Engleză | Poloneză |
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apology noun an expression of regret | przeprosinynoun przeproszenienoun |
apology noun formal justification, defence | apologetykanoun apologianoun |
arachnology noun study of the Arachnida | arachnologianoun |
archaeology noun scientific study of past remains | archeologianoun |
archaeozoology | |
archeology | |
arcology noun urban development theory involving efficient use of space and resources | arkologianoun |
aretalogy noun biography in which a deity's attributes are listed in the first person | aretalogianoun |
arithmology noun | arytmologianoun |
arthrology noun branch of anatomy dealing with the joints | artrologianoun |
assyriology | |
Assyriology noun study of the Assyrian language and culture | asyriologianoun |
astrobiology noun astrobiology | astrobiologianoun egzobiologianoun |
astrology noun star divination | astrologianoun |
astrometeorology noun | |
audiology noun study of hearing and hearing defects | audiologianoun |
autecology noun one of two broad subdivisions of ecology | autekologianoun |
auxology noun study of growth | auksologianoun |
axiology noun particular value theory of a philosopher | aksjologianoun |
axiology noun value theory | aksjologianoun |
bacteriology noun scientific study of bacteria | bakteriologianoun |
balneology noun study of baths and bathing | balneologianoun |
barology | |
batrachology | |
bibliology noun study of the bible | biblioznawstwonoun biblistykanoun |
bibliology noun the study of the history of books and the art of printing | bibliologianoun biblioznawstwonoun księgoznawstwonoun |
bioclimatology noun science that studies interaction between biosphere and atmosphere | bioklimatologianoun |
biocoenology noun study of bioceonosis | biocenologianoun biocenotykanoun |
bioecology noun | bioekologianoun |
biogeocenology noun | biogeocenologianoun |
biological psychology noun branch of psychology | biopsychologianoun |
biology noun structure, function, and behavior of an organism or type of organism | biologianoun |
biology noun study of living matter | biologianoun |