User:Matthias Buchmeier/pl-en-k

-ka {suffix} :: feminine noun suffix
-ka {suffix} :: diminutive noun suffix
kabaczek {m anim} :: marrow (vegetable)
kabała {f} :: Kabballah
kaban {m anim} :: a hog
kaban {m anim} :: a boar
kaban {m anim} :: a pig
kabanos {m anim} :: a long, thin, dry, smoky Polish pork sausage
Kabardo-Bałkaria {prop} {f} :: Kabardino-Balkariya
kabardyjski {adj} :: Kabardian
kabaret {m inan} :: cabaret
kabel {m inan} :: cable (large wire or rope)
kabel {m inan} [colloquial, derogatory] :: snitch, informant
kabina {f} :: cabin, cab (private room on a ship)
kabina {f} :: cabin, cab (passenger area of an airplane)
kabina {f} :: cabin (private office of a professional)
kabinka {f} :: diminutive of kabina
kablować {v impf} [colloquial, pejorative] :: to snitch, to tell on
kablówka {f} [colloquial] :: cable television, cable
kabona {f} [slang] :: money
kabotyn {m pers} :: buffoon
kabotynka {f} :: female buffoon
kabriolet {m inan} :: convertible, cabriolet
Kabul {prop} {m} :: Kabul (capital city)
kabylski {adj} :: Kabyle
kac {m anim} :: hangover (illness caused by heavy drinking)
kac moralny {m inan} [humorous] :: remorse
kacap {m pers} [ethnic slur] :: Russki; Russian person
kacenjamer {m inan} :: hangover
kacerz {m pers} [archaic] :: heretic
kaci {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of an executioner, hangman, or tormentor
Kacper {prop} {m} :: given name
kacyk {m pers} :: cacique (tribal chief)
kacyk {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory] :: An official, especially provincial, who abuses his authority or uses his position for personal gain
kacyk {m anim} :: New World oriole (bird of the genus Icterus)
kaczan {m inan} :: cob
kaczan {m inan} :: cabbage stump
kaczątko {n} :: diminutive of kaczę; duckling
kaczenica {f} :: Any goose barnacle of the genus Lepas
kaczeniec {m inan} :: marsh marigold (Caltha palustris)
kaczę {n} :: duckling
kaczka {f} :: duck (bird)
kaczka {f} :: duck meat
kaczka {f} :: urinal (bottle)
kaczka {f} [aeronautics] :: canard
kaczka {f} [colloquial] :: false information, canard
kaczka dziennikarska {f} :: canard, hoax (misleading news report)
kaczogrodzki {adj} :: Duckburgian, relating to Duckburg (fictional town in the Disney universe) or its people
Kaczogród {prop} {m inan} :: Duckburg (fictional city where Donald Duck lives)
kaczor {m anim} :: drake (male duck)
kaczor {m pers} [politics, derogatory] :: Jarosław Kaczyński
kaczor {m pers} [politics, derogatory] :: Lech Kaczyński
Kaczor Donald {prop} {m pers} :: Donald Duck (one of the Disney characters)
kaczucha {f} :: augmentative of kaczka
kaczusia {f} :: diminutive of kaczka
kaczuszka {f} :: diminutive of kaczka
kaczuszka {f} :: duckling or small duck
kaczuszka {f} :: rubber duck
kaczuszka {f} :: pygmy goose (Nettapus)
kaczuszka {f} :: kitten heel
kaczy {adj} [relational] :: duck
kaczyca {f} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: A duck (bird)
kaczyca {f} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: A low iron stove or furnace
kaczysta {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory, political] :: A supporter of the Kaczyński brothers
kaczyzm {m inan} [derogatory, politics] :: Political slogan for the period corresponding to the fifth term of the Sejm, which lasted from 19 October 2005 to 7 September 2007, during which the Kaczyński brothers had the largest influence in Poland
kadencja {f} :: term of office
kadencja {f} :: tenure (a period of time possessed)
kadencja {f} :: cadence
kadet {m pers} :: cadet (student at a military school)
kadisz {m inan} :: kaddish
kadłub {m inan} :: body (largest or most important part of anything, e.g. car bodywork)
kadłub {m inan} :: hull
kadłub {m inan} :: torso, trunk
kadłubek {m inan} :: diminutive of kadłub
kadm {m inan} :: cadmium (chemical element, Cd, atomic number 48)
Kadyks {prop} {m} :: Kadyks (city)
Kadyks {prop} {m} :: Kadyks (province)
kadysz {m inan} :: alternative form of kadisz
kadzenie {n} :: verbal noun of kadzić
kadzić {vt impf} :: to incense (to perfume with incense)
kadzić {v impf} [colloquial] :: to flatter
kadzidło {n} :: incense
Kadzidło {prop} {n} :: Kadzidło (village)
kadzielnica {f} :: censer, thurible (religious ornamental container for burning incense)
kadź {f} :: vat; large stationary vessel for holding liquids
kadź zacierna {f} [brewing] :: mash tun
kafar {m inan} :: pile driver
Kafarnaum {prop} {n} :: Capernaum
kafe {f} [Upper Silesia] :: coffee
kafejka {f} [colloquial] :: small café (coffee shop)
kafel {m inan} [architecture] :: tile (on walls or floors, not roof tile)
kafelek {m inan} [architecture] :: tile (on walls or floors, not roof tile)
kafelek {m inan} :: diminutive of kafel
kafir {m pers} [Islam] :: kafir
kaganek {m inan} :: oil lamp
kaganiec {m inan} :: muzzle (device to stop an animal from biting)
kaganiec {m inan} :: cresset
kahał {m inan} :: qahal (theocratic organizational structure in ancient Israelite society)
kahał {m inan} :: kahal (local governing body of a former European Jewish community)
Kair {prop} {m} :: Kair (capital)
kajaczek {m inan} :: diminutive of kajak
kajać {vr impf} :: to repent, to confess repentantly
kajak {m inan} :: canoe
kajak {m inan} :: kayak
kajakarka {f} :: female canoeist, female kayaker
kajakarstwo {n} :: canoeing, kayaking
kajakarz {m pers} :: canoeist, kayaker
kajakowy {adj} [relational] :: canoe, kayak
kajdanki {nv} :: handcuffs, manacles
kajdany {nv} :: bonds, shackles, fetters, legcuffs (paired wrist or ankle restraints)
kajdany {nv} [figuratively] :: bonds (that which limits freedom, enslaves)
kajecik {m inan} :: diminutive of kajet
kajet {m inan} [slightly, dated] :: notebook
Kajetan {prop} {m anim} :: given name
kajkaw. {adj} :: abbreviation of kajkawski
kajkawski {adj} :: Kajkavian
kajman {m anim} :: caiman (type of crocodilian)
Kajmany {prop} {p} :: Cayman Islands
kajuta {f} :: cabin (private room on a ship)
kajutka {f} :: diminutive of kajuta
kajzerka {f} :: Kaiser roll
kakadu {f} :: cockatoo
kakao {n} :: cocoa powder
kakao {n} :: cocoa (hot drink)
kakao {n} :: cocoa (partially fermented seeds of cacao tree)
kakaowiec {m inan} :: cacao tree
kakaowy {adj} :: cocoa-
kakofonia {f} :: cacophony
kaktus {m inan} :: cactus
kaktusik {m inan} :: diminutive of kaktus
kaktusowy {adj} :: of, pertaining to, or characteristic of cactuses
Kalabria {prop} {f} :: Kalabria (region)
kalać {vt impf} :: to sully
kalać {vt impf} :: to soil
kalafior {m anim} :: cauliflower
kalafiorek {m anim} :: diminutive of kalafior
kalafiorowy {adj} :: cauliflower (of or made from cauliflower)
kalafonia {f} :: rosin, colophony
kalanie {n} :: verbal noun of kalać
kalarepa {f} :: kohlrabi
kalcyt {m inan} [mineralogy] :: calcite
kaldera {f} :: caldera
kalderowy {adj} [relational] :: caldera
kalectwo {n} :: disability, lameness
kaleczyć {vt impf} :: to cut someone
Kaledonia {prop} {f} :: Caledonia
kaledoński {adj} :: Caledonian
kalejdoskop {m inan} :: kaleidoscope
kaleka {m pers} :: cripple
kaleka {f} :: female cripple
kalendarz {m inan} :: calendar (system by which time is divided)
kalendarz {m inan} :: calendar (list of planned events)
kalendarz gregoriański {m inan} :: Gregorian calendar
kalendarzowy {adj} [relational] :: calendar
kalendarzyk {m inan} :: diminutive of kalendarz
kalenica {f} :: ridge of a roof
kalesony {p} :: long underwear, long johns
kaleta {f} [archaic] :: A pocket
kaleta {f} [archaic] :: A small bag for carrying money
kalif {m pers} :: caliph
kalifat {m inan} :: caliphate
kaliforn {m inan} :: californium
Kalifornia {prop} {f} :: Kalifornia (state)
Kalifornijczyk {m pers} :: Californian (a male native or resident of the state of California, USA)
Kalifornijka {f} :: Californian (a female native or resident of the state of California, USA)
kalifornijski {adj} :: Californian
kaligrafia {f} :: calligraphy (art of writing with decorative strokes)
kaligrafia {f} :: calligraphy (any such style of decorative writing)
kaligraficzny {adj} :: calligraphic
kalina {f} :: viburnum, guelder rose, any shrub of genus Viburnum
kaliniak {m anim} :: tench (Tinca tinca)
Kaliningrad {prop} {m} :: Kaliningrad (oblast)
Kaliningrad {prop} {m} :: Kaliningrad (city/administrative center)
kaliski {adj} :: Kalisz (of, from or pertaining to Kalisz in Poland)
Kalisz {prop} {m} :: Kalisz (city)
kaliszanin {m pers} :: A male resident or native of Kalisz
kaliszanka {f} :: A female resident or native of Kalisz
