Noun: aligator
Hyphenation: a‧li‧ga‧tor
Gender: Masculine
Singular
| Nominative | aligator |
| Genitive | aligatora |
| Dative | aligatorowi |
| Accusative | aligatora |
| Instrumental | aligatorem |
| Locative | aligatorze |
| Vocative | aligatorze |
Plural
| Nominative | aligatory |
| Genitive | aligatorów |
| Dative | aligatorom |
| Accusative | aligatory |
| Instrumental | aligatorami |
| Locative | aligatorach |
| Vocative | aligatory |
Sample Sentences
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w paszczy aligatora (in an alligator's maw/jaw/mouth)
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skóra aligatora (an alligator's skin/leather)
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głowa aligatora (an alligator's head)
Nouns inflected like aligator
szczur,
skowyr,
łuskopiór,
krabożer,
spinozaur,
pitbullterier,
welociraptor,
sznaucer,
pakożer,
jaszczur,
szlachar,
gadożer,
brojler,
pilzner,
pinczer,
bulterier,
napoleondor,
stegozaur,
bullterier,
ichtiozaur, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)
Etymology
Borrowed from English alligator, from Spanish el lagarto, from Latin lacertus. First attested in 1816. See: English Nouns '
alligator', Latin Nouns '
lacertus'.
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