/ˈna.vis/
PochodzenieDeverbal from nawisać.
- inanimate, masculineoverhang, cornice (overhanging mass of a substance such as snow or ice)
“nawis rufowy” — stern overhang
“nawis śnieżny” — snow cornice
- inanimate, masculineoverhang (volume that tips the balance between the demand and the supply toward demand lagging supply)
“nawis inflacyjny” — monetary overhang
Formynawis(nominative, singular) · nawisy(nominative, plural) · nawisu(genitive, singular) · nawisów(genitive, plural) · nawisowi(dative, singular) · nawisom(dative, plural) · nawis(accusative, singular) · nawisy(accusative, plural) · nawisem(instrumental, singular) · nawisami(instrumental, plural) · nawisie(locative, singular) · nawisach(locative, plural) · nawisie(singular, vocative) · nawisy(plural, vocative)
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