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fat bedeutet auf Polnisch
| Englisch | Polnisch |
|---|---|
| Father Frost noun Slavic equivalent to Santa Claus | Dziadek Mróznoun |
| father-in-law noun one's spouse's father | świekiernoun teśćnoun |
| father of the nation noun | ojciec narodunoun ojciec ojczyznynoun |
| father superior noun friar or monk in charge | superiornoun |
| Father Time noun Personification of time | Ojciec Czasnoun |
| Father's Day noun holiday in celebration of fatherhood | Dzień Ojcanoun |
| fatherfucker | |
| fatherhood noun being a father | ojcostwonoun |
| fatherland noun country of one's ancestry | macierznoun ojczyznanoun |
| fatherly adjective characteristic of fathers, paternal | ojcowskiadjective |
| fatherly adjective characteristic of what is considered the ideal behaviour pertaining to fatherhood | ojcowskiadjective |
| fathom noun distance between an adult man’s arms stretched out away from the sides of his torso; unit of length for water depth equivalent to six feet (about 1.8 m) | sążeńnoun |
| fathomable adjective possible to understand | zrozumiałyadjective |
| fathomless | |
| fathomless adjective bottomless | bezdennyadjective |
| fatigue noun material failure due to cyclic loading | zmęczenienoun |
| fatigue noun weariness | zmęczenienoun |
| fatigued adjective tired, weary | zmęczonyadjective |
| fatigues noun military clothing | bojówkinoun |
| Fatima | |
| Fatimah | |
| fatless adjective without fat | beztłuszczowyadjective |
| fatly | |
| fatness | |
| fatphobia noun fear or dislike towards fat people | fatfobianoun |
| fatso noun an overweight person | baleronnoun baryłanoun grubasnoun spaślaknoun tłuściochnoun |
| fatten verb to become fatter | tyćverb utyćverb |
| fatten verb to cause to be fatter | tuczyćverb utuczyćverb |
| fattening noun act of getting fatter | tycienoun |
| fattening noun act of making fatter | tuczenienoun |
| fattening adjective that causes weight gain | tuczącyadjective |
