/ˈka.mɔr/
PochodzeniePossibly from dialectal Proto-Slavic *kamorъ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂eḱmoros, from *h₂éḱmō. Cognate with German Hammer.
- augmentative, form-of, inanimate, masculineaugmentative of kamień
- inanimate, masculine, rarelarge stone
- feminine, form-of, genitive, pluralgenitive plural of kamora
Formykamor(nominative, singular) · kamory(nominative, plural) · kamora(genitive, singular) · kamorów(genitive, plural) · kamorowi(dative, singular) · kamorom(dative, plural) · kamor(accusative, singular) · kamory(accusative, plural) · kamorem(instrumental, singular) · kamorami(instrumental, plural) · kamorze(locative, singular) · kamorach(locative, plural) · kamorze(singular, vocative) · kamory(plural, vocative)
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