pulares

Galician

Verb

pulares

1. inflection of pular:
   1. second-person singular future subjunctive
   2. second-person singular personal infinitive

Polish

Etymology

From earlier pugilares, from Latin pugillares.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /puˈla.rɛs/

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• Rhymes: -arɛs
• Syllabification: pu‧la‧res

Noun

pulares m inan

1. (dated) wallet (a small case for keeping money)

   Synonyms: pugilares, portfel, portmonetka, podkówka

   • 1866, Gazeta Lwowska, page 521:

     W kilka dni potem, żona Schlaindy znalazła w stajni wspólnej ukryty pod słoma nowy pulares z 851 złr. i po znakach na banknotach poznała, że to są pieniądze skradzione Terechowi.

     A few days later, Schlainda's wife found a new wallet in the common stable, hidden under straw, with 851 pln, and by the markings on the bills she recognized that this was Terech's stolen money.

   • 2014, Opowiadania na tydzień. Część 4, →ISBN:

     Paniczowi na niczym więcej nie zależy, nic go nie obchodzi. Jeśli może napchać pulares pieniądzmi, niech tam wszystko pójdzie na marne.

     The young master doesn't care about anything else, nothing at all. He might stuff his wallet with money, then it'll all be thrown down the drain.

   • 2016, Łukasz Orbitowski, Wigilijne psy i inne opowieści, SQN, →ISBN:

     Facet otwiera pulares w kształcie podkowy, znajduje pięciozłotówkę, ale jego wzrok pada na Historię filozofii Tatarkiewicza.

     The guys opens the horseshoe-shaped wallet, finds five pln, and shifts his gaze to Tatarkiewicz's History of Philosophy book.

Declension

Declension of pulares

	singular	plural
nominative	pulares	pularesy
genitive	pularesu	pularesów
dative	pularesowi	pularesom
accusative	pulares	pularesy
instrumental	pularesem	pularesami
locative	pularesie	pularesach
vocative	pularesie	pularesy

Further reading

• pulares in Polish dictionaries at PWN

Portuguese

Verb

pulares

1. inflection of pular:
   1. second-person singular future subjunctive
   2. second-person singular personal infinitive