beatles

See also: Beatles

Polish

beatlesi

Alternative forms

• bitels

Etymology

Etymology tree

English beat all

Old English -as

Middle English -es

English -s

English Beatals

Proto-Indo-European *bʰew-der.?

Proto-Germanic *bautaną

Proto-West Germanic *bautan

Old English bēatan

Middle English beten

English beat

Proto-Germanic *bitilô, *bītilaz

Proto-West Germanic *bitilō, *bītil

Old English bitula, bitela, bītel

Middle English bitle, bitel, bityl, bytylle

English beetle

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English -s

English beetles

blend

English Beatlesbor.

Polish beatles

Borrowed from English Beatles.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈbi.tlɛs/
• Rhymes: -itlɛs
• Syllabification: beat‧les

Noun

beatles m pers

1. (colloquial, historical) Beatle (any of the four members of the Beatles quartet)
2. (colloquial, historical) Beatle (in the 1960s: a young man who modelled his behaviour and appearance on the members of the Beatles quartet)

Declension

Declension of beatles

	singular	plural
nominative	beatles	beatlesi/beatlesy (deprecative)
genitive	beatlesa	beatlesów
dative	beatlesowi	beatlesom
accusative	beatlesa	beatlesów
instrumental	beatlesem	beatlesami
locative	beatlesie	beatlesach
vocative	beatlesie	beatlesi

Related terms

adjectives

• beatlesowski

nouns

• beatlemania
• Beatlesi
• beatlesówka

Further reading

• “beatles”, in Polish dictionaries at PWN‎^[1] (in Polish)

Spanish

Noun

beatles m pl

1. plural of beatle