Angličtina | Polsčina |
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moth noun insect similar to a butterfly | motyl nocnynoun ćmanoun |
moth-eaten adjective containing moth holes | zniszczonyadjective |
mothball noun small ball | naftalinanoun |
mothball verb to store something no longer used | |
mother noun female (human) who parents a child, gives birth to a baby, or is pregnant | mamanoun mamusianoun mamuśkanoun mateczkanoun matkanoun matuchnanoun |
mother noun one’s female parent | mamanoun matkanoun |
mother noun something that is the greatest of its kind | matkanoun |
mother noun source or origin | matkanoun |
Mother Earth noun personification of Earth | Matka Ziemianoun |
mother figure noun one who behaves as, is regarded as equivalent to, or represents a mother | autorytetnoun |
Mother Goddess | |
mother hen noun female chicken | kwokanoun |
mother hen noun overprotective woman | kwokanoun |
mother-in-law noun spouse’s mother | teściowanoun świekranoun |
mother lode noun large or rich vein of precious mineral | kopalnianoun złożenoun żyłanoun |
Mother of God noun Mary, mother of Jesus, as the mother of God or God-bearer | Bogarodzicanoun Bogarodzicielkanoun Bogurodzicanoun Boża Rodzicielkanoun Matka Boskanoun Matka Bożanoun |
mother of pearl | |
mother-of-pearl noun pearly layer | macica perłowanoun masa perłowanoun |
mother of vinegar | |
Mother Russia noun national personification of Russia | Matka Rosjanoun |
mother ship noun vessel that serves a smaller vessel | okręt flagowynoun |
mother superior noun nun in charge of a convent | matka przełożonanoun |
mother tongue noun one's native tongue | język ojczystynoun |
Mother's Day noun a day in honor of one's mother or all mothers, on whichever day | Dzień Matkinoun |