Englisch | Polnisch |
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Yarilo noun Slavic god of vegetation and spring | Jarunanoun Jaryłanoun Jaryłonoun |
yarligh noun khan's decree | jarłyknoun |
Yarmouk noun a river in the Middle East | Jarmuknoun |
yarmulke noun skullcap worn by religious Jewish males | jarmułkanoun |
yarn noun fiber strand for knitting or weaving | przędzanoun włóczkanoun |
yarn noun nautical | skrętkanoun |
yarn noun story | opowieśćnoun |
Yaroslav noun Slavic name | Jarosławnoun |
Yaroslavl noun city | Jarosławnoun |
Yarovit noun god of war | Jarowitnoun |
yarrow noun herb of the genus Achillea | krwawniknoun |
Yaseniv | |
yashmak noun a veil worn by Muslim women | czarczafnoun jaszmaknoun kwefnoun nikabnoun |
Yasinia | |
Yasnaya Polyana | |
Yasynuvata noun | Jasynuwatanoun |
yat noun an obsolete letter of the Cyrillic alphabet "Ѣ/ѣ" | jaćnoun |
yataghan noun type of sword | jatagannoun |
yaud | |
Yavoriv noun city | Jaworównoun |
yaw noun The rotation of an aircraft, ship, or missile about its vertical axis so as to cause the longitudinal axis of the aircraft, ship, or missile to deviate from the flight line or heading in its horizontal plane | obrótnoun odchylenienoun |
yawl noun sailing vessel | jolnoun |
yawn verb open the mouth and take a deep breath | ziewaćverb ziewnąćverb |
yawn noun the action of yawning | ziewanienoun |
yaws noun a contagious tropical disease caused by the spirochete Treponema pertenue | frambezjanoun jagodzicanoun malinicanoun |
Yazd | |
Yazidi noun member of a Kurdish-speaking people of northern Iraq, whose religion is Yazidism | jezydnoun Jezydnoun jezydkanoun Jezydkanoun |