Where does “pławikonik” come from?

pławikonik (Polish) comes from Polish Konik, from Polish koń, from Old Polish koń, from Proto-Slavic koňь, from Proto-Slavic komňь, from Proto-Slavic kobňь.

pławikonik (Polish): seahorse

Definitions

  1. seahorse

Ancestry of “pławikonik”, step by step

pławikonik traces back through two separate lines of ancestry.

via Polish Konik

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1PolishKoniklittle horse, pony
2Polishkońhorse; pommel horse; knight
3Old Polishkońhorse
4Proto-Slavickoňьhorse
5Proto-Slavickomňь—
6Proto-Slavickobňь—

via Polish pławić

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Polishpławićto submerge, to hold underwater
2Proto-Slavicplàvitito float, to sail
3Proto-Slavic-vati—
Every word from Proto-Slavic kobňь →Every word from Proto-Slavic komňь →Every word from Proto-Slavic koňь →
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