Engleză | Poloneză |
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Armenia noun ancient kingdom and country | Armenianoun |
Armenian noun language | armeńskinoun ormiańskinoun |
Armenian adjective of, from, or pertaining to Armenia, Armenians, the language or alphabet | armeńskiadjective ormiańskiadjective |
Armenian noun person | Armeńczyknoun Armenkanoun Ormianinnoun Ormiankanoun |
Armenian grape hyacinth | |
Armenian Highland noun plateau | Wyżyna Armeńskanoun |
Armenian Highlands | |
Armenian SSR noun Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic | Armeńska SSRnoun |
armful noun amount an arm or arms can hold | naręczenoun |
armhole | |
Armiansk noun city | Armiańsknoun |
Armida | |
armillary sphere noun instrument consisting of graduated metal circles | sfera armilarnanoun |
armin | |
Armin noun | Arminnoun |
armine | |
arming noun act of supplying with arms | zbrojenienoun |
Arminian noun follower the soteriological doctrine of Jacobus Arminius | arminianinnoun |
Arminianism noun school of thought | arminianizmnoun |
arminum | |
armistice noun formal agreement to end combat | rozejmnoun |
armless adjective without arms | bezrękiadjective |
armlet noun A band worn on the arm for ornamental or identification purposes | bransoletanoun |
armor noun military formation consisting primarily of tanks | wojska pancernenoun |
armor noun natural form of this kind of protection on an animal's body | pancerznoun |
armor noun other heavy mobile assault vehicle | |
armor noun protective layer over a body, vehicle, or other object intended to deflect or diffuse damaging forces | pancerznoun zbrojanoun |
armor-piercing | |
armored adjective clad or equipped with arms or armor | opancerzonyadjective |
armored personnel carrier noun armored vehicle for carrying infantry soldiers in combat | |
armorer | |
armorer noun manufacturer of weapons | rusznikarznoun |
armorial noun book on heraldry or arms | herbarznoun |