bliziutki
//bliˈʑut.ki//
Polishadj
Grammatical form
bliziutki is the diminutive form of bliski — “close, near (physically not far in distance)”.
Definitions of bliski adj · /ˈblis.ki/ | /ˈblis.ki/
Full entry for bliski →- 1.close, near (physically not far in distance)
- 2.close, near, soon (physically not far in time)
- 3.close
- 4.close, near (emotionally, intimate, well-loved)
- 5.close, near (related)
- 6.further (detailed and more exact)
- 7.having legal priority through relation
- 8.similar
- 9.observant ; keen
- 10.certain; clear, explicit; exact, through
- 11.near; Further details are uncertain.
- 12.loved one, close one (someone who is emotionally close to another, particularly a family member)
Etymology of bliski
Inherited from Old Polish bliski.
Etymology
From bliski + -utki. First attested in 1807.
Paradigm of bliski, with bliziutki highlighted:
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Genitive | bliskiego, bliskiej | bliskich |
| Dative | bliskiemu, bliskiej | bliskim |
| Accusative | bliskiego, bliski, bliską, bliskie | bliskich |
| Instrumental | bliskim, bliską | bliskimi |
| Locative | bliskim, bliskiej | bliskich |
Genitive
Singular
bliskiego, bliskiej
Plural
bliskich
Dative
Singular
bliskiemu, bliskiej
Plural
bliskim
Accusative
Singular
bliskiego, bliski, bliską, bliskie
Plural
bliskich
Instrumental
Singular
bliskim, bliską
Plural
bliskimi
Locative
Singular
bliskim, bliskiej
Plural
bliskich