kalka {f} :: onionskin
kalka {f} :: carbon paper
kalka {f} :: carbonless copy paper
kalka {f} [linguistics] :: calque
kalkulator {m inan} :: calculator (electronic device that performs mathematical calculations)
Kalkuta {prop} {f} :: Calcutta, Kolkata (city in India)
kalmar {m anim} :: squid (sea animal)
kaloryfer {m inan} :: radiator, heater
kaloryfer {m inan} [colloquial] :: six pack
kalorymetr {m inan} :: calorimeter
kalosz {m inan} :: galosh
kalosz {m inan} :: Wellington boot
kalumnia {f} :: calumny, slander, defamation
kalwinista {m pers} :: Calvinist
kalwinistka {f} :: female Calvinist
kalwinistycznie {adv} :: in a Calvinist manner
kalwinistyczny {adj} :: Calvinist
kalwinizm {m inan} :: Calvinism
kalwiński {adj} :: Calvinist
kał {m inan} [medicine] :: feces
kałamarnica {f} :: squid
kałamarz {m inan} :: inkpot, inkwell, inkstand
kałamarzyk {m inan} :: diminutive of kałamarz
Kałmucja {prop} {f} :: Kalmykia
kałmucki {adj} :: Kalmyk
kałmucki {m inan} :: Kalmyk (language)
kałowy {adj} [medicine] :: fecal
kałuża {f} :: pool, puddle
kałużka {f} :: diminutive of kałuża
Kambodża {prop} {f} :: Cambodia
Kambodżanin {m pers} :: a male Cambodian
Kambodżanka {f} :: a female Cambodian
kambodżański {adj} :: Cambodian
kamczacki {adj} [relational] :: Kamchatkan (of or pertaining to Kamchatka)
Kamczatka {prop} {f} :: Kamczatka (long peninsula)
Kamczatka {prop} {f} :: Kamczatka (river)
kamea {f} :: cameo (relief work)
kameleon {m anim} :: chameleon
kameowy {adj} [relational] :: cameo (relief work)
kamera {f} :: (video) camera
Kamerun {prop} {m inan} :: Cameroon
Kamerunka {f} :: a female Cameroonian
Kameruńczyk {m pers} :: a male Cameroonian
kameruński {adj} :: Cameroonian
kamerzysta {m pers} :: cameraman
kamfora {f} :: camphor
kamica {f} [pathology] :: lithiasis, calculosis
kamieniarz {m pers} :: mason, stone-mason, stone-cutter
kamieniarz {m pers} :: quarryman
kamienica {f} :: townhouse; a residential building made of brick or stone, with at least two floors
kamienica {f} [metonym] :: The residents of such a building
kamieniołom {m inan} :: quarry, stone pit
kamienisty {adj} :: stony
kamienisty {adj} :: pebbly
kamienny {adj} [relational] :: stone; stonen
kamienować {vt impf} :: to stone, lapidate
kamień {m inan} :: stone
kamień {m inan} :: stone (unit of mass)
kamień {m inan} :: plaque
Kamień {prop} {m pers} {f} :: Various settlements in Poland
Kamil {prop} {m} :: given name
Kamila {prop} {f} :: given name
kamionka {f} :: stoneware
kamizelka {f} :: vest (garment worn over a shirt)
kamora {f} {s} :: Camorra (crime organization from Naples)
kamorra {f} :: alternative spelling of kamora
kampania {f} :: campaign (series of operations undertaken to achieve a set goal)
Kampania {prop} {f} :: Kampania (region)
kamper {m inan} :: camper, campervan, recreational vehicle
kamrat {m pers} :: comrade, mate, companion
kamratka {f} :: female comrade, mate, companion
kamuflaż {m inan} :: camouflage (disguise)
kamuflaż {m inan} :: camouflage (act of disguising)
kamusznik {m anim} :: turnstone (Arenaria), especially the ruddy turnstone (Arenaria interpres)
kamusznik {m inan} :: Any lichenized fungus of the genus Porpidia
kamyczek {m inan} :: diminutive of kamyk; small stone
kamyk {m inan} :: diminutive of kamień
Kanada {prop} {f} :: Kanada (country)
Kanadyjczyk {m pers} :: Canadian (person from Canada)
Kanadyjka {f} :: Canadian (a woman from Canada)
kanadyjski {adj} :: Canadian
kanalia {f} [derogatory] :: sleaze, scoundrel
kanalizacja {f} :: sewerage system
kanał {m inan} :: channel, canal
kanał {m inan} [Internet] :: feed
kanapa {f} :: sofa
kanapeczka {f} :: diminutive of kanapka
kanapka {f} :: sandwich or open sandwich (snack)
kanapka {f} :: diminutive of kanapa
kanar {m pers} [colloquial] :: chopper; ticket inspector in public transport
kanarek {m anim} :: canary (bird)
kanasta {f} :: canasta
kanciapa {f} [colloquial] :: cubbyhole
kanciapka {f} :: diminutive of kanciapa
kanciarz {m pers} :: swindler, hustler, cheat
Kanczendzonga {prop} {f} :: Kangchenjunga
kandela {f} :: candela
kandelabr {m inan} :: chandelier, candelabrum
kandydat {m pers} :: candidate
kandydatka {f} :: female candidate
kangur {m anim} :: kangaroo (marsupial)
kani {adj} :: adjective of kania
kania {f} :: kite (bird of prey)
kania {f} :: parasol mushroom (Macrolepiota procera)
kanialec {m anim} :: A bird of prey belonging to Hamirostra or Lophoictinia
kanibal {m pers} :: cannibal (any organism)
kanibal {m pers} :: cannibal (human)
kanibalizm {m inan} :: cannibalism
kanię {n} :: kite chick; young kite (bird of prey)
kanikuła {f} :: dog days
kanion {m inan} :: canyon
kanister {m inan} :: jerrycan, petrol can
kaniuk {m anim} :: elanine kite, especially a member of Elanus or Chelictinia
kanonierka {f} :: gunboat
kanonizacja {f} :: canonization
kanonizować {v pf} :: to canonize
Kansas {prop} {n} :: Kansas (state)
kant {m inan} :: edge
kant {m inan} :: crease in fabric, e.g. on trousers
kant {m inan} [colloquial] :: an instance of cheating in a game
Kantabria {prop} {f} :: Kantabria (autonomous community/and/province)
kantar {m inan} :: halter (animal's headgear)
kantata {f} [music] :: cantata
kanton {m inan} :: canton
Kanton {prop} {m} :: Kanton (caplc)
kantoński {adj} :: Cantonese
kantor {m pers} [Christianity] :: cantor
kantor {m pers} [Judaism] :: cantor, hazzan
kantor {m inan} :: bureau de change, currency exchange
kantor {m inan} [obsolete] :: post office
kantować {vt impf} :: to con, to swindle, to trick
kańczug {m inan} :: cat-o'-nine-tails
kaodaizm {m inan} [religion] :: Caodaism
kaon {m inan} [physics] :: kaon
kapa {f} :: cover (the top sheet of a bed)
kapać {vi impf} :: to drip, to trickle
Kapadocja {prop} {f} :: Cappadocia
kapanie {n} :: verbal noun of kapać
kapeć {m inan} :: house slipper
kapeć {m inan} :: old, worn-out shoe
kapeć {m inan} [colloquial] :: flat tire
kapeć {m inan} [colloquial] :: throat dryness
kapeć {m inan} [slang, education] :: A very low mark; a failing grade
kapeć {m inan} [slang, anatomy] :: leg
kapeć {m pers} [slang] :: A snitch; an informer; an informant
kapeć {m pers} [slang] :: An elderly person
kapeć {m pers} [slang] :: An unattractive boy
kapela {f} :: band (group of musicians)
kapelan {m pers} :: chaplain (member of the clergy)
kapelan {m anim} :: A capelin (species of fish, Mallotus villosus)
kapelmistrz {m pers} :: kapellmeister
kapeluch {m inan} :: augmentative of kapelusz
kapelusik {m inan} :: diminutive of kapelusz
kapelusisko {n} [derogatory] :: hat (head covering)
kapelusz {m inan} :: hat (head covering)
kapelusz {m inan} [mycology] :: pileus (cap of a mushroom)
kapelusznictwo {n} :: hatmaking
kapelusznik {m pers} :: hatmaker, hatter
kapeluszowy {adj} [relational] :: hat
kapeluszysko {n} [derogatory] :: alternative form of kapelusisko
kapibara {f} :: capybara
kapinos {m inan} [architectural elements] :: rain gutter, eavestrough
kapitalista {m pers} :: capitalist
kapitalistka {f} :: female capitalist
kapitalistycznie {adv} :: capitalistically; in a capitalistic manner
kapitalistyczny {adj} :: capitalistic
kapitalizm {m inan} [economics] :: capitalism
kapitan {m pers} :: captain
kapitan {m pers} :: skipper, shipmaster
kapitel {m inan} :: capital, the uppermost part of a column
kapitulacja {f} [military] :: surrender, capitulation
kapka {f} :: drop (small mass of liquid)
kaplica {f} :: chapel
kapłan {m pers} :: priest
kapłanka {f} :: female priest
kapłaństwo {n} :: priesthood
kapo {noun} [historical] :: (male or female) kapo
kapować {v impf} [slang] :: to get; to understand
kapować {v impf} [slang] :: to tell on; to rat out; to inform authorities
kapral {m pers} :: corporal
kaprawy {adj} :: watery, rheumy, bleary (of eyes)
kaprawy {adj} :: bleary-eyed
kapryśny {adj} :: capricious, impulsive,
kapryśny {adj} :: unpredictable
kapsel {m inan} :: bottle cap, bottle top, crown cap, crown cork
kapsel {m inan} :: blasting cap (small explosive charge designed to detonate a larger secondary charge)
Kapsztad {prop} {m} :: Kapsztad (city/legislative capital)
kaptur {m inan} :: hood (headwear)
kapturek {m inan} :: diminutive of kaptur
kapturek {m inan} :: hat switch (a control on some joysticks)
kapturek {m inan} :: cervical cap
kapturka {f} :: Eurasian blackcap (Sylvia atricapilla)
kapucha {f} :: augmentative of kapusta
kapucha {f} [by extension, colloquial] :: money; dough; greenbacks
kapucyn {m pers} [Catholicism] :: Capuchin
