Englisch | Polnisch |
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Babol | |
baboon noun primate | pawiannoun |
babooshka | |
babouche noun Turkish or oriental slipper | bambosznoun |
baboushka | |
Babouvism noun | babuwizmnoun |
Babouvist noun | babuwistanoun |
Babouvistic adjective of or pertaining to Babouvism | babuwistycznyadjective |
Babruysk noun A city in Belarus | Bobrujsknoun |
Babs | |
babushka noun woman’s headscarf tied under the chin | chustanoun |
baby noun form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive | bejbenoun małanoun |
baby noun immature or infantile person | dzieciuchnoun maluchnoun |
baby noun term of endearment | kochanienoun skarbnoun |
baby noun very young human being | dzidziuśnoun dzieckonoun maluchnoun niemowlaknoun niemowlęnoun |
baby blue adjective pale blue color | jasno błękitnyadjective |
baby blues | |
baby bonus noun | becikowenoun |
baby boom noun any increase in the birth rate | |
baby boom noun post-World War II baby boom (1946 to 1964) | |
baby bottle noun bottle with a teat | butelkanoun |
baby boy noun very young male human being | bébénoun |
baby bump noun noticeable abdominal swelling in a pregnant woman | bębennoun |
baby carriage | |
baby elephant | |
baby face noun headlining wrestler with a persona embodying heroic or virtuous traits | bohaternoun |
baby hatch noun hatch for abandoned children | okno życianoun |
Baby Jesus | |
baby monkey | |
baby powder noun astringent powder | talknoun |
baby talk noun form of speech used when talking to babies | mowa matczynanoun |
baby tooth | |
baby walker noun baby walker | chodziknoun |