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orbit verb circle another object | orbitowaćverb |
orbit noun path of one object around another | orbitanoun |
orbital noun energy and probability density | orbitalnoun |
orbital adjective of or relating to an orbit | orbitalnyadjective |
orbital adjective of or relating to the eye socket | oczodołowyadjective orbitalnyadjective |
orc noun evil monstrous humanoid creature | orknoun |
orca noun | mieczniknoun orkanoun |
Orcadian | |
orchard noun land for cultivation of fruit or nut trees | sadnoun |
orchardist noun one who operates an orchard | sadowniknoun |
orchestra noun | orkiestranoun |
orchestra noun large group of musicians who play together on various instruments | orkiestranoun |
orchestra noun semicircular space in front of the stage used by the chorus in Ancient theatres | orchestranoun orkiestranoun |
orchestra noun the area in a theatre or concert hall where the musicians sit | orkiestranoun |
orchestra pit noun sunken area in front of a stage | orkiestronnoun |
orchestral adjective relating to an orchestra | orkiestralnyadjective orkiestrowyadjective |
orchestrion | |
orchid noun plant | orchideanoun storczyknoun |
orchis | |
Orchomenos noun city in central Greece | Orchomenosnoun |
Orchomenos noun city in north central Arcadia | Orchomenosnoun |
Orchomenus | |
orcish | |
Orcus noun dwarf planet | Orkusnoun |
Orcus noun god | Orkusnoun |
orda (historical) a political and military organizational structure used by Turkic and Mongol peoples noun | hordanoun |
ordain verb to prearrange unalterably | ustalaćverb |
ordeal noun a painful or trying experience | mękanoun |
ordeal noun trial in which the accused was subjected to a dangerous test | ordalianoun |
order noun arrangement, disposition | kolejnośćnoun porządeknoun |
order noun awarded decoration | ordernoun |
order noun biology: taxonomical classification | porządeknoun rządnoun |