)
čołmam (dative plural)
čołm (accusative singular)
čołmaj (accusative dual)
čołmy (accusative plural)
čołmom (instrumental singular)
čołmomaj (dual instrumental)
čołmami (instrumental plural)
čołmje (locative singular)
čołmomaj (dual locative)
čołmach (locative plural)
čołmo (singular vocative)
čołmje (singular vocative)
čołmaj (dual vocative)
čołmy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *čьlnъ. Cognate with Lower Sorbian cołn.


wokatiw

wokatiw m inan (related adjective wokatiwny or wokatiwowy)

wokatiwny (adjective)
wokatiwowy (adjective)
wokatiw (nominative singular)
wokatiwaj (dual nominative)
wokatiwy (nominative plural)
wokatiwa (genitive singular)
wokatiwow (dual genitive)
wokatiwow (genitive plural)
wokatiwej (dative singular)
wokatiwomaj (dative dual)
wokatiwam (dative plural)
wokatiw (accusative singular)
wokatiwaj (accusative dual)
wokatiwy (accusative plural)
wokatiwom (instrumental singular)
wokatiwomaj (dual instrumental)
wokatiwami (instrumental plural)
wokatiwje (locative singular)
wokatiwomaj (dual locative)
wokatiwach (locative plural)
wokatiwo (singular vocative)
wokatiwje (singular vocative)
wokatiwaj (dual vocative)
wokatiwy (plural vocative)


akuzatiw

akuzatiw m inan (related adjective akuzatiwowy or akuzatiwny)

akuzatiwowy (adjective)
akuzatiwny (adjective)
akuzatiw (nominative singular)
akuzatiwaj (dual nominative)
akuzatiwy (nominative plural)
akuzatiwa (genitive singular)
akuzatiwow (dual genitive)
akuzatiwow (genitive plural)
akuzatiwej (dative singular)
akuzatiwomaj (dative dual)
akuzatiwam (dative plural)
akuzatiw (accusative singular)
akuzatiwaj (accusative dual)
akuzatiwy (accusative plural)
akuzatiwom (instrumental singular)
akuzatiwomaj (dual instrumental)
akuzatiwami (instrumental plural)
akuzatiwje (locative singular)
akuzatiwomaj (dual locative)
akuzatiwach (locative plural)
akuzatiwo (singular vocative)
akuzatiwje (singular vocative)
akuzatiwaj (dual vocative)
akuzatiwy (plural vocative)
ak (alternative abbreviation)


propeler

propeler m inan (related adjective propelerowy)

propelerowy (adjective)
propeler (nominative singular)
propeleraj (dual nominative)
propelery (nominative plural)
propelera (genitive singular)
propelerow (dual genitive)
propelerow (genitive plural)
propelerej (dative singular)
propeleromaj (dative dual)
propeleram (dative plural)
propeler (accusative singular)
propeleraj (accusative dual)
propelery (accusative plural)
propelerom (instrumental singular)
propeleromaj (dual instrumental)
propelerami (instrumental plural)
propeleru (locative singular)
propelerje (locative singular)
propeleromaj (dual locative)
propelerach (locative plural)
propelero (singular vocative)
propelerje (singular vocative)
propeleraj (dual vocative)
propelery (plural vocative)

propeller (engine-driven propulsion unit of ships and airplanes)


ropot

ropot (nominative singular)
ropotaj (dual nominative)
ropoty (nominative plural)
ropota (genitive singular)
ropotow (dual genitive)
ropotow (genitive plural)
ropotej (dative singular)
ropotomaj (dative dual)
ropotam (dative plural)
ropot (accusative singular)
ropotaj (accusative dual)
ropoty (accusative plural)
ropotom (instrumental singular)
ropotomaj (dual instrumental)
ropotami (instrumental plural)
ropoće (locative singular)
ropotomaj (dual locative)
ropotach (locative plural)
ropoto (singular vocative)
ropoće (singular vocative)
ropotaj (dual vocative)
ropoty (plural vocative)


syćina

syćizna (alternative)
syćinka (alternative)
syćel (alternative)
syće (alternative)
syćo (alternative)


chort

chort (nominative singular)
chortaj (dual nominative)
chorty (nominative plural)
chorta (genitive singular)
chortow (dual genitive)
chortow (genitive plural)
chortej (dative singular)
chortomaj (dative dual)
chortam (dative plural)
chorta (accusative singular)
chortaj (accusative dual)
chorty (accusative plural)
chortom (instrumental singular)
chortomaj (dual instrumental)
chortami (instrumental plural)
chorće (locative singular)
chortomaj (dual locative)
chortach (locative plural)
chorto (singular vocative)
chorće (singular vocative)
chortaj (dual vocative)
chorty (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xъ̀rtъ, *xъ̑rtъ.


