woman

woman (nominative singular)
womanaj (dual nominative)
womany (nominative plural)
womana (genitive singular)
womanow (dual genitive)
womanow (genitive plural)
womanej (dative singular)
womanomaj (dative dual)
womanam (dative plural)
woman (accusative singular)
womanaj (accusative dual)
womany (accusative plural)
womanom (instrumental singular)
womanomaj (dual instrumental)
womanami (instrumental plural)
womanje (locative singular)
womanomaj (dual locative)
womanach (locative plural)
womano (singular vocative)
womanje (singular vocative)
womanaj (dual vocative)
womany (plural vocative)

Inula helenium
Inula helenium#Translingual

(botany) inula, elecampane (Inula, Inula helenium)


kerk

kerk (nominative singular)
kerkaj (dual nominative)
kerki (nominative plural)
kerka (genitive singular)
kerkow (dual genitive)
kerkow (genitive plural)
kerkej (dative singular)
kerkomaj (dative dual)
kerkam (dative plural)
kerk (accusative singular)
kerkaj (accusative dual)
kerki (accusative plural)
kerkom (instrumental singular)
kerkomaj (dual instrumental)
kerkami (instrumental plural)
kerku (locative singular)
kerkomaj (dual locative)
kerkach (locative plural)
kerko (singular vocative)
kerkaj (dual vocative)
kerki (plural vocative)

(botany) shrub, bush (woody plant, medium high, whose height is less than five meters and, as a rule, has branches from its lower part)


moch

móšk (diminutive)
moch (nominative singular)
mochaj (dual nominative)
mochi (nominative plural)
mocha (genitive singular)
mochow (dual genitive)
mochow (genitive plural)
mochej (dative singular)
mochomaj (dative dual)
mocham (dative plural)
moch (accusative singular)
mochaj (accusative dual)
mochi (accusative plural)
mochom (instrumental singular)
mochomaj (dual instrumental)
mochami (instrumental plural)
mochu (locative singular)
moše (locative singular)
mochomaj (dual locative)
mochach (locative plural)
mocho (singular vocative)
mochaj (dual vocative)
mochi (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mъ̀xъ, *mъ̏xъ.


kaktus

hsb-noun

kaktus m inan (related adjective kaktusowy)

kaktusowy (adjective)
kaktus (nominative singular)
kaktusaj (dual nominative)
kaktusy (nominative plural)
kakteje (nominative plural)
kaktusa (genitive singular)
kaktusow (dual genitive)
kaktusow (genitive plural)
kaktejow (genitive plural)
kaktusej (dative singular)
kaktusomaj (dative dual)
kaktusam (dative plural)
kaktejam (dative plural)
kaktus (accusative singular)
kaktusaj (accusative dual)
kaktusy (accusative plural)
kakteje (accusative plural)
kaktusom (instrumental singular)
kaktusomaj (dual instrumental)
kaktusami (instrumental plural)
kaktejemi (instrumental plural)
kaktusu (locative singular)
kaktusomaj (dual locative)
kaktusach (locative plural)
kaktejach (locative plural)
kaktuso (singular vocative)
kaktusaj (dual vocative)
kaktusy (plural vocative)
kakteje (plural vocative)

Kamele zežiwjeja so wot kaktejow.


rokot

rokot (nominative singular)
rokotaj (dual nominative)
rokoty (nominative plural)
rokota (genitive singular)
rokotow (dual genitive)
rokotow (genitive plural)
rokotej (dative singular)
rokotomaj (dative dual)
rokotam (dative plural)
rokot (accusative singular)
rokotaj (accusative dual)
rokoty (accusative plural)
rokotom (instrumental singular)
rokotomaj (dual instrumental)
rokotami (instrumental plural)
rokoće (locative singular)
rokotomaj (dual locative)
rokotach (locative plural)
rokoto (singular vocative)
rokoće (singular vocative)
rokotaj (dual vocative)
rokoty (plural vocative)


konop

konop (nominative singular)
konopi (dual nominative)
konopje (nominative plural)
konopje (genitive singular)
konopjow (dual genitive)
konopjow (genitive plural)
konopi (dative singular)
konopjomaj (dative dual)
konopjam (dative plural)
konop (accusative singular)
konopi (accusative dual)
konopje (accusative plural)
konopju (instrumental singular)
konopjomaj (dual instrumental)
konopjemi (instrumental plural)
konopi (locative singular)
konopjomaj (dual locative)
konopjach (locative plural)
konop (singular vocative)
konopi (dual vocative)
konopje (plural vocative)


proso

proso (nominative singular)
proseći (dual nominative)
prosata (nominative plural)
proseća (genitive singular)
prosećow (dual genitive)
prosatow (genitive plural)
proseću (dative singular)
prosećomaj (dative dual)
prosatam (dative plural)
proso (accusative singular)
proseći (accusative dual)
prosata (accusative plural)
prosećom (instrumental singular)
prosećomaj (dual instrumental)
prosatami (instrumental plural)
proseću (locative singular)
prosećomaj (dual locative)
prosatach (locative plural)
proso (singular vocative)
proseći (dual vocative)
prosata (plural vocative)


skora

skora (nominative singular)
skorje (dual nominative)
skory (nominative plural)
skory (genitive singular)
skorow (dual genitive)
skorow (genitive plural)
skorje (dative singular)
skoromaj (dative dual)
skoram (dative plural)
skoru (accusative singular)
skorje (accusative dual)
skory (accusative plural)
skoru (instrumental singular)
skoromaj (dual instrumental)
skorami (instrumental plural)
skorje (locative singular)
skoromaj (dual locative)
skorach (locative plural)
skora (singular vocative)
skorje (dual vocative)
skory (plural vocative)

(botany) bark (set of peripheral layers covering stems, fruits, tubers, bulbs, seeds, etc.)


symjo

symjo (nominative singular)
symjeni (dual nominative)
symjenja (nominative plural)
symjenja (genitive singular)
symjenjow (dual genitive)
symjenjow (genitive plural)
symjenju (dative singular)
symjenjomaj (dative dual)
symjenjam (dative plural)
symjo (accusative singular)
symjeni (accusative dual)
symjenja (accusative plural)
symjenjom (instrumental singular)
symjenjomaj (dual instrumental)
symjenjami (instrumental plural)
symjenju (locative singular)
symjenjomaj (dual locative)
symjenjach (locative plural)
symjo (singular vocative)
symjeni (dual vocative)
symjenja (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sě̀mę. Cognate with Lower Sorbian semje.

(botany, collective) seeds (part of the fruit that contains the embryo in a latent state and that comes from the development of the ovule (vegetable) after fertilization)


jabłoń

jabłoń (nominative singular)
jabłoni (dual nominative)
jabłonje (nominative plural)
jabłonje (genitive singular)
jabłonjow (dual genitive)
jabłońow (genitive plural)
jabłoni (dative singular)
jabłonjomaj (dative dual)
jabłonjam (dative plural)
jabłoń (accusative singular)
jabłoni (accusative dual)
jabłonje (accusative plural)
jabłonju (instrumental singular)
jabłonjomaj (dual instrumental)
jabłonjemi (instrumental plural)
jabłoni (locative singular)
jabłonjomaj (dual locative)
jabłonjach (locative plural)
jabłoń (singular vocative)
jabłoni (dual vocative)
jabłonje (plural vocative)


soja

soja (nominative singular)
soji (dual nominative)
soje (nominative plural)
soje (genitive singular)
sojow (dual genitive)
sojow (genitive plural)
soji (dative singular)
sojomaj (dative dual)
sojam (dative plural)
soju (accusative singular)
soji (accusative dual)
soje (accusative plural)
soju (instrumental singular)
sojomaj (dual instrumental)
sojemi (instrumental plural)
soji (locative singular)
sojomaj (dual locative)
sojach (locative plural)
soja (singular vocative)
soji (dual vocative)
soje (plural vocative)


kwět

kwět (nominative singular)
kwětaj (dual nominative)
kwěty (nominative plural)
kwěta (genitive singular)
kwětow (dual genitive)
kwětow (genitive plural)
kwětej (dative singular)
kwětomaj (dative dual)
kwětam (dative plural)
kwět (accusative singular)
kwětaj (accusative dual)
kwěty (accusative plural)
kwětom (instrumental singular)
kwětomaj (dual instrumental)
kwětami (instrumental plural)
kwěće (locative singular)
kwětomaj (dual locative)
kwětach (locative plural)
kwěto (singular vocative)
kwěće (singular vocative)
kwětaj (dual vocative)
kwěty (plural vocative)

(botany) blossom, flower (plant organ of sexual reproduction of higher plants, generally composed of sepals, petals, stamens and gynoecium)


pšeńca

pšeńčny (adjective)
pšeńca (nominative singular)
pšeńcy (dual nominative)
pšeńcy (nominative plural)
pšeńcy (genitive singular)
pšeńcow (dual genitive)
pšeńcow (genitive plural)
pšeńcy (dative singular)
pšeńcomaj (dative dual)
pšeńcam (dative plural)
pšeńcu (accusative singular)
pšeńcy (accusative dual)
pšeńcy (accusative plural)
pšeńcu (instrumental singular)
pšeńcomaj (dual instrumental)
pšeńcami (instrumental plural)
pšeńcy (locative singular)
pšeńcomaj (dual locative)
pšeńcach (locative plural)
pšeńca (singular vocative)
pšeńcy (dual vocative)
pšeńcy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pьšenìca. Cognate with Lower Sorbian pšenica.


banja

banja (nominative singular)
bani (dual nominative)
banje (nominative plural)
banje (genitive singular)
banjow (dual genitive)
banjow (genitive plural)
bani (dative singular)
banjomaj (dative dual)
banjam (dative plural)
banju (accusative singular)
bani (accusative dual)
banje (accusative plural)
banju (instrumental singular)
banjomaj (dual instrumental)
banjemi (instrumental plural)
bani (locative singular)
banjomaj (dual locative)
banjach (locative plural)
banja (singular vocative)
bani (dual vocative)
banje (plural vocative)

(botany) pumpkin, gourd, squash (any plant of the genus Cucurbita or its fruit)


truk

truk (nominative singular)
trukaj (dual nominative)
truki (nominative plural)
truka (genitive singular)
trukow (dual genitive)
trukow (genitive plural)
trukej (dative singular)
trukomaj (dative dual)
trukam (dative plural)
truk (accusative singular)
trukaj (accusative dual)
truki (accusative plural)
trukom (instrumental singular)
trukomaj (dual instrumental)
trukami (instrumental plural)
truku (locative singular)
trukomaj (dual locative)
trukach (locative plural)
truko (singular vocative)
trukaj (dual vocative)
truki (plural vocative)

(botany) pod (fruit that is a monocarpellary capsule, dehiscent at the suture and dorsal line, also called a vegetable)


płód

płód (nominative singular)
płodaj (dual nominative)
płody (nominative plural)
płoda (genitive singular)
płodu (genitive singular)
płodow (dual genitive)
płodow (genitive plural)
płodej (dative singular)
płodomaj (dative dual)
płodam (dative plural)
płód (accusative singular)
płodaj (accusative dual)
płody (accusative plural)
płodom (instrumental singular)
płodomaj (dual instrumental)
płodami (instrumental plural)
płodźe (locative singular)
płodomaj (dual locative)
płodach (locative plural)
płodo (singular vocative)
płodźe (singular vocative)
płodaj (dual vocative)
płody (plural vocative)


brěza

brězowy (adjective)
brěza (nominative singular)
brězy (dual nominative)
brězy (nominative plural)
brězy (genitive singular)
brězow (dual genitive)
brězow (genitive plural)
brězy (dative singular)
brězomaj (dative dual)
brězam (dative plural)
brězu (accusative singular)
brězy (accusative dual)
brězy (accusative plural)
brězu (instrumental singular)
brězomaj (dual instrumental)
brězami (instrumental plural)
brězy (locative singular)
brězomaj (dual locative)
brězach (locative plural)
brěza (singular vocative)
brězy (dual vocative)
brězy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bèrza. Cognate with Lower Sorbian brjaza.


wólša

wólša (nominative singular)
wólši (dual nominative)
wólše (nominative plural)
wólše (genitive singular)
wólšow (dual genitive)
wólšow (genitive plural)
wólši (dative singular)
wólšomaj (dative dual)
wólšam (dative plural)
wólšu (accusative singular)
wólši (accusative dual)
wólše (accusative plural)
wólšu (instrumental singular)
wólšomaj (dual instrumental)
wólšemi (instrumental plural)
wólši (locative singular)
wólšomaj (dual locative)
wólšach (locative plural)
wólša (singular vocative)
wólši (dual vocative)
wólše (plural vocative)

wól‧ša wól‧ša


štom

štom m inan (diminutive štomik or štomičk, augmentative štomisko)

štomik (diminutive)
štomičk (diminutive)
štomisko (augmentative)
štom (nominative singular)
štomaj (dual nominative)
štomy (nominative plural)
štoma (genitive singular)
štomow (dual genitive)
štomow (genitive plural)
štomej (dative singular)
štomomaj (dative dual)
štomam (dative plural)
štom (accusative singular)
štomaj (accusative dual)
štomy (accusative plural)
štomom (instrumental singular)
štomomaj (dual instrumental)
štomami (instrumental plural)
štomje (locative singular)
štomomaj (dual locative)
štomach (locative plural)
štomo (singular vocative)
štomje (singular vocative)
štomaj (dual vocative)
štomy (plural vocative)

(botany) tree (woody plant that can reach great heights and whose trunk branches at the top)


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)


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)


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)


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)


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)


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)


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


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”).


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


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)


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)


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)


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)


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)


ćerń

ćerń (nominative singular)
ćernjej (dual nominative)
ćernje (nominative plural)
ćernja (genitive singular)
ćernjow (dual genitive)
ćernjow (genitive plural)
ćerni (genitive plural)
ćernjej (dative singular)
ćernjomaj (dative dual)
ćernjam (dative plural)
ćerń (accusative singular)
ćernjej (accusative dual)
ćernje (accusative plural)
ćernjom (instrumental singular)
ćernjomaj (dual instrumental)
ćernjemi (instrumental plural)
ćernju (locative singular)
ćernjomaj (dual locative)
ćernjach (locative plural)
ćernjo (singular vocative)
ćernjej (dual vocative)
ćernje (plural vocative)

(botany) thorn (acute and rigid extension, in a vegetable, that comes from a branch, a leaf, etc., deeply modified)


wrjós

wrjós (nominative singular)
wrjosaj (dual nominative)
wrjosy (nominative plural)
wrjosa (genitive singular)
wrjosow (dual genitive)
wrjosow (genitive plural)
wrjosej (dative singular)
wrjosomaj (dative dual)
wrjosam (dative plural)
wrjós (accusative singular)
wrjosaj (accusative dual)
wrjosy (accusative plural)
wrjosom (instrumental singular)
wrjosomaj (dual instrumental)
wrjosami (instrumental plural)
wrjosu (locative singular)
wrjosomaj (dual locative)
wrjosach (locative plural)
wrjoso (singular vocative)
wrjosaj (dual vocative)
wrjosy (plural vocative)


jabłonišćo

jabłonišćo (nominative singular)
jabłonišći (dual nominative)
jabłonišća (nominative plural)
jabłonišća (genitive singular)
jabłonišćow (dual genitive)
jabłonišćow (genitive plural)
jabłonišću (dative singular)
jabłonišćomaj (dative dual)
jabłonišćam (dative plural)
jabłonišćo (accusative singular)
jabłonišći (accusative dual)
jabłonišća (accusative plural)
jabłonišćom (instrumental singular)
jabłonišćomaj (dual instrumental)
jabłonišćemi (instrumental plural)
jabłonišću (locative singular)
jabłonišćomaj (dual locative)
jabłonišćach (locative plural)
jabłonišćo (singular vocative)
jabłonišći (dual vocative)
jabłonišća (plural vocative)

ja‧b‧ło‧ni‧š‧ćo jab‧ło‧niš‧ćo

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *àblonišče. By surface analysis, jabłoń + -išćo.


jabłońca

jabłońca (nominative singular)
jabłońcy (dual nominative)
jabłońcy (nominative plural)
jabłońcy (genitive singular)
jabłońcow (dual genitive)
jabłońcow (genitive plural)
jabłońcy (dative singular)
jabłońcomaj (dative dual)
jabłońcam (dative plural)
jabłońcu (accusative singular)
jabłońcy (accusative dual)
jabłońcy (accusative plural)
jabłońcu (instrumental singular)
jabłońcomaj (dual instrumental)
jabłońcami (instrumental plural)
jabłońcy (locative singular)
jabłońcomaj (dual locative)
jabłońcach (locative plural)
jabłońca (singular vocative)
jabłońcy (dual vocative)
jabłońcy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *àblonica. By surface analysis, jabłoń + -ica.


čorny rulik

čorny rulik (nominative singular)
čornej rulikaj (dual nominative)
čorne ruliki (nominative plural)
čorneho rulika (genitive singular)
čorneju rulikow (dual genitive)
čornych rulikow (genitive plural)
čornemu rulikej (dative singular)
čornymaj rulikomaj (dative dual)
čornym rulikam (dative plural)
čorny rulik (accusative singular)
čornej rulikaj (accusative dual)
čorne ruliki (accusative plural)
čornym rulikom (instrumental singular)
čornymaj rulikomaj (dual instrumental)
čornymi rulikami (instrumental plural)
čornym ruliku (locative singular)
čornymaj rulikomaj (dual locative)
čornych rulikach (locative plural)
čorny ruliko (singular vocative)
čornej rulikaj (dual vocative)
čorne ruliki (plural vocative)

/ˈt͡ʃɔʀnɨ ˈʀulik/