decha
//ˈdɛ.xa//
Polishnoun
Grammatical form
decha is the augmentative form of deska — “board, plank (piece of wood)”.
Definitions of deska noun · /ˈdɛs.ka/
Full entry for deska →- 1.board, plank (piece of wood)
- 2.plank (exercise)
- 3.skateboard, snowboard, surfboard or a similar sports item(informal)
- 4.ironing board (flat-chested woman)(derogatory, slang)
- 5.chessboard(colloquial)
Etymology of deska
Inherited from Old Polish deska, from Proto-Slavic *dъska. Doublet of dysk (“disc, discus, disk”).
Etymology
Clipping of deska + -cha.
Paradigm of deska, with decha highlighted:
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | deska | deski |
| Genitive | deski | desek |
| Dative | desce | deskom |
| Accusative | deskę | deski |
| Instrumental | deską | deskami |
| Locative | desce | deskach |
| Vocative | desko | deski |
Nominative
Singular
deska
Plural
deski
Genitive
Singular
deski
Plural
desek
Dative
Singular
desce
Plural
deskom
Accusative
Singular
deskę
Plural
deski
Instrumental
Singular
deską
Plural
deskami
Locative
Singular
desce
Plural
deskach
Vocative
Singular
desko
Plural
deski