kuntwora

kuntwora (nominative singular)
kuntworje (dual nominative)
kuntwory (nominative plural)
kuntwory (genitive singular)
kuntworow (dual genitive)
kuntworow (genitive plural)
kuntworje (dative singular)
kuntworomaj (dative dual)
kuntworam (dative plural)
kuntworu (accusative singular)
kuntworje (accusative dual)
kuntwory (accusative plural)
kuntworu (instrumental singular)
kuntworomaj (dual instrumental)
kuntworami (instrumental plural)
kuntworje (locative singular)
kuntworomaj (dual locative)
kuntworach (locative plural)
kuntwora (singular vocative)
kuntworje (dual vocative)
kuntwory (plural vocative)
kuntora (alternative)


kuntora

kuntora (nominative singular)
kuntorje (dual nominative)
kuntory (nominative plural)
kuntory (genitive singular)
kuntorow (dual genitive)
kuntorow (genitive plural)
kuntorje (dative singular)
kuntoromaj (dative dual)
kuntoram (dative plural)
kuntoru (accusative singular)
kuntorje (accusative dual)
kuntory (accusative plural)
kuntoru (instrumental singular)
kuntoromaj (dual instrumental)
kuntorami (instrumental plural)
kuntorje (locative singular)
kuntoromaj (dual locative)
kuntorach (locative plural)
kuntora (singular vocative)
kuntorje (dual vocative)
kuntory (plural vocative)

(dialectal, zoology) Alternative form of kuntwora


šćuka

šćuka (nominative singular)
šćuce (dual nominative)
šćuki (nominative plural)
šćuki (genitive singular)
šćukow (dual genitive)
šćukow (genitive plural)
šćuce (dative singular)
šćukomaj (dative dual)
šćukam (dative plural)
šćuku (accusative singular)
šćuce (accusative dual)
šćuki (accusative plural)
šćuku (instrumental singular)
šćukomaj (dual instrumental)
šćukami (instrumental plural)
šćuce (locative singular)
šćukomaj (dual locative)
šćukach (locative plural)
šćuka (singular vocative)
šćuce (dual vocative)
šćuki (plural vocative)

šću‧ka šću‧ka


syrota

syrota (nominative singular)
syroće (dual nominative)
syroty (nominative plural)
syroty (genitive singular)
syrotow (dual genitive)
syrotow (genitive plural)
syroće (dative singular)
syrotomaj (dative dual)
syrotam (dative plural)
syrotu (accusative singular)
syroće (accusative dual)
syroty (accusative plural)
syrotu (instrumental singular)
syrotomaj (dual instrumental)
syrotami (instrumental plural)
syroće (locative singular)
syrotomaj (dual locative)
syrotach (locative plural)
syrota (singular vocative)
syroće (dual vocative)
syroty (plural vocative)

orphan (someone whose parents have died)


bóz

bóz (nominative singular)
bozaj (dual nominative)
bozy (nominative plural)
boza (genitive singular)
bozu (genitive singular)
bozow (dual genitive)
bozow (genitive plural)
bozej (dative singular)
bozomaj (dative dual)
bozam (dative plural)
bóz (accusative singular)
bozaj (accusative dual)
bozy (accusative plural)
bozom (instrumental singular)
bozomaj (dual instrumental)
bozami (instrumental plural)
bozu (locative singular)
bozomaj (dual locative)
bozach (locative plural)
bozo (singular vocative)
bozaj (dual vocative)
bozy (plural vocative)

(botany) one of several plant species, mostly in the genus Sambucus


slowka

slowkowy (adjective)
slowka (nominative singular)
slowce (dual nominative)
slowki (nominative plural)
slowki (genitive singular)
slowkow (dual genitive)
slowkow (genitive plural)
slowce (dative singular)
slowkomaj (dative dual)
slowkam (dative plural)
slowku (accusative singular)
slowce (accusative dual)
slowki (accusative plural)
slowku (instrumental singular)
slowkomaj (dual instrumental)
slowkami (instrumental plural)
slowce (locative singular)
slowkomaj (dual locative)
slowkach (locative plural)
slowka (singular vocative)
slowce (dual vocative)
slowki (plural vocative)


kokula

kokula (nominative singular)
kokuli (dual nominative)
kokule (nominative plural)
kokule (genitive singular)
kokulow (dual genitive)
kokulow (genitive plural)
kokuli (dative singular)
kokulomaj (dative dual)
kokulam (dative plural)
kokulu (accusative singular)
kokuli (accusative dual)
kokule (accusative plural)
kokulu (instrumental singular)
kokulomaj (dual instrumental)
kokulemi (instrumental plural)
kokuli (locative singular)
kokulomaj (dual locative)
kokulach (locative plural)
kokula (singular vocative)
kokuli (dual vocative)
kokule (plural vocative)


