Angličtina | Polsčina |
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apodictic adjective incontrovertible | apodyktycznyadjective |
apodictically adverb in an apodictical manner | apodyktycznieadverb |
apodicticity noun the state of being apodictic | apodyktycznośćnoun |
arthropod noun animal of Arthropoda | stawonógnoun |
bipod noun two-legged stand | bipodnoun |
bladderpod noun Lobelia inflata, Indian tobacco, pukeweed | lobelia rozdętanoun |
brachiopod noun any of the many marine invertebrates of the phylum Brachiopoda | ramienionógnoun |
cephalopod noun mollusc | głowonógnoun |
common polypody noun Polypodium vulgare | |
copepod noun any of very many small crustaceans, of the subclass Copepoda | widłonógnoun |
decapod noun crustacean | dziesięcionógnoun |
gastropod noun member of a class of molluscs | brzuchonógnoun ślimaknoun |
gorillapod | |
hexapod noun arthropod with six feet | sześcionógnoun |
hexapod noun organism or being with six legs | sześcionógnoun |
hippodrome noun horse racing course | hipodromnoun |
hodgepodge | |
hospodar noun title of the governors of Moldavia and Wallachia | hospodarnoun |
hypodermic adjective under the dermis | podskórnyadjective |
hypodermis noun anatomy | tkanka podskórnanoun |
iPod noun device | iPodnoun |
isopod noun crustacean of the order Isopoda | równonógnoun |
Kamianets-Podilskyi noun city | |
like two peas in a pod very similar | |
lipodystrophy noun disorder characterized by abnormality in or degeneration of adipose tissue | lipodystrofianoun |
lycopodium | |
macropod noun marsupial | kangurnoun |
Mohyliv-Podilskyi noun city | Mohylów Podolskinoun |
monopod noun portable stand with one leg | monopodnoun |
pea pod noun botany | pochwanoun |
polypody noun any fern of the genus Polypodium | paprotkanoun |
pseudopod noun temporary projection | nibynóżkanoun |
pseudopodium | |
spodumene noun pyroxene mineral, lithium aluminum inosilicate | spodumennoun |
tetrapod adjective having four limbs or feet | czworonożnyadjective |
tetrapod noun member of superclass Tetrapoda | czworonógnoun |
tripod noun a three-legged stand or mount | statywnoun tripodnoun trójnógnoun |