kapusta {f} :: cabbage
kapusta {f} :: kale
kapusta {f} [slang] :: informant, snitch
kapusta {m pers} [slang] :: informant, snitch
kapustka {f} :: diminutive of kapusta
kapuś {m pers} [colloquial] :: stool pigeon, snitch
kapuściany {adj} :: cabbage- (of or made from cabbage)
kapuśniak {m inan} :: cabbage soup, traditional Polish dish
kara {f} :: punishment
kara {f} :: penalty, fine
karabin {m inan} :: rifle
karabin maszynowy {m} :: machine gun
karabinek {m inan} :: carbine (weapon similar to a rifle but much shorter in length)
Karaczajo-Czerkiesja {prop} {f} :: Karachay-Cherkessia
Karaczi {prop} {n} :: Karaczi (city)
karać {vt impf} :: to punish, to penalize
karafka {f} :: carafe
karaibski {adj} :: Caribbean
Karaiby {prop} {p} {f} :: Caribbean (region)
karaimski {adj} :: Karaim
karakałpacki {adj} :: Karakalpak
karalność {f} :: punishability
karalny {adj} :: punishable, indictable
karaluch {m anim} :: cockroach (insect)
karambol {m inan} :: pile-up, a collision involving many vehicles
karaoke {n} :: karaoke
karaoke {n} :: karaoke pub
karaś {m anim} :: crucian carp; any fish of the genus Carassius
karat {m inan} :: carat (unit of weight for precious stones and pearls)
karat {m inan} :: karat, carat (measure of the purity of gold)
karate {n} :: karate
karateka {m pers} :: karateka
karawan {m inan} :: hearse (vehicle for transporting dead)
karawana {f} :: caravan (convoy or procession of travelers)
karb {m inan} :: notch, nick, indent
karbieniec {m inan} :: bugleweed, gypsyweed, any plant of the genus Lycopus
karbować {vt impf} :: to notch
karbować {vt impf} :: to crimp
karbowaniec {m inan} [historic] :: karbovanets
karbownica {f} :: crimping iron, hair crimper
karbownica {f} :: tally
karcenie {n} :: verbal noun of karcić
karciany {adj} :: pertaining to playing cards
karcić {vt impf} :: to scold, rebuke, reprimand, castigate
karcięta {nv} [humorous] :: card game
karcięta {nv} [humorous] :: playing cards
karcz {m inan} :: tree stump; tree stub
karczek {m inan} :: diminutive of kark
karczek {m inan} [clothing] :: yoke
karczemny {adj} :: crude
karczemny {adj} [dated] :: of or pertaining to an inn
karczma {f} :: inn, tavern
karczmarka {f} :: female innkeeper, publican
karczmarz {m pers} :: innkeeper, tavernkeeper, publican
karczoch {m inan} :: Any member of the genus Cynara
karczować {v impf} :: to grub up, to remove tree stumps after felling
karczownik {m anim} :: water vole (any rodent of the genus Arvicola)
karczycho {n} [colloquial] :: augmentative of kark
karczycho {n} [colloquial] :: A smack on the nape of the neck
kardamon {m inan} :: cardamom
kardigan {m inan} :: cardigan
kardio- {prefix} :: cardio-
kardiochirurg {m pers} :: heart surgeon
kardiolog {m pers} :: cardiologist
kardiolog {f} :: female cardiologist
kardiologia {f} :: cardiology
kardiologiczny {adj} :: cardiological
kardynał {m pers} :: cardinal (official in Catholic Church)
kardynał {m anim} :: cardinal of the genus Cardinalis
Karelia {prop} {f} :: Karelia
kareta {f} :: carriage
kareta {f} :: quads, four of a kind
karetka {f} :: ambulance
kariera {f} :: career; one's professional development
kark {m inan} :: nape (back part of the neck)
karkołomny {adj} :: Extremely difficult, bordering on dangerous
Karkonosze {prop} {p} :: Karkonosze
karli {adj} :: short
karlik {m anim} :: pipistrelle (any bat of the genus Pipistrellus)
karlik {m anim} :: poor cod (Trisopterus minutus)
karlik {m anim} [archaic] :: dwarf
karłątek {m anim} :: skipper (butterfly), especially a member of the genus Thymelicus
karm {m inan} :: food, fodder
karma {f} :: fodder
karma {f} :: karma
karman {m inan} :: karma
karmazyn {m inan} :: crimson (colour)
karmazyn {m anim} :: any fish of the genus Sebastes
karmazyn {m anim} :: Rhode Island Red
karmel {m inan} :: caramel
karmiciel {m pers} :: feeder (person who feeds)
karmić {v impf} :: to feed (to give food to eat)
karmienie {n} :: verbal noun of karmić
karmnik {m inan} :: feeder, birdfeeder
karmnik {m inan} :: trough (container for feeding animals)
karmnik {m inan} :: A plant of the genus Sagina
karmnik {m anim} :: A fattened hog
karnawał {m inan} :: carnival (festive occasion marked by parades)
karnawałowy {adj} :: pertaining to carnival
karnecik {m inan} :: diminutive of karnet
karnet {m inan} :: carnet (ticket book, a collection of tickets in the form of a booklet often sold at a discount to single tickets)
karnet {m inan} [dated] :: dance card (card on which a young woman listed those she had agreed to dance with)
karnista {m pers} [colloquial] :: lawyer specializing in criminal law
karny {adj} :: punitive, intended as punishment
karny {adj} :: obedient, disciplined
karny {adj} [law] :: criminal, related to criminal law
karo {n} [card games] :: diamond
karoca {f} :: ceremonial carriage
Karol {prop} {m} :: given name
Karolina {prop} {f} :: given name
Karolina Południowa {prop} {f} :: Karolina Południowa (state)
Karolina Północna {prop} {f} :: Karolina Północna (state)
karoseria {f} :: coachwork (body, the largest part of a car)
karp {m anim} :: carp (Cyprinus carpio)
karpa {f} [forestry] :: A tree stump and its root system
karpacki {adj} :: Carpathian
Karpaty {prop} {p} :: Carpathian Mountains
karpi {adj} [relational] :: carp (of, pertaining to, or characteristic of Cyprinus carpio)
karpiel {m inan} [Kraków] :: rutabaga (Brassica napobrassica)
karpik {m anim} :: diminutive of karp
karpina {f} :: fatwood
karpina {f} :: stumpwood
karta {f} :: card
karta {f} :: playing card
karta {f} :: debit card, credit card
karta {f} [chiefly in compounds] :: sheet (of paper)
karta {f} [computing] :: tab
karta {f} [legal] :: charter
karta pocztowa {f} [formal] :: postcard
karta wizytowa {f} [obsolete] :: business card
Kartagina {prop} {f} :: Kartagina (ancient city)
Kartagina {prop} {f} :: Kartagina (ancient civilisation)
karteczka {f} :: diminutive of kartka
kartezjanizm {m inan} [philosophy] :: Cartesianism
kartezjański {adj} :: Cartesian
kartka {f} :: leaf (a sheet of a book, magazine, etc)
kartka {f} :: card
kartkówka {f} :: quiz (a short school examination of less importance)
kartofel {m inan} :: potato
kartofel {m inan} [slang] :: nose
kartofelek {m inan} :: diminutive of kartofel
kartoflanka {f} [colloquial] :: potato soup
kartoflany {adj} :: pertaining to potatoes
kartoflany {adj} :: made of potatoes
kartoflisko {n} :: potato field
kartoflisko {n} :: augmentative of kartofel
kartograf {m pers} :: cartographer
kartografia {f} :: cartography
kartograficzny {adj} :: cartographic
karton {m inan} :: cardboard, paperboard, heavy duty paper
karton {m inan} :: card stock, pasteboard, thick decorative paper
karton {m inan} :: cardboard box
karton {m inan} :: carton, container for liquids made from coated paper
kartonowy {adj} :: made from cardboard
kartridż {m inan} [computing] :: cartridge (removable enclosure containing read-only memory devices, used for rapid loading of software onto a home computer or video game console)
kartusz {m inan} [architecture] :: cartouche
kartusz {m inan} [firearms] :: cartridge (firearms package)
kartuszowy {adj} [relational] :: cartouche
kartuszowy {adj} [relational] :: cartridge (firearms package)
kary {adj} :: black (of horse)
karygodny {adj} :: reprehensible; censurable; unbecoming
karyjski {adj} :: Carian
karykatura {f} :: caricature
karyna {f} [internet slang, derogatory] :: bimbo; stupid, immature or obnoxious girl
karzeł {m anim} :: dwarf
karzeł {m anim} :: midget
karzeł {m anim} :: runt
kasa {f} :: cash desk; checkout
kasa {f} :: cash register; till
kasa {f} [colloquial] :: money
Kasia {prop} {f} :: given name
kasiarz {m pers} :: safecracker, yegg
kasjer {m pers} :: cashier
kasjerka {f} :: (female) cashier
kask {m inan} :: helmet (protective head covering)
kaskada {f} :: cascade (series of natural or artificial waterfalls)
kaskader {m pers} :: stuntman
kasownik {m inan} [travel] :: ticket stamping machine
kasownik {m inan} [music] :: natural
kaspijski {adj} :: Caspian, of or pertaining to the Caspian Sea
kasta {f} :: caste
kastet {m inan} :: brass knuckles
kasting {m inan} :: alternative spelling of casting
kastingowy {adj} [relational] :: alternative spelling of castingowy
kastrat {m pers} :: castrato
kastrować {v impf} :: to castrate
kastrowanie {n} :: verbal noun of kastrować
Kastylia {prop} {f} :: Kastylia (region)
kasyno {n} :: casino
kasz. {adj} :: abbreviation of kaszubski
kasza {f} :: groats, kasha
