English | Polish |
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Eskimo noun language | eskimoskinoun |
Eskimo noun member of the Eskimo people(s) | Eskimosnoun Eskimoskanoun |
Eskimo adjective of, or relating to an Eskimo, Eskimos or their language, languages | eskimoskiadjective |
eudaimonia | |
generalissimo | |
generalissimo noun supreme commander | głównodowodzącynoun |
grimoire noun book of instructions in the use of alchemy or magic | grymuarnoun |
imiquimod | |
Kasimovian noun subdivision of the Carboniferous period | kasimownoun |
kikimora noun a female house spirit | kikimoranoun |
kimono noun traditional Japanese clothing | kimononoun |
limo | |
limonite | |
Limousin noun region | Lemowiknoun |
limousine noun luxury sedan/saloon car | limuzynanoun |
Limousine noun region of France | Lemowiknoun |
magnanimous adjective noble and generous in spirit | wielkodusznyadjective |
magnanimously adverb in a magnanimous manner | bezinteresownyadverb |
matrimonial adjective relating to marriage | małżeńskiadjective matrymonialnyadjective |
matrimony noun marriage or the state of being married | |
matrimony vine | |
maximum maximorum | |
mimosa noun plant belonging to the genus Mimosa | mimozanoun |
minimum minimorum | |
multimorbidities | |
paraphimosis noun foreskin trapped behind the glans | załupeknoun |
parsimonious | |
parsimonious adjective Exhibiting parsimony | kutwaadjective |
parsimoniousness | |
parsimony noun great reluctance to spend money unnecessarily | awarycjanoun oszędnośćnoun skąpstwonoun |
patrimonial | |
patrimony noun inheritance from one's ancestor | dziedzictwonoun |
phimosis noun contraction of the foreskin | stulejkanoun |
primogeniture noun exclusive right of inheritance belonging to the eldest child | primogenituranoun |
primogeniture noun state of being the firstborn of the children of the same parents | pierworództwonoun primogenituranoun |