dać

dawać (imperfective)
dać (infinitive)
dawši (transgressive)
dam (first-person present singular)
damoj (dual first-person present)
damy (first-person plural present)
daš (present second-person singular)
dataj (dual present second-person virile)
datej (dual nonvirile present second-person)
daće (plural present second-person)
da (present singular third-person)
dataj (dual present third-person virile)
datej (dual nonvirile present third-person)
dadźa (plural present third-person)
dach (first-person past singular)
dachmoj (dual first-person past)
dachmy (first-person past plural)
da (past second-person singular)
daštaj (dual past second-person virile)
daštej (dual nonvirile past second-person)
dašće (past plural second-person)
da (past singular third-person)
daštaj (dual past third-person virile)
daštej (dual nonvirile past third-person)
dachu (past plural third-person)
dajmoj (dual first-person imperative)
dajmy (first-person imperative plural)
daj (imperative second-person singular)
dajtaj (dual imperative second-person virile)
dajtej (dual imperative nonvirile second-person)
dajće (imperative plural second-person)
daj (imperative singular third-person)
daty (participle passive)
dał
daće (noun-from-verb)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dàti. Cognate with Lower Sorbian daś.

to give (to transfer one's possession or holding of (something) to (someone)) [with dative ‘to whom’]

Daj mi nóž.

to give, to hand, to pass (to place in someone's hand) [with dative ‘to whom’]

Daj jemu hić

+obj

to let, to allow [with dative ‘whom’ and infinitive ‘to do what’]

Jutře so do dźěła dam.

(reflexive with so) to attack [with accusative ‘someone’]


dać

dać (infinitive)
dajo (transgressive)
dam (first-person present singular)
damoj (dual first-person present)
damy (first-person plural present)
daš (present second-person singular)
dataj (dual present second-person virile)
datej (dual nonvirile present second-person)
daće (plural present second-person)
da (present singular third-person)
dataj (dual present third-person virile)
datej (dual nonvirile present third-person)
dadźa (plural present third-person)
dach (first-person past singular)
dachmoj (dual first-person past)
dachmy (first-person past plural)
daše (past second-person singular)
daštaj (dual past second-person virile)
daštej (dual nonvirile past second-person)
dašće (past plural second-person)
daše (past singular third-person)
daštaj (dual past third-person virile)
daštej (dual nonvirile past third-person)
dachu (past plural third-person)
dajmoj (dual first-person imperative)
dajmy (first-person imperative plural)
daj (imperative second-person singular)
dajtaj (dual imperative second-person virile)
dajtej (dual imperative nonvirile second-person)
dajće (imperative plural second-person)
daj (imperative singular third-person)
daty (participle passive)
dał
daće (noun-from-verb)
dać (infinitive)
dawši (transgressive)
dam (first-person present singular)
damoj (dual first-person present)
damy (first-person plural present)
daš (present second-person singular)
dataj (dual present second-person virile)
datej (dual nonvirile present second-person)
daće (plural present second-person)
da (present singular third-person)
dataj (dual present third-person virile)
datej (dual nonvirile present third-person)
dadźa (plural present third-person)
dach (first-person past singular)
dachmoj (dual first-person past)
dachmy (first-person past plural)
da (past second-person singular)
daštaj (dual past second-person virile)
daštej (dual nonvirile past second-person)
dašće (past plural second-person)
da (past singular third-person)
daštaj (dual past third-person virile)
daštej (dual nonvirile past third-person)
dachu (past plural third-person)
dajmoj (dual first-person imperative)
dajmy (first-person imperative plural)
daj (imperative second-person singular)
dajtaj (dual imperative second-person virile)
dajtej (dual imperative nonvirile second-person)
dajće (imperative plural second-person)
daj (imperative singular third-person)
daty (participle passive)
dał
daće (noun-from-verb)

Da sebi zub wutorhnyć

(dialectal) to order, to tell someone to do something [with dative ‘someone’]


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)

Garrulus glandarius
Garrulus glandarius#Translingual

(zoology) Eurasian jay (Garrulus glandarius)


budu

inflection of być:
first-person singular future

inflection of być:
third-person plural future


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)

Malus domestica
Malus domestica#Translingual


jatřob

jatřob (nominative singular)
jatřobjej (dual nominative)
jatřobje (nominative plural)
jatřobja (genitive singular)
jatřobjow (dual genitive)
jatřobjow (genitive plural)
jatřobjej (dative singular)
jatřobjomaj (dative dual)
jatřobjam (dative plural)
jatřobja (accusative singular)
jatřobjej (accusative dual)
jatřobje (accusative plural)
jatřobjom (instrumental singular)
jatřobjomaj (dual instrumental)
jatřobjemi (instrumental plural)
jatřobju (locative singular)
jatřobjomaj (dual locative)
jatřobjach (locative plural)
jatřobjo (singular vocative)
jatřobjej (dual vocative)
jatřobje (plural vocative)


šlink

šlink (nominative singular)
šlinkaj (dual nominative)
šlinki (nominative plural)
šlinka (genitive singular)
šlinkow (dual genitive)
šlinkow (genitive plural)
šlinkej (dative singular)
šlinkomaj (dative dual)
šlinkam (dative plural)
šlinka (accusative singular)
šlinkaj (accusative dual)
šlinki (accusative plural)
šlinkom (instrumental singular)
šlinkomaj (dual instrumental)
šlinkami (instrumental plural)
šlinku (locative singular)
šlinkomaj (dual locative)
šlinkach (locative plural)
šlinko (singular vocative)
šlinkaj (dual vocative)
šlinki (plural vocative)


pawk

pawk (nominative singular)
pawkaj (dual nominative)
pawki (nominative plural)
pawka (genitive singular)
pawkow (dual genitive)
pawkow (genitive plural)
pawkej (dative singular)
pawkomaj (dative dual)
pawkam (dative plural)
pawka (accusative singular)
pawkaj (accusative dual)
pawki (accusative plural)
pawkom (instrumental singular)
pawkomaj (dual instrumental)
pawkami (instrumental plural)
pawku (locative singular)
pawkomaj (dual locative)
pawkach (locative plural)
pawko (singular vocative)
pawkaj (dual vocative)
pawki (plural vocative)


wuž

wuž (nominative singular)
wužej (dual nominative)
wuže (nominative plural)
wuža (genitive singular)
wužow (dual genitive)
wužow (genitive plural)
wužej (dative singular)
wužomaj (dative dual)
wužam (dative plural)
wuža (accusative singular)
wužej (accusative dual)
wuže (accusative plural)
wužom (instrumental singular)
wužomaj (dual instrumental)
wužemi (instrumental plural)
wužu (locative singular)
wužomaj (dual locative)
wužach (locative plural)
wužo (singular vocative)
wužej (dual vocative)
wuže (plural vocative)


łosos

łosos (nominative singular)
łososaj (dual nominative)
łososy (nominative plural)
łososa (genitive singular)
łososow (dual genitive)
łososow (genitive plural)
łososej (dative singular)
łososomaj (dative dual)
łososam (dative plural)
łososa (accusative singular)
łososaj (accusative dual)
łososy (accusative plural)
łososom (instrumental singular)
łososomaj (dual instrumental)
łososami (instrumental plural)
łososu (locative singular)
łososomaj (dual locative)
łososach (locative plural)
łososo (singular vocative)
łososaj (dual vocative)
łososy (plural vocative)


worjoł

worjoł (nominative singular)
worjołaj (dual nominative)
worjoły (nominative plural)
worjoła (genitive singular)
worjołow (dual genitive)
worjołow (genitive plural)
worjołej (dative singular)
worjołomaj (dative dual)
worjołam (dative plural)
worjoła (accusative singular)
worjołaj (accusative dual)
worjoły (accusative plural)
worjołom (instrumental singular)
worjołomaj (dual instrumental)
worjołami (instrumental plural)
worjołu (locative singular)
worjole (locative singular)
worjołomaj (dual locative)
worjołach (locative plural)
worjoło (singular vocative)
worjole (singular vocative)
worjołaj (dual vocative)
worjoły (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *orьlъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *arélis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₃érō.


sokoł

sokoł (nominative singular)
sokołaj (dual nominative)
sokoły (nominative plural)
sokoła (genitive singular)
sokołow (dual genitive)
sokołow (genitive plural)
sokołej (dative singular)
sokołomaj (dative dual)
sokołam (dative plural)
sokoła (accusative singular)
sokołaj (accusative dual)
sokoły (accusative plural)
sokołom (instrumental singular)
sokołomaj (dual instrumental)
sokołami (instrumental plural)
sokole (locative singular)
sokołomaj (dual locative)
sokołach (locative plural)
sokoło (singular vocative)
sokole (singular vocative)
sokołaj (dual vocative)
sokoły (plural vocative)


wrobl

wrobl (nominative singular)
wroblej (dual nominative)
wroble (nominative plural)
wrobla (genitive singular)
wroblow (dual genitive)
wroblow (genitive plural)
wrobli (genitive plural)
wroblej (dative singular)
wroblomaj (dative dual)
wroblam (dative plural)
wrobla (accusative singular)
wroblej (accusative dual)
wroble (accusative plural)
wroblom (instrumental singular)
wroblomaj (dual instrumental)
wroblemi (instrumental plural)
wroblu (locative singular)
wroblomaj (dual locative)
wroblach (locative plural)
wroblo (singular vocative)
wroblej (dual vocative)
wroble (plural vocative)


wroblik

wroblik (nominative singular)
wroblikaj (dual nominative)
wrobliki (nominative plural)
wroblika (genitive singular)
wroblikow (dual genitive)
wroblikow (genitive plural)
wroblikej (dative singular)
wroblikomaj (dative dual)
wroblikam (dative plural)
wroblika (accusative singular)
wroblikaj (accusative dual)
wrobliki (accusative plural)
wroblikom (instrumental singular)
wroblikomaj (dual instrumental)
wroblikami (instrumental plural)
wrobliku (locative singular)
wroblikomaj (dual locative)
wroblikach (locative plural)
wrobliko (singular vocative)
wroblikaj (dual vocative)
wrobliki (plural vocative)
wroblk (alternative)


łastojčka

łastojčka (nominative singular)
łastojčce (dual nominative)
łastojčki (nominative plural)
łastojčki (genitive singular)
łastojčkow (dual genitive)
łastojčkow (genitive plural)
łastojčce (dative singular)
łastojčkomaj (dative dual)
łastojčkam (dative plural)
łastojčku (accusative singular)
łastojčce (accusative dual)
łastojčki (accusative plural)
łastojčku (instrumental singular)
łastojčkomaj (dual instrumental)
łastojčkami (instrumental plural)
łastojčce (locative singular)
łastojčkomaj (dual locative)
łastojčkach (locative plural)
łastojčka (singular vocative)
łastojčce (dual vocative)
łastojčki (plural vocative)


sykora

sykora (nominative singular)
sykorje (dual nominative)
sykory (nominative plural)
sykory (genitive singular)
sykorow (dual genitive)
sykorow (genitive plural)
sykorje (dative singular)
sykoromaj (dative dual)
sykoram (dative plural)
sykoru (accusative singular)
sykorje (accusative dual)
sykory (accusative plural)
sykoru (instrumental singular)
sykoromaj (dual instrumental)
sykorami (instrumental plural)
sykorje (locative singular)
sykoromaj (dual locative)
sykorach (locative plural)
sykora (singular vocative)
sykorje (dual vocative)
sykory (plural vocative)


sykorka

hsb-noun

sykorka f (related adjective sykorči or sykorjacy)

sykorči (adjective)
sykorjacy (adjective)
sykorka (nominative singular)
sykorce (dual nominative)
sykorki (nominative plural)
sykorki (genitive singular)
sykorkow (dual genitive)
sykorkow (genitive plural)
sykorce (dative singular)
sykorkomaj (dative dual)
sykorkam (dative plural)
sykorku (accusative singular)
sykorce (accusative dual)
sykorki (accusative plural)
sykorku (instrumental singular)
sykorkomaj (dual instrumental)
sykorkami (instrumental plural)
sykorce (locative singular)
sykorkomaj (dual locative)
sykorkach (locative plural)
sykorka (singular vocative)
sykorce (dual vocative)
sykorki (plural vocative)


