ˈlʲipnɨ, lʹipny
Pochodzenienajprawdopodobniej ponieważ miękkie drewno lipy nadaje się głównie do rzeźbiarstwa
- colloquialnieprawdziwy, fałszywy
- colloquialkiepskiej jakości
Formylipna(nominative, singular, feminine) · lipne(nominative, singular, neuter) · lipni(nominative, plural, masculine) · lipne(nominative, plural, nonvirile) · lipnego(genitive, singular, masculine, animate, inanimate) · lipnej(genitive, singular, feminine) · lipnego(genitive, singular, neuter) · lipnych(genitive, plural, masculine, nonvirile) · lipnemu(dative, singular, masculine, animate, inanimate) · lipnej(dative, singular, feminine) · lipnemu(dative, singular, neuter) · lipnym(dative, plural, masculine, nonvirile) · lipnego(accusative, singular, masculine, animate) · lipną(accusative, singular, feminine) · lipne(accusative, singular, neuter) · lipnych(accusative, plural, masculine) · lipne(accusative, plural, nonvirile) · lipnym(instrumental, singular, masculine, animate, inanimate) · lipną(instrumental, singular, feminine) · lipnym(instrumental, singular, neuter)