/ˈba.kan/
PochodzenieBorrowed from Dutch baken, whence English beacon.
- inanimate, masculinebeacon (a signal or conspicuous mark erected on an eminence near the shore, or moored in shoal water, as a guide to mariners)
Formybakan(nominative, singular) · bakany(nominative, plural) · bakanu(genitive, singular) · bakanów(genitive, plural) · bakanowi(dative, singular) · bakanom(dative, plural) · bakan(accusative, singular) · bakany(accusative, plural) · bakanem(instrumental, singular) · bakanami(instrumental, plural) · bakanie(locative, singular) · bakanach(locative, plural) · bakanie(singular, vocative) · bakany(plural, vocative) · baken(alternative)
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