samotnik

Polish

Etymology

From samotny +‎ -ik.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /saˈmɔt.ɲik/

Noun

samotnik m pers (feminine samotnica / samotniczka)

  1. A loner (person who lacks or avoids company).
  2. (sailing) A lone sailor; a lone yachtsman.

Declension
declension of samotnik
singular plural
nominative samotnik samotnicy
genitive samotnika samotników
dative samotnikowi samotnikom
accusative samotnika samotników
instrumental samotnikiem samotnikami
locative samotniku samotnikach
vocative samotniku samotnicy

Noun

samotnik m anim

  1. A green sandpiper (Tringa ochropus).
  2. An animal without a herd or flock.

Declension
declension of samotnik
singular plural
nominative samotnik samotniki
genitive samotnika samotników
dative samotnikowi samotnikom
accusative samotnika samotniki
instrumental samotnikiem samotnikami
locative samotniku samotnikach
vocative samotniku samotniki

Synonyms
  • (Tringa ochropus): brodziec samotny, stalugwa

Noun

samotnik m inan

  1. (singular only, board games) peg solitaire

Declension
declension of samotnik
singular plural
nominative samotnik samotniki
genitive samotnika samotników
dative samotnikowi samotnikom
accusative samotnik samotniki
instrumental samotnikiem samotnikami
locative samotniku samotnikach
vocative samotniku samotniki

Further reading

Serbo-Croatian

Etymology

From sȃm.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /sâmotniːk/
  • Hyphenation: sa‧mot‧nik

Noun

sȁmotnīk m (Cyrillic spelling са̏мотнӣк)

  1. loner

Declension
Declension of samotnik
singular plural
nominative sȁmotnīk sȁmotnīci
genitive samotnika samotnika
dative samotniku samotnicima
accusative samotnika samotnike
vocative sȁmotnīče samotnici
locative samotniku samotnicima
instrumental samotnikom samotnicima

References
  • “samotnik” in Hrvatski jezični portal
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