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dig meaning in Polish
| English | Polish |
|---|---|
| dignified adjective respectable | godnyadjective |
| dignitary noun important or influential person | dostojniknoun |
| dignity noun high office or rank | dostojeństwonoun dostojnośćnoun |
| dignity noun quality or state | godnośćnoun |
| digon noun polygon having two edges and two vertices | dwukątnoun |
| digoxin | |
| digraph noun pair of letters | dwuznaknoun |
| digress | |
| digress verb to deviate | wędrowaćverb |
| digression noun a departure from the main subject in speech or writing | dygresjanoun wtrącenienoun |
| acetyldigitoxin noun drug | |
| Adige noun river in South Tyrol | Adyganoun |
| Burdigalian noun | burdygałnoun |
| cardigan noun type of sweater | kardigannoun |
| child prodigy noun talented young person | cudowne dzieckonoun |
| double-digit adjective between 10 and 99 inclusive | dwucyfrowyadjective |
| gold digger noun person who cultivates a personal relationship in order to attain money and/or material goods, power | naciągaczkanoun |
| gold digger noun someone who digs or mines for gold | |
| grave-digger | |
| gravedigger noun A necrophore, or burying beetle | grabarznoun |
| gravedigger noun a person employed to dig graves | grabarznoun |
| he who digs a pit for others, falls in himself | |
| he who digs a pit for others falls in himself he who digs a pit for others, falls in himself | |
| icosidigon noun geometry | -okąt]]noun 22[[kątnoun |
| indigence | |
| indigenous adjective born or engendered in, native to a land or region | macierzystyadjective miejscowyadjective |
| indigent noun a person in need or in poverty | potrzebującynoun |
| indigent adjective poor; destitute | potrzebującyadjective |
| indigestible | |
| indigestion noun condition caused by eating too quickly | dyspepsjanoun niestrawnośćnoun |
| indignant | |
| indignation noun anger aroused by some perceived offense or injustice | oburzenienoun |
| indignation noun self-righteous anger or disgust | oburzenienoun |
| indignity noun an affront to one's dignity or pride | poniżenienoun |
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