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| Angielski | Polski |
|---|---|
| indigo noun colour | indygonoun |
| indigo adjective colour | indygoadjective |
| indigo noun dye | indygonoun |
| indigo bunting noun Passerina cyanea | ministernoun |
| indigo carmine | |
| indigo macaw | |
| paradigm noun example serving as a model or pattern | paradygmatnoun |
| paradigm noun linguistics: all forms which contain a common element | paradygmatnoun |
| paradigm noun way of viewing reality | paradygmatnoun |
| paradigm leveling noun | |
| paradigm shift noun change in thinking from an accepted point of view to a new one, necessitated by scientific discoveries | |
| paradigmatic adjective of or pertaining to a paradigm | paradygmatycznyadjective |
| pedigree noun chart of ancestors | rodowódnoun |
| personal digital assistant noun hand-held electronic organizer | |
| potaoes digging | |
| prestidigitation | |
| prestidigitator noun who performs feats of prestidigitation | prestidigitatornoun |
| prodigal adjective wastefully extravagant | marnotrawnyadjective rozrzutnyadjective |
| prodigal son noun one who returns | syn marnotrawnynoun |
| prodigious adjective amazing | nadzwyczajnyadjective |
| prodigious adjective very big in size or quantity | bardzoadjective |
| prodigiously | |
| prodigy noun amazing or marvelous thing | monstrumnoun |
| prodigy noun extremely talented person, especially a child | geniusznoun |
| prodigy noun something from which omens are drawn | augurnoun |
| prodigy noun wonderful example of something | cudnoun |
| retrodigitization noun | |
| shindig noun noisy party or festivity | biesiadanoun |
| tardigrade adjective sluggish, moving slowly | bezwładnyadjective |
| tetracontadigon noun 42-sided polygon | 42-okątnoun |
| triacontadigon noun 32-sided polygon | -okąt]]noun 32[[kątnoun |
| undigested | |
| undignified adjective lacking in dignity | niegodnyadjective poniżającyadjective pozbawiony godnościadjective |
| verdigris noun blue-green patina on copper and copper alloys | grynszpannoun patynanoun |