kaszalot {m anim} :: sperm whale
kaszalot {m anim} [colloquial, humorous] :: very ugly woman
kaszanka {f} :: pudding, sausage made primarily from blood
kaszel {m inan} :: cough (expulsion of air from the lungs)
kaszkiecik {m inan} :: diminutive of kaszkiet
kaszkiet {m inan} :: flat cap (man's cap made from wool, tweed, or other soft material)
kaszlak {m anim} [colloquial] :: Fiat 126p car
kaszleć {vi impf} :: to cough
kaszmir {m inan} :: cashmere, cashmere wool
Kaszmir {prop} {m} :: Kashmir
kasztan {m inan} :: chestnut tree, tree of genus Castanea
kasztan {m inan} :: chestnut, edible nut of a chestnut tree
kasztanowiec {m inan} :: horse-chestnut, any tree of the genus Aesculus
Kaszub {m pers} :: A male member of the Kashubian people
Kaszuba {m pers} :: A male member of the Kashubian people
Kaszubka {f} :: A female member of the Kashubian people
kaszubski {adj} :: Kashubian
kaszubski {m inan} :: Kashubian (language)
Kaszuby {prop} {p} :: Kaszuby (region)
kat {m pers} :: executioner, hangman, headsman
kat {m pers} [figurative] :: torturer, tormentor
kat {m anim} :: three-spined stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus)
kata {f} [rare] :: khat (plant)
kata {f} [martial arts] :: kata
katabas {m pers} [offensive] :: Catholic priest
katafalk {m inan} :: catafalque (platform to display or convey a coffin)
katakana {f} :: katakana
kataklizm {m inan} :: natural disaster (natural phenomenon)
kataklizm {m inan} :: cataclysm (sudden, violent event)
katal {m inan} :: katal
katalizator {m inan} [chemistry] :: catalyst
katalog {m inan} :: catalogue, catalog
katalog {m inan} [computing] :: directory
Katalonia {prop} {f} :: Katalonia (autonomous community)
Katalończyk {m pers} :: Catalan
kataloński {adj} :: Catalan
kataloński {m inan} :: Catalan (language)
katamaran {m inan} [shipping] :: catamaran
katana {f} :: katana
katapulta {f} :: catapult
katar {m inan} [pathology] :: catarrh, cold
katar {m pers} :: Cathar, Catharist
Katar {prop} {m} :: Qatar
katarakta {f} :: cataract (large waterfall; steep rapids in a river)
katarakta {f} [ophthalmology] :: cataract
Katarczyk {m pers} :: A male Qatari
Katarka {f} :: A female Qatari
katarski {adj} :: Qatari
katarynka {f} :: barrel organ
Katarzyna {prop} {f} :: given name
katastrofa {f} :: catastrophe, disaster
katastrofalny {adj} :: catastrophic, disastrous
katastroficzny {adj} :: depicting or describing a disaster
katastroficzny {adj} :: extremely pessimist
katastroficzny {adj} [geology] :: related to catastrophism
katechizm {m inan} :: catechism
katedra {f} [architecture] :: cathedral
katedra {f} :: chair; professorial position at a university
katedra {f} :: department, laboratory; an organizational unit at a university dealing with a specific research subject
kategoria {f} :: category
katering {m inan} :: alternative spelling of catering
kateringowy {adj} [relational] :: alternative spelling of cateringowy
kation {m inan} :: cation (positively charged ion)
Katmandu {prop} {n} :: Katmandu (capital)
katoda {f} :: cathode
katodoluminescencja {f} [physics] :: cathodoluminescence
katol {m pers} [usually offensive] :: devout, fanatic or fundamentalist Catholic
katolicki {adj} :: Catholic, Roman Catholic
katolicyzm {m inan} :: Catholicism
katoliczka {f} :: female Catholic
katolik {m pers} :: Catholic
katorga {f} [historical, Soviet Union] :: katorga (penal servitude in a Russian or Soviet labour camp)
katorga {f} :: chore
Katowice {prop} {p} :: City in southern Poland, capital of Silesian Voivodeship
katowicki {adj} :: Katowice (of, from or pertaining to Katowice in Poland)
katowiczanin {m pers} :: A male resident or native of Katowice
katowiczanka {f} :: A female resident or native of Katowice
katusza {f} :: anguish, torment, suffering
kaucja {f} :: deposit (sum of money to be repaid once a borrowed item is returned)
kaucja {f} :: pledge (a security to guarantee payment of a debt)
kaucja {f} [law] :: bail
kauczukowiec {m inan} :: rubber tree, Hevea brasiliensis
kaukaski {adj} :: Caucasian (pertaining to the Caucasus region or its people, languages and culture)
Kaukaz {prop} {m} :: Caucasus (mountain range, geographic region)
kawa {f} :: coffee
kawa rozpuszczalna {f} :: instant coffee
kawalarka {f} :: practical joker (female person who makes practical jokes)
kawalarka {f} :: female prankster
kawalarz {m pers} :: practical joker (person who makes practical jokes)
kawalarz {m pers} :: prankster
kawaler {m pers} :: bachelor
kawaler {m pers} :: (obsolete) knight (warrior, especially of the Middle Ages)
kawalerczak {m pers} [Białystok] :: youngster
kawalerka {f} :: single room apartment
kawalik {m inan} :: diminutive of kawał (joke)
kawał {m inan} :: joke (amusing story)
kawał {m inan} :: joke (something said or done for amusement)
kawał {m inan} :: chunk, piece
kawałeczek {m inan} :: diminutive of kawałek
kawałek {m inan} :: diminutive of kawał; bit (small piece)
kawałek {m inan} :: slice (of pizza, cake, etc.)
kawałek {m inan} [colloquial] :: track, song
kawałek {m inan} [slang] :: grand; one thousand, especially of U.S. dollars
kawiarenka {f} :: diminutive of kawiarnia; small café
kawiarenka {f} :: Internet cafe
kawiarnia {f} :: café (coffee shop)
kawior {m inan} :: caviar (roe of the sturgeon)
kawka {f} :: jackdaw (corvid of the genus Coloeus)
kawka {f} :: diminutive of kawa
kawny {adj} [Łowicz, color] :: brown
kawon {m inan} [Lwów, Kraków] :: watermelon
kawowiec {m inan} :: bush or tree of the genus Coffea, coffee plant
kawowy {adj} [relational] :: coffee
kawowy {adj} [Łowicz, Bukovina, color] :: brown
kazachski {adj} :: Kazakh
kazachski {m inan} :: Kazakh (language)
Kazachstan {prop} {m} :: Kazakhstan
kazachstański {adj} :: Of, from, or pertaining to Kazakhstan
kazać {vi impf} :: to order, to tell someone to do something
kazalnica {f} [dated, architecture, Roman Catholicism] :: pulpit (a raised platform or lectern in a church or chapel from which the preacher delivers the sermon)
kazamata {f} :: casemate
kazamatowy {adj} [relational] :: casemate
kazanie {n} :: verbal noun of kazać
kazanie {n} :: sermon
Kazań {prop} {m inan} :: Kazań (caplc)
kazeina {f} :: [chiefly in singular] casein
Kazimiera {prop} {f} :: given name
Kazimierz {prop} {m pers} :: given name
Kazimierz {prop} {m inan} :: historic Jewish district of Cracow
Kazimierz {prop} {m inan} :: one of several towns in Poland
kazirodztwo {n} :: incest
kaznodzieja {m pers} :: evangelist, preacher
kaźń {f} :: execution
kaźń {f} :: torture, torment
każdy {pron} :: each, every
każdy {pron} :: everyone
każdy {pron} :: everybody
każdy jest kowalem swojego losu {proverb} :: every man is the architect of his own fortune
kącik {m inan} :: diminutive of kąt
kądziel {f} :: A bundle of unspun fibres attached to a distaff or spinning wheel
kądziel {f} [archaic] :: A matriline
kądziel {f} [hunting] :: The mane of a European bison
kąkol {m inan} :: corncockle (any plant of the genus Agrostemma)
kąkolik {m inan} [archaic] :: rose campion (Silene coronaria, syn. Lychnis coronaria)
kąpać {vt impf} :: to bathe, bath
kąpać {vr impf} :: to take a bath
kąpanie {n} :: verbal noun of kąpać
kąpiel {f} :: bath, bathing
kąpielowy {adj} [relational] :: bath, bathing
kąpielówki {p} :: swim briefs
kąpieluszka {f} :: A diaper worn by babies while swimming; a swim diaper
kąsać {vt impf} :: to bite
kąsać {vt impf} :: to sting
kąsanie {n} :: verbal noun of kąsać
kąsek {m inan} :: morsel, bite
kąsek {m inan} :: a little, a bit
kąt {m inan} :: corner (space in the angle between converging lines or walls which meet in a point)
kąt {m inan} [geometry] :: angle
kąt natarcia {noun} :: angle of attack
kąt ostry {m inan} [geometry] :: acute angle
kąt pełny {m inan} [geometry] :: round angle (measuring 360 degrees)
kąt półpełny {m inan} [geometry] :: straight angle (180 deg. or two right angles)
kąt prosty {m} :: right angle
kąt rozwarty {m inan} [geometry] :: obtuse angle
kątomierz {m inan} :: protractor (tool used for measuring or drawing angles)
kciuk {m inan} :: thumb (digit)
kebab {m inan} :: doner kebab
kebab {m inan} [colloquial, metonym] :: A restaurant or bar that serves this food
kebab {m pers} [ethnic slur] :: Muslim person, especially of Turkish descent
kebs {m anim} [slang] :: doner kebab
keczua {f} :: Quechua (language)
keczup {m inan} :: ketchup
kefir {m inan} :: kefir
keja {f} [nautical] :: quay, wharf
kelner {m pers} :: waiter (a server in a restaurant or similar)
