Engelska | Polska |
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Ham noun a son of Noah and the brother of Japheth and Shem | Chamnoun |
ham noun actor with an exaggerating style | kabotynnoun |
ham noun back of the thigh | szynkanoun |
ham noun ham radio operator | radioamatornoun |
ham noun region back of the knee joint | golonkanoun |
ham noun thigh and buttock of any animal slaughtered for meat | szynkanoun |
ham noun thigh of a hog cured for food | szynkanoun |
ham-fisted adjective lacking skill in physical movement | niezdarnyadjective |
ham hock noun | golonkanoun |
Hama | |
Hamadan | |
hamartia noun tragic flaw | Hamartianoun |
hamartoma noun benign mass of disorganized tissue | błędniaknoun hamartomanoun |
hambeast noun | baleronnoun baryłanoun |
Hamburg noun city and state of Germany | Hamburgnoun |
Hamburger noun A person from Hamburg | hamburczyknoun |
hamburger noun sandwich | hamburgernoun |
Hami | |
Hamilcar | |
Hamiltonian | |
Hamiltonian cycle noun graph theory: a cycle visiting all vertices once | Hamiltoniannoun |
Hamiltonian graph noun graph for which there is a Hamiltonian cycle | |
Hamiltonian path noun path which visits each vertex exactly once | |
Hamitic | |
hamlet noun small village | przysiółeknoun siołonoun |
Hamlet noun the main character of the play Hamlet | Hamletnoun |
hammam | |
hammer noun bone of the middle ear; see also malleus | młotnoun młoteczeknoun młoteknoun |
hammer noun part of a clock | młotnoun |
hammer noun part of a firearm | kureknoun |
hammer noun piano part | młotnoun młoteknoun |
hammer noun sports: device | młotnoun młoteknoun |
hammer noun tool | młotnoun |