šćěr

mercury (any plant of the genus Mercurialis)


šćehel

šćehel (nominative singular)
šćehelej (dual nominative)
šćehele (nominative plural)
šćehela (genitive singular)
šćehelow (dual genitive)
šćehelow (genitive plural)
šćehelej (dative singular)
šćehelomaj (dative dual)
šćehelam (dative plural)
šćehel (accusative singular)
šćehelej (accusative dual)
šćehele (accusative plural)
šćehelom (instrumental singular)
šćehelomaj (dual instrumental)
šćehelemi (instrumental plural)
šćehelu (locative singular)
šćehelomaj (dual locative)
šćehelach (locative plural)
šćehelo (singular vocative)
šćehelej (dual vocative)
šćehele (plural vocative)


wěčnosć

wěčnosć (nominative singular)
wěčnosći (dual nominative)
wěčnosće (nominative plural)
wěčnosće (genitive singular)
wěčnosćow (dual genitive)
wěčnosćow (genitive plural)
wěčnosći (dative singular)
wěčnosćomaj (dative dual)
wěčnosćam (dative plural)
wěčnosć (accusative singular)
wěčnosći (accusative dual)
wěčnosće (accusative plural)
wěčnosću (instrumental singular)
wěčnosćomaj (dual instrumental)
wěčnosćemi (instrumental plural)
wěčnosći (locative singular)
wěčnosćomaj (dual locative)
wěčnosćach (locative plural)
wěčnosć (singular vocative)
wěčnosći (dual vocative)
wěčnosće (plural vocative)

/ˈwɪt͡ʃnɔst͡ʃ/

wěč‧nosć wěč‧nosć

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *věčьnostь. By surface analysis, wěčny + -osć.


wobruč

wobruč (nominative singular)
wobruči (dual nominative)
wobruče (nominative plural)
wobruče (genitive singular)
wobručow (dual genitive)
wobručow (genitive plural)
wobruči (dative singular)
wobručomaj (dative dual)
wobručam (dative plural)
wobruč (accusative singular)
wobruči (accusative dual)
wobruče (accusative plural)
wobruču (instrumental singular)
wobručomaj (dual instrumental)
wobručemi (instrumental plural)
wobruči (locative singular)
wobručomaj (dual locative)
wobručach (locative plural)
wobruč (singular vocative)
wobruči (dual vocative)
wobruče (plural vocative)


starc

starc (nominative singular)
starcaj (dual nominative)
starcy (nominative plural)
starcojo (nominative plural)
starca (genitive singular)
starcow (dual genitive)
starcow (genitive plural)
starcej (dative singular)
starcomaj (dative dual)
starcam (dative plural)
starca (accusative singular)
starcow (accusative dual)
starcow (accusative plural)
starcom (instrumental singular)
starcomaj (dual instrumental)
starcami (instrumental plural)
starcu (locative singular)
starcomaj (dual locative)
starcach (locative plural)
starco (singular vocative)
starcaj (dual vocative)
starcy (plural vocative)
starcojo (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *starьcь. By surface analysis, stary + -c.


pazora

pazora (nominative singular)
pazorje (dual nominative)
pazory (nominative plural)
pazory (genitive singular)
pazorow (dual genitive)
pazorow (genitive plural)
pazorje (dative singular)
pazoromaj (dative dual)
pazoram (dative plural)
pazoru (accusative singular)
pazorje (accusative dual)
pazory (accusative plural)
pazoru (instrumental singular)
pazoromaj (dual instrumental)
pazorami (instrumental plural)
pazorje (locative singular)
pazoromaj (dual locative)
pazorach (locative plural)
pazora (singular vocative)
pazorje (dual vocative)
pazory (plural vocative)

claw (strong, curved and pointed nail of some animals, especially certain birds and mammals)

paw (each end of an animal's organs of locomotion)


pruha

pruha (nominative singular)
pruze (dual nominative)
pruhi (nominative plural)
pruhi (genitive singular)
pruhow (dual genitive)
pruhow (genitive plural)
pruze (dative singular)
pruhomaj (dative dual)
pruham (dative plural)
pruhu (accusative singular)
pruze (accusative dual)
pruhi (accusative plural)
pruhu (instrumental singular)
pruhomaj (dual instrumental)
pruhami (instrumental plural)
pruze (locative singular)
pruhomaj (dual locative)
pruhach (locative plural)
pruha (singular vocative)
pruze (dual vocative)
pruhi (plural vocative)


