Lengyel | Angol |
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Okcydent | the Occident |
Okcydent noun | Westnoun Western world |
okcydentalizacja noun | westernizationnoun assimilation of the western culture |
okcytański noun | Occitannoun the Romance language |
okeanida | oceanid |
okeanida noun | Oceanidnoun any of the sea nymphs |
Okeanos noun | Oceanusnoun personification of the ocean |
okej noun | OKnoun endorsement; approval |
okienko | micropyle oval window round window window period |
okienko noun | gapnoun vacant space or time logenoun upscale seating region in theatres or similar wicketnoun service window windownoun area on a computer screen |
okiennica | window shutter |
okiennica noun | shutternoun protective panels over windows |
Okinawa noun | Okinawanoun prefecture |
okład noun | compressnoun cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds |
okładka noun | covernoun front and back of a book or a magazine |
okładkowy adjective | coveradjective about cover of a book or magazine |
okładzina | facing |
Oklahoma noun | Oklahomanoun state |
Oklahomczyk noun | Oklahomannoun native or resident of Oklahoma |
Oklahomka noun | Oklahomannoun native or resident of Oklahoma |
oklahomski adjective | Oklahomanadjective of or relating to Oklahoma |
okłamywać verb | lieverb tell an intentional untruth |
oklapnąć verb | droopverb to sink or hang downward; to sag pineverb to languish, to droop |
oklaski noun | applausenoun act of applauding |
oklaskiwać verb | applaudverb to express approval by clapping |
oklepany | past itno longer capable |
oklepany adjective | timewornadjective showing the effects of wear |
okno | casement |
okno noun | lightnoun window or space for one windownoun area on a computer screen windownoun opening for light and air windownoun period of time |
okno adjective | windowfrontadjective next to window |