Angielski | Polski |
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men noun human people | ludzienoun |
menace noun annoying and bothersome person | zmoranoun |
menace noun perceived threat or danger | groźbanoun zagrożenienoun |
menace verb to make threats against, to intimidate | grozićverb |
menacing | |
menage | |
menagerie noun collection of live wild animals on exhibition; the enclosure where they are kept | menażerianoun zwierzyniecnoun |
menagerie noun diverse or miscellaneous group | menażerianoun |
menaion noun liturgical cycle | Minejanoun |
menarche noun first menstruation | menarchenoun |
mend verb to repair a tear in clothing | cerowaćverb zacerowaćverb |
mend verb to repair | naprawiaćverb naprawićverb |
mendacious adjective lying, untruthful or dishonest | iluzorycznyadjective |
mendacity noun a deceit, falsehood, or lie | kłamstwonoun |
mendelevium noun chemical element | mendelewnoun |
Mendelian | |
mendicancy | |
mendicant noun beggar | żebraczkanoun żebraknoun |
mendicant adjective depending on alms | żebrzącyadjective |
mendicant noun friar | mendykantnoun |
mendicant adjective of or pertaining to a beggar | żebraczyadjective |
mendicant adjective of or pertaining to a member of a religious order who begs | mendykanckiadjective żebraczyadjective |
mendicant order | |
mendicity | |
Menelaus noun the king of Mycenaean Sparta | Menelaosnoun |
menfolk noun men collectively | chłopnoun |
menhir noun single tall standing stone as a monument | menhirnoun |
menial | |
menial noun domestic servant | czołemnoun |
menial adjective of or relating to unskilled work | podwładnyadjective |
menially | |
meningioma noun tumour | oponiaknoun |
meningitis noun inflammation of the meninges | |
meninx noun membrane |