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tygiel noun | cruciblenoun cup-shaped piece of laboratory equipment cruciblenoun heat-resistant container in which metals are melted melting potnoun crucible or similar pot melting potnoun place where many divergent things come together and are homogenized |
tygodnik noun | weeklynoun publication that is published once a week |
tygodniowy adjective | weeklyadjective of or relating to a week |
tygrys noun | tigernoun The mammal Panthera tigris |
Tygrys noun | Tigrisnoun river in Southwest Asia |
tygrys bengalski noun | Bengal tigernoun population of Panthera tigris tigris |
tygrys sumatrzański | Sumatran tiger |
tygrys syberyjski noun | Siberian tigernoun Siberian tiger |
tygrys szablozębny noun | sabre-toothed tigernoun prehistoric cat |
tygrysek noun | tigonnoun cross between a male tiger and a lioness |
Tygrysek noun | Tiggernoun overly enthusiastic or energetic person |
tygrysiątko noun | tiger cubnoun young tiger |
tygrysica noun | tigressnoun female tiger |
tygrysie oko noun | tiger's eyenoun chatoyant gemstone |
Tyja | Tiya |
tykać verb | thouverb to address (a person) using the familiar second-person pronoun tickverb make a clicking noise |
tykać noun | bracket fungusnoun fungus of the family Polyporaceae |
tykwa noun | calabashnoun fruit of the Lagenaria siceraria calabashnoun Lagenaria siceraria gourdnoun fruit |
tył noun | backnoun that which is farthest away from the front backnoun the part of something that goes last backnoun the reverse side behindnoun rear, back-end rear endnoun back or hindmost part shooting guardnoun basketball position |
tył adjective | aftadjective located at the back of a vessel backwardadjective in the direction reverse of normal backwardadjective in the direction towards the back |
tylakoid noun | thylakoidnoun membrane within plant chloroplasts |
tylda noun | tildenoun character tildenoun diacritical mark |
tyle adjective | so manyadjective a certain number so manyadjective very numerous so muchadjective to such a quantity or degree |
tyle z | so much foran expression of dismissiveness or resignation |