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dzik meaning in English

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dzik noun

wild boarnoun
Sus scrofa

dzika adjective

turbulentadjective

dzika róża

wild rose

dzika róża noun

dog rosenoun
a Rosa canina flower

dog rosenoun
the species Rosa canina

hipnoun
the fruit of a rose

rosehipnoun
the fruit of a rose plant

dziki noun

wild assnoun
mammal

dziki adjective

buoyantadjective
lighthearted and lively

feraladjective
wild, untamed, especially of domesticated animals having returned to the wild

nutsadjective
angered

peppyadjective
energetic

savageadjective
wild, not cultivated

scragglyadjective
Rough

unrulyadjective
wild

wildadjective
not domesticated or tamed

wildadjective
raucous, unruly, and savage

woodlandadjective
of or pertaining to a creature or object existing in a woodland

dziki adverb

savagelyadverb
in a savage manner

dziki lokator noun

squatternoun
one occupying a place without permission

dziki ryż noun

wild ricenoun
any species of Zizania

Dziki Zachód noun

Wild Westnoun
western United States during the 19th-century era of settlement

Dziki Łów noun

Wild Huntnoun
folk myth

dzikie adjective

haggardadjective
wild or untamed

dziko

savagely

dzikość noun

savagerynoun
being savage

dzikus

wild man

dzikus noun

savagenoun
uncivilized or feral person

dzikuska noun

savagenoun
uncivilized or feral person

brodzik noun

footbathnoun
small basin or bath designed for washing feet

wading poolnoun
shallow pool

budzik noun

alarmnoun
mechanical contrivance for awaking

alarm clocknoun
type of clock

reveillenoun
the sounding of a bugle or drum early in the morning to awaken soldiers

chodzik noun

baby walkernoun
baby walker

droździk noun

redwingnoun
Turdus iliacus

drzewo goździkowe noun

clovenoun
Syzygium aromaticum

dzadziki noun

tzatzikinoun
appetizer made from yoghurt

goździk noun

carnationnoun
flower

carnationnoun
plant

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