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haggard adjective
looking exhausted and unwell

wynędzniałyadjective

haggard adjective
wild or untamed

dzikieadjective

nieoswojoneadjective

haggardly

mizernie

haggis noun
traditional Scottish dish

haggisnoun

haggle verb
to argue for a better deal

targowaćverb

haggle higgle

spierać

haggler noun
person who haggles

targacznoun

Hagia Sophia noun
a former basilica, now a mosque in Turkey

Hagia Sofianoun

hagiographer noun
someone who writes the biography of a saint

hagiografnoun

hagiographic adjective
of or pertaining to hagiography

hagiograficznaadjective

hagiography noun
biography of a saint

hagiografianoun

hagiography noun
study of saints

hagiografianoun

hagiology

hagiologia

hagioscope

hagioskop

haha interjection

ha hainterjection

he heinterjection

hi hiinterjection

haick

haik

Haifa noun
a city in northern Israel

Hajfanoun

haik

haik

haiku noun
Japanese poem of a specific form

haikunoun

hail noun
balls of ice

gradnoun

hail verb
to fall from the sky, of hail

grad padaverb

hail from verb
to be a native of

płodnyverb

Hail Mary noun
prayer

Zdrowaś Marionoun

zdrowaśkanoun

Hail Mary pass noun
act done in desperation

stawiać wszystko na jedną kartęnoun

hail storm noun
a storm characterized by lots of large hail

burza z gradaminoun

hailstone noun
single ball of hail

gradowinanoun

gradzinanoun

kulka gradunoun

hailstorm

gradobicie

Hainault

Hannonia

Hainaut noun
province

Hainautnoun

Haiphong

Hajfong

hair noun
mass of such filaments growing from the skin of humans and animals

włosnoun

włosynoun

hair noun
mass of such filaments on the human head

włosnoun

włosynoun

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