łopata

łopata (nominative singular)
łopaće (dual nominative)
łopaty (nominative plural)
łopaty (genitive singular)
łopatow (dual genitive)
łopatow (genitive plural)
łopaće (dative singular)
łopatomaj (dative dual)
łopatam (dative plural)
łopatu (accusative singular)
łopaće (accusative dual)
łopaty (accusative plural)
łopatu (instrumental singular)
łopatomaj (dual instrumental)
łopatami (instrumental plural)
łopaće (locative singular)
łopatomaj (dual locative)
łopatach (locative plural)
łopata (singular vocative)
łopaće (dual vocative)
łopaty (plural vocative)

shovel, spade (iron or wooden utensil for putting bread in or taking it out of the oven, picking up rubbish, spreading and smoothing mortar, picking up and moving earth, etc.)


swětły

head

swětły (comparative swětliši, superlative najswětliši, absolute superlative nanajswětliši, excessive přeswětły, adverb swětle or swětło)

swětliši (comparative)
najswětliši (superlative)
nanajswětliši (absolute superlative)
přeswětły (excessive)
swětle (adverb)
swětło (adverb)
swětły (masculine nominative singular vocative)
swětły (inanimate masculine nominative singular vocative)
swětłe (neuter nominative singular vocative)
swětła (feminine nominative singular vocative)
swětłaj (dual nominative virile vocative)
swětłej (dual nominative nonvirile vocative)
swětli (nominative plural virile vocative)
swětłe (nominative nonvirile plural vocative)
swětłeho (genitive singular)
swětłeho (genitive inanimate singular)
swětłeho (genitive neuter singular)
swětłoh (colloquial genitive poetic singular)
swětłoh (colloquial genitive inanimate poetic singular)
swětłoh (colloquial genitive neuter poetic singular)
swětłeje (feminine genitive singular)
swětłeju (dual genitive)
swětłych (genitive plural)
swětłemu (dative singular)
swětłemu (dative inanimate singular)
swětłemu (dative neuter singular)
swětłom (colloquial dative poetic singular)
swětłom (colloquial dative inanimate poetic singular)
swětłom (colloquial dative neuter poetic singular)
swětłej (dative feminine singular)
swětłymaj (dative dual)
swětłym (dative plural)
swětłeho (accusative masculine singular)
swětłoh (accusative colloquial masculine poetic singular)
swětły (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
swětłe (accusative neuter singular)
swětłu (accusative feminine singular)
swětłeju (accusative dual virile)
swětłej (accusative dual nonvirile)
swětłych (accusative plural virile)
swětłe (accusative nonvirile plural)
swětłym (instrumental singular)
swětłym (inanimate instrumental singular)
swětłym (instrumental neuter singular)
swětłej (feminine instrumental singular)
swětłymaj (dual instrumental)
swětłymi (instrumental plural)
swětłym (locative singular)
swětłym (inanimate locative singular)
swětłym (locative neuter singular)
swětłej (feminine locative singular)
swětłymaj (dual locative)
swětłych (locative plural)


bróń

brónjowy (adjective)
bróń (nominative singular)
broni (dual nominative)
bronje (nominative plural)
bronje (genitive singular)
bronjow (dual genitive)
brońow (genitive plural)
broni (dative singular)
bronjomaj (dative dual)
bronjam (dative plural)
bróń (accusative singular)
broni (accusative dual)
bronje (accusative plural)
bronju (instrumental singular)
bronjomaj (dual instrumental)
bronjemi (instrumental plural)
broni (locative singular)
bronjomaj (dual locative)
bronjach (locative plural)
bróń (singular vocative)
broni (dual vocative)
bronje (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bȏrnь. Cognate with Lower Sorbian broń.

weapon (any instrument, cutting, piercing or blunt, used as a form of attack or defense)


bróń

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nonlemma

second/third-person imperative singular of brónić


awtor

awtorka (feminine)
awtor (nominative singular)
awtoraj (dual nominative)
awtorojo (nominative plural)
awtorjo (nominative plural)
awtora (genitive singular)
awtorow (dual genitive)
awtorow (genitive plural)
awtorej (dative singular)
awtoromaj (dative dual)
awtoram (dative plural)
awtora (accusative singular)
awtorow (accusative dual)
awtorow (accusative plural)
awtorom (instrumental singular)
awtoromaj (dual instrumental)
awtorami (instrumental plural)
awtoru (locative singular)
awtorje (locative singular)
awtoromaj (dual locative)
awtorach (locative plural)
awtoro (singular vocative)
awtorje (singular vocative)
awtoraj (dual vocative)
awtorojo (plural vocative)
awtorjo (plural vocative)


dłóń

dłóń (nominative singular)
dłóni (dual nominative)
dłónje (nominative plural)
dłónje (genitive singular)
dłónjow (dual genitive)
dłóńow (genitive plural)
dłóni (dative singular)
dłónjomaj (dative dual)
dłónjam (dative plural)
dłóń (accusative singular)
dłóni (accusative dual)
dłónje (accusative plural)
dłónju (instrumental singular)
dłónjomaj (dual instrumental)
dłónjemi (instrumental plural)
dłóni (locative singular)
dłónjomaj (dual locative)
dłónjach (locative plural)
dłóń (singular vocative)
dłóni (dual vocative)
dłónje (plural vocative)


hranica

hsb-noun

hranica f (related adjective hranicowy or hraničny)

hranicowy (adjective)
hraničny (adjective)
hranica (nominative singular)
hranicy (dual nominative)
hranicy (nominative plural)
hranicy (genitive singular)
hranicow (dual genitive)
hranicow (genitive plural)
hranicy (dative singular)
hranicomaj (dative dual)
hranicam (dative plural)
hranicu (accusative singular)
hranicy (accusative dual)
hranicy (accusative plural)
hranicu (instrumental singular)
hranicomaj (dual instrumental)
hranicami (instrumental plural)
hranicy (locative singular)
hranicomaj (dual locative)
hranicach (locative plural)
hranica (singular vocative)
hranicy (dual vocative)
hranicy (plural vocative)

border (line that territorially delimits a State, establishing its extension)


mjeno

From Proto-Slavic *jь̏mę, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁nómn̥.


Waršawa

Waršawa (nominative singular)
Waršawje (dual nominative)
Waršawy (nominative plural)
Waršawy (genitive singular)
Waršawow (dual genitive)
Waršawow (genitive plural)
Waršawje (dative singular)
Waršawomaj (dative dual)
Waršawam (dative plural)
Waršawu (accusative singular)
Waršawje (accusative dual)
Waršawy (accusative plural)
Waršawu (instrumental singular)
Waršawomaj (dual instrumental)
Waršawami (instrumental plural)
Waršawje (locative singular)
Waršawomaj (dual locative)
Waršawach (locative plural)
Waršawa (singular vocative)
Waršawje (dual vocative)
Waršawy (plural vocative)


nić

nić (nominative singular)
nići (dual nominative)
niće (nominative plural)
niće (genitive singular)
nićow (dual genitive)
nićow (genitive plural)
nići (genitive plural)
nići (dative singular)
nićomaj (dative dual)
nićam (dative plural)
nić (accusative singular)
nići (accusative dual)
niće (accusative plural)
niću (instrumental singular)
nićomaj (dual instrumental)
nićemi (instrumental plural)
nići (locative singular)
nićomaj (dual locative)
nićach (locative plural)
nić (singular vocative)
nići (dual vocative)
niće (plural vocative)


niski

head

niski (comparative niši, superlative najniši, absolute superlative nanajniši, excessive přeniski, adverb nisko)

niši (comparative)
najniši (superlative)
nanajniši (absolute superlative)
přeniski (excessive)
nisko (adverb)
niski (masculine nominative singular vocative)
niski (inanimate masculine nominative singular vocative)
niske (neuter nominative singular vocative)
niska (feminine nominative singular vocative)
niskaj (dual nominative virile vocative)
niskej (dual nominative virile vocative)
niskej (dual nominative nonvirile vocative)
niscy (nominative plural virile vocative)
niske (nominative nonvirile plural vocative)
niskeho (genitive singular)
niskeho (genitive inanimate singular)
niskeho (genitive neuter singular)
niskoh (colloquial genitive poetic singular)
niskoh (colloquial genitive inanimate poetic singular)
niskoh (colloquial genitive neuter poetic singular)
niskeje (feminine genitive singular)
niskeju (dual genitive)
niskich (genitive plural)
niskemu (dative singular)
niskemu (dative inanimate singular)
niskemu (dative neuter singular)
niskom (colloquial dative poetic singular)
niskom (colloquial dative inanimate poetic singular)
niskom (colloquial dative neuter poetic singular)
niskej (dative feminine singular)
niskimaj (dative dual)
niskim (dative plural)
niskeho (accusative masculine singular)
niskoh (accusative colloquial masculine poetic singular)
niski (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
niske (accusative neuter singular)
nisku (accusative feminine singular)
niskeju (accusative dual virile)
niskej (accusative dual nonvirile)
niskich (accusative plural virile)
niske (accusative nonvirile plural)
niskim (instrumental singular)
niskim (inanimate instrumental singular)
niskim (instrumental neuter singular)
niskej (feminine instrumental singular)
niskimaj (dual instrumental)
niskimi (instrumental plural)
niskim (locative singular)
niskim (inanimate locative singular)
niskim (locative neuter singular)
niskej (feminine locative singular)
niskimaj (dual locative)
niskich (locative plural)

Trawa na dworje je niska.

low (that extends or drags along the ground or that rises just above the ground)


połny

połny (comparative połniši, superlative najpołniši, absolute superlative nanajpołniši, excessive přepołny, adverb połnje)

połniši (comparative)
najpołniši (superlative)
nanajpołniši (absolute superlative)
přepołny (excessive)
połnje (adverb)
połny (masculine nominative singular vocative)
połny (inanimate masculine nominative singular vocative)
połne (neuter nominative singular vocative)
połna (feminine nominative singular vocative)
połnaj (dual nominative virile vocative)
połnej (dual nominative nonvirile vocative)
połni (nominative plural virile vocative)
połne (nominative nonvirile plural vocative)
połneho (genitive singular)
połneho (genitive inanimate singular)
połneho (genitive neuter singular)
połnoh (colloquial genitive poetic singular)
połnoh (colloquial genitive inanimate poetic singular)
połnoh (colloquial genitive neuter poetic singular)
połneje (feminine genitive singular)
połneju (dual genitive)
połnych (genitive plural)
połnemu (dative singular)
połnemu (dative inanimate singular)
połnemu (dative neuter singular)
połnom (colloquial dative poetic singular)
połnom (colloquial dative inanimate poetic singular)
połnom (colloquial dative neuter poetic singular)
połnej (dative feminine singular)
połnymaj (dative dual)
połnym (dative plural)
połneho (accusative masculine singular)
połnoh (accusative colloquial masculine poetic singular)
połny (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
połne (accusative neuter singular)
połnu (accusative feminine singular)
połneju (accusative dual virile)
połnej (accusative dual nonvirile)
połnych (accusative plural virile)
połne (accusative nonvirile plural)
połnym (instrumental singular)
połnym (inanimate instrumental singular)
połnym (instrumental neuter singular)
połnej (feminine instrumental singular)
połnymaj (dual instrumental)
połnymi (instrumental plural)
połnym (locative singular)
połnym (inanimate locative singular)
połnym (locative neuter singular)
połnej (feminine locative singular)
połnymaj (dual locative)
połnych (locative plural)

Tank awta je połny.


wina

wina (nominative singular)
winje (dual nominative)
winy (nominative plural)
winy (genitive singular)
winow (dual genitive)
winow (genitive plural)
winje (dative singular)
winomaj (dative dual)
winam (dative plural)
winu (accusative singular)
winje (accusative dual)
winy (accusative plural)
winu (instrumental singular)
winomaj (dual instrumental)
winami (instrumental plural)
winje (locative singular)
winomaj (dual locative)
winach (locative plural)
wina (singular vocative)
winje (dual vocative)
winy (plural vocative)


zyma

zyma (nominative singular)
zymje (dual nominative)
zymy (nominative plural)
zymy (genitive singular)
zymow (dual genitive)
zymow (genitive plural)
zymje (dative singular)
zymomaj (dative dual)
zymam (dative plural)
zymu (accusative singular)
zymje (accusative dual)
zymy (accusative plural)
zymu (instrumental singular)
zymomaj (dual instrumental)
zymami (instrumental plural)
zymje (locative singular)
zymomaj (dual locative)
zymach (locative plural)
zyma (singular vocative)
zymje (dual vocative)
zymy (plural vocative)

