English | Polish |
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Hebrew noun person | Hebrajczyknoun Hebrajkanoun |
Hebrew adjective pertaining to the language | hebrajskiadjective |
Hebrew adjective pertaining to the people | hebrajskiadjective |
Hebrews noun book of the Bible | |
Hebrides noun group of islands | Hebrydynoun |
Hecate noun Greek goddess | Hekatanoun Hekatenoun |
hecatomb noun great public sacrifice | hekatombanoun |
heck noun euphemism of hell | diabełnoun |
heckle verb question harshly in an attempt to reveal weaknesses | przedrzeźniaćverb |
heckler | |
heckler noun one who heckles, insults, makes fun of, or teases | szelmanoun |
hectare noun unit of surface area | hektarnoun |
hectic adjective denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption | hektycznyadjective |
hectic adjective very busy with activity and confusion | hektycznyadjective |
hecticness noun state or quality | hektykanoun |
hecto- hundred | |
hectogon noun geometry | stukątnoun |
hectogram noun 100 grams | hektogramnoun |
hectolitre noun 100 litres | hektolitrnoun |
hectometer | |
hectometre noun the length of 100 metres | hektometrnoun |
hectopascal noun unit of pressure | hektopaskalnoun |
Hector noun male given name | Hektornoun |
hector verb to dominate or intimidate | irytowaćverb |
Hector noun Trojan hero | Hektornoun |
heddle noun part of a loom | |
heddle frame | |
heder | |
hedge noun thicket of bushes planted in a row | żywopłotnoun |
hedgehog noun animal | jeżnoun |
hedgerow noun a row of closely planted bushes or trees forming a hedge | pupanoun |
hedonism noun philosophy | hedonizmnoun |
hedonist noun someone devoted to hedonism | hedonistanoun |
hedonistic adjective devoted to pleasure | hedonistycznyadjective |
Hedwig noun female given name | Jadwiganoun |
hee-haw noun cry | hi-honoun |
heed noun attention | baczenienoun czujnośćnoun |