Angielski | Polski |
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Old Irish noun language | staroirlandzkinoun |
Old Japanese noun the Old Japanese language | starojapońskinoun |
old lady noun informal: elderly woman | staranoun staruszkanoun |
old lady noun one's girlfriend, wife or significant other | babanoun staranoun |
old lady noun one's mother | staranoun |
old love dies hard | |
old maid | |
old man noun elderly man | dziadeknoun staruszeknoun starynoun starzecnoun |
old man noun father (slang) | staruszeknoun starynoun zgrednoun |
old man noun slang: husband, significant other | starynoun |
old man's pepper | |
Old Norse noun language of Scandinavia before 1400 }} | staronordyjskinoun |
Old Novgorodian noun a dialect of Old East Slavic used in Novgorod | staronowogrodzkinoun |
Old Persian noun ancestor language of Middle Persian, and via it of New Persian language | staroperskinoun |
Old Polish noun historical form of the Polish language | staropolszczyznanoun |
Old Polish language | |
Old Prussian adjective of or pertaining to the Old Prussian language or people | staropruskiadjective |
Old Saxon noun the Old Saxon language | starosaksońskinoun |
Old Saxony | |
old school noun a style, way of thinking, or method for accomplishing a task that was employed in a former era | stary nurtnoun |
old school adjective characteristic of a style, outlook, or method employed in a former era | oldskulowyadjective staromodnyadjective staroszkolnyadjective |
Old Slavonic noun Old Church Slavonic | |
Old Slavonic noun Proto-Slavic | prasłowiańskinoun |
old stuff | |
old sweat noun experienced soldier | wiarusnoun |
Old Swedish noun language | staroszwedzkinoun |
Old Testament noun first half of the Christian Bible | Stary Testamentnoun |
old-timer noun one who has been around for a long time or has a great deal of experience | weterannoun |
old town noun older historical part of a town or city | stare miastonoun starówkanoun |