(astronomy) winter (season of the year between autumn and spring, in which the length of the days increases, always remaining shorter than the nights, and which is characterized, in temperate zones, by cold and rain)


kupować

kupić (perfective)
kupować (infinitive)
kupujo (transgressive)
kupujcy (transgressive)
kupuju (first-person present singular)
kupujemoj (dual first-person present)
kupujemy (first-person plural present)
kupuješ (present second-person singular)
kupujetaj (dual present second-person virile)
kupujetej (dual nonvirile present second-person)
kupujeće (plural present second-person)
kupuje (present singular third-person)
kupujetaj (dual present third-person virile)
kupujetej (dual nonvirile present third-person)
kupuja (plural present third-person)
kupowach (first-person past singular)
kupowachmoj (dual first-person past)
kupowachmy (first-person past plural)
kupowaše (past second-person singular)
kupowaštaj (dual past second-person virile)
kupowaštej (dual nonvirile past second-person)
kupowašće (past plural second-person)
kupowaše (past singular third-person)
kupowaštaj (dual past third-person virile)
kupowaštej (dual nonvirile past third-person)
kupowachu (past plural third-person)
kupujmoj (dual first-person imperative)
kupujmy (first-person imperative plural)
kupuj (imperative second-person singular)
kupujtaj (dual imperative second-person virile)
kupujtej (dual imperative nonvirile second-person)
kupujće (imperative plural second-person)
kupuj (imperative singular third-person)
kupowacy (active participle)
kupował
kupowanje (noun-from-verb)

From kupić + -ować. Cognate with Lower Sorbian kupowaś.


kupić

kupować (perfective)
kupić (infinitive)
kupiwši (transgressive)
kupju (first-person present singular)
kupimoj (dual first-person present)
kupimy (first-person plural present)
kupiš (present second-person singular)
kupitaj (dual present second-person virile)
kupitej (dual nonvirile present second-person)
kupiće (plural present second-person)
kupi (present singular third-person)
kupitaj (dual present third-person virile)
kupitej (dual nonvirile present third-person)
kupja (plural present third-person)
kupich (first-person past singular)
kupichmoj (dual first-person past)
kupichmy (first-person past plural)
kupi (past second-person singular)
kupištaj (dual past second-person virile)
kupištej (dual nonvirile past second-person)
kupišće (past plural second-person)
kupi (past singular third-person)
kupištaj (dual past third-person virile)
kupištej (dual nonvirile past third-person)
kupichu (past plural third-person)
kupmoj (dual first-person imperative)
kupmy (first-person imperative plural)
kup (imperative second-person singular)
kuptaj (dual imperative second-person virile)
kuptej (dual imperative nonvirile second-person)
kupće (imperative plural second-person)
kup (imperative singular third-person)
kupjeny (participle passive)
kupił
kupjenje (noun-from-verb)


łódź

hsb-noun

łódź f (diminutive łódźička, related adjective łódźny)

łódźička (diminutive)
łódźny (adjective)
łódź (nominative singular)
łódźi (dual nominative)
łódźe (nominative plural)
łódźe (genitive singular)
łódźow (dual genitive)
łódźow (genitive plural)
łódźi (dative singular)
łódźomaj (dative dual)
łódźam (dative plural)
łódź (accusative singular)
łódźi (accusative dual)
łódźe (accusative plural)
łódźu (instrumental singular)
łódźomaj (dual instrumental)
łódźemi (instrumental plural)
łódźi (locative singular)
łódźomaj (dual locative)
łódźach (locative plural)
łódź (singular vocative)
łódźi (dual vocative)
łódźe (plural vocative)


myć

myć (infinitive)
myajo (transgressive)
myam (first-person present singular)
myamoj (dual first-person present)
myamy (first-person plural present)
myaš (present second-person singular)
myataj (dual present second-person virile)
myatej (dual nonvirile present second-person)
myaće (plural present second-person)
mya (present singular third-person)
myataj (dual present third-person virile)
myatej (dual nonvirile present third-person)
myaja (plural present third-person)
myaju (plural present third-person)
myach (first-person past singular)
myachmoj (dual first-person past)
myachmy (first-person past plural)
myaše (past second-person singular)
myaštaj (dual past second-person virile)
myaštej (dual nonvirile past second-person)
myašće (past plural second-person)
myaše (past singular third-person)
myaštaj (dual past third-person virile)
myaštej (dual nonvirile past third-person)
myachu (past plural third-person)
myajmoj (dual first-person imperative)
myajmy (first-person imperative plural)
myaj (imperative second-person singular)
myajtaj (dual imperative second-person virile)
myajtej (dual imperative nonvirile second-person)
myajće (imperative plural second-person)
myaj (imperative singular third-person)
myacy (active participle)
myany (participle passive)
myał
myanje (noun-from-verb)


rěka

rěka (nominative singular)
rěce (dual nominative)
rěki (nominative plural)
rěki (genitive singular)
rěkow (dual genitive)
rěkow (genitive plural)
rěce (dative singular)
rěkomaj (dative dual)
rěkam (dative plural)
rěku (accusative singular)
rěce (accusative dual)
rěki (accusative plural)
rěku (instrumental singular)
rěkomaj (dual instrumental)
rěkami (instrumental plural)
rěce (locative singular)
rěkomaj (dual locative)
rěkach (locative plural)
rěka (singular vocative)
rěce (dual vocative)
rěki (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rě̄kà /*rěkà.

inh+

river (natural watercourse that originates, generally, in the mountains and flows into the sea, a lake or another river, or, sometimes, enters the land)


rěka

second/third-person singular present of rěkać


zemja

zemja (nominative singular)
zemi (dual nominative)
zemje (nominative plural)
zemje (genitive singular)
zemjow (dual genitive)
zemjow (genitive plural)
zemi (dative singular)
zemjomaj (dative dual)
zemjam (dative plural)
zemju (accusative singular)
zemi (accusative dual)
zemje (accusative plural)
zemju (instrumental singular)
zemjomaj (dual instrumental)
zemjemi (instrumental plural)
zemi (locative singular)
zemjomaj (dual locative)
zemjach (locative plural)
zemja (singular vocative)
zemi (dual vocative)
zemje (plural vocative)

(astronomy, geography) Earth (primary planet of the solar system, which we inhabit, ellipsoidal in shape with polar flattening (1/297), 6370 km of average radius and 540,082,000 km2 of surface, according to Kossina's calculation)

Hdyž bě to prajił, pluny na zemju, a sčini błóto ze slinow, a pomaza błóto na jeho woči.

1896, Nowy Zakoń: Do hornjoserbsćiny po rjedźe Vulgaty prelozistaj Jurij Luscanski a Michal Hórnik, Z nakladom towaŕstwa ss. Cyrilla a Methocija, page 150:

When he had said this, he spat on the ground, and made mud of the spittle, and anointed his eyes with the mud.

(literary) country (space demarcated by geographic borders and endowed with its own sovereignty)


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)


syno

syno (nominative singular)
synje (dual nominative)
syna (nominative plural)
syna (genitive singular)
synow (dual genitive)
synow (genitive plural)
synu (dative singular)
synomaj (dative dual)
synam (dative plural)
syno (accusative singular)
synje (accusative dual)
syna (accusative plural)
synom (instrumental singular)
synomaj (dual instrumental)
synami (instrumental plural)
synje (locative singular)
synomaj (dual locative)
synach (locative plural)
syno (singular vocative)
synje (dual vocative)
syna (plural vocative)

hay (herbs that, after drying, are used as fodder)


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)
pšenica (alternative obsolete)

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


čłowjek

čłowjek (nominative singular)
čłowjekaj (dual nominative)
čłowjekojo (nominative plural)
čłowjeka (genitive singular)
čłowjekow (dual genitive)
čłowjekow (genitive plural)
čłowjekej (dative singular)
čłowjekomaj (dative dual)
čłowjekam (dative plural)
čłowjeka (accusative singular)
čłowjekow (accusative dual)
čłowjekow (accusative plural)
čłowjekom (instrumental singular)
čłowjekomaj (dual instrumental)
čłowjekami (instrumental plural)
čłowjeku (locative singular)
čłowjekomaj (dual locative)
čłowjekach (locative plural)
čłowječe (singular vocative)
čłowjeko (singular vocative)
čłowjekaj (dual vocative)
čłowjekojo (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *čьlověkъ, *čelověkъ.

Čłowjekojo maja podobne kajkosće kaž wopicy.

Humans have similar characteristics to monkeys.


dźěd

dźěd (nominative singular)
dźědaj (dual nominative)
dźědojo (nominative plural)
dźěda (genitive singular)
dźědow (dual genitive)
dźědow (genitive plural)
dźědej (dative singular)
dźědomaj (dative dual)
dźědam (dative plural)
dźěda (accusative singular)
dźědow (accusative dual)
dźědow (accusative plural)
dźědom (instrumental singular)
dźědomaj (dual instrumental)
dźědami (instrumental plural)
dźědu (locative singular)
dźědźe (locative singular)
dźědomaj (dual locative)
dźědach (locative plural)
dźědo (singular vocative)
dźědaj (dual vocative)
dźědojo (plural vocative)

grandfather (father's father or mother's father)


ćěsto

ćěsto (nominative singular)
ćěsće (dual nominative)
ćěsta (nominative plural)
ćěsta (genitive singular)
ćěstow (dual genitive)
ćěstow (genitive plural)
ćěstu (dative singular)
ćěstomaj (dative dual)
ćěstam (dative plural)
ćěsto (accusative singular)
ćěsće (accusative dual)
ćěsta (accusative plural)
ćěstom (instrumental singular)
ćěstomaj (dual instrumental)
ćěstami (instrumental plural)
ćěsće (locative singular)
ćěstomaj (dual locative)
ćěstach (locative plural)
ćěsto (singular vocative)
ćěsće (dual vocative)
ćěsta (plural vocative)

ćě‧s‧to ćěs‧to

dough (mix of flour with water or another liquid, which forms a paste)


wósk

wóskowy (adjective)
wósk (nominative singular)
wóskaj (dual nominative)
wóski (nominative plural)
wóska (genitive singular)
wóskow (dual genitive)
wóskow (genitive plural)
wóskej (dative singular)
wóskomaj (dative dual)
wóskam (dative plural)
wósk (accusative singular)
wóskaj (accusative dual)
wóski (accusative plural)
wóskom (instrumental singular)
wóskomaj (dual instrumental)
wóskami (instrumental plural)
wósku (locative singular)
wóskomaj (dual locative)
wóskach (locative plural)
wósko (singular vocative)
wóskaj (dual vocative)
wóski (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vòskъ, *vȍskъ.

wax (fatty substance secreted by bees and with which they build honeycombs)


dawać

dać (perfective)
dawać (infinitive)
dawajo (transgressive)
dawajcy (transgressive)
dawam (first-person present singular)
dawamoj (dual first-person present)
dawamy (first-person plural present)
dawaš (present second-person singular)
dawataj (dual present second-person virile)
dawatej (dual nonvirile present second-person)
dawaće (plural present second-person)
dawa (present singular third-person)
dawataj (dual present third-person virile)
dawatej (dual nonvirile present third-person)
dawaja (plural present third-person)
dawaju (plural present third-person)
dawach (first-person past singular)
dawachmoj (dual first-person past)
dawachmy (first-person past plural)
dawaše (past second-person singular)
dawaštaj (dual past second-person virile)
dawaštej (dual nonvirile past second-person)
dawašće (past plural second-person)
dawaše (past singular third-person)
dawaštaj (dual past third-person virile)
dawaštej (dual nonvirile past third-person)
dawachu (past plural third-person)
dawajmoj (dual first-person imperative)
dawajmy (first-person imperative plural)
dawaj (imperative second-person singular)
dawajtaj (dual imperative second-person virile)
dawajtej (dual imperative nonvirile second-person)
dawajće (imperative plural second-person)
dawaj (imperative singular third-person)
dawacy (active participle)
dawany (participle passive)
dawał
dawanje (noun-from-verb)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dāvàti. Cognate with Lower Sorbian dawaś.

