bocon

See also: bocón, bocoń, and Bocoń

Polish

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *botьjanъ.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈbɔ.t͡sɔn/

Noun

bocon m anim

(dialectal) stork

Declension

declension of bocon

	singular	plural
nominative	bocon	bocony
genitive	bocona	boconów
dative	boconowi	boconom
accusative	bocona	bocony
instrumental	boconem	boconami
locative	boconie	boconach
vocative	boconie	bocony

Synonyms

(stork): bocian, bocan, bociąg, bociek, bocion, boción, bociun, bocoń, boczoń, boć, boćko, busiek, busion, buśko, iwanko, klebocon, klekotun, klobocon, ksiądz wojciech, mocian, pocian, staś, wojtek, wojtuś, wosio

Venetian

Etymology

From boca. Compare Italian boccone.

Noun

bocon m (plural boconi) or bocon m (plural bocuni)

mouthful

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