měza

mězny (adjective)
měza (nominative singular)
mězy (dual nominative)
mězy (nominative plural)
mězy (genitive singular)
mězow (dual genitive)
mězow (genitive plural)
mězy (dative singular)
mězomaj (dative dual)
mězam (dative plural)
mězu (accusative singular)
mězy (accusative dual)
mězy (accusative plural)
mězu (instrumental singular)
mězomaj (dual instrumental)
mězami (instrumental plural)
mězy (locative singular)
mězomaj (dual locative)
mězach (locative plural)
měza (singular vocative)
mězy (dual vocative)
mězy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mězga. Cognate with Lower Sorbian mězga.

(botany) sap (nutrient liquid that circulates in plants)


čižik

čižik (nominative singular)
čižikaj (dual nominative)
čižiki (nominative plural)
čižika (genitive singular)
čižikow (dual genitive)
čižikow (genitive plural)
čižikej (dative singular)
čižikomaj (dative dual)
čižikam (dative plural)
čižika (accusative singular)
čižikaj (accusative dual)
čižiki (accusative plural)
čižikom (instrumental singular)
čižikomaj (dual instrumental)
čižikami (instrumental plural)
čižiku (locative singular)
čižikomaj (dual locative)
čižikach (locative plural)
čižiko (singular vocative)
čižikaj (dual vocative)
čižiki (plural vocative)

či‧žik či‧žik


škrěkawa

škrěkawa (nominative singular)
škrěkawje (dual nominative)
škrěkawy (nominative plural)
škrěkawy (genitive singular)
škrěkawow (dual genitive)
škrěkawow (genitive plural)
škrěkawje (dative singular)
škrěkawomaj (dative dual)
škrěkawam (dative plural)
škrěkawu (accusative singular)
škrěkawje (accusative dual)
škrěkawy (accusative plural)
škrěkawu (instrumental singular)
škrěkawomaj (dual instrumental)
škrěkawami (instrumental plural)
škrěkawje (locative singular)
škrěkawomaj (dual locative)
škrěkawach (locative plural)
škrěkawa (singular vocative)
škrěkawje (dual vocative)
škrěkawy (plural vocative)

Garrulus glandarius
Garrulus glandarius#Translingual

(botany) Eurasian jay (Garrulus glandarius)


smuha

smuha f (diminutive smužka, related adjective smuhaty or smuhojty)

smužka (diminutive)
smuhaty (adjective)
smuhojty (adjective)
smuha (nominative singular)
smuze (dual nominative)
smuhi (nominative plural)
smuhi (genitive singular)
smuhow (dual genitive)
smuhow (genitive plural)
smuze (dative singular)
smuhomaj (dative dual)
smuham (dative plural)
smuhu (accusative singular)
smuze (accusative dual)
smuhi (accusative plural)
smuhu (instrumental singular)
smuhomaj (dual instrumental)
smuhami (instrumental plural)
smuze (locative singular)
smuhomaj (dual locative)
smuhach (locative plural)
smuha (singular vocative)
smuze (dual vocative)
smuhi (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *smuga. Cognate with Lower Sorbian smuga.


serbstwo

serbstwo (nominative singular)
serbstwa (genitive singular)
serbstwu (dative singular)
serbstwo (accusative singular)
serbstwo (singular vocative)
serbstwje (locative singular)
serbstwom (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sьrbьstvo. By surface analysis, Serb + -stwo.


šow

šow m inan (diminutive šowčk, related adjective šowowy)

šowčk (diminutive)
šowowy (adjective)
šow (nominative singular)
šowaj (dual nominative)
šowy (nominative plural)
šowa (genitive singular)
šowow (dual genitive)
šowow (genitive plural)
šowej (dative singular)
šowomaj (dative dual)
šowam (dative plural)
šow (accusative singular)
šowaj (accusative dual)
šowy (accusative plural)
šowom (instrumental singular)
šowomaj (dual instrumental)
šowami (instrumental plural)
šowje (locative singular)
šowomaj (dual locative)
šowach (locative plural)
šowo (singular vocative)
šowje (singular vocative)
šowaj (dual vocative)
šowy (plural vocative)

seam, suture (act, mode or effect of sewing, of joining by means of stitches made with a needle threaded)