(transitive) to give (to transfer one's possession or holding of (something) to (someone)) [with dative ‘to whom’]

(transitive) to give, to hand, to pass (to place in someone's hand) [with dative ‘to whom’]

Dawaja apelsiny

(intransitive, colloquial) to exist, there be

(reflexive with so) to marry in, marry into


měsac

měsac (nominative singular)
měsacaj (dual nominative)
měsacy (nominative plural)
měsaca (genitive singular)
měsacow (dual genitive)
měsacow (genitive plural)
měsacej (dative singular)
měsacomaj (dative dual)
měsacam (dative plural)
měsac (accusative singular)
měsacaj (accusative dual)
měsacy (accusative plural)
měsacom (instrumental singular)
měsacomaj (dual instrumental)
měsacami (instrumental plural)
měsacu (locative singular)
měsacomaj (dual locative)
měsacach (locative plural)
měsaco (singular vocative)
měsacaj (dual vocative)
měsacy (plural vocative)

Kóždy měsac wopytam dom swojeje wowki a dźěda

Every month I visit my grandparents' house

month (division of a year, usually one twelfth ≈ 30 days)


wjelk

wjelčica (feminine)
wjelk (nominative singular)
wjelkaj (dual nominative)
wjelki (nominative plural)
wjelka (genitive singular)
wjelkow (dual genitive)
wjelkow (genitive plural)
wjelkej (dative singular)
wjelkomaj (dative dual)
wjelkam (dative plural)
wjelka (accusative singular)
wjelkaj (accusative dual)
wjelki (accusative plural)
wjelkom (instrumental singular)
wjelkomaj (dual instrumental)
wjelkami (instrumental plural)
wjelku (locative singular)
wjelce (locative singular)
wjelkomaj (dual locative)
wjelkach (locative plural)
wjelko (singular vocative)
wjelkaj (dual vocative)
wjelki (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vьlkъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wilkás, from Proto-Indo-European *wĺ̥kʷos.


mongolski

head

mongolski (not comparable, adverb mongolsce)

mongolsce (adverb)
mongolski (masculine nominative singular vocative)
mongolski (inanimate masculine nominative singular vocative)
mongolske (neuter nominative singular vocative)
mongolska (feminine nominative singular vocative)
mongolskaj (dual nominative virile vocative)
mongolskej (dual nominative virile vocative)
mongolskej (dual nominative nonvirile vocative)
mongolscy (nominative plural virile vocative)
mongolske (nominative nonvirile plural vocative)
mongolskeho (genitive singular)
mongolskeho (genitive inanimate singular)
mongolskeho (genitive neuter singular)
mongolskoh (colloquial genitive poetic singular)
mongolskoh (colloquial genitive inanimate poetic singular)
mongolskoh (colloquial genitive neuter poetic singular)
mongolskeje (feminine genitive singular)
mongolskeju (dual genitive)
mongolskich (genitive plural)
mongolskemu (dative singular)
mongolskemu (dative inanimate singular)
mongolskemu (dative neuter singular)
mongolskom (colloquial dative poetic singular)
mongolskom (colloquial dative inanimate poetic singular)
mongolskom (colloquial dative neuter poetic singular)
mongolskej (dative feminine singular)
mongolskimaj (dative dual)
mongolskim (dative plural)
mongolskeho (accusative masculine singular)
mongolskoh (accusative colloquial masculine poetic singular)
mongolski (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
mongolske (accusative neuter singular)
mongolsku (accusative feminine singular)
mongolskeju (accusative dual virile)
mongolskej (accusative dual nonvirile)
mongolskich (accusative plural virile)
mongolske (accusative nonvirile plural)
mongolskim (instrumental singular)
mongolskim (inanimate instrumental singular)
mongolskim (instrumental neuter singular)
mongolskej (feminine instrumental singular)
mongolskimaj (dual instrumental)
mongolskimi (instrumental plural)
mongolskim (locative singular)
mongolskim (inanimate locative singular)
mongolskim (locative neuter singular)
mongolskej (feminine locative singular)
mongolskimaj (dual locative)
mongolskich (locative plural)


napisać

pisać (imperfective)
napisać (infinitive)
napisawši (transgressive)
napisam (first-person present singular)
napisamoj (dual first-person present)
napisamy (first-person plural present)
napisaš (present second-person singular)
napisataj (dual present second-person virile)
napisatej (dual nonvirile present second-person)
napisaće (plural present second-person)
napisa (present singular third-person)
napisataj (dual present third-person virile)
napisatej (dual nonvirile present third-person)
napisaja (plural present third-person)
napisaju (plural present third-person)
napisach (first-person past singular)
napisachmoj (dual first-person past)
napisachmy (first-person past plural)
napisaše (past second-person singular)
napisaštaj (dual past second-person virile)
napisaštej (dual nonvirile past second-person)
napisašće (past plural second-person)
napisaše (past singular third-person)
napisaštaj (dual past third-person virile)
napisaštej (dual nonvirile past third-person)
napisachu (past plural third-person)
napisajmoj (dual first-person imperative)
napisajmy (first-person imperative plural)
napisaj (imperative second-person singular)
napisajtaj (dual imperative second-person virile)
napisajtej (dual imperative nonvirile second-person)
napisajće (imperative plural second-person)
napisaj (imperative singular third-person)
napisany (participle passive)
napisał
napisanje (noun-from-verb)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *napisati. By surface analysis, na- + pisać. Cognate with Lower Sorbian napisaś.

(transitive) to write down, mark down, to make a note (of something)

(transitive) to write a lot and for a long time


wowca

wowca (nominative singular)
wowcy (dual nominative)
wowcy (nominative plural)
wowcy (genitive singular)
wowcow (dual genitive)
wowcow (genitive plural)
wowcy (dative singular)
wowcomaj (dative dual)
wowcam (dative plural)
wowcu (accusative singular)
wowcy (accusative dual)
wowcy (accusative plural)
wowcu (instrumental singular)
wowcomaj (dual instrumental)
wowcami (instrumental plural)
wowcy (locative singular)
wowcomaj (dual locative)
wowcach (locative plural)
wowca (singular vocative)
wowcy (dual vocative)
wowcy (plural vocative)


tydźeń

tydźeń (nominative singular)
tydźenjej (dual nominative)
tydźenje (nominative plural)
tydźenja (genitive singular)
tydźenjow (dual genitive)
tydźenjow (genitive plural)
tydźenjej (dative singular)
tydźenjomaj (dative dual)
tydźenjam (dative plural)
tydźeń (accusative singular)
tydźenjej (accusative dual)
tydźenje (accusative plural)
tydźenjom (instrumental singular)
tydźenjomaj (dual instrumental)
tydźenjemi (instrumental plural)
tydźenju (locative singular)
tydźenjomaj (dual locative)
tydźenjach (locative plural)
tydźenjo (singular vocative)
tydźenjej (dual vocative)
tydźenje (plural vocative)

Měsac ma 4,3 tydźenje.


póndźela

póndźela (nominative singular)
póndźeli (dual nominative)
póndźele (nominative plural)
póndźele (genitive singular)
póndźelow (dual genitive)
póndźelow (genitive plural)
póndźeli (genitive plural)
póndźeli (dative singular)
póndźelomaj (dative dual)
póndźelam (dative plural)
póndźelu (accusative singular)
póndźeli (accusative dual)
póndźele (accusative plural)
póndźelu (instrumental singular)
póndźelomaj (dual instrumental)
póndźelemi (instrumental plural)
póndźeli (locative singular)
póndźelomaj (dual locative)
póndźelach (locative plural)
póndźela (singular vocative)
póndźeli (dual vocative)
póndźele (plural vocative)
póndź. (alternative abbreviation)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *poneděľa. By surface analysis, pó- + njedźela. Cognate with Polabian pĕnideľă.

Chodźu kóždu póndźelu do šule.

days of the week: dny tydźenja: póndźela · wutora · srjeda · štwórtk · pjatk · sobota · njedźela [edit]


wutora

wutora (nominative singular)
wutorje (dual nominative)
wutory (nominative plural)
wutory (genitive singular)
wutorow (dual genitive)
wutorow (genitive plural)
wutorje (dative singular)
wutoromaj (dative dual)
wutoram (dative plural)
wutoru (accusative singular)
wutorje (accusative dual)
wutory (accusative plural)
wutoru (instrumental singular)
wutoromaj (dual instrumental)
wutorami (instrumental plural)
wutorje (locative singular)
wutoromaj (dual locative)
wutorach (locative plural)
wutora (singular vocative)
wutorje (dual vocative)
wutory (plural vocative)


srjeda

srjeda (nominative singular)
srjedźe (dual nominative)
srjedy (nominative plural)
srjedy (genitive singular)
srjedow (dual genitive)
srjedow (genitive plural)
srjedźe (dative singular)
srjedomaj (dative dual)
srjedam (dative plural)
srjedu (accusative singular)
srjedźe (accusative dual)
srjedy (accusative plural)
srjedu (instrumental singular)
srjedomaj (dual instrumental)
srjedami (instrumental plural)
srjedźe (locative singular)
srjedomaj (dual locative)
srjedach (locative plural)
srjeda (singular vocative)
srjedźe (dual vocative)
srjedy (plural vocative)


štwórtk

štwórtk (nominative singular)
štwórtkaj (dual nominative)
štwórtki (nominative plural)
štwórtka (genitive singular)
štwórtkow (dual genitive)
štwórtkow (genitive plural)
štwórtkej (dative singular)
štwórtkomaj (dative dual)
štwórtkam (dative plural)
štwórtk (accusative singular)
štwórtkaj (accusative dual)
štwórtki (accusative plural)
štwórtkom (instrumental singular)
štwórtkomaj (dual instrumental)
štwórtkami (instrumental plural)
štwórtku (locative singular)
štwórtkomaj (dual locative)
štwórtkach (locative plural)
štwórtko (singular vocative)
štwórtkaj (dual vocative)
štwórtki (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *četvьrtъkъ. By surface analysis, štwórty + -k.


pjatk

pjatk (nominative singular)
pjatkaj (dual nominative)
pjatki (nominative plural)
pjatka (genitive singular)
pjatkow (dual genitive)
pjatkow (genitive plural)
pjatkej (dative singular)
pjatkomaj (dative dual)
pjatkam (dative plural)
pjatk (accusative singular)
pjatkaj (accusative dual)
pjatki (accusative plural)
pjatkom (instrumental singular)
pjatkomaj (dual instrumental)
pjatkami (instrumental plural)
pjatku (locative singular)
pjatkomaj (dual locative)
pjatkach (locative plural)
pjatko (singular vocative)
pjatkaj (dual vocative)
pjatki (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pętъkъ. By surface analysis, pjaty + -k.


njedźela

njedźela (nominative singular)
njedźeli (dual nominative)
njedźele (nominative plural)
njedźele (genitive singular)
njedźelow (dual genitive)
njedźelow (genitive plural)
njedźel (genitive plural)
njedźeli (dative singular)
njedźelomaj (dative dual)
njedźelam (dative plural)
njedźelu (accusative singular)
njedźeli (accusative dual)
njedźele (accusative plural)
njedźelu (instrumental singular)
njedźelomaj (dual instrumental)
njedźelemi (instrumental plural)
njedźeli (locative singular)
njedźelomaj (dual locative)
njedźelach (locative plural)
njedźela (singular vocative)
njedźeli (dual vocative)
njedźele (plural vocative)


awto

hsb-noun

awto n or m inan (related adjective awtowy)

awtowy (adjective)
awto (nominative singular)
awće (dual nominative)
awta (nominative plural)
awta (genitive singular)
awtow (dual genitive)
awtow (genitive plural)
awtu (dative singular)
awtomaj (dative dual)
awtam (dative plural)
awto (accusative singular)
awće (accusative dual)
awta (accusative plural)
awtom (instrumental singular)
awtomaj (dual instrumental)
awtami (instrumental plural)
awće (locative singular)
awtomaj (dual locative)
awtach (locative plural)
awto (singular vocative)
awće (dual vocative)
awta (plural vocative)
awto (nominative singular)
awtaj (dual nominative)
awty (nominative plural)
awta (genitive singular)
awtow (dual genitive)
awtow (genitive plural)
awtej (dative singular)
awtomaj (dative dual)
awtam (dative plural)
awto (accusative singular)
awtaj (accusative dual)
awty (accusative plural)
awtom (instrumental singular)
awtomaj (dual instrumental)
awtami (instrumental plural)
awće (locative singular)
awtomaj (dual locative)
awtach (locative plural)
awto (singular vocative)
awtaj (dual vocative)
awty (plural vocative)

Wjeseleše so po tym na sportnych awtach.

