Englisch | Polnisch |
---|---|
jam noun blockage, congestion | koreknoun |
jam noun sweet mixture of fruit boiled with sugar | dżemnoun |
jam verb to block or confuse a broadcast signal | zagłuszaćverb |
jam verb to cause congestion or blockage | zakorkowaćverb zatkaćverb |
jam verb to force something into a space | wciskaćverb wcisnąćverb |
jam nut | |
jam session noun impromptu informal performance | jam sessionnoun |
jamahiriya | |
Jamahiriya noun state of the masses (Libya) | dżamahirijjanoun |
Jamaica noun country in the Caribbean | Jamajkanoun |
Jamaican adjective of, from, or pertaining to Jamaica, the Jamaican people or the Jamaican language | jamajskiadjective |
Jamaican noun person of Jamaican descent | Jamajczyknoun Jamajkanoun |
jamb noun vertical component that form the side of an opening in a wall | węgarnoun węgareknoun |
jambiya | |
jamboree noun rally of Scouts or Guides | jambonoun |
jambul noun tree | |
James noun book of the Bible | Jakubnoun List Jakubanoun |
James noun male given name (the standard form) | Jakubnoun |
James noun one of two Apostles | Jakubnoun |
Jamestown | |
Jamie | |
Jamila noun Female name in Muslim communities | Dżamilanoun |
jammed | |
jammer noun device used to jam radio reception | zakłócacznoun |
Jammu and Kashmir noun portion of the territory which is governed by India | Dżammu i Kaszmirnoun |
jammy | |
jamthund | |
Benjamin noun male given name | Beniaminnoun |
Benjamin noun the youngest son of Jacob | Beniaminnoun |
door jamb | |
doorjamb noun upright post on either side of the door | futrynanoun |
enjambment noun a technique in poetry | przerzutnianoun |
katzenjammer | |
logjam | |
logjam noun A clog; any jam or mess that halts or greatly delays progress | bezruchnoun |