Englisch | Polnisch |
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old (of an item) used, not new adjective | staryadjective |
old adjective former | staryadjective |
old adjective having existed or lived for the specified time | miećadjective staryadjective |
old adjective of a living being: having lived for relatively many years | niemłodyadjective staryadjective |
old adjective of an object, concept, etc: having existed for a relatively long period of time | stareadjective staryadjective |
old age noun latter part of life | starośćnoun |
old-age | |
Old Armenian noun language | staroormiańskinoun |
old as the hills adjective extremely old | stary jak światadjective |
old bag noun | babsztylnoun |
Old Believer noun believer in Orthodoxy as it was before reforms | staroobrzędowiecnoun |
Old Catholic adjective pertaining to a group of churches that split from the Roman Catholic Church | starokatolickiadjective |
old chestnut | |
Old Church Slavonic noun the first literary and liturgical Slavic language | |
Old City | |
old conifer | |
old dear noun old woman | babcianoun babinanoun starowinanoun staruszkanoun |
Old East Slavic noun language | język staroruskinoun staroruskinoun |
Old English noun ancestor language of modern English | staroangielskinoun |
Old English Sheepdog noun a breed of herding dog | |
old fart noun pejorative: elderly person | stary pryknoun |
old-fashioned adjective outdated or no longer in vogue | staromodnyadjective staroświeckiadjective |
old-fashioned adjective preferring the customs of earlier times | staromodnyadjective |
old-fashionedly | |
old folks' home noun A residential complex for old people | dom starcównoun |
Old French noun French language from 9th to the early 14th century | starofrancuskinoun |
old-growth forest noun forest that has attained great age without significant disturbance | las pierwotnynoun |
old guard noun old guard | stara gwardianoun |
old habits die hard established habits are difficult to change | |
Old Herzegovina | |
Old High German noun Old High German | |
Old High German adjective Old High German | staro-wysoko-niemieckiadjective |