1951, Richard Iselt, Z brěmješka dopomnjenkow, Budyšin: Domowina; quoted in Uni Leipzig, Korpus: Upper Sorbian, "awtach":

She was looking forward to the sports cars afterwards.

automobile, car (wheeled vehicle for transporting people or things)


ryby

inflection of ryba:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


twój

twój (masculine nominative singular)
twoja (feminine nominative singular)
twojo (neuter nominative singular)
twojej (dual nominative)
twoji (animate nominative plural)
twoje (inanimate nominative plural)
twojeho (genitive masculine singular)
twojeje (feminine genitive singular)
twojeho (genitive neuter singular)
twojeju (dual genitive)
twojich (genitive plural)
twojemu (dative masculine singular)
twojej (dative feminine singular)
twojemu (dative neuter singular)
twojimaj (dative dual)
twojim (dative plural)
twojeho (accusative animate masculine singular)
twój (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
twoju (accusative feminine singular)
twoje (accusative neuter singular)
twojeju (accusative animate dual)
twojej (accusative dual inanimate)
twojich (accusative animate plural)
twoje (accusative inanimate plural)
twojim (instrumental masculine singular)
twojej (feminine instrumental singular)
twojim (instrumental neuter singular)
twojimaj (dual instrumental)
twojimi (instrumental plural)
twojim (locative masculine singular)
twojej (feminine locative singular)
twojim (locative neuter singular)
twojimaj (dual locative)
twojich (locative plural)

Singular informal second person possessive pronoun; your, yours; thy, thine


wokno

wokno (nominative singular)
woknje (dual nominative)
wokna (nominative plural)
wokna (genitive singular)
woknow (dual genitive)
woknow (genitive plural)
woknu (dative singular)
woknomaj (dative dual)
woknam (dative plural)
wokno (accusative singular)
woknje (accusative dual)
wokna (accusative plural)
woknom (instrumental singular)
woknomaj (dual instrumental)
woknami (instrumental plural)
woknje (locative singular)
woknomaj (dual locative)
woknach (locative plural)
wokno (singular vocative)
woknje (dual vocative)
wokna (plural vocative)

(architecture) window (opening in the wall of a building, above the floor, to let in air and light)


wječor

wječor (nominative singular)
wječoraj (dual nominative)
wječory (nominative plural)
wječora (genitive singular)
wječorow (dual genitive)
wječorow (genitive plural)
wječorej (dative singular)
wječoru (dative singular)
wječoromaj (dative dual)
wječoram (dative plural)
wječor (accusative singular)
wječoraj (accusative dual)
wječory (accusative plural)
wječorom (instrumental singular)
wječoromaj (dual instrumental)
wječorami (instrumental plural)
wječoru (locative singular)
wječorje (locative singular)
wječoromaj (dual locative)
wječorach (locative plural)
wječoro (singular vocative)
wječorje (singular vocative)
wječoraj (dual vocative)
wječory (plural vocative)

evening (vague time of day sometime between sunset and midnight)

west (area of the horizon where the Sun sets)


dźeń

dźeńk (diminutive)
dźeń (nominative singular)
dnjej (dual nominative)
dnaj (dual nominative)
dny (nominative plural)
dnja (genitive singular)
dnjow (dual genitive)
dnjow (genitive plural)
dnjej (dative singular)
dnjomaj (dative dual)
dnjam (dative plural)
dźeń (accusative singular)
dnjej (accusative dual)
dnaj (accusative dual)
dny (accusative plural)
dnjom (instrumental singular)
dnjomaj (dual instrumental)
dnjemi (instrumental plural)
dnju (locative singular)
dnjomaj (dual locative)
dnjach (locative plural)
dnjo (singular vocative)
dnjej (dual vocative)
dnaj (dual vocative)
dny (plural vocative)

Kotry dźeń je?

day (period during which the Earth rotates on its own axis)


biće

biće (nominative singular)
bići (dual nominative)
bića (nominative plural)
bića (genitive singular)
bićow (dual genitive)
bićow (genitive plural)
biću (dative singular)
bićomaj (dative dual)
bićam (dative plural)
biće (accusative singular)
bići (accusative dual)
bića (accusative plural)
bićom (instrumental singular)
bićomaj (dual instrumental)
bićemi (instrumental plural)
biću (locative singular)
bićomaj (dual locative)
bićach (locative plural)
biće (singular vocative)
bići (dual vocative)
bića (plural vocative)


wrota

wrota n pl (diminutive wrótka, related adjective wrotowy)

wrótka (diminutive)
wrotowy (adjective)
wrota (nominative plural)
wrotow (genitive plural)
wrotam (dative plural)
wrota (accusative plural)
wrota (plural vocative)
wrotach (locative plural)
wrotami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vōrtà /*vortà. Cognate with Lower Sorbian wrota.

inh+

pos je wot doma ćeknył, dokelž je něchtó wrota wotewrjene wostajił

the dog ran away from home because someone left the gate open

gate (door that can be of different sizes and shapes and that generally closes an opening in a wall or fence, preventing access from the public road to a private place)

(sports) goal, net (rectangular structure placed on the playing field, consisting of two posts joined to a wooden or metal crossbar, which have a net attached to it where the ball is retained)


radnica

hsb-noun

radnica f (related adjective radnicowy or radnicyny)

radnicowy (adjective)
radnicyny (adjective)
radnica (nominative singular)
radnicy (dual nominative)
radnicy (nominative plural)
radnicy (genitive singular)
radnicow (dual genitive)
radnicow (genitive plural)
radnicy (dative singular)
radnicomaj (dative dual)
radnicam (dative plural)
radnicu (accusative singular)
radnicy (accusative dual)
radnicy (accusative plural)
radnicu (instrumental singular)
radnicomaj (dual instrumental)
radnicami (instrumental plural)
radnicy (locative singular)
radnicomaj (dual locative)
radnicach (locative plural)
radnica (singular vocative)
radnicy (dual vocative)
radnicy (plural vocative)


jebać

jebać (infinitive)
jebajo (transgressive)
jebacy (transgressive)
jebam (first-person present singular)
jebamoj (dual first-person present)
jebamy (first-person plural present)
jebaš (present second-person singular)
jebataj (dual present second-person virile)
jebatej (dual nonvirile present second-person)
jebaće (plural present second-person)
jeba (present singular third-person)
jebataj (dual present third-person virile)
jebatej (dual nonvirile present third-person)
jebaja (plural present third-person)
jebaju (plural present third-person)
jebach (first-person past singular)
jebachmoj (dual first-person past)
jebachmy (first-person past plural)
jebaše (past second-person singular)
jebaštaj (dual past second-person virile)
jebaštej (dual nonvirile past second-person)
jebašće (past plural second-person)
jebaše (past singular third-person)
jebaštaj (dual past third-person virile)
jebaštej (dual nonvirile past third-person)
jebachu (past plural third-person)
jebajmoj (dual first-person imperative)
jebajmy (first-person imperative plural)
jebaj (imperative second-person singular)
jebajtaj (dual imperative second-person virile)
jebajtej (dual imperative nonvirile second-person)
jebajće (imperative plural second-person)
jebaj (imperative singular third-person)
jebacy (active participle)
jebany (participle passive)
jebał
jebanje (noun-from-verb)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *jebàti. Cognate with Lower Sorbian jebaś.


drjewo

drjewowy (adjective)
drjewo (nominative singular)
drjewje (dual nominative)
drjewa (nominative plural)
drjewa (genitive singular)
drjewow (dual genitive)
drjewow (genitive plural)
drjewu (dative singular)
drjewomaj (dative dual)
drjewam (dative plural)
drjewo (accusative singular)
drjewje (accusative dual)
drjewa (accusative plural)
drjewom (instrumental singular)
drjewomaj (dual instrumental)
drjewami (instrumental plural)
drjewje (locative singular)
drjewomaj (dual locative)
drjewach (locative plural)
drjewo (singular vocative)
drjewje (dual vocative)
drjewa (plural vocative)

wood, lumber (woody, compact and hard part, which makes up the trunk and branches of some vegetables)


swój

swój (masculine nominative singular)
swoja (feminine nominative singular)
swojo (neuter nominative singular)
swojej (dual nominative)
swoji (animate nominative plural)
swoje (inanimate nominative plural)
swojeho (genitive masculine singular)
swojeje (feminine genitive singular)
swojeho (genitive neuter singular)
swojeju (dual genitive)
swojich (genitive plural)
swojemu (dative masculine singular)
swojej (dative feminine singular)
swojemu (dative neuter singular)
swojimaj (dative dual)
swojim (dative plural)
swojeho (accusative animate masculine singular)
swój (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
swoju (accusative feminine singular)
swoje (accusative neuter singular)
swojeju (accusative animate dual)
swojej (accusative dual inanimate)
swojich (accusative animate plural)
swoje (accusative inanimate plural)
swojim (instrumental masculine singular)
swojej (feminine instrumental singular)
swojim (instrumental neuter singular)
swojimaj (dual instrumental)
swojimi (instrumental plural)
swojim (locative masculine singular)
swojej (feminine locative singular)
swojim (locative neuter singular)
swojimaj (dual locative)
swojich (locative plural)

one’s (own), my (own), his (own), her (own), its (own), our (own), your (own), their (own) (refers to the subject of the verb)


swět

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *světъ (“light; world”).


při

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pri. Cognate with Lower Sorbian pśi.


wětr

wětr (nominative singular)
wětraj (dual nominative)
wětry (nominative plural)
wětra (genitive singular)
wětrow (dual genitive)
wětrow (genitive plural)
wětrej (dative singular)
wětromaj (dative dual)
wětram (dative plural)
wětr (accusative singular)
wětraj (accusative dual)
wětry (accusative plural)
wětrom (instrumental singular)
wětromaj (dual instrumental)
wětrami (instrumental plural)
wětrje (locative singular)
wětře (locative singular)
wětru (locative singular)
wětromaj (dual locative)
wětrach (locative plural)
wětře (singular vocative)
wětraj (dual vocative)
wětry (plural vocative)


wětr

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

second/third-person singular imperative of wětrić


chudy

head

chudy (comparative chudši, superlative najchudši, absolute superlative nanajchudši, excessive přechudy, adverb chudźe)

chudši (comparative)
najchudši (superlative)
nanajchudši (absolute superlative)
přechudy (excessive)
chudźe (adverb)
chudy (masculine nominative singular vocative)
chudy (inanimate masculine nominative singular vocative)
chude (neuter nominative singular vocative)
chuda (feminine nominative singular vocative)
chudaj (dual nominative virile vocative)
chudej (dual nominative nonvirile vocative)
chudźi (nominative plural virile vocative)
chude (nominative nonvirile plural vocative)
chudeho (genitive singular)
chudeho (genitive inanimate singular)
chudeho (genitive neuter singular)
chudoh (colloquial genitive poetic singular)
chudoh (colloquial genitive inanimate poetic singular)
chudoh (colloquial genitive neuter poetic singular)
chudeje (feminine genitive singular)
chudeju (dual genitive)
chudych (genitive plural)
chudemu (dative singular)
chudemu (dative inanimate singular)
chudemu (dative neuter singular)
chudom (colloquial dative poetic singular)
chudom (colloquial dative inanimate poetic singular)
chudom (colloquial dative neuter poetic singular)
chudej (dative feminine singular)
chudymaj (dative dual)
chudym (dative plural)
chudeho (accusative masculine singular)
chudoh (accusative colloquial masculine poetic singular)
chudy (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
chude (accusative neuter singular)
chudu (accusative feminine singular)
chudeju (accusative dual virile)
chudej (accusative dual nonvirile)
chudych (accusative plural virile)
chude (accusative nonvirile plural)
chudym (instrumental singular)
chudym (inanimate instrumental singular)
chudym (instrumental neuter singular)
chudej (feminine instrumental singular)
chudymaj (dual instrumental)
chudymi (instrumental plural)
chudym (locative singular)
chudym (inanimate locative singular)
chudym (locative neuter singular)
chudej (feminine locative singular)
chudymaj (dual locative)
chudych (locative plural)


kóń

kóń (nominative singular)
konjej (dual nominative)
konje (nominative plural)
konja (genitive singular)
konjow (dual genitive)
konjow (genitive plural)
koni (genitive plural)
konjej (dative singular)
konjomaj (dative dual)
konjam (dative plural)
konjom (dative plural)
konja (accusative singular)
konjej (accusative dual)
konje (accusative plural)
konjom (instrumental singular)
konjomaj (dual instrumental)
konjemi (instrumental plural)
konimi (instrumental plural)
konju (locative singular)
konjomaj (dual locative)
konjach (locative plural)
konjoch (locative plural)
konjo (singular vocative)
konjej (dual vocative)
konje (plural vocative)


bydło

bydło (nominative singular)
bydle (dual nominative)
bydła (nominative plural)
bydła (genitive singular)
bydłow (dual genitive)
bydłow (genitive plural)
bydłu (dative singular)
bydłomaj (dative dual)
bydłam (dative plural)
bydło (accusative singular)
bydle (accusative dual)
bydła (accusative plural)
bydłom (instrumental singular)
bydłomaj (dual instrumental)
bydłami (instrumental plural)
bydle (locative singular)
bydłomaj (dual locative)
bydłach (locative plural)
bydło (singular vocative)
bydle (dual vocative)
bydła (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bydlò. By surface analysis, być + -dło.

