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kn w języku polskim
| Angielski | Polski |
|---|---|
| knell verb to signal or proclaim something by ringing a bell | bić w dzwonverb dzwonićverb |
| Knesset noun the Israeli parliament | Knesetnoun |
| Kniahynychi | |
| knick-knack noun a small ornament of minor value | bibelotnoun błyskotkanoun szpargałnoun |
| knickerbockers noun knickerbockers | pumpynoun spodenkinoun |
| knickers | |
| knife noun any blade-like part designed for cutting | nóżnoun |
| knife noun utensil or tool designed for cutting | nóżnoun |
| knife noun weapon | nóżnoun |
| knife pleat noun a type of sharply pressed pleating | plisa płaskanoun |
| knifemaker | |
| knifeman noun someone who uses a knife as a weapon | nożowniknoun |
| knight noun chess piece | końnoun koniknoun skoczeknoun |
| knight noun person on whom a knighthood has been conferred | kawalernoun rycerznoun |
| knight verb to confer a knighthood upon | |
| knight noun warrior, especially of the Middle Ages | raciądznoun rycerznoun |
| knight errant | |
| knight-errant noun knight | błędny rycerznoun |
| knight-errant noun person | błędny rycerznoun |
| Knight of Malta | |
| knight of St. John of Jerusalem | |
| knight of the green baize | |
| knight of the green cloth | |
| knight of the road | |
| knighthood | |
| knightly | |
| Knin | |
| knish noun an Eastern European Jewish, or Yiddish, snack food | knysznoun |
| knit verb to make fabric from thread or yarn | dziaćverb robić na drutachverb |
| knit one's brows verb to scowl, indicating anger, worry, or puzzlement | marszczyć brwiverb |
