#rabbit polls

nyuszi [ˈɲusi]

Nyuszi is a cute version of nyúl (rabbit). Often used as petname for children or girlfriend.

it's like Hasi in German for Hase: a kid's word, most of such words ending in a diminutive -i in both languages

hopacz - no IPA

nyuszimuszi - no IPA

nyúl would be the word for rabbit, while nyuszi is a diminuitive (making little) form. nyuszimuszi adds some soft sounding sounds at the end to make it extra cute!

coniglietto /ko.niʎˈʎet.to/

królik /ˈkru.lik/

"królik" is a diminutive of the word "król", therefore technically also meaning "little king"

ꦠꦿꦸꦮꦺꦭꦸ (truwélu) /tru.we.lu/

lapin /la.pɛ̃/

I think it sounds very descriptive of a rabbit.

Classical term

In like 2nd or 3rd grade in french class (as a second language) I volunteered to recite a poem called Mon Petit Lapin in front of the whole school. I always get huge stage fright with public speaking but I did it and didn't even fail catastrophically so this deserves to be included

토끼 (tokki) [tʰo̞k͈i]

zając /ˈza.jɔnt͡s/

SUCH a cool word. that nasal vowel is awesome and so polish. and the second a has a little tail (technical term) like a bunny :D.

jänö [ˈjænø̞]

filip - no IPA

strengthening the grip of poland on these polls by submitting this old slang word for hare

filip is archaic word that only survived (as rabbit meaning, bc it is also a name) in an idiom "to jump out like a filip out of hemp" which means saying something bewildering that baffles everyone. and it sounds funny

królik /ˈkru.lik/