Morphology Patterns

Old Polish, originally negative, now numeral prefix

Negative prefix, Proto-Slavic *ně*

Slavic origin, perfective aspect marker

Proto-Slavic *per-, perfective aspect marker

Native Polish, prefix indicating a remainder or fraction.

Numeral prefix, archaic form, Proto-Slavic origin.

From Proto-Slavic *dъvь*, meaning 'two'. Indicates a double occurrence.

Numeral 'eight', prefix indicating quantity.

Numeral prefix, native Polish

Slavic origin, intensifier/superlative function

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

Proto-Slavic origin, meaning 'several'.

Numeral root, native Polish.

Greek origin (charakter), via French/German, meaning 'to characterize'

Proto-Slavic origin, numeral 'fifty'

Proto-Slavic origin, denotes seventy

Proto-Slavic, meaning 'twenty'

Slavic origin, numeral base

Proto-Slavic origin, eighty

Proto-Slavic origin, numeral 'forty'

Derived from Latin *intellectualis* via French/German, meaning 'to intellectualize'

Proto-Slavic *devętь - 'nine'

Proto-Slavic origin, 'several'.

Proto-Slavic, 'thirty'

Dative singular masculine inflectional suffix

Genitive singular masculine/neuter ending

Slavic origin, genitive singular feminine ending

Dative singular masculine inflectional ending.

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

Instrumental plural inflectional ending.

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