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lc meaning in Polish
| English | Polish |
|---|---|
| skullcap noun cap that covers the area from the forehead to just above the back of the neck | jarmułkanoun |
| skullcap noun flowering plant | tarczycanoun |
| squelch verb to halt, stop, eliminate | hamowaćverb |
| stratovolcano noun volcano | stratowulkannoun |
| sulcus noun furrow or groove in an organ or a tissue | bruzdanoun |
| tailcoat noun formal evening jacket | fraknoun |
| talc noun soft mineral | talknoun |
| talc verb To apply talc | talkowaćverb |
| talcum powder noun perfumed talc | talknoun |
| Tulcea | |
| Tulchyn noun city | Tulczynnoun |
| ulcer noun open sore | wrzódnoun |
| ulcerate verb to become ulcerous | owrzodziećverb wrzodziećverb |
| ulcerous | |
| under the influence of alcohol | |
| unwelcome adjective | nieproszonyadjective |
| unwelcoming | |
| velcro | |
| Velcro noun fastener | rzepnoun |
| volcanic adjective changed or affected by the heat of a volcano | wulkanicznyadjective |
| volcanic adjective of or pertaining to a volcano | wulkanicznyadjective |
| volcanic adjective produced by a volcano | wulkanicznyadjective |
| volcanic bomb noun | |
| volcanism noun natural phenomena associated with volcanoes | wulkanizmnoun |
| volcano noun mountain containing a magma chamber | wulkannoun |
| volcano rabbit noun Romerolagus diazi | królik wulkanowynoun |
| volcanologist noun person who studies volcanology | wulkanolognoun |
| volcanology noun study of volcanoes | wulkanologianoun |
| Vulcan noun Roman god of fire | Wulkannoun |
| Vulcan noun Theoretical planet | Wulkannoun |
| vulcanite | |
| vulcanite noun copper telluride | |
| vulcanization noun process by which rubber is hardened using heat and sulphur | wulkanizacjanoun |
| vulcanize verb to harden rubber with heat | wulkanizowaćverb |
| wallcreeper noun Tichodroma muraria | pomurniknoun |
| wear out one's welcome verb to make one's presence unwanted | |
| welcher noun | cwaniaknoun |
| welcome noun act of greeting someone's arrival | powitanienoun |
| welcome verb affirm or greet the arrival of someone | witaćverb |
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