stryk
//ˈstrɘk//
Polishnoun
Grammatical form
stryk is the augmentative form of stryczek — “noose”.
Cross-reference
→ see stryjek
stryk is an alternative form of stryjek.
Definitions of stryjek noun · /ˈstrɘ.jɛk/
Full entry for stryjek →- 1.paternal uncle (brother of someone’s father)
Etymology of stryjek
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *strъjьkъ. By surface analysis, stryj + -ek.
Etymology
See stryjek.
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | stryk | strykowie, stryki |
| Genitive | stryka, stryku | stryków |
| Dative | strykowi | strykom |
| Accusative | stryka, stryk | stryków, stryki |
| Instrumental | strykiem | strykami |
| Locative | stryku | strykach |
| Vocative | stryku | strykowie, stryki |
Nominative
Singular
stryk
Plural
strykowie, stryki
Genitive
Singular
stryka, stryku
Plural
stryków
Dative
Singular
strykowi
Plural
strykom
Accusative
Singular
stryka, stryk
Plural
stryków, stryki
Instrumental
Singular
strykiem
Plural
strykami
Locative
Singular
stryku
Plural
strykach
Vocative
Singular
stryku
Plural
strykowie, stryki