User:Vininn126

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pl-4 Ten użytkownik posługuje się językiem polskim prawie jak językiem ojczystym.
ru-2 Этот участник хорошо знает русский язык.
csb-1 Ten brëkòwnik ùżiwô kaszëbsczégò jãzëka na spòdlewi rówiznie.
szl-1 Tyn używŏcz gŏdŏ we ślōnskij gŏdce na podstawowym poziōmie.
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  • IPA(key): /ˈf‿t͡sa.wɘ ˈɕfjat/
  • Syllabification:


  • IPA(key): (normal speech) /ˈrɔ.bit͡ɕ ɕɛ‿na‿ˈbu.stfɔ/, (careful speech) /ˈrɔ.bit͡ɕ ɕɛw̃‿na‿ˈbu.stfɔ/
  • Syllabification:

Vininn126

Alternative forms

Etymology

Corruption of a more popular name.[1]

Pronunciation

Proper noun

Vininn126

  1. (productive) An American guy from Colorado who speaks with the Rocky Mountain dialect, but also has smattering of Midwest in there. Currently lives in Warsaw. Mostly adds Polish. Particularly enjoys word formation, but will add anything that's missing, and officially certified as C1 in Polish.
    • 2008, Stanisław Barańczak, Pegaz zdębiał:
      Chrzęst szczęk pstrych krów wprządł w słuch
      Szept: "Trwasz wśród warstw łgarstw? Tchórz!
      Stwórz wpierw z przerw werw, z chwil skruch
      Strzęp chwalb - nerw ścierw czymś strwóż!

Derived terms

References

Further reading

Other

Ideas for Wiktionary

  • {{cog+}}, which would allow for the easy displaying of large lists of cognates, allowing one to group them by family, place in a collapsible box, etc.
  • {{bibliography}} or something similar, akin to to {{reflist}} that would allow to more easily handle large lists of references in the Further reading section and allow for grouping, control of size of output display, etc.
  • Some sort of template for handling large amounts of alt forms at once ({{alt+}}? but how do you handle a map)(i.e. dialectal variations such as from MAGP)
  • {{af+}}
  • Deploy {{minitoc}} with a bot to pages with a certain number of entries

Polish wishlist

I would like to make the following mass changes to Polish entries, most of which are hopefully bot-able. My list is as follows:

Priority 1:

  1. Fix dialectal realization of nasals (see above)
  2. Change params of {{R:pl:ISNP}} to not need param 1 but take it optionally and also deploy it on surname pages based on User:Vininn126/wanted/a/ISNP and other letters
  3. Change params of ref templates that use + for generating the text link, like {{R:pl:SXVI}}
  4. Finish Old Polish import
  5. New declension modules
    1. Declension for pages missing (excluding indeclinable words)
  6. Deal with CAT:Polish entries with Template:pl-pr without syllabification and CAT:Polish entries with Template:pl-pr with manual syllabification syllable count mismatch

Priority 2:

  1. Change "non-lemma" gerunds to act more like "non-lemma" adjectival participles somehow? e.g. przechodzenie
  2. Map for alt forms from atlases
  3. Check against dialectal entries and indeces of PWN and WSJP for missing standard information
  4. Add dialectal inflection to pages with a dictionary link, pronunciation section, label, etc. but only have standard (also sometimes the dictionary/pronunciation is present but no label, should we somehow add the category?) e.g. odchodzić, onucka plus other dialects - also any dialectal entries without a link to a dialectal dictionary
  5. Find instances of with preposition od etc., see history of odstępować, or like what was on wiązać
  6. Change parameter qualifiers etc. to inline ones in things like {{syn}}, etc.
  7. Switch to shortcuts of templates
  8. {{dim of}}: term > {{dim of|t=term}} and similar templates. Some of these soft redirect templates don't link the t=, I'd like to have that, as a reader I find it more convenient
  9. Like with się, change linking to terms containing sobie (syn at sprawiać się was radzić sobie). Also any cases of "reflexive" in {{lb}} without -się or -sobie
  10. Instances of Alternative forms not using {{alt}}
  11. Switch to {{uxa}}/{{coa}}? (or should all these be handled differently like we did recently with {{col}})
  12. Condense (see kukułki)/make inflections
  13. What do to with {{R:pl:NFJP}}?

