szpilka
Polish
Etymology
From Italian spilla, from Late Latin spīnula (“little thorn”), diminutive of Latin spīna (“thorn, spike, prickle”).
Noun
szpilka f (diminutive szpileczka, augmentative szpila)
- pin (small needle with no eye)
- stiletto heel
- stiletto (woman's shoe with a tall, slender heel)
Declension
declension of szpilka
singular | plural | |
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nominative | szpilka | szpilki |
genitive | szpilki | szpilek |
dative | szpilce | szpilkom |
accusative | szpilkę | szpilki |
instrumental | szpilką | szpilkami |
locative | szpilce | szpilkach |
vocative | szpilko | szpilki |
Derived terms
- szpilkowy
Descendants
- → Belarusian: шпілька (špilʹka)
- → Ukrainian: шпилька (špylʹka)
Further reading
- szpilka in Polish dictionaries at PWN
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