Lengyel | Angol |
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pochodna noun | derivativenoun chemical derived from another derivativenoun in analysis: value derived functionnoun calculus: a function |
pochodna cząstkowa noun | partial derivativenoun derivative with respect to one variable |
pochodnia | facula |
pochodnia noun | firebrandnoun torch or other burning stick flambeaunoun a burning torch, especially one carried in procession torchnoun stick with flame at one end |
pochodnik noun | ablative casenoun grammatical case used to indicate movement away from something, removal, separation, source |
pochodny noun | derivativenoun something derived |
pochodny adjective | derivativeadjective obtained by derivation derivedadjective product of deriving |
pochodzenie noun | ancestrynoun condition as to ancestors backgroundnoun relevant information descentnoun lineage or hereditary derivation extractionnoun one's origin, lineage or ancestry originnoun ancestry originnoun beginning of something provenancenoun place or source of origin |
pochodzić | accrue |
pochować verb | buryverb to inter a corpse in a grave or tomb |
pochówek noun | burialnoun interment inhumationnoun The act of burial intermentnoun The act of burying a dead body; burial |
POChP | COAD COLD |
POChP noun | COPDnoun disease |
pochromować verb | chromeverb to plate with chrome |
pochrzyn noun | yamnoun any Dioscorea vine |
pochwa noun | pea podnoun botany risernoun conduct scabbardnoun the sheath of a sword shalenoun shell, husk, cod, pod vaginanoun anatomical sense |
pochwała noun | complimentnoun expression of praise, congratulation or respect encomiumnoun category of oratory encomiumnoun tribute praisenoun commendation; favorable representation in words |
pochwalać verb | approveverb to regard as good; to commend; to be pleased with; to think well of |
pochwalić | commend |