Priority 3:

  1. get etys on all lemmas, i guess, and add dates.
    1. Deal with "ultimately from" wordings like on eufonia
    2. Deal with two instances of {{bor}} like on filharmonia
    3. Deal with "Perhaps" like on fonia
    4. Deal with "From {{der}}" like on Mauretania
    5. Crap like on radioelektryka (see history)
    6. Find etys using only {{m}} (and change some to {{from}}?)
    7. Cases where {{bor}}, {{der}}, and {{inh}} (and +) are on the same line as {{af}}
    8. Cases without + templates
  2. organize col3's by title, also use plural for titles and organize alphabetically by title, and also use {{pl-derived verbs}} for all verbs (see also rozbić)?
  3. add these
  4. Add relative adjectives to headwords
  5. Check Category:Polish interjections and Category:Polish particles and add appropriate words to Category:Polish discourse markers
  6. Change singular only to uncountable (similar changes?)
  7. Make alt forms soft redirects and remove duplicate information spieszyć / śpieszyć
  8. Clean up thesaurus and dialectalisms, see also tatarak
  9. Check á and é for dialects, e.g. in Saloni 1908 he mentions á represents o, should we change this in the module? More likely better to move pagename (for now mostly Przemyśl). Maybe a dual/triple etc. output?
  10. Check dialectal dictionaries for any other information they have, e.g. {{R:pl:Łoś:1886}} has more on Kielce about phonetics and grammar
  11. Remove a and the from noun glosses, add to to verb glosses
  12. informal > colloquial, formal > literary, also audit all uses of slang

Dialectal dictionaries

Dialectal dictionaries
{{R:pl:SGP1900}}
{{R:pl:SGPJR}}
{{R:pl:MAGP}}
{{R:pl:MSGP}}
Greater Poland
Kociewie
{{R:pl:SKSychta}} - 5000 headwords
Bory Tucholskie
{{R:pl:SGBorowiackiej}} - 2,111 headwords
{{R:pl:Chłąd:2011}}
Chełmno-Dobrzyń
{{R:pl:Mosakowski:2024}} - 700 headwords
Northern Greater Polish
{{R:pl:Tomaszewski:1930}} - 3608 headwords
Wieleń
{{R:pl:Tomaszewski:1936}} - 1578 headwords
Central Greater Polish
{{R:pl:Kobus:Wilkosz:2024}} - 1750 headwords
Poznań
{{R:pl:Gruchmanowa:1997}} - 3125 headwords
{{R:pl:Wierzba:2013}} - 4500 headwords
Southern Greater Polish
{{R:pl:Dragan:2020}}
Masovian
Ostróda
{{R:pl:SgOWiM}} - 30,000 headwords
Warmia
{{R:pl:SgOWiM}} - 30,000 headwords
Masurian
{{R:pl:Donder}}
{{R:pl:SgOWiM}} - 30,000 headwords
Łowicz
{{R:pl:Świderska:1929}} - 1443 headwords
Near Mazovian
{{R:pl:Pracki:1907}} - 1310 headwords
Podlachia
{{R:pl:Gloger:1893}} - 2000 headwords
{{R:pl:Czarkowski:1908}} - 830 headwords
{{R:pl:Załęski:2005}} - 1072 headwords
Lesser Poland
Kielce
{{R:pl:Siarkowski:1891}} - 162 headwords
{{R:pl:Wasilewski:1895}} - 212 headwords
{{R:pl:Cygan:2018}} - 1050 headwords
Kraków
{{R:pl:Bliziński:1860}} - 133? Krakow Headwords
{{R:pl:Dobrzycki:1898}} - 879 headwords
{{R:pl:Kapuściński:1899}} - 149 headwords
{{R:pl:Kolberg:1873}} - 1197 headwords
{{R:pl:Kosiński:1877}} - 490 headwords
{{R:pl:Pracki:1899}} - 262 headwords
{{R:pl:Tetmajer:1907}} - 908 headwords
{{R:pl:Ziemba:1891}} - 704 headwords
Lasovia
{{R:pl:Blatt:1894}} - 627 headwords
{{R:pl:Kolberg:1865}} - 352 headwords
{{R:pl:Matusiak:1880}} - 253 headwords
Lach (Podegrodzie)
{{R:pl:Mátyás:1891}} - 386 headwords
{{R:pl:Biela:1882}} - 329 headwords
{{R:pl:Grabowski:1849}} - 120 headwords
{{R:pl:Kosiński:1891}} - 792 headwords
Western Lublin
{{R:pl:Łopaciński:1893}}
{{R:pl:Pelcowa:2012}}
Eastern Lublin
{{R:pl:Łopaciński:1893}}
{{R:pl:Pelcowa:2012}}
Biecz
{{R:pl:Zawiliński:1880}} - 316 headwords
{{R:pl:Przepióra:2022}} - 2,500 headwords
{{R:pl:JSŚS}} - 1,300 headwords
Goral
Żywiec
{{R:pl:Ramułt:1930}} - 4137 headwords
Spisz
{{R:pl:Janczy:1901}} - 1059 headwords
Podhale
{{R:pl:Goszczyński:1853}} - 108 headwords
{{R:pl:Kryński:1884}} - 244 headwords
{{R:pl:Kosiński:1884}} - 971 headwords
{{R:pl:Biela:1891}} - 360 headwords
{{R:pl:Złoża:1891}} - 339 headwords
{{R:pl:Dembowski:1894}} - 2568 headwords
{{R:pl:Kantor:1906}} - 976 headwords
{{R:pl:Herniczek-Morozowa:1975}} - 1500 headwords
{{R:pl:Gutt-Mostowy:1995}} - 2007 headwords
Zagórze
{{R:pl:Kobylińska:2001}} - 10,000 headwords
Borderlands
Northern Borderlands
{{R:pl:SPPUSL}}
{{R:pl:Grek-Pabisowa:2017}}
Southern Borderlands
{{R:pl:Paryl:2004}} - 2714 headwords