residence, domicile (place where one usually lives)


wudra

wudra (nominative singular)
wudrje (dual nominative)
wudry (nominative plural)
wudry (genitive singular)
wudrow (dual genitive)
wudrow (genitive plural)
wudrje (dative singular)
wudromaj (dative dual)
wudram (dative plural)
wudru (accusative singular)
wudrje (accusative dual)
wudry (accusative plural)
wudru (instrumental singular)
wudromaj (dual instrumental)
wudrami (instrumental plural)
wudrje (locative singular)
wudromaj (dual locative)
wudrach (locative plural)
wudra (singular vocative)
wudrje (dual vocative)
wudry (plural vocative)


drózn

drózn (nominative singular)
dróznaj (dual nominative)
drózny (nominative plural)
drózna (genitive singular)
dróznow (dual genitive)
dróznow (genitive plural)
dróznej (dative singular)
dróznomaj (dative dual)
dróznam (dative plural)
drózna (accusative singular)
dróznaj (accusative dual)
drózny (accusative plural)
dróznom (instrumental singular)
dróznomaj (dual instrumental)
dróznami (instrumental plural)
dróznje (locative singular)
dróznomaj (dual locative)
dróznach (locative plural)
drózno (singular vocative)
dróznje (singular vocative)
dróznaj (dual vocative)
drózny (plural vocative)
drózna (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *drȍzdъ, *dròzdъ.


bić

bić (infinitive)
bijo (transgressive)
biju (first-person present singular)
bijemoj (dual first-person present)
bijemy (first-person plural present)
biješ (present second-person singular)
bijetaj (dual present second-person virile)
bijetej (dual nonvirile present second-person)
bijeće (plural present second-person)
bije (present singular third-person)
bijetaj (dual present third-person virile)
bijetej (dual nonvirile present third-person)
bija (plural present third-person)
bijach (first-person past singular)
bijachmoj (dual first-person past)
bijachmy (first-person past plural)
biješe (past second-person singular)
biještaj (dual past second-person virile)
biještej (dual nonvirile past second-person)
biješće (past plural second-person)
biješe (past singular third-person)
biještaj (dual past third-person virile)
biještej (dual nonvirile past third-person)
bijachu (past plural third-person)
bijmoj (dual first-person imperative)
bijmy (first-person imperative plural)
bij (imperative second-person singular)
bijtaj (dual imperative second-person virile)
bijtej (dual imperative nonvirile second-person)
bijće (imperative plural second-person)
bij (imperative singular third-person)
bijacy (active participle)
bity (participle passive)
bił
biće (noun-from-verb)


bažina

bažina (nominative singular)
bažinje (dual nominative)
bažiny (nominative plural)
bažiny (genitive singular)
bažinow (dual genitive)
bažinow (genitive plural)
bažinje (dative singular)
bažinomaj (dative dual)
bažinam (dative plural)
bažinu (accusative singular)
bažinje (accusative dual)
bažiny (accusative plural)
bažinu (instrumental singular)
bažinomaj (dual instrumental)
bažinami (instrumental plural)
bažinje (locative singular)
bažinomaj (dual locative)
bažinach (locative plural)
bažina (singular vocative)
bažinje (dual vocative)
bažiny (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Czech bažina, from Old Czech bařina, from Proto-Slavic *barina. By surface analysis, bara + -ina.


bahno

bahno (nominative singular)
bahnje (dual nominative)
bahna (nominative plural)
bahna (genitive singular)
bahnow (dual genitive)
bahnow (genitive plural)
bahnu (dative singular)
bahnomaj (dative dual)
bahnam (dative plural)
bahno (accusative singular)
bahnje (accusative dual)
bahna (accusative plural)
bahnom (instrumental singular)
bahnomaj (dual instrumental)
bahnami (instrumental plural)
bahnje (locative singular)
bahnomaj (dual locative)
bahnach (locative plural)
bahno (singular vocative)
bahnje (dual vocative)
bahna (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bagnò. Cognate with Lower Sorbian bagno.


podobny

podobny (comparative podobniši, superlative najpodobniši, absolute superlative nanajpodobniši, excessive přepodobny, adverb podobnje)

podobniši (comparative)
najpodobniši (superlative)
nanajpodobniši (absolute superlative)
přepodobny (excessive)
podobnje (adverb)
podobny (masculine nominative singular vocative)
podobny (inanimate masculine nominative singular vocative)
podobne (neuter nominative singular vocative)
podobna (feminine nominative singular vocative)
podobnaj (dual nominative virile vocative)
podobnej (dual nominative nonvirile vocative)
podobni (nominative plural virile vocative)
podobne (nominative nonvirile plural vocative)
podobneho (genitive singular)
podobneho (genitive inanimate singular)
podobneho (genitive neuter singular)
podobnoh (colloquial genitive poetic singular)
podobnoh (colloquial genitive inanimate poetic singular)
podobnoh (colloquial genitive neuter poetic singular)
podobneje (feminine genitive singular)
podobneju (dual genitive)
podobnych (genitive plural)
podobnemu (dative singular)
podobnemu (dative inanimate singular)
podobnemu (dative neuter singular)
podobnom (colloquial dative poetic singular)
podobnom (colloquial dative inanimate poetic singular)
podobnom (colloquial dative neuter poetic singular)
podobnej (dative feminine singular)
podobnymaj (dative dual)
podobnym (dative plural)
podobneho (accusative masculine singular)
podobnoh (accusative colloquial masculine poetic singular)
podobny (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
podobne (accusative neuter singular)
podobnu (accusative feminine singular)
podobneju (accusative dual virile)
podobnej (accusative dual nonvirile)
podobnych (accusative plural virile)
podobne (accusative nonvirile plural)
podobnym (instrumental singular)
podobnym (inanimate instrumental singular)
podobnym (instrumental neuter singular)
podobnej (feminine instrumental singular)
podobnymaj (dual instrumental)
podobnymi (instrumental plural)
podobnym (locative singular)
podobnym (inanimate locative singular)
podobnym (locative neuter singular)
podobnej (feminine locative singular)
podobnymaj (dual locative)
podobnych (locative plural)

similar, alike, resembling [with dative ‘to what’]


armenski

armenski (not comparable, adverb armensce)

armensce (adverb)
armenski (masculine nominative singular vocative)
armenski (inanimate masculine nominative singular vocative)
armenske (neuter nominative singular vocative)
armenska (feminine nominative singular vocative)
armenskaj (dual nominative virile vocative)
armenskej (dual nominative virile vocative)
armenskej (dual nominative nonvirile vocative)
armenscy (nominative plural virile vocative)
armenske (nominative nonvirile plural vocative)
armenskeho (genitive singular)
armenskeho (genitive inanimate singular)
armenskeho (genitive neuter singular)
armenskoh (colloquial genitive poetic singular)
armenskoh (colloquial genitive inanimate poetic singular)
armenskoh (colloquial genitive neuter poetic singular)
armenskeje (feminine genitive singular)
armenskeju (dual genitive)
armenskich (genitive plural)
armenskemu (dative singular)
armenskemu (dative inanimate singular)
armenskemu (dative neuter singular)
armenskom (colloquial dative poetic singular)
armenskom (colloquial dative inanimate poetic singular)
armenskom (colloquial dative neuter poetic singular)
armenskej (dative feminine singular)
armenskimaj (dative dual)
armenskim (dative plural)
armenskeho (accusative masculine singular)
armenskoh (accusative colloquial masculine poetic singular)
armenski (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
armenske (accusative neuter singular)
armensku (accusative feminine singular)
armenskeju (accusative dual virile)
armenskej (accusative dual nonvirile)
armenskich (accusative plural virile)
armenske (accusative nonvirile plural)
armenskim (instrumental singular)
armenskim (inanimate instrumental singular)
armenskim (instrumental neuter singular)
armenskej (feminine instrumental singular)
armenskimaj (dual instrumental)
armenskimi (instrumental plural)
armenskim (locative singular)
armenskim (inanimate locative singular)
armenskim (locative neuter singular)
armenskej (feminine locative singular)
armenskimaj (dual locative)
armenskich (locative plural)


pomnik

hsb-noun

pomnik m inan (related adjective pomnikowy)

pomnikowy (adjective)
pomnik (nominative singular)
pomnikaj (dual nominative)
pomniki (nominative plural)
pomnika (genitive singular)
pomnikow (dual genitive)
pomnikow (genitive plural)
pomnikej (dative singular)
pomnikomaj (dative dual)
pomnikam (dative plural)
pomnik (accusative singular)
pomnikaj (accusative dual)
pomniki (accusative plural)
pomnikom (instrumental singular)
pomnikomaj (dual instrumental)
pomnikami (instrumental plural)
pomniku (locative singular)
pomnikomaj (dual locative)
pomnikach (locative plural)
pomniko (singular vocative)
pomnikaj (dual vocative)
pomniki (plural vocative)

→ Lower Sorbian: pomnik

Borrowed from Czech pomník, from Polish pomnik.

(sculpture) monument (structure built for commemorative or symbolic reasons)


jabłuko

jabłučko (diminutive)
jabłuko (nominative singular)
jabłuce (dual nominative)
jabłuka (nominative plural)
jabłuka (genitive singular)
jabłukow (dual genitive)
jabłukow (genitive plural)
jabłuku (dative singular)
jabłukomaj (dative dual)
jabłukam (dative plural)
jabłuko (accusative singular)
jabłuce (accusative dual)
jabłuka (accusative plural)
jabłukom (instrumental singular)
jabłukomaj (dual instrumental)
jabłukami (instrumental plural)
jabłuku (locative singular)
jabłuce (locative singular)
jabłukomaj (dual locative)
jabłukach (locative plural)
jabłuko (singular vocative)
jabłuce (dual vocative)
jabłuka (plural vocative)

Jabłuka móža zelene abo čerwjene być.


