English | Polish |
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sis noun sister | siostrzyczkanoun |
sisal | |
sisal noun fiber | sizalnoun |
sisiphic | |
siskin | |
sissify verb to make sissy; to emasculate. | kastrowaćverb |
sissy noun a timid, unassertive or cowardly person | cipanoun cipkanoun pipanoun pipkanoun |
sissy noun an effeminate boy or man | cipanoun cipkanoun pipanoun pipkanoun |
sister noun a nun; a female member of a religious community | siostranoun |
sister noun any woman or girl with whom a bond is felt | siostranoun |
sister noun attributively: of an entity that has a special relationship with another | siostranoun siostrzanynoun |
sister noun senior nurse | siostranoun |
sister noun woman or girl having the same parents | siostranoun |
sister-in-law noun brother's wife | bratowanoun szwagierkanoun |
sister-in-law noun husband's brother's wife | bratowanoun szwagierkanoun |
sister-in-law noun husband's sister | bratowanoun szwagierkanoun |
sister-in-law noun sister's wife | bratowanoun szwagierkanoun |
sister-in-law noun wife's brother's wife | bratowanoun szwagierkanoun |
sister-in-law noun wife's sister | bratowanoun szwagierkanoun |
sisterly adjective of or characteristic of a sister or sisters | siostrzanyadjective |
Sistine adjective of or pertaining to Pope Sixtus | sykstyńskiadjective |
Sistine Chapel | |
sistrum noun instrument | sistrumnoun |
sisyphean | |
Sisyphean adjective incessant or incessantly recurring, but futile | syzyfowyadjective |
Sisyphean adjective relating to Sisyphus | syzyfowyadjective |
Sisyphean task |