bardach
//ˈbar.dax/ | /barˈdax//
Polishnoun
Grammatical form
bardach is the augmentative form of bardak — “mess, disorder”.
bardach is the locative plural form of bardo — “reed, weaving comb”.
bardach is the locative plural form of bard — “bard (professional Celtic poet and singer whose occupation was to compose and sing verses in honor of the heroic achievements of princes and brave men)”.
Definitions of bardak noun · /ˈbar.dak/
Full entry for bardak →- 1.mess, disorder(colloquial)
Etymology of bardak
Borrowed from Russian барда́к (bardák). First attested in 1956.
Etymology
From bardak + -ch. First attested in 1984.
Paradigm of bardak, with bardach highlighted:
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | bardak | bardaki |
| Genitive | bardaku | bardaków |
| Dative | bardakowi | bardakom |
| Accusative | bardak | bardaki |
| Instrumental | bardakiem | bardakami |
| Locative | bardaku | bardakach |
| Vocative | bardaku | bardaki |
Nominative
Singular
bardak
Plural
bardaki
Genitive
Singular
bardaku
Plural
bardaków
Dative
Singular
bardakowi
Plural
bardakom
Accusative
Singular
bardak
Plural
bardaki
Instrumental
Singular
bardakiem
Plural
bardakami
Locative
Singular
bardaku
Plural
bardakach
Vocative
Singular
bardaku
Plural
bardaki