kelnerka {f} :: waitress
kelwin {m inan} :: kelvin
kemping {m inan} :: campsite, campground
kempingowy {adj} [relational] :: campsite, camping
Kenia {prop} {f} :: Kenya
kenijski {adj} :: Kenyan
kenoza {f} [Christianity] :: kenosis (Christ's voluntary abasement)
Kentucky {prop} {n} :: Kentucky (state)
Kentucky {prop} {n} :: Kentucky (river)
keratyna {f} :: keratin (protein making up hair and nails)
ketchup {m inan} :: alternative spelling of keczup
keton {m inan} [organic chemistry] :: ketone
kędy {pron} [archaic] :: where, whereto
kędzierz {m inan} [obsolete] :: alternative form of kędzior
kędzierzawka {f} :: Any moss of the genus Tortella
kędzior {m inan} :: lock of hair, curl, ringlet
kędziorek {m anim} :: diminutive of kędzior; small curl
kępa {f} :: isolated clump of vegetation, such as trees, shrubs, or flowers
kępa {f} :: small island in a river or lake, covered with vegetation
kępina {f} :: diminutive of kępa
kępina {f} :: hummock
kępka {f} :: diminutive of kępa
kępka {f} :: tuft
kęs {m inan} :: bite, mouthful, morsel, piece
kęs {m inan} [metallurgy] :: billet
kęsek {m inan} :: alternative form of kąsek
Kętrzyn {prop} {m inan} :: Kętrzyn (town)
khmerski {adj} :: Khmer
khmerski {m inan} :: Khmer (language)
kibel {m inan} [colloquial] :: bog, john, can, lavatory, toilet
kibel {m inan} [slang] :: mess, disorder
kibel {m inan} [slang] :: prison
kibel {m inan} [slang, derogatory] :: motor scooter
kibel {m inan} [slang, rail transport] :: PKP class EN57 electric multiple unit
kibelek {m inan} :: diminutive of kibel
kibic {m pers} [sports] :: fan
kibicować {v impf} [sports] :: to support, to cheer on, to cheer for [a team]
kibicowanie {n} :: verbal noun of kibicować
kibić {f} [archaic, poetic] :: waist (part of the body between the pelvis and the stomach)
kibol {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory] :: football hooligan
kibol {m pers} [Poznań] :: supporter; sports fan
kibuc {m inan} :: kibbutz
kibucowy {adj} [relational] :: kibbutz
kicać {v impf} :: to hop like a rabbit or hare
kicha {f} :: augmentative of kiszka
kicha {f} [colloquial] :: A troublesome or embarrassing situation
kichać {vi impf} :: to sneeze (to expel air as a reflex induced by an irritation in the nose)
kichanie {n} :: verbal noun of kichać
kichnąć {vi pf} :: to sneeze (to expel air as a reflex induced by an irritation in the nose)
kici {interj} :: only used in kici kici
kici kici {interj} :: Used for calling and luring cats; here, kitty, kitty!
kici, kici {interj} :: Used for calling and luring cats; here, kitty, kitty!
kicia {f} [affectionate] :: kitten, kitty, pussy-cat
kicia {f} [slang] :: hottie; sexually attractive woman
kiciunia {f} [colloquial, affectionate] :: kitty (cat)
kiciuś {m anim} [affectionate] :: kitten, kitty, pussy-cat
kicz {m inan} :: kitsch
kiczowato {adv} :: kitschily
kiczowatość {f} :: kitschiness
kiczowaty {adj} :: kitschy
kić {m inan} [slang] :: prison, slammer
kić {f} [obsolete, hunting] :: flock, herd (group of animals)
kiecka {f} [colloquial] :: dress, skirt or a similar female garment
kiedy {pron} :: when
kiedy {conj} :: when, as; while
kiedy wejdziesz między wrony, trzeba krakać jak i ony {proverb} :: when in Rome, do as the Romans do
kiedykolwiek {pron} :: whenever
kiedyś {pron} :: at one time, formerly, once
kiedyś {pron} :: sometime, someday, one day
Kielce {prop} {p} :: Kielce
kielczak {m anim} :: dentex (any member of the genus Dentex of perciform fish)
kielec {m anim} :: common dentex (Dentex dentex)
kielec {m inan} [obsolete] :: tusk of a boar
kielecki {adj} :: Kielce (of, from or pertaining to Kielce in Poland)
kielich {m inan} :: chalice, goblet
kielich {m inan} [botany] :: calyx
kieliszek {m inan} :: glass (drinking vessel for alcoholic drinks)
kielnia {f} :: trowel
kielnia {f} [hunting] :: beaver's tail
kieloch {m inan} [Poznań] :: tooth
kieł {m inan} :: fang, canine tooth
kieł {m inan} [colloquial, proscribed] :: tusk
kiełb {m anim} :: gudgeon (Gobio gobio)
kiełb {m anim} :: Any fish of the genus Gobio
kiełbacha {f} :: augmentative of kiełbasa
kiełbasa {f} :: sausage (for slicing)
kiełbasa wyborcza {f} [idiom] :: gifts, especially food, offered to the electorate to influence voting
kiełbasa wyborcza {f} [idiom] :: unrealistic election promise, intended to gain votes
kiełbasa wyborcza {f} [idiom] :: policy change with popular appeal announced shortly before the election to improve the chances of the incumbent party or candidate
kiełbaska {f} :: diminutive of kiełbasa
kiełek {m inan} :: shoot, sprout, chit
kiełzno {n} :: bit mouthpiece
kiep {m pers} [dated] :: fool
kiep {m inan} [archaic] :: vulva
kiep {m inan} [colloquial] :: cigarette butt
kiepski {adj} :: bad (not good)
kiepski {adj} :: lame
kiepsko {adv} :: badly
kier {m anim} [card games] :: heart (a suit of cards)
kierat {m inan} :: horse mill (mill powered by animals, often horses or oxen)
kierat {m inan} :: drudgery, toil, grind
kiermasz {m inan} :: fair, bazaar
kierować {vt impf} :: to direct, to head, to be in command of [+ ins]
kierować {vt impf} :: to drive a vehicle [+ ins]
kierować {vtr impf} :: to follow, to obey advice, rules or principles [+ ins]
kierować {vir impf} :: to head, to go towards
kierowanie {n} :: verbal noun of kierować
kierowca {m pers} :: driver (person who drives a motorized vehicle, such as a car or a bus)
kierownica {f} :: steering wheel
kierownica {f} :: handlebar
kierownica {f} [geometry] :: directrix
kierownictwo {n} :: management, administration, leadership (group of leaders)
kierownictwo {n} :: management, guidance, direction
kierowniczka {f} :: head (leader or chief)
kierowniczy {adj} :: executive, managerial, administrative
kierowniczy {adj} :: steering
kierownik {m pers} :: manager
kierownik {m pers} :: head (leader or chief)
kierownik {m inan} [colloquial, Warsaw] :: steering wheel
kierunek {m inan} :: direction (indication of the point toward which an object is moving)
kierunek {m inan} :: major, field, discipline of study
kierunek {m inan} [colloquial] :: blinker, turn signal
kierunkowskaz {m inan} :: turn signal
kierz {m inan} [Poznań] :: bush, shrub
kieszeń {f} :: pocket
kieszonka {f} :: diminutive of kieszeń
kieszonkowe {n} :: pocket money (a small sum of money given to a child, by a parent or guardian)
kieszonkowiec {m pers} :: pickpocket (thief who steals from the pocket of a passerby)
kij {m inan} :: stick
kij {m inan} :: cue
kij {m inan} :: baseball bat
kij {m inan} :: club
kij {m inan} [mostly in plural, colloquial] :: beating
kijanka {f} :: tadpole
kijek {m inan} :: diminutive of kij
kijowski {adj} :: Kievan (of, from or pertaining to Kiev in Ukraine)
Kijów {prop} {m inan} :: Kijów (capital city)
kikut {m inan} :: stump (remains of a limb)
kilka {adj} :: more than two but less than ten (a quantity from three to nine); several; few
kilka {f} :: Any clupeid fish of the genus Clupeonella
kilkadziesiąt {adj} :: a few tens, an unspecified number seemingly between twenty and one hundred
kilkakroć {adv} :: many times
kilkakroć {adv} :: repeatedly
kilkakrotny {adj} :: recurring or occurring several times; multiple
kilkanaście {adj} :: a number between eleven and nineteen; umpteen
kilkaset {adj} :: several hundred
kilkokrotny {adj} :: alternative form of kilkakrotny
kilkukrotny {adj} :: alternative form of kilkakrotny
kilo- {prefix} :: kilo-
kilo {n} [colloquial] :: kilogram
kilo {n} [colloquial, rare] :: Any other unit whose name starts with kilo-, like the kilometre
kilof {m inan} :: pickaxe
kilogram {m inan} :: kilogram
kilometr {m} :: kilometre, (US) kilometer
kilometrówka {f} [colloquial] :: kilometrage; mileage (travel allowance)
kilowatogodzina {f} :: kilowatt-hour
kiła {f} :: syphilis (disease)
kiła {f} [obsolete] :: hernia
kiła {f} [obsolete] :: gonorrhea (disease)
kiła {f} [obsolete] :: bubo (inflammation of the lymph nodes)
kimać {v impf} [slang] :: to sleep
kimono {n} :: kimono
kindersztuba {f} [humorous] :: good manners
kinematografia {f} :: cinematography (the discipline of making and reproducing motion pictures)
kinematografia {f} [dated] :: cinematography (motion picture photography)
Kinga {prop} {f} :: given name
kino {n} :: cinema
kinol {m inan} [colloquial] :: schnozzle
kinowy {adj} :: cinematic
Kinszasa {prop} {f} :: Kinszasa (capital city)
kiosk {m inan} :: kiosk (enclosed structure where cigarettes, magazines, etc. are sold)
