Druskininkai

English

Etymology

From Lithuanian Drùskininkai.

Proper noun

Druskininkai

1. A city in Lithuania

Translations

city in Lithuania

• Belarusian: Друскінінкай (Druskininkaj), Друске́нікі pl (Druskjéniki), Друзге́нікі pl (Druzhjéniki)
• Japanese: ドゥルスキニンカイ (durusukininkai), ドルスキニンカイ (dorusukininkai)
• Latvian: Druskininki m pl
• Lithuanian: Druskininkai (lt) m pl
• Polish: Druskieniki f pl
• Russian: Дру́скининкай (ru) m (Drúskininkaj), Друске́ники pl (Druskéniki)
• Samogitian: Droskininkā m pl, Droskėninkā m pl
• Ukrainian: Друскінінка́й (Druskininkáj)
• Yiddish: דרוסקעניק (druskenik)

Lithuanian

Etymology

• Probably from drùskininkas (“one who occupies himself with saltworks”), from druskà (“salt”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈd̪rʊsʲkʲɪnʲɪŋkɐɪ̯ˑ]

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Proper noun

Drùskininkai m pl (stress pattern 1)

1. Druskininkai (a city in Lithuania)

Declension

    Declension of Drùskininkai (plural-only)

nominative	Drùskininkai
genitive	Drùskininkų
dative	Drùskininkams
accusative	Drùskininkus
instrumental	Drùskininkais
locative	Drùskininkuose
vocative	Drùskininkai