| Polska | Engelska |
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| ich pronoun | theirspronoun
that which belongs to them thempronoun
third personal plural pronoun used after a preposition or as the object of a verb |
| ich determiner | theirdeterminer
belonging to them (plural) |
| ichnologia | ichnology |
| ichor noun | ichornoun
liquid said to flow in place of blood in the veins of the gods |
| ichtio- | ichthyo- |
| ichtiol noun | ichthyolnoun
ammonium salt of bitumen sulfonate |
| ichtiolog noun | ichthyologistnoun
expert in ichthyology |
| ichtiologia noun | ichthyologynoun
branch of zoology devoted to the study of fish |
| ichtiologiczny | ichtiological |
| ichtiozaur noun | ichthyosaurnoun
extinct reptile |
| Achalciche | Akhaltsikhe |
| blichtr | glitz |
| być na ustach wszystkich | on everyone's lips |
| chichot noun | chirrupnoun
A brief, high-pitched, insignificant statement (metaphorical) chucklenoun
a quiet laugh gigglenoun
laugh snickernoun
stifled laugh titternoun
nervous or repressed giggle |
| chichotać | chuckle chucle |
| chichotać verb | chuckleverb
to laugh quietly or inwardly giggleverb
laugh smirkverb
to smile in a way that is affected, smug, insolent or contemptuous snickerverb
to emit a snicker sniggerverb
to emit a snigger titterverb
to laugh or giggle in a somewhat subdued manner |
| cicha myszka noun | mousenoun
shy person |
| cicha woda noun | dark horsenoun
possessor of unexpected talents or favorable characteristics |
| cicha woda brzegi rwie | still waters run deepa person's calm appearance may be misleading |
| cichacz noun | fartnoun
an emission of flatulent gases |
| cichaczem adverb | furtivelyadverb
in a furtive manner |
| ciche dni noun | silent treatmentnoun
ignoring a particular individual |
| cicho verb | shushverb
To be quiet |
| cicho adverb | quietlyadverb
in a quiet manner silentlyadverb
in a silent manner; making no noise softlyadverb
not loudly, inaudible sotto voceadverb
quietly (of speech) |
| cicho jak w grobie | silent as a grave silent as a tomb |
| cichodajka noun | strumpetnoun
A prostitute |