kiosk {m inan} [architecture] :: kiosk (Turkish garden pavillion)
kiosk {m inan} [nautical] :: A sail of a submarine
kioskarka {f} :: newsagent (female person)
kioskarz {m pers} :: newsagent (person)
kioskowy {adj} [relational] :: kiosk
kipczacki {adj} :: Kipchak
kipieć {vi impf} :: to boil, to boil over
kipieć {vi impf} :: to seethe, to churn
kipiel {f} :: roiling water
kipienie {n} :: verbal noun of kipieć
kir {m inan} :: black armband
kirg. {noun} :: abbreviation of kirgiski
kirgiski {adj} :: Kyrgyz
Kirgistan {prop} {m} :: Kyrgyzstan
Kirgiz {m pers} :: A male Kyrgyz or Kyrgyzstani
Kirgizka {f} :: A female Kyrgyz or Kyrgyzstani
Kiribati {prop} {n} :: Kiribati
kirkut {m inan} :: Jewish cemetery
kirys {m inan} :: cuirass (piece of defensive armor, covering the body from the neck to the girdle)
kiryśnik {m anim} :: loricariid
kiryśnik {m anim} :: armoured catfish (callichthyid, doradid, or loricariid fish)
kiryśnik {m anim} :: Atlantic poacher (Leptagonus decagonus)
kisić {v impf} :: to ferment, to pickle
kisiel {m inan} :: kisel (dessert)
kisior {m pers} [obsolete] :: A baker producing rye-based baked goods
kisły {adj} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: sour, acid
kisnąć {vi impf} :: to turn sour
kisz {m inan} :: quiche (savoury pie)
kiszka {f} [anatomy] :: intestine, bowel, gut
Kiszyniów {prop} {m} :: Kiszyniów (capital)
kiścień {m inan} [weapons] :: kisten
kiścień {m inan} [weapons] :: ball-and-chain flail
kiścień {m inan} :: leucothoe (any plant of the genus Leucothoe (Ericaceae))
kiść {f} :: A bunch (of fruit, flowers, or other things)
kiść {f} [archaic] :: snow or hoarfrost covering a branch
kit {m inan} :: putty (form of cement)
kit {m inan} [slang] :: lie
kit pszczeli {m inan} :: propolis, bee glue
kita {f} :: (fluffy) tail
kita {f} :: crest, brush, tuft
Kitaj {prop} {m inan} [obsolete] :: China
kitajec {m pers} [ethnic slur] :: Chink, gook; Chinese person
kitajec {m pers} [criminal slang] :: fraud, fraudster
kitel {m inan} :: white coat
kiur {m inan} :: curium
kiur {m inan} :: curie (unit of radioactivity equal to 37 gigabecquerels)
kiwać {vi impf} :: to beckon, to noddle, to bob
kiwać {vi impf} :: to waggle, to totter
kiwać {vt impf} :: to fool
kiwanie {n} :: verbal noun of kiwać
kiwi {m anim} :: kiwi (bird)
kiwi {n} :: kiwi fruit
kiwnięcie {n} :: verbal noun of kiwnąć
kiziol {m inan} [Upper Silesia] :: stone, pebble
klacz {f} :: mare (female horse)
klaczka {f} :: diminutive of klacz
klaczka {f} :: A filly (young female horse) between 12 to 36 months old
klad {m inan} [systematics] :: clade
klaka {f} :: claque (people hired to applaud or boo)
klakier {m pers} :: claqueur, person paid to clap at theatre performances
klakier {m pers} [derogatory] :: yeasayer, sycophant
klakson {m inan} :: horn (loud alarm, especially on a motor vehicle)
klamka {f} :: door handle
klamka {f} [slang] :: gun; firearm
klamka zapadła {phrase} [idiom, colloquial] :: a final, irreversible decision has already been made
klamra {f} :: buckle, clasp (clasp used for fastening two things together, such as the ends of a belt, or for retaining the end of a strap)
klamra {f} :: clasp (fastener or holder)
klamra {f} [mathematics, programming] :: curly bracket
klamra {f} :: clinch (in combat sports)
klan {m inan} :: clan
klapek {m inan} :: flip-flop, thong (sandal consisting of a rubber sole fastened to the foot by a rubber thong fitting between the toes and around the sides of the foot)
Klara {prop} :: given name
klarnet {m inan} :: clarinet (musical instrument)
klarnet {m inan} [Kraków, colloquial, derogatory] :: idiot
klarować {vt impf} :: to clarify
klarownie {adv} :: clearly, lucidly, unambiguously
klarowniej {adv} :: comparative of klarownie
klarowniejszy {adj} :: comparative of klarowny
klarowność {f} :: clarity, transparency
klarowność {f} :: clarity, lucidity
klarowny {adj} :: clear, transparent
klarowny {adj} :: lucid, clear, unambiguous
klasa {f} :: class (all meanings)
klasa {f} :: classroom
klasa {f} :: grade (rating)
klasa {f} :: grade (level of primary or secondary education)
klaskać {vt impf} :: to clap
klaskać {vi impf} :: to applaud
klasówka {f} :: test (a classroom examination)
klasy {nv} :: hopscotch
klasycystyczny {adj} :: classicistic
klasycyzm {m inan} [architecture] :: classicism
klasyfikacja {f} :: classification
klasztor {m inan} [architecture] :: monastery, convent
klata {f} :: augmentative of klatka
klata {f} [colloquial] :: rib cage, chest
klateczka {f} :: diminutive of klatka
klatka {f} :: cage (enclosure)
klatka {f} :: frame (a piece of photographic film containing an image)
klatka piersiowa {f} [skeleton] :: rib cage
Klaudia {prop} {f} :: given name
Klaudiusz {prop} {m pers} :: given name
klaun {m pers} [comedy] :: clown (performance artist working in a circus)
klaun {m pers} :: clown (person acting in a silly fashion)
klaustrofobia {f} :: claustrophobia
klauzula {f} [law] :: clause, stipulation (separate part of a contract)
klauzura {f} [Christianity] :: enclosed religious orders
klauzura {f} :: cloister (monastic life)
klawesyn {m inan} :: harpsichord
klawiatura {f} :: keyboard
klawikord {m inan} :: clavichord
klawisz {m inan} :: key (a button on the keyboard of a musical instrument, on a typewriter or on a computer keyboard)
klawisz {m pers} [slang] :: prison guard
klawo {adv} [colloquial] :: exquisitely
klawy {adj} [colloquial] :: tubular, hunky-dory (cool, awesome)
kląć {v impf} :: to swear, to curse (to use offensive language)
kląć jak szewc {v impf} [simile] :: to swear like a trooper (literally: to swear like a shoemaker)
kląskawka {f} :: stonechat (bird of the genus Saxicola)
klątwa {f} [Christianity] :: anathema, excommunication
klątwa {f} :: curse (supernatural detriment)
klebocon {m anim} [dialectal] :: stork (wading bird)
klecha {m pers} [derogatory] :: priest
kleć {f} :: hutch
kleć {f} [obsolete] :: granary, outhouse, outbuilding, annex, lean-to
kleić {vt impf} :: to glue
kleik {m inan} :: gruel (thin, watery porridge)
kleistość {f} :: stickiness
kleisty {adj} :: sticky, glutinous
klej {m inan} :: glue (sticky adhesive substance)
klejek {m inan} :: Any mushroom of the genus Chroogomphus; pine-spike
klejnot {m inan} :: jewel, gem
klejnot {m inan} [heraldry] :: crest
klejówka {f} :: Any mushroom of the genus Gomphidius
klejówka świerkowa {f} :: slimy spike-cap (Gomphidius glutinosus)
klekot {m inan} :: bill-clattering of a stork
klekot {m inan} :: clatter (e.g. of a machine)
klekot {m inan} [colloquial] :: clunker; something old and worn-out
klekotanie {n} :: verbal noun of klekotać
klekotun {m anim} [Białystok] :: stork (wading bird)
kleks {m inan} :: inkstain, blot (a blemish, spot or stain made by a coloured substance)
kleks {m inan} :: smudge, stain (on a painting)
kleksik {m inan} :: diminutive of kleks
Klementyn {prop} {pl} {m pers} :: given name
Klementyna {prop} {pl} {f} :: given name
kleń {m anim} :: European chub, Squalius cephalus
klepać {vt impf} :: to slap gently, to pat
klepać {vt impf} :: to smooth out a piece of metal with a hammer or similar tool
klepać {vt impf} [colloquial, usually, perfective] :: to fix bodywork damage on a car
klepać {vt impf} [colloquial] :: to learn by rote, to memorize
klepać {vt impf} [colloquial] :: to pray thoughtlessly, in a formulaic way; collocates with pacierz, zdrowaśka, etc
klepać {vt impf} [colloquial] :: to type on a keyboard
klepać {vt impf} [colloquial] :: to code, to program, especially with insufficient skill
klepać {vt impf} [colloquial] :: to talk without thinking
klepać biedę {v impf} [idiom] :: to live in poverty with little prospect for improvement
klepisko {n} :: threshing floor
klepnąć {vt pf} :: to tap, to pat
klepsydra {f} :: hourglass
klepsydra {f} :: obituary
kleptomania {f} :: kleptomania
kleszcz {m anim} :: tick (arthropod)
kleszczak {m anim} :: openbill (any stork of the genus Anastomus)
kleszcze {p} :: pincers
kleszcze {p} :: pliers
klęcie {n} :: verbal noun of kląć
klęczeć {v impf} :: to kneel (to rest on the knees)
klęcznik {m inan} :: kneeler, prie-dieu, faldstool
klęk {m inan} :: kneeling position
klękać {vi impf} :: to kneel down
klępa {f} :: female moose; female Eurasian elk (Alces alces)
klępa {f} [rare] :: cow (female Bos taurus)
klępa {f} [rare] :: mare (female horse)
klępa {f} [derogatory] :: unattractive, shabby or arrogant woman
klęska {f} :: defeat
klęska {f} :: catastrophe, disaster
klęska żywiołowa {f} [idiom] :: natural disaster
