ˈparnɨ, parny
Pochodzeniepol. para + -ny
- gorący i wilgotny, duszny
“Było wciąż gorąco, powietrze parne, a muzyka marimby brzmiała jakby spod wody”
- datedparowy
Formyparna(nominative, singular, feminine) · parne(nominative, singular, neuter) · parni(nominative, plural, masculine) · parne(nominative, plural, nonvirile) · parnego(genitive, singular, masculine, animate, inanimate) · parnej(genitive, singular, feminine) · parnego(genitive, singular, neuter) · parnych(genitive, plural, masculine, nonvirile) · parnemu(dative, singular, masculine, animate, inanimate) · parnej(dative, singular, feminine) · parnemu(dative, singular, neuter) · parnym(dative, plural, masculine, nonvirile) · parnego(accusative, singular, masculine, animate) · parną(accusative, singular, feminine) · parne(accusative, singular, neuter) · parnych(accusative, plural, masculine) · parne(accusative, plural, nonvirile) · parnym(instrumental, singular, masculine, animate, inanimate) · parną(instrumental, singular, feminine) · parnym(instrumental, singular, neuter)