Polsčina | Angličtina |
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tynk noun | plasternoun mixture for coating |
tynkarz noun | plasterernoun a person who plasters walls |
tynkować verb | preenverb to groom (of birds) |
tynktura noun | philosopher's stonenoun philosopher's stone tincturenoun hue or pattern used in the depiction of a coat of arms tincturenoun medicine consisting of one or more substances dissolved in ethanol or some other solvent |
Argentynka noun | Argentinenoun person from Argentina |
benedyktynka noun | Benedictinenoun liqueur Benedictinenoun monk or nun |
Dalmatynka noun | Dalmatiannoun person from Dalmatia |
dystynkcja noun | distinguishednessnoun gentilitynoun The state of being elegant |
Filistynka noun | Philistinenoun non-Semitic person from ancient Philistia |
florentynka noun | florentinenoun A biscuit of nuts and fruit Florentinenoun a native or resident of the Italian city of Florence Florentinenoun Florentine biscuit |
instynkt noun | instinctnoun natural or inherent impulse or behaviour |
instynkt przetrwania noun | survival instinctnoun |
instynkt samozachowawczy noun | biophilianoun the biological drive to preserve oneself; love of life self-preservationnoun self-preservation survival instinctnoun |
instynktownie | instinctively |
instynktowny adjective | instinctiveadjective related to or prompted by instinct visceraladjective having to do with the response of the body as opposed to the intellect |
klementynka noun | clementinenoun citrus fruit |
kretynka noun | cretinnoun pejorative: an idiot |
mitynka noun | mittennoun type of glove |
otynkowanie noun | plasterworknoun work in plaster |
Palestynka noun | Palestiniannoun inhabitant of Palestine or Arab of Palestinian descent |
stynka noun | European smeltnoun Osmerus eperlanus smeltnoun fish of the family Osmeridae |
walentynka noun | valentinenoun a person to whom you give, or from whom you receive, a valentine, on February 14th valentinenoun an expression of affection, especially romantic |
walentynki noun | Saint Valentine's Daynoun Saint Valentine's Day |