KilmėFrom an earlier *pūt-slė̃, from the same root as pū̃sti (“to blow”). Cognate with Latvian puslis (“blister; bladder”); outside of Baltic, compare perhaps Proto-Slavic *puxlъ (“chubby; empty”).
Formospūslė̃(canonical, feminine, stress-pattern-4) · pū̃slės(plural) · pūslė̃(nominative, singular) · pū̃slės(nominative, plural) · pūslė̃s(genitive, singular) · pūslių̃(genitive, plural) · pū̃slei(dative, singular) · pūslė́ms(dative, plural) · pū̃slę(accusative, singular) · pūslès(accusative, plural) · pūslè(instrumental, singular) · pūslėmi̇̀s(instrumental, plural) · pūslėjè(locative, singular) · pūslėsè(locative, plural) · pū̃sle(singular, vocative) · pū̃slės(plural, vocative)
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