lěsk

lěsk (nominative singular)
lěskaj (dual nominative)
lěski (nominative plural)
lěska (genitive singular)
lěskow (dual genitive)
lěskow (genitive plural)
lěskej (dative singular)
lěskomaj (dative dual)
lěskam (dative plural)
lěsk (accusative singular)
lěskaj (accusative dual)
lěski (accusative plural)
lěskom (instrumental singular)
lěskomaj (dual instrumental)
lěskami (instrumental plural)
lěsku (locative singular)
lěskomaj (dual locative)
lěskach (locative plural)
lěsko (singular vocative)
lěskaj (dual vocative)
lěski (plural vocative)


lěšćina

hazel (any tree or shrub of the genus Corylus)


worjech

worješk (diminutive)
worjech (nominative singular)
worjechaj (dual nominative)
worjechi (nominative plural)
worjecha (genitive singular)
worjechow (dual genitive)
worjechow (genitive plural)
worjechej (dative singular)
worjechomaj (dative dual)
worjecham (dative plural)
worjech (accusative singular)
worjechaj (accusative dual)
worjechi (accusative plural)
worjechom (instrumental singular)
worjechomaj (dual instrumental)
worjechami (instrumental plural)
worjechu (locative singular)
worjechomaj (dual locative)
worjechach (locative plural)
worjecho (singular vocative)
worjechaj (dual vocative)
worjechi (plural vocative)

(botany) nut (walnut fruit, with a hard, resistant, rough and brownish shell, covered by another green shell, which falls off when the fruit is formed, and whose seed is oily and edible)


worješk

worješk (nominative singular)
worješkaj (dual nominative)
worješki (nominative plural)
worješka (genitive singular)
worješkow (dual genitive)
worješkow (genitive plural)
worješkej (dative singular)
worješkomaj (dative dual)
worješkam (dative plural)
worješk (accusative singular)
worješkaj (accusative dual)
worješki (accusative plural)
worješkom (instrumental singular)
worješkomaj (dual instrumental)
worješkami (instrumental plural)
worješku (locative singular)
worješkomaj (dual locative)
worješkach (locative plural)
worješko (singular vocative)
worješkaj (dual vocative)
worješki (plural vocative)


pliška

wagtail (any bird of the genus Motacilla)


wopuška

wopuška (nominative singular)
wopušce (dual nominative)
wopuški (nominative plural)
wopuški (genitive singular)
wopuškow (dual genitive)
wopuškow (genitive plural)
wopušce (dative singular)
wopuškomaj (dative dual)
wopuškam (dative plural)
wopušku (accusative singular)
wopušce (accusative dual)
wopuški (accusative plural)
wopušku (instrumental singular)
wopuškomaj (dual instrumental)
wopuškami (instrumental plural)
wopušce (locative singular)
wopuškomaj (dual locative)
wopuškach (locative plural)
wopuška (singular vocative)
wopušce (dual vocative)
wopuški (plural vocative)


zelenka

zelenka (nominative singular)
zelence (dual nominative)
zelenki (nominative plural)
zelenki (genitive singular)
zelenkow (dual genitive)
zelenkow (genitive plural)
zelence (dative singular)
zelenkomaj (dative dual)
zelenkam (dative plural)
zelenku (accusative singular)
zelence (accusative dual)
zelenki (accusative plural)
zelenku (instrumental singular)
zelenkomaj (dual instrumental)
zelenkami (instrumental plural)
zelence (locative singular)
zelenkomaj (dual locative)
zelenkach (locative plural)
zelenka (singular vocative)
zelence (dual vocative)
zelenki (plural vocative)

Chloris chloris
Chloris chloris#Translingual

greenfinch, especially the European greenfinch (Chloris chloris)

wintergreen, prince's pine, any plant of the genus Chimaphila


zelenka

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


zelenk

zelenk (nominative singular)
zelenkaj (dual nominative)
zelenki (nominative plural)
zelenka (genitive singular)
zelenkow (dual genitive)
zelenkow (genitive plural)
zelenkej (dative singular)
zelenkomaj (dative dual)
zelenkam (dative plural)
zelenk (accusative singular)
zelenkaj (accusative dual)
zelenki (accusative plural)
zelenkom (instrumental singular)
zelenkomaj (dual instrumental)
zelenkami (instrumental plural)
zelenku (locative singular)
zelence (locative singular)
zelenkomaj (dual locative)
zelenkach (locative plural)
zelenko (singular vocative)
zelenkaj (dual vocative)
zelenki (plural vocative)

Russula virescens
Wikispecies:Russula virescens

(botany) green-cracking russula, quilted green russula, green brittlegill (Russula virescens)


khlěb

(archaic, dialectal) Alternative form of chlěb


rěče

inflection of rěč:
nominative/accusative plural


rěčomaj

dative/instrumental/locative dual of rěč