Lengyel | Angol |
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polon noun | poloniumnoun chemical element |
polonais verb | prevailverb To be current, widespread or predominant; to have currency or prevalence prevailverb To be superior in strength, dominance, influence or frequency; to have or gain the advantage over others; to have the upper hand |
poloneska noun | polonaisenoun woman's dress |
polonez noun | polonaisenoun dance polonaisenoun music for this dance |
polonista | Polish teacher |
polonistyka noun | Polish studiesnoun academic discipline |
polonizacja | Polonisation |
polonizacja noun | Polonizationnoun Polonization |
polonizm noun | Polonismnoun word or phrase characteristic of the Polish language |
polonizować | Polonise |
polonizować verb | Polonizeverb to make Polish |
Apolonia noun | Apollonianoun female given name |
Apoloniusz | Apollonius |
liczba zespolona noun | complex numbernoun number of the form a + bi |
repolonizacja | re-Polonization |
repolonizacyjny adjective | re-Polonizingadjective restoring to a (more) Polish character |
spolonizować verb | Polonizeverb to make Polish |
sprzężenie (zespolone) noun | complex conjugatenoun mathematics: number formed by changing the sign of the imaginary part of a complex number |
zespolony adjective | complexadjective in mathematics |