Cheat sheet

{{also|}}
==Polish==

===Noun===
{{pl-noun|}}

# {{pl-pre-1816|}}
# {{pl-pre-1936|}}

====Declension====
{{pl-decl-noun-}}
{{pl-decl-noun
|noms=a
|gens=i
|dats=i
|accs=ę
|inss=ą
|locs=i
|vocs=o
|nomp=e
|genp=j
|datp=om
|accp=e
|insp=ami
|locp=ach
|vocp=e
}}

==Old Polish==

===Alternative forms===
* {{alt|zlw-opl|}}

===Etymology===
{{bor+|zlw-opl|}}. {{etydate|}}
{{inh+|zlw-opl|sla-pro|*}}. {{surf|zlw-opl|}}. {{etydate|}}
From {{af|zlw-opl|}}. {{etydate|}}

===POS===
{{head|zlw-opl|}}

# ]
#* {{RQ:zlw-opl:|page=|year=|3=|tr=|4=}}

====Declension====
{{zlw-opl-decl-noun
|||
|||
|||
|||
|||
|||
|||
}}

====Derived terms====
{{col3|zlw-opl|title=|}}
{{zlw-opl-derived verbs|
|*pf/impf
|
}}

====Descendants====
* {{desc|pl|}}

===References===
{{reflist}}
:* {{R:zlw-opl:SPJSP}}

==Polish==

===Etymology===
{{bor+|pl||}}. {{etydate|}}
{{inh+|pl|zlw-opl|}}, from {{inh|pl|sla-pro|*}}. {{surf|pl|}}. {{etydate|}}
From {{af|pl|}}. {{etydate|}}

===Noun===
{{pl-noun|}}

# {{alt form of|pl|from=Middle Polish|}}.
# {{lb|pl|Middle Polish}} ]

====Declension====
{{pl-mid-decl-noun
|rnoms=
|gens=-
|dats=-
|accs=-
|inss=-
|locs=-
|vocs=-
|nomp=-
|genp=-
|datp=-
|accp=-
|insp=-
|locp=-
|vocp=-
}}

===References===
* {{R:pl:SXVI||}}
* {{R:pl:SXVII|}}

{{also|}}
==Polish==
{{wp|lang=pl}}
]

===Alternative forms===
* {{alt|pl|}}

===Etymology===
{{bor+|pl||}}. {{surf|pl|}}. {{etydate|ref=}}}}
From {{af|pl|}}. {{etydate|ref=}}}}
{{lit|}}.

