| Poloneză | Engleză |
|---|
| Lew noun | Leonoun
astrological sign Leonoun
constellation Leonoun
male given name Leónnoun
region in north-west Spain |
| lew noun | levnoun
currency of Bulgaria lionnoun
big cat Panthera leo lionnoun
heraldic charge lionnoun
person with strength and courage |
| lew azjatycki noun | Asian lionnoun
species of lion that inhabited Asia |
| lew indyjski noun | Asian lionnoun
species of lion that inhabited Asia |
| Lew Juda noun | Lion of Judahnoun
Jewish cultural symbol |
| lew morski noun | sea lionnoun
member of the Otariidae family |
| lew morski Stellera noun | Steller sea lionnoun
Eumetopias jubatus |
| Lew Nemejski noun | Nemean Lionnoun
mythical lion of Nemea |
| lew perski noun | Asian lionnoun
species of lion that inhabited Asia |
| lew salonowy noun | lounge lizardnoun
An idler or pleasure-seeker; a person who spends considerable time loitering in bars and cocktail lounges. socialitenoun
person of prominence and influence |
| lewa noun | leftnoun
the left side tricknoun
winning sequence in cards |
| lewa burta adjective | portadjective
left-hand side of a vessel when facing the front |
| lewa ręka noun | left handnoun |
| lewacki noun | left-wingernoun
person who belongs to the political left leftardnoun
person of left-wing political views |
| lewada | levade |
| lewak | moonbat parrying dagger |
| lewak noun | libtardnoun
liberal (derogatory) |
| Lewant noun | Levantnoun
the countries bordering the eastern Mediterranean Sea |
| lewantyński | Levantine |
| lewar noun | jacknoun
device for raising and supporting a heavy object levernoun
rigid piece lifternoun
someone or something that lifts siphonnoun
bent pipe or tube with one end lower than the other |
| lewarowanie noun | leveragenoun
use of borrowed funds |
| lewatywa noun | enemanoun
injection of fluid into the rectum |
| lewetyracetam noun | levetiracetamnoun |
| Lewi noun | Levinoun
male given name Levinoun
one of the Israelite tribes Levinoun
third son of Jacob |
| lewiatan noun | leviathannoun
Biblical sea monster |
