latawiec

Polish
latawiec

Etymology

From latać +‎ -awiec.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /laˈta.vʲɛt͡s/
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Noun

latawiec m inan

  1. A kite (flying toy on string).
  2. (meteorology) A weather kite.
  3. (obsolete) An aeroplane; a glider (sailplane).

Declension
declension of latawiec
singular plural
nominative latawiec latawce
genitive latawca latawców
dative latawcowi latawcom
accusative latawiec latawce
instrumental latawcem latawcami
locative latawcu latawcach
vocative latawcu latawce

Noun

latawiec m anim (feminine latawica)

  1. (Slavic, mythology) A flying demon, often with the spirit of a prematurely deceased person.
  2. (obsolete) A fast running horse.

Declension
declension of latawiec
singular plural
nominative latawiec latawce
genitive latawca latawców
dative latawcowi latawcom
accusative latawca latawce
instrumental latawcem latawcami
locative latawcu latawcach
vocative latawcu latawce

Noun

latawiec m pers (feminine latawica)

  1. (colloquial) A male person who enjoys spending time outside the home.

Declension
declension of latawiec
singular plural
nominative latawiec latawcy
genitive latawca latawców
dative latawcowi latawcom
accusative latawca latawców
instrumental latawcem latawcami
locative latawcu latawcach
vocative latawcze latawcy

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