/ˈvɛn.da/
PochodzenieFrom Old Polish węda (“hook, fishing rod”), or from German Wende (a Slavic person from the borders of Germany and Poland; a Sorb; a Kashub).
- masculine, persona male surname
- femininea female surname
FormyWenda(nominative, singular) · Wendowie(nominative, plural) · Wendy(genitive, singular) · Wendów(genitive, plural) · Wendzie(dative, singular) · Wendom(dative, plural) · Wendę(accusative, singular) · Wendów(accusative, plural) · Wendą(instrumental, singular) · Wendami(instrumental, plural) · Wendzie(locative, singular) · Wendach(locative, plural) · Wendo(singular, vocative) · Wendowie(plural, vocative) · Węda(alternative, surname) · Wendy(nominative, plural) · Wend(genitive, plural) · Wendy(accusative, plural) · Wendy(plural, vocative)