kliczka {f} :: diminutive of klika
klient {m pers} :: customer, client
klient {m anim} [computing] :: client
klika {f} :: clique (group of people)
klika {f} [graph theory] :: clique
klikać {v impf} :: to click
klikanie {n} :: verbal noun of klikać
kliknąć {v pf} [computing] :: to click
klikowy {adj} [relational] :: clique
klima {f} [colloquial] :: air conditioning, especially in a car
klimat {m inan} :: climate
klimatologia {f} :: climatology
klimatyzacja {f} :: air conditioning (an air conditioner or system of air conditioners)
klin {m inan} :: wedge
klin {m inan} [military] :: wedge formation
klin {m inan} [colloquial] :: a shot of alcohol drunk to overcome hangover
klinga {f} :: blade (e.g. of a sword)
klinika {f} :: teaching hospital, university hospital, clinical school
klipa {f} :: tipcat (the game and the wood)
klipa {f} :: a kind of coin, klippe
kliper {m inan} :: clipper (fast sailing ship)
klitka {f} [colloquial] :: A small, cramped room or apartment; a cubbyhole
kloaka {f} :: cloaca (sewer or underground drain)
kloaka {f} [derogatory, figuratively] :: the gutter (low, vulgar state)
kloaka {f} [zoology] :: cloaca (duct in reptiles, amphibians and birds, as well as most fish and some mammals, which serves as the common outlet for urination, defecation, and reproduction)
klobocon {m anim} [dialectal] :: stork (wading bird)
kloc {m inan} :: A large tree stump
kloc {m inan} :: bughouse chess
klomb {m inan} :: flowerbed
klombik {m inan} :: diminutive of klomb
klon {m inan} :: maple
klon {m anim} {m inan} :: clone
klonować {vt impf} :: to clone
klonowy {adj} [relational] :: maple
klop {m inan} [slang] :: crapper
klops {m inan} :: a meatball
klops {m inan} [colloquial] :: a failure
klopsik {m inan} :: meatball
klosz {m inan} :: lampshade, shade
klosz {m inan} :: cloche (glass covering for plants)
klosz {m inan} :: flare (gradual widening of a skirt)
klosz {m inan} :: bell jar (glass covering for food)
kloszard {m pers} :: clochard
klotka {f} [Upper Silesia] :: alternative form of klatka
Klotylda {prop} {f} :: given name
klown {m pers} [comedy] :: alternative spelling of klaun
klozet {m inan} :: flush toilet
klozet {m inan} [colloquial] :: toilet seat
klub {m inan} :: club (association of members)
klub {m inan} :: club, nightclub
kluch {m inan} :: augmentative of klusek
kluch {m pers} :: augmentative of klusek
klucha {f} :: augmentative of kluska
klucie {n} :: verbal noun of kluć
klucz {m inan} :: key
klucz {m inan} [music] :: clef
Kluczewska Sopka {prop} {f} :: Kluczewska Sopka (volcano)
kluczowy {adj} :: key
kluczyk {m inan} :: diminutive of klucz; small key
kluczyk {m inan} :: car key
kluć {v impf} [obsolete] :: to peck
kluka {f} [dialectal] :: A pole or rod with prongs or a hook on the end
kluka {f} [dialectal] :: hook
kluka {f} [Poznań] :: nose (protuberance on the face)
kluka {f} [Mazury] :: brood hen
klupa {f} :: caliper for measuring the thickness of a tree
kluseczka {f} :: diminutive of kluska
klusek {m inan} :: alternative form of kluska
klusek {m pers} :: alternative form of kluska
kluska {f} :: dumpling
kluska {f} :: noodle
kluska {f} :: fatso, butterball (overweight person)
kluski {nv} :: kluski
kłaczek {m inan} :: diminutive of kłak
kładka {f} :: footbridge
kłak {m inan} :: tuft, flock, fluff, wisp
kłak {m inan} :: cardings, tangle, clump, hairball (a compact mass of hair that forms in the alimentary canal (especially in the stomach of animals as a result of licking fur))
kłak {m inan} :: shred
kłam {m inan} [archaic] :: lie
kłamać {v impf} :: to lie (to tell an untruth)
kłamać jak najęty {v} [simile] :: to lie through one's teeth
kłamać jak z nut {v} [simile] :: to lie through one's teeth
kłamca {m pers} :: liar (person who tells an untruth)
kłamczuch {m pers} [colloquial] :: A liar
kłamliwie {adv} :: lyingly
kłamliwiej {adv} :: comparative of kłamliwie
kłamliwy {adj} :: lying
kłamstwo {n} :: lie (falsehood)
kłaść {vt impf} :: to put, to lay
kłąb {m inan} :: skein
kłąb {m inan} :: vapor hanging in the air, creating oval shapes
kłąb {m inan} :: something bulging, convex
kłąb {m inan} :: withers (highest part of a horse's back)
kłąb {m inan} [beekeeping] :: cluster
kłącze {n} [botany] :: rhizome
kłącze {n} [philosophy] :: rhizome
kłębek {m inan} :: diminutive of kłąb
kłębek {m inan} :: ball (quantity of string, thread, etc., wound into a spherical shape)
kłębek nerwów {noun} [idiomatic] :: bundle of nerves
kłębienie {n} :: verbal noun of kłębić
kłębowisko {n} :: vortex
kłębowisko {n} :: whirl
kłęk {m inan} :: coffeetree (any plant of the genus Gymnocladus)
kłoć {f} :: sawgrass (Cladium)
kłoda {f} :: log, trunk of a tree cleared of branches
kłoda {f} [beekeeping] :: A beehive made from a hollowed-out tree trunk
kłoda {f} [horse anatomy] :: barrel
kłodzina {f} :: palm tree trunk
kłopot {m inan} :: trouble
kłopotliwość {f} :: troublesomeness
kłopotliwszy {adj} :: comparative of kłopotliwy
kłopotliwy {adj} :: troublesome, bothersome
kłos {m inan} :: ear (fruiting body of a grain plant)
kłosek {m inan} :: diminutive of kłos
kłosek {m inan} [botany] :: spikelet
kłosek {m inan} :: fishtail braid
kłócenie {n} :: verbal noun of kłócić
kłócić {vt impf} :: to cause to quarrel
kłócić {vr impf} :: to quarrel, to wrangle
kłóć {vt impf} [archaic] :: to prick, to prickle
kłódka {f} :: padlock
kłótliwie {adv} :: argumentatively, cantankerously
kłótliwość {f} :: argumentativeness, cantankerousness
kłótliwszy {adj} :: comparative of kłótliwy
kłótliwy {adj} :: quarrelsome, argumentative, cantankerous
kłótnia {f} :: quarrel
kłucie {n} :: verbal noun of kłuć
kłuć {vt impf} :: to prick, to prickle
kłus {m inan} :: trot (horse gait)
kłusować {v impf} :: to poach (to hunt game illegally)
kłusować {v impf} :: to trot (of a horse: to walk in a two-beat gait)
kłusownictwo {n} :: poaching, illegal hunting
kłusownik {m pers} :: poacher (person who trespasses in order to take game illegally)
kłyk {m inan} [Rzeszów] :: tooth
kłykcina {f} :: genital wart
kłykieć {m inan} [anatomy] :: condyle
kłykieć {m inan} [anatomy] :: knuckle
kłyń {m anim} [regional, Greater Poland] :: alternative form of koń
KM {noun} :: initialism of koń mechaniczny
kmiecianka {f} [historical] :: feminine noun of kmieć
kmieć {m pers} [historical] :: During Middle Ages, a peasant with his own farm
kmieć {m pers} :: A wealthy farmer
kmieć {m pers} [Old Polish] :: An elder or old man
kmieć {m pers} [Old Polish] :: A high-ranking official
kminek {m inan} :: caraway (any plant of the genus Carum)
kminek {m inan} :: caraway (spice)
kmiot {m pers} [derogatory] :: An unsophisticated person, especially someone of rural origin; country bumpkin; yokel; hick; rube
kmiotek {m pers} :: diminutive of kmieć
kmiotek {m pers} [derogatory] :: An unsophisticated person, especially someone of rural origin; country bumpkin; yokel; hick; rube
kmiotka {f} [historical] :: feminine noun of kmieć
kmiotówna {f} :: The daughter of a kmieć
kmocha {f} [obsolete] :: A female friend
kmotr {m pers} [archaic] :: godfather
kmotr {m pers} [archaic] :: friend; companion
knajpa {f} [colloquial, derogatory] :: mediocre pub
knajpiany {adj} [relational] :: mediocre pub
knajpka {f} :: diminutive of knajpa
knajpowy {adj} [relational] :: mediocre pub
knebel {m inan} :: gag (a device to restrain speech)
kniahini {f} [historic] :: wife of a Russian or Lithuanian prince
kniaź {m pers} [historic] :: Russian or Lithuanian prince
knieć {f} :: A plant of the genus Caltha
knieja {f} :: large, thick forest
knieja {f} :: large fishing net; seine
Knossos {prop} {m} :: Knossos (ancient city/and/archaeological site)
knot {m inan} :: A wick (as of a candle)
knowanie {n} :: verbal noun of knować
knowanie {n} :: plotting, intrigue, scheme
knucie {n} :: verbal noun of knuć
knuć {vt impf} :: to plot, scheme
knur {m anim} :: boar, uncastrated male pig kept for reproduction
knykieć {m inan} :: alternative form of kłykieć
knypek {m anim} [colloquial, derogatory] :: shorty, midget
-ko {suffix} :: Diminutive suffix for neuter nouns
ko- {prefix} :: co-
koala {f} :: koala
koalicja {f} :: coalition (temporary group or union of organizations, usually formed for a particular advantage)
koalicjant {m pers} :: coalitionist (partner in a coalition)
koalicjonista {m pers} :: coalitionist (partner in a coalition)
kobalt {m inan} :: cobalt (element)
kobczyk {m anim} :: red-footed falcon (Falco vespertinus)
