abecadło

Kashubian

Etymology

From the first three letters of the alphabet, a, be, ce.

Noun

abecadło

  1. alphabet

Polish

Alternative forms

Etymology

From the first letters of the latin alphabet ("A, B, C, ...") in a fashion similar to English alphabet and Russian азбука (azbuka); from Latin abecedarium[1].

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /a.bɛˈt͡sa.dwɔ/
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Noun

abecadło n

  1. ABC; the Latin alphabet
  2. ABC (the fundamentals of a subject)

Declension
declension of abecadło
singular plural
nominative abecadło abecadła
genitive abecadła abecadeł
dative abecadłu abecadłom
accusative abecadło abecadła
instrumental abecadłem abecadłami
locative abecadle abecadłach
vocative abecadło abecadła

References
  1. Brücker Aleksander (1927), “abecadło”, in Słownik etymologiczny języka polskiego (in Polish): “'nauka czytania (i pisania)', jak alfabet lub ruska azbuka od pierwszych liter elementarza czyli lamentarza, z łacińskiego abecedarium”

Further reading

Silesian

Noun

abecadło

  1. alphabet
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