rębacz

See also: Rębacz

Polish

Etymology

From rąbać +‎ -acz.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈrɛm.bat͡ʂ/

Noun

rębacz m pers

  1. A miner extracting coal at the mine face.
  2. (archaic) One skilled with a sabre and fond of fighting.
  3. (obsolete) A lumberjack.

Declension
declension of rębacz
singular plural
nominative rębacz rębacze
genitive rębacza rębaczy / rębaczów
dative rębaczowi rębaczom
accusative rębacza rębaczy / rębaczów
instrumental rębaczem rębaczami
locative rębaczu rębaczach
vocative rębaczu rębacze

Synonyms
  • (sabre wielder): rębajło
  • (lumberjack): drwal

Noun

rębacz m anim

  1. Any longhorn beetle belonging to the genus Rhagium.

Declension
declension of rębacz
singular plural
nominative rębacz rębacze
genitive rębacza rębaczy
dative rębaczowi rębaczom
accusative rębacza rębacze
instrumental rębaczem rębaczami
locative rębaczu rębaczach
vocative rębaczu rębacze

Further reading
  • rębacz in Polish dictionaries at PWN
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