kobieciarz {m pers} [colloquial] :: womanizer, skirt chaser, ladies' man
kobiecość {f} :: femininity, womanhood
kobiecy {adj} :: feminine, woman's, womanly (of, pertaining to, or characteristic of women)
kobiera {f} [Łowicz] :: alternative form of kobieta
kobierzec {m inan} [archaic] :: oriental carpet used for decoration
kobieta {f} :: woman
kobra {f} :: cobra
Kobryń {prop} {m inan} :: Kobryń (city)
kobylarz {m pers} :: One who skins horses
kobylarz {m pers} :: A horseherd
kobylarz {m anim} [dialectal] :: A large wolf
kobyli {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a mare (female horse)
kobyła {f} :: mare (female horse)
kobyła {f} :: whopper (something unusually large)
kobyłka {f} :: diminutive of kobyła
koc {m inan} :: blanket
kochać {v impf} :: to love (have a strong affection for)
kochać {v impf} [auxiliary] :: to love
kochać {vr impf} :: to love each other
kochać {vr impf} [euphemistic] :: to make love
kochać {vr impf} [rare] :: to love oneself
kocham cię {phrase} :: I love you
Kochan {prop} {m pers} {f} [archaic] :: given name
kochanek {m pers} :: lover (sexual partner)
kochanek {m pers} [chiefly in the plural] :: lover (person who strongly loves another)
kochanie {n} :: love, honey, darling, sweetheart
kochanie {n} :: verbal noun of kochać; loving
kochanka {f} :: lover (sexual partner)
kochany {m pers} [affectionate] :: loved one, love
kochany {m pers} [sarcastic] :: patronizing term of address for someone irritating
koci {adj} :: feline, catlike
kociak {m anim} :: kitten (young cat)
kociak {m anim} [slang] :: hottie; chick (sexually attractive woman)
kociara {f} :: female cat lover
kociara {f} [archaic] :: augmentative of kot (cat)
kociarz {m pers} :: cat lover
kociątko {n} :: diminutive of kocię, kitten
kocica {f} :: a female cat
kociczka {f} :: diminutive of kocica
kocie łby {nv} [idiom] :: road surface made from fieldstone or cobblestone
kocię {n} :: kitten
kocimiętka {f} :: nepeta (any plant of the genus Nepeta)
kociokwik {m inan} [colloquial] :: stir, commotion, chaos
kocioł {m inan} :: cauldron
kocioł {m inan} [colloquial] :: commotion; hubbub
kociołek {m inan} :: diminutive of kocioł
kociołek Panoramiksa {m inan} [slang, humorous] :: improvised mixed drink consumed from a shared vessel
kocisko {n} :: augmentative of kot
kocur {m anim} :: tomcat, male cat
kocurek {m anim} :: diminutive of kocur
kocurzysko {n} [colloquial] :: augmentative of kocur
kocyk {m inan} :: diminutive of koc
kocyk {m inan} :: small, light blanket
koczek {m inan} :: diminutive of kok
koczkodan {m anim} :: guenon
koczkodan {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory] :: An unattractive person
koczowniczy {adj} :: nomadic, living a wandering life with no fixed abode
koczownik {m pers} :: nomad
kod {m inan} :: code
kod źródłowy {m} :: source code
kodeina {f} :: codeine
kodeks {m inan} :: code (body of law)
koedukacja {f} :: coeducation
koedukacyjny {adj} :: coeducational
koegzystencja {f} :: coexistence
koenzym {m inan} :: coenzyme
kofeina {f} :: caffeine
kofeinowy {adj} :: containing, or pertaining to, caffeine
kogel-mogel {m inan} [cooking] :: kogel mogel
kogel-mogel {m inan} [colloquial] :: chaos, turmoil
kognitywizm {m inan} :: cognitivism
koguci {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of roosters
kogucik {m anim} :: diminutive of kogut; a young or small rooster; a cockerel
kogucisko {m anim} :: augmentative of kogut
kogut {m anim} :: rooster (male chicken)
kogut {m anim} :: male phasianid
kogut {m inan} [colloquial] :: emergency vehicle lighting, flashing light (emergency vehicle lighting)
kogut {m inan} [colloquial] :: cowlick
kogut {m pers} [colloquial] :: A person who is pugnacious
kogutek {m anim} :: diminutive of kogut
koherencjonizm {m inan} [philosophy] :: coherentism
koherentny {adj} :: coherent (orderly, logical and consistent)
koherentny {adj} [physics] :: coherent (of waves having the same direction, wavelength and phase)
kohorta {f} :: A group of armed or aggressive people
kohorta {f} [Ancient Rome, military, historical] :: cohort
kohorta {f} [statistics] :: cohort
koić {v impf} :: to soothe
koić {v impf} :: to calm (e.g., nerves)
koić {v impf} :: to alleviate
koić {v impf} :: to comfort
koja {f} :: bunk (built-in bed on a ship)
koja {f} [colloquial] :: primitive bed
kojarzyć {v impf} :: to associate, to connect the dots
kojarzyć {v impf} [animal husbandry] :: to mate a pair of animals
kojczyk {m inan} :: diminutive of kojec
kojec {m inan} :: playpen
kojec {m inan} :: coop
kojenie {n} :: verbal noun of koić
kojot {m anim} :: coyote (mammal)
kok {m inan} :: knot [of hair]
kok {m inan} :: bun [of hair]
kokaina {f} :: cocaine
kokarda {f} :: bow, cockade (ribbon tied decoratively into a knot with two loops)
kokardka {f} :: diminutive of kokarda
kokon {m inan} :: cocoon
kokornak {m inan} :: birthwort, plant of genus Aristolochia
kokorycz {f} :: fumewort, any plant of the genus Corydalis
kokoryczka {f} :: Solomon's seal, any plant of the genus Polygonatum
kokos {m inan} :: coconut, coconut palm
kokos {m anim} :: coconut (fruit)
kokosowy {adj} :: coconut; coconutty
kokosy {m animp} [colloquial] :: large amounts of money
kokosz {f} [obsolete] :: hen
kokoszka {f} :: moorhen
kokosznik {m anim} :: watercock (Gallicrex cinerea)
kokosznik {m inan} :: kokoshnik (traditional Russian headdress worn by women and girls)
kokosznik {m inan} [architectural elements] :: kokoshnik
kokoszy {adj} [relational] :: hen
kokot {m anim} [archaic or Poznań or Cieszyn Silesia] :: rooster (male chicken)
kokot {m anim} [Upper Silesia] :: turkey (bird)
kokotek {m anim} :: diminutive of kokot
kokotek {m anim} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: A young or small rooster
kokotek {m inan} [Upper Silesia] :: tap, faucet
koks {m inan} :: coke (solid residue from roasting coal in a coke oven)
koks {m inan} [colloquial, sports] :: doping, especially anabolic steroids
koks {m inan} [slang] :: powder cocaine
koks {m anim} [slang, derogatory] :: a bodybuilder, especially one that uses steroids
koktajl {m inan} :: cocktail
kola {f} :: kola (any tree of the genus Cola)
kola {f} [colloquial] :: cola (soft drink)
kolacja {f} :: supper (dinner at night)
kolano {n} :: knee
kolanowy {adj} :: knee, genual
kolarstwo {n} :: cycling (sport)
kolarz {m pers} :: competitive cyclist
kolarz {m pers} :: military cyclist
kolarz {m pers} [obsolete] :: wheelwright
kolaż {m inan} :: collage
kolba {f} :: laboratory flask
kolba {f} :: butt (buttstock of a rifle)
kolba {f} :: ear of corn
kolba {f} [botany] :: spadix
kolbka {f} :: diminutive of kolba
kolchicyna {f} :: colchicine (C22H25NO6)
kolcolist {m inan} :: gorse, furze, whin (any plant of the genus Ulex)
kolcowój {m inan} :: boxthorn, any plant of the genus Lycium
kolczak {m inan} :: A fungus of the genus Hydnum
kolczak {m anim} :: A spiny rat of the genus Echimys
kolczak {m anim} :: A shark of the genus Etmopterus
kolczak {m anim} :: A spider of the genus Cheiracanthium
kolczasty {adj} :: spiny, barbed
kolczatka {f} :: echidna (tachyglossid)
kolczatka {f} [weaponry] :: caltrop
kolczatka {f} :: spiked timber connector
kolczatka {f} :: rotary harrow
kolczatka {f} :: spiked collar, wolf collar
kolczuga {f} :: chain mail (defensive armor)
kolczyk {m inan} :: earring
kolebka {f} [dated] :: cradle (rocking bed for a baby)
kolebka {f} [figurative] :: cradle, wellspring, origin
kolec {m inan} :: prickle, spine
kolec {m inan} :: thorn, aculeus
kolec {m inan} :: spike
kolega {m pers} :: friend, buddy
kolega {m pers} :: colleague
kolegialny {adj} :: collegial, collegiate
kolegiata {f} [Christianity, architecture] :: collegiate church
kolegium {n} :: college (group sharing common purposes or goals)
kolegium {n} :: council, board, administration
kolegium {n} :: college (semi-autonomous division of a university)
kolegium {n} :: collegium
koleina {f} :: rut (furrow, groove, or track worn in the ground)
kolej {f} :: railway, railroad (transport system)
kolej {f} :: a chance to make a move; a turn
kolejarz {m pers} :: railman, railwayman
kolejka {f} :: queue
kolejka {f} :: round (serving)
kolejka {f} :: commuter train
kolejno {adv} :: sequentially, successively, in turn
kolejność {f} :: order, sequence
kolejny {adj} :: successive, consecutive, succeeding
kolejny {adj} :: next, subsequent
kolejowy {adj} [relational] :: railway
kolekcja {f} :: collection; a set of thematically associated