čitanje

čitanje (nominative singular)
čitani (dual nominative)
čitanja (nominative plural)
čitanja (genitive singular)
čitanjow (dual genitive)
čitanjow (genitive plural)
čitanju (dative singular)
čitanjomaj (dative dual)
čitanjam (dative plural)
čitanje (accusative singular)
čitani (accusative dual)
čitanja (accusative plural)
čitanjom (instrumental singular)
čitanjomaj (dual instrumental)
čitanjemi (instrumental plural)
čitanju (locative singular)
čitanjomaj (dual locative)
čitanjach (locative plural)
čitanje (singular vocative)
čitani (dual vocative)
čitanja (plural vocative)

verbal noun of čitać
(university) lecture

(Christianity) lection (reading from scripture in liturgy)


brodaty

brodaty (masculine nominative singular vocative)
brodaty (inanimate masculine nominative singular vocative)
brodate (neuter nominative singular vocative)
brodata (feminine nominative singular vocative)
brodataj (dual nominative virile vocative)
brodatej (dual nominative nonvirile vocative)
brodaći (nominative plural virile vocative)
brodate (nominative nonvirile plural vocative)
brodateho (genitive singular)
brodateho (genitive inanimate singular)
brodateho (genitive neuter singular)
brodatoh (colloquial genitive poetic singular)
brodatoh (colloquial genitive inanimate poetic singular)
brodatoh (colloquial genitive neuter poetic singular)
brodateje (feminine genitive singular)
brodateju (dual genitive)
brodatych (genitive plural)
brodatemu (dative singular)
brodatemu (dative inanimate singular)
brodatemu (dative neuter singular)
brodatom (colloquial dative poetic singular)
brodatom (colloquial dative inanimate poetic singular)
brodatom (colloquial dative neuter poetic singular)
brodatej (dative feminine singular)
brodatymaj (dative dual)
brodatym (dative plural)
brodateho (accusative masculine singular)
brodatoh (accusative colloquial masculine poetic singular)
brodaty (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
brodate (accusative neuter singular)
brodatu (accusative feminine singular)
brodateju (accusative dual virile)
brodatej (accusative dual nonvirile)
brodatych (accusative plural virile)
brodate (accusative nonvirile plural)
brodatym (instrumental singular)
brodatym (inanimate instrumental singular)
brodatym (instrumental neuter singular)
brodatej (feminine instrumental singular)
brodatymaj (dual instrumental)
brodatymi (instrumental plural)
brodatym (locative singular)
brodatym (inanimate locative singular)
brodatym (locative neuter singular)
brodatej (feminine locative singular)
brodatymaj (dual locative)
brodatych (locative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bordàtъ. By surface analysis, broda + -aty.


ignorować

zignorować (perfective)
ignorować (infinitive)
ignorujo (transgressive)
ignorujcy (transgressive)
ignoruju (first-person present singular)
ignorujemoj (dual first-person present)
ignorujemy (first-person plural present)
ignoruješ (present second-person singular)
ignorujetaj (dual present second-person virile)
ignorujetej (dual nonvirile present second-person)
ignorujeće (plural present second-person)
ignoruje (present singular third-person)
ignorujetaj (dual present third-person virile)
ignorujetej (dual nonvirile present third-person)
ignoruja (plural present third-person)
ignorowach (first-person past singular)
ignorowachmoj (dual first-person past)
ignorowachmy (first-person past plural)
ignorowaše (past second-person singular)
ignorowaštaj (dual past second-person virile)
ignorowaštej (dual nonvirile past second-person)
ignorowašće (past plural second-person)
ignorowaše (past singular third-person)
ignorowaštaj (dual past third-person virile)
ignorowaštej (dual nonvirile past third-person)
ignorowachu (past plural third-person)
ignorujmoj (dual first-person imperative)
ignorujmy (first-person imperative plural)
ignoruj (imperative second-person singular)
ignorujtaj (dual imperative second-person virile)
ignorujtej (dual imperative nonvirile second-person)
ignorujće (imperative plural second-person)
ignoruj (imperative singular third-person)
ignorowacy (active participle)
ignorował
ignorowanje (noun-from-verb)

/iɡnɔˈʀɔwat͡ʃ/

Čehodla ignoruješ mje, hdyž spytam, z tobu rěčeć?

Why do you ignore me when I try to talk to you?

(transitive) to ignore (to not to pay attention to, not to obey)

(reflexive with so) to ignore each other


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)


pcha

pcha (nominative singular)
pšě (dual nominative)
pchi (nominative plural)
pchi (genitive singular)
pchow (dual genitive)
pchow (genitive plural)
pšě (dative singular)
pchomaj (dative dual)
pcham (dative plural)
pchu (accusative singular)
pšě (accusative dual)
pchi (accusative plural)
pchu (instrumental singular)
pchomaj (dual instrumental)
pchami (instrumental plural)
pšě (locative singular)
pchomaj (dual locative)
pchach (locative plural)
pcha (singular vocative)
pšě (dual vocative)
pchi (plural vocative)


tcha

tcha (nominative singular)
tše (dual nominative)
tchi (nominative plural)
tchi (genitive singular)
tchow (dual genitive)
tchow (genitive plural)
tše (dative singular)
tchomaj (dative dual)
tcham (dative plural)
tchu (accusative singular)
tše (accusative dual)
tchi (accusative plural)
tchu (instrumental singular)
tchomaj (dual instrumental)
tchami (instrumental plural)
tše (locative singular)
tchomaj (dual locative)
tchach (locative plural)
tcha (singular vocative)
tše (dual vocative)
tchi (plural vocative)
pcha (alternative obsolete)


suchi

head

suchi (comparative sušiši, superlative najsušiši, absolute superlative nanajsušiši, excessive přesuchi, adverb sucho)

sušiši (comparative)
najsušiši (superlative)
nanajsušiši (absolute superlative)
přesuchi (excessive)
sucho (adverb)
suchi (masculine nominative singular vocative)
suchi (inanimate masculine nominative singular vocative)
suche (neuter nominative singular vocative)
sucha (feminine nominative singular vocative)
suchaj (dual nominative virile vocative)
suchej (dual nominative virile vocative)
suchej (dual nominative nonvirile vocative)
suši (nominative plural virile vocative)
suche (nominative nonvirile plural vocative)
sucheho (genitive singular)
sucheho (genitive inanimate singular)
sucheho (genitive neuter singular)
suchoh (colloquial genitive poetic singular)
suchoh (colloquial genitive inanimate poetic singular)
suchoh (colloquial genitive neuter poetic singular)
sucheje (feminine genitive singular)
sucheju (dual genitive)
suchich (genitive plural)
suchemu (dative singular)
suchemu (dative inanimate singular)
suchemu (dative neuter singular)
suchom (colloquial dative poetic singular)
suchom (colloquial dative inanimate poetic singular)
suchom (colloquial dative neuter poetic singular)
suchej (dative feminine singular)
suchimaj (dative dual)
suchim (dative plural)
sucheho (accusative masculine singular)
suchoh (accusative colloquial masculine poetic singular)
suchi (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
suche (accusative neuter singular)
suchu (accusative feminine singular)
sucheju (accusative dual virile)
suchej (accusative dual nonvirile)
suchich (accusative plural virile)
suche (accusative nonvirile plural)
suchim (instrumental singular)
suchim (inanimate instrumental singular)
suchim (instrumental neuter singular)
suchej (feminine instrumental singular)
suchimaj (dual instrumental)
suchimi (instrumental plural)
suchim (locative singular)
suchim (inanimate locative singular)
suchim (locative neuter singular)
suchej (feminine locative singular)
suchimaj (dual locative)
suchich (locative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *suxъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *saušás, from Proto-Indo-European *sh₂ewsos.


tykać

tykać (infinitive)
tykajo (transgressive)
tykam (first-person present singular)
tykamoj (dual first-person present)
tykamy (first-person plural present)
tykaš (present second-person singular)
tykataj (dual present second-person virile)
tykatej (dual nonvirile present second-person)
tykaće (plural present second-person)
tyka (present singular third-person)
tykataj (dual present third-person virile)
tykatej (dual nonvirile present third-person)
tykaja (plural present third-person)
tykaju (plural present third-person)
tykach (first-person past singular)
tykachmoj (dual first-person past)
tykachmy (first-person past plural)
tykaše (past second-person singular)
tykaštaj (dual past second-person virile)
tykaštej (dual nonvirile past second-person)
tykašće (past plural second-person)
tykaše (past singular third-person)
tykaštaj (dual past third-person virile)
tykaštej (dual nonvirile past third-person)
tykachu (past plural third-person)
tykajmoj (dual first-person imperative)
tykajmy (first-person imperative plural)
tykaj (imperative second-person singular)
tykajtaj (dual imperative second-person virile)
tykajtej (dual imperative nonvirile second-person)
tykajće (imperative plural second-person)
tykaj (imperative singular third-person)
tykacy (active participle)
tykany (participle passive)
tykał
tykanje (noun-from-verb)

(reflexive with so, figuratively) to get involved


strowy

strowy (comparative strowši or strowiši, superlative najstrowši or najstrowiši, absolute superlative nanajstrowši or nanajstrowiši, excessive přestrowy, adverb strowje)

strowši (comparative)
strowiši (comparative)
najstrowši (superlative)
najstrowiši (superlative)
nanajstrowši (absolute superlative)
nanajstrowiši (absolute superlative)
přestrowy (excessive)
strowje (adverb)
strowy (masculine nominative singular vocative)
strowy (inanimate masculine nominative singular vocative)
strowe (neuter nominative singular vocative)
strowa (feminine nominative singular vocative)
strowaj (dual nominative virile vocative)
strowej (dual nominative nonvirile vocative)
strowi (nominative plural virile vocative)
strowe (nominative nonvirile plural vocative)
stroweho (genitive singular)
stroweho (genitive inanimate singular)
stroweho (genitive neuter singular)
strowoh (colloquial genitive poetic singular)
strowoh (colloquial genitive inanimate poetic singular)
strowoh (colloquial genitive neuter poetic singular)
stroweje (feminine genitive singular)
stroweju (dual genitive)
strowych (genitive plural)
strowemu (dative singular)
strowemu (dative inanimate singular)
strowemu (dative neuter singular)
strowom (colloquial dative poetic singular)
strowom (colloquial dative inanimate poetic singular)
strowom (colloquial dative neuter poetic singular)
strowej (dative feminine singular)
strowymaj (dative dual)
strowym (dative plural)
stroweho (accusative masculine singular)
strowoh (accusative colloquial masculine poetic singular)
strowy (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
strowe (accusative neuter singular)
strowu (accusative feminine singular)
stroweju (accusative dual virile)
strowej (accusative dual nonvirile)
strowych (accusative plural virile)
strowe (accusative nonvirile plural)
strowym (instrumental singular)
strowym (inanimate instrumental singular)
strowym (instrumental neuter singular)
strowej (feminine instrumental singular)
strowymaj (dual instrumental)
strowymi (instrumental plural)
strowym (locative singular)
strowym (inanimate locative singular)
strowym (locative neuter singular)
strowej (feminine locative singular)
strowymaj (dual locative)
strowych (locative plural)

Płody su strowe.


-k

Used to form diminutives of masculine nouns.


ćěło

ćěło (nominative singular)
ćěle (dual nominative)
ćěła (nominative plural)
ćěła (genitive singular)
ćěłow (dual genitive)
ćěłow (genitive plural)
ćěłu (dative singular)
ćěłomaj (dative dual)
ćěłam (dative plural)
ćěło (accusative singular)
ćěle (accusative dual)
ćěła (accusative plural)
ćěłom (instrumental singular)
ćěłomaj (dual instrumental)
ćěłami (instrumental plural)
ćěle (locative singular)
ćěłomaj (dual locative)
ćěłach (locative plural)
ćěło (singular vocative)
ćěle (dual vocative)
ćěła (plural vocative)


tón

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *tъ. Cognate with Lower Sorbian ten.


wej

The name of the Latin-script letter W/w.


słoma

From Proto-Slavic *solma, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱolh₂mos.

straw (dried stalks considered collectively)


polca

polca (nominative singular)
polcy (dual nominative)
polcy (nominative plural)
polcy (genitive singular)
polcow (dual genitive)
polcow (genitive plural)
polcy (dative singular)
polcomaj (dative dual)
polcam (dative plural)
polcu (accusative singular)
polcy (accusative dual)
polcy (accusative plural)
polcu (instrumental singular)
polcomaj (dual instrumental)
polcami (instrumental plural)
polcy (locative singular)
polcomaj (dual locative)
polcach (locative plural)
polca (singular vocative)
polcy (dual vocative)
polcy (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *polica. By surface analysis, poł or płóć + -ica.


kapni

second/third-person singular imperative of kapnyć


Jeruzalem

Jeruzalem (nominative singular)
Jeruzalemaj (dual nominative)
Jeruzalemy (nominative plural)
Jeruzalema (genitive singular)
Jeruzalemow (dual genitive)
Jeruzalemow (genitive plural)
Jeruzalemej (dative singular)
Jeruzalemomaj (dative dual)
Jeruzalemam (dative plural)
Jeruzalem (accusative singular)
Jeruzalemaj (accusative dual)
Jeruzalemy (accusative plural)
Jeruzalemom (instrumental singular)
Jeruzalemomaj (dual instrumental)
Jeruzalemami (instrumental plural)
Jeruzalemu (locative singular)
Jeruzalemomaj (dual locative)
Jeruzalemach (locative plural)
Jeruzalemo (singular vocative)
Jeruzalemje (singular vocative)
Jeruzalemaj (dual vocative)
Jeruzalemy (plural vocative)


ł

The seventeenth letter of the Upper Sorbian alphabet, called eł and written in the Latin script.


sorna

sorna (nominative singular)
sornje (dual nominative)
sorny (nominative plural)
sorny (genitive singular)
sornow (dual genitive)
sornow (genitive plural)
sornje (dative singular)
sornomaj (dative dual)
sornam (dative plural)
sornu (accusative singular)
sornje (accusative dual)
sorny (accusative plural)
sornu (instrumental singular)
sornomaj (dual instrumental)
sornami (instrumental plural)
sornje (locative singular)
sornomaj (dual locative)
sornach (locative plural)
sorna (singular vocative)
sornje (dual vocative)
sorny (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sьrnà, *sь̀rna.


zemi

inflection of zemja:
nominative/accusative/vocative dual

inflection of zemja:
dative/locative singular


pólšćina

pólšćina (nominative singular)
pólšćiny (genitive singular)
pólšćinje (dative singular)
pólšćinu (accusative singular)
pólšćina (singular vocative)
pólšćinje (locative singular)
pólšćinu (instrumental singular)

pól‧š‧ći‧na pól‧šći‧na

Pólšćina je jedna z najbóle prajenych słowjanskich rěčow w Europje.

the Polish language is one of the most spoken Slavic languages in Europe.