===Pronunciation===
{{pl-p|a=}}

===POS===
{{pl-||head=}} {{head|pl|}}

# {{lb|pl|}} ] {{gl|}} {{+preo|pl|prep|case|means=}} {{+obj|pl|case|means=}} {{defdate|ref=}}}}
#: {{syn|pl|}}
#: {{coi|pl||}}
# {{transclude sense|pl||id=}}

====Conjugation/Declension====
{{pl-decl-}}
{{pl-decl-phrase|}}
{{pl-conj-a}}

====Derived terms====
{{col3|pl|title=|}}
{{pl-derived verbs|
|*pf/impf}}

====Related terms====
{{col3|pl|title=|}}

====Collocations====
{{co-top}}
{{co-bottom}}

====Descendants====
* {{desc|pl||bor=1}}
* {{desc|zlw-opl||bor=1}}
** {{desc|pl|}}
** {{desc|zlw-opl|}}
*** {{desc|pl|}}

====See also====
* {{l|pl|}}

===References===
{{reflist}}
:* {{R:pl:NKJP}}

===Further reading===
* {{R:pl:WSJP}}
* {{R:pl:PWN}}
* {{R:zlw-opl:SSP1953}}
* {{R:pl:SXVI||}}
* {{R:pl:SXVII|}}
* {{R:pl:SJP1807}}
* {{R:pl:SJP1861}}
* {{R:pl:SJP1900|||}}
* {{R:pl:SJPD}}
* {{R:pl:NFJP}}

{{cln|pl|words prefixed with -}}
{{C|pl|}}

Word Formation

===Derived terms===
{{pl-derived verbs|
|*pf/impf
|do
|na
|nad
|ob
|od
|o
|po
|pod
|prze
|przy
|roz
|u
|w
|wy
|wz
|z
|za
}}

Etymologies

===Etymology===
{{deverbal|pl|}}.

===Etymology===
From {{af|pl|}}.

===Etymology===
{{univerbation|pl|}}.

===Etymology 2===
{{nonlemma}}

===Etymology===
{{bf|pl|}}.

===Etymology===
{{clipping|pl|}}.

===Etymology===
{{blend|pl||}}.

===Etymology===
{{bor+|pl||}}. la,  la-med, la-lat, grc, el, gmh

===Etymology===
{{inh+|pl|sla-pro|*}}. zlw-opl

===Etymology===
{{onomatopoeic|pl|title=Onomatopoeic}}.

===Etymology===
{{cal|pl|LANG|}}.

===Etymology===
{{rfe|pl}}

===Etymology===
{{ncog|pl|}}.

===Etymology===
{{doublet|pl|}}.

===Etymology===
{{unk|pl|Uncertain}}.

===Etymology===
{{intnat|pl}}; compare {{cog|en|}}.
{{intnat|pl}}; possibly {{bor+|pl|||nocap=1|nocat=1}}, {{bor|pl|||nocat=1}}, or {{bor|pl|||nocat=1}}, ultimately from {{der|pl||}}.

===Etymology===
{{ubor|pl|en|}}.

===Etymology===
{{contraction|pl|}}.

===Etymology===
{{coin|pl|}}.

===Etymology===
{{named-after|pl|nationality=|occupation=|PERSON|wplink=}}.

===Etymology===
{{metathesis}}

===Etymology===
{{surf|lang|1|2}}.

===Etymology===
{{semantic loan|pl||}}

===Etymology===
{{lit|}}

===Etymology===
{{translit|pl||}}.

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