Polski | Angielski |
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H | B |
h noun | aitchnoun name of the letter H, h |
H-dur noun | B majornoun the major key with B as its tonic |
h-moll | b minor |
h nieme noun | mute hnoun usage of the letter h at the start of a word which allows liaison with a preceding consonant |
h przydechowe noun | aspirated hnoun in the French language usage of the letter h at the start of a word which does not allow liaison with a preceding consonant |
ha | ha |
ha ha interjection | ha-hainterjection hahainterjection |
Haapsalu noun | Haapsalunoun town |
Habakuk | Habacuc |
Habakuk noun | Habakkuknoun male given name Habakkuknoun prophet |
habanera noun | habaneranoun dance performed to a style of music from Cuba |
habilitacja noun | habilitationnoun postdoctoral academic qualification required for tenure |
habit noun | habitnoun long piece of clothing worn by monks and nuns |
habit nie czyni mnicha | clothes don't make a man |
habituacja noun | habituationnoun act of habituating, or accustoming |
Habsburg noun | Habsburgnoun a member of the Habsburg noble family |
habsburski adjective | Habsburgadjective relating to the Habsburg family and dynasty |
hacel noun | calkinnoun calk on a horseshoe |
hacjenda noun | haciendanoun homestead |
hackamore noun | hackamorenoun bridle with no bit |
hackathon noun | hackathonnoun event |
hackney noun | hackneynoun breed of English horse |
haczyk | checkmark |
haczyk noun | buttonhooknoun A hook used to pull thread through a button's holes catchnoun a hidden difficulty, especially in a deal or negotiation fishhooknoun barbed hook for fishing hitchnoun a hidden or unfavorable condition or element; a catch háčeknoun háček diacritic kiss curlnoun ticknoun checkmark undercutnoun blow dealt upward |
haczyk adjective | aduncadjective curved inward |
haczyk wędkarski noun | fishhooknoun barbed hook for fishing |
haczykowaty adjective | hookedadjective having a sharp curve at the end; resembling a hook |
Hadar | Hadar |
hadeik | Hadean Pre-Archean |