Morphology Patterns

Old Polish, originally negative, now numeral prefix

Negative prefix, Proto-Slavic *ně*

Slavic origin, perfective aspect marker (in this context, part of verb formation).

Slavic origin, perfective aspect marker

Native Polish, prefix indicating a remainder or fraction.

Numeral component, archaic form

From Proto-Slavic *dъvь*, meaning 'two'. Indicates dichloro substitution.

Numeral 'eight', prefix indicating quantity.

Numeral prefix, native Polish.

Slavic origin, intensifier/superlative function

Proto-Slavic origin, numerical prefix meaning 'four'.

Indo-European origin, numeral prefix meaning 'several'.

Numeral root, Proto-Slavic origin.

Greek origin, to characterize

Proto-Slavic origin, numeral 'fifty'

Proto-Slavic origin, denotes seventy

Proto-Slavic, meaning 'twenty'

Proto-Slavic origin, meaning 'thirty'

Proto-Slavic origin, eighty

Proto-Slavic origin, numeral 'forty'

From Latin *intellectualis* via French/German, relating to intellectualization

Proto-Slavic *devętь - 'nine'

Proto-Slavic origin, indicates 'several'

Proto-Slavic, 'thirty'

Dative singular masculine inflectional suffix

Genitive singular masculine/neuter ending

Adjectival inflectional ending, genitive feminine singular

Dative singular masculine inflectional ending.

Slavic origin, adjectival, genitive plural, instrumental plural, locative plural

Proto-Slavic origin, dative/locative plural inflection

Slavic origin, adjectival suffix

Slavic origin, adjectival genitive singular masculine/neuter

Slavic origin, adjectival genitive singular masculine/neuter

Polish inflectional suffix, genitive singular masculine/neuter adjective

Proto-Slavic origin, genitive singular feminine adjectival ending

Instrumental singular masculine suffix