-iec

Polish

Alternative forms

-ec.

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *-ьcь.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ʲɛt͡s/

Suffix

-iec m

  1. A masculine suffix

Declension

Masculine personal:

declension of -iec
singular plural
nominative -iec -cy
genitive -ca -ców
dative -cowi -com
accusative -ca -ców
instrumental -cem -cami
locative -cu -cach
vocative -cu -cy

Masculine animate:

declension of -iec
singular plural
nominative -iec -ce
genitive -ca -ców
dative -cowi -com
accusative -ca -ce
instrumental -cem -cami
locative -cu -cach
vocative -cu -ce

Masculine inanimate:

declension of -iec
singular plural
nominative -iec -ce
genitive -cu -ców
dative -cowi -com
accusative -iec -ce
instrumental -cem -cami
locative -cu -cach
vocative -cu -ce

Masculine surnames:

declension of -iec
singular plural
nominative -iec -cowie
genitive -ca -ców
dative -cowi -com
accusative -ca -ców
instrumental -cem -cami
locative -cu -cach
vocative -cu -cowie

Derived terms
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