Budyšin

Budyšin (nominative singular)
Budyšinaj (dual nominative)
Budyšiny (nominative plural)
Budyšina (genitive singular)
Budyšinow (dual genitive)
Budyšinow (genitive plural)
Budyšinej (dative singular)
Budyšinomaj (dative dual)
Budyšinam (dative plural)
Budyšin (accusative singular)
Budyšinaj (accusative dual)
Budyšiny (accusative plural)
Budyšinom (instrumental singular)
Budyšinomaj (dual instrumental)
Budyšinami (instrumental plural)
Budyšinje (locative singular)
Budyšinomaj (dual locative)
Budyšinach (locative plural)
Budyšino (singular vocative)
Budyšinje (singular vocative)
Budyšinaj (dual vocative)
Budyšiny (plural vocative)


terapija

hsb-noun

terapija f (related adjective terapijowy)

terapijowy (adjective)
terapija (nominative singular)
terapije (genitive singular)
terapiji (dative singular)
terapiju (accusative singular)
terapija (singular vocative)
terapiji (locative singular)
terapiju (instrumental singular)

therapy (means or method used to treat a certain disease or pathological condition)


piła

piła f (diminutive piłka, related adjective piłowy)

piłka (diminutive)
piłowy (adjective)
piła (nominative singular)
pile (dual nominative)
piły (nominative plural)
piły (genitive singular)
piłow (dual genitive)
piłow (genitive plural)
pile (dative singular)
piłomaj (dative dual)
piłam (dative plural)
piłu (accusative singular)
pile (accusative dual)
piły (accusative plural)
piłu (instrumental singular)
piłomaj (dual instrumental)
piłami (instrumental plural)
pile (locative singular)
piłomaj (dual locative)
piłach (locative plural)
piła (singular vocative)
pile (dual vocative)
piły (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pĩlà, *pilà. Cognate with Lower Sorbian piła.

file, saw (instrument formed by a long, toothed steel blade, used to cut wood, stone, metals, etc.)


piła

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


pleca

inflection of pleco:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


Estiska

Estiska (nominative singular)
Estiskej (dual nominative)
Estiske (nominative plural)
Estiskeje (genitive singular)
Estiskeju (dual genitive)
Estiskich (genitive plural)
Estiskej (dative singular)
Estiskimaj (dative dual)
Estiskim (dative plural)
Estisku (accusative singular)
Estiskej (accusative dual)
Estiske (accusative plural)
Estiskej (instrumental singular)
Estiskimaj (dual instrumental)
Estiskimi (instrumental plural)
Estiskej (locative singular)
Estiskimaj (dual locative)
Estiskich (locative plural)
Estiska (singular vocative)
Estiskej (dual vocative)
Estiske (plural vocative)

Estiska bě hač do 1991 dźěl Sowjetski zwjazka.

Estonia was part of the Soviet Union until 1991.

Estonia (a country in northeastern Europe, on the southeastern coast of the Baltic Sea; capital: Tallinn)


mamu

accusative/instrumental singular of mama


pomorski

head

pomorski (not comparable, adverb pomorce)

pomorce (adverb)
pomorski (masculine nominative singular vocative)
pomorski (inanimate masculine nominative singular vocative)
pomorske (neuter nominative singular vocative)
pomorska (feminine nominative singular vocative)
pomorskaj (dual nominative virile vocative)
pomorskej (dual nominative virile vocative)
pomorskej (dual nominative nonvirile vocative)
pomorscy (nominative plural virile vocative)
pomorske (nominative nonvirile plural vocative)
pomorskeho (genitive singular)
pomorskeho (genitive inanimate singular)
pomorskeho (genitive neuter singular)
pomorskoh (colloquial genitive poetic singular)
pomorskoh (colloquial genitive inanimate poetic singular)
pomorskoh (colloquial genitive neuter poetic singular)
pomorskeje (feminine genitive singular)
pomorskeju (dual genitive)
pomorskich (genitive plural)
pomorskemu (dative singular)
pomorskemu (dative inanimate singular)
pomorskemu (dative neuter singular)
pomorskom (colloquial dative poetic singular)
pomorskom (colloquial dative inanimate poetic singular)
pomorskom (colloquial dative neuter poetic singular)
pomorskej (dative feminine singular)
pomorskimaj (dative dual)
pomorskim (dative plural)
pomorskeho (accusative masculine singular)
pomorskoh (accusative colloquial masculine poetic singular)
pomorski (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
pomorske (accusative neuter singular)
pomorsku (accusative feminine singular)
pomorskeju (accusative dual virile)
pomorskej (accusative dual nonvirile)
pomorskich (accusative plural virile)
pomorske (accusative nonvirile plural)
pomorskim (instrumental singular)
pomorskim (inanimate instrumental singular)
pomorskim (instrumental neuter singular)
pomorskej (feminine instrumental singular)
pomorskimaj (dual instrumental)
pomorskimi (instrumental plural)
pomorskim (locative singular)
pomorskim (inanimate locative singular)
pomorskim (locative neuter singular)
pomorskej (feminine locative singular)
pomorskimaj (dual locative)
pomorskich (locative plural)


biblioteki

inflection of biblioteka:
genitive singular

inflection of biblioteka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


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)


zemju

accusative/instrumental singular of zemja


sanc

sanči (adjective)
sanc (nominative singular)
sancaj (dual nominative)
sancy (nominative plural)
sanca (genitive singular)
sancow (dual genitive)
sancow (genitive plural)
sancej (dative singular)
sancomaj (dative dual)
sancam (dative plural)
sanca (accusative singular)
sancaj (accusative dual)
sancy (accusative plural)
sancom (instrumental singular)
sancomaj (dual instrumental)
sancami (instrumental plural)
sancu (locative singular)
sancomaj (dual locative)
sancach (locative plural)
sanco (singular vocative)
sancaj (dual vocative)
sancy (plural vocative)


Łužiska Nysa

Łužiska Nysa (nominative singular)
Łužiskej Nysy (dual nominative)
Łužiske Nysy (nominative plural)
Łužiskeje Nysy (genitive singular)
Łužiskeju Nysow (dual genitive)
Łužiskich Nysow (genitive plural)
Łužiskej Nysy (dative singular)
Łužiskimaj Nysomaj (dative dual)
Łužiskim Nysam (dative plural)
Łužisku Nysu (accusative singular)
Łužiskej Nysy (accusative dual)
Łužiske Nysy (accusative plural)
Łužiskej Nysu (instrumental singular)
Łužiskimaj Nysomaj (dual instrumental)
Łužiskimi Nysami (instrumental plural)
Łužiskej Nysy (locative singular)
Łužiskimaj Nysomaj (dual locative)
Łužiskich Nysach (locative plural)
Łužiska Nysa (singular vocative)
Łužiskej Nysy (dual vocative)
Łužiske Nysy (plural vocative)

Cognate with Czech Lužická Nisa, Lower Sorbian Łužyska Nysa and Polish Nysa Łużycka.

Lusatian Neisse (a left tributary of the Oder flowing through Czech Republic, Poland and Germany)


tibetski

tibetski (not comparable, adverb tibetsce)

tibetsce (adverb)
tibetski (masculine nominative singular vocative)
tibetski (inanimate masculine nominative singular vocative)
tibetske (neuter nominative singular vocative)
tibetska (feminine nominative singular vocative)
tibetskaj (dual nominative virile vocative)
tibetskej (dual nominative virile vocative)
tibetskej (dual nominative nonvirile vocative)
tibetscy (nominative plural virile vocative)
tibetske (nominative nonvirile plural vocative)
tibetskeho (genitive singular)
tibetskeho (genitive inanimate singular)
tibetskeho (genitive neuter singular)
tibetskoh (colloquial genitive poetic singular)
tibetskoh (colloquial genitive inanimate poetic singular)
tibetskoh (colloquial genitive neuter poetic singular)
tibetskeje (feminine genitive singular)
tibetskeju (dual genitive)
tibetskich (genitive plural)
tibetskemu (dative singular)
tibetskemu (dative inanimate singular)
tibetskemu (dative neuter singular)
tibetskom (colloquial dative poetic singular)
tibetskom (colloquial dative inanimate poetic singular)
tibetskom (colloquial dative neuter poetic singular)
tibetskej (dative feminine singular)
tibetskimaj (dative dual)
tibetskim (dative plural)
tibetskeho (accusative masculine singular)
tibetskoh (accusative colloquial masculine poetic singular)
tibetski (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
tibetske (accusative neuter singular)
tibetsku (accusative feminine singular)
tibetskeju (accusative dual virile)
tibetskej (accusative dual nonvirile)
tibetskich (accusative plural virile)
tibetske (accusative nonvirile plural)
tibetskim (instrumental singular)
tibetskim (inanimate instrumental singular)
tibetskim (instrumental neuter singular)
tibetskej (feminine instrumental singular)
tibetskimaj (dual instrumental)
tibetskimi (instrumental plural)
tibetskim (locative singular)
tibetskim (inanimate locative singular)
tibetskim (locative neuter singular)
tibetskej (feminine locative singular)
tibetskimaj (dual locative)
tibetskich (locative plural)


šleski

šlesce (adverb)
šleski (masculine nominative singular vocative)
šleski (inanimate masculine nominative singular vocative)
šleske (neuter nominative singular vocative)
šleska (feminine nominative singular vocative)
šleskaj (dual nominative virile vocative)
šleskej (dual nominative virile vocative)
šleskej (dual nominative nonvirile vocative)
šlescy (nominative plural virile vocative)
šleske (nominative nonvirile plural vocative)
šleskeho (genitive singular)
šleskeho (genitive inanimate singular)
šleskeho (genitive neuter singular)
šleskoh (colloquial genitive poetic singular)
šleskoh (colloquial genitive inanimate poetic singular)
šleskoh (colloquial genitive neuter poetic singular)
šleskeje (feminine genitive singular)
šleskeju (dual genitive)
šleskich (genitive plural)
šleskemu (dative singular)
šleskemu (dative inanimate singular)
šleskemu (dative neuter singular)
šleskom (colloquial dative poetic singular)
šleskom (colloquial dative inanimate poetic singular)
šleskom (colloquial dative neuter poetic singular)
šleskej (dative feminine singular)
šleskimaj (dative dual)
šleskim (dative plural)
šleskeho (accusative masculine singular)
šleskoh (accusative colloquial masculine poetic singular)
šleski (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
šleske (accusative neuter singular)
šlesku (accusative feminine singular)
šleskeju (accusative dual virile)
šleskej (accusative dual nonvirile)
šleskich (accusative plural virile)
šleske (accusative nonvirile plural)
šleskim (instrumental singular)
šleskim (inanimate instrumental singular)
šleskim (instrumental neuter singular)
šleskej (feminine instrumental singular)
šleskimaj (dual instrumental)
šleskimi (instrumental plural)
šleskim (locative singular)
šleskim (inanimate locative singular)
šleskim (locative neuter singular)
šleskej (feminine locative singular)
šleskimaj (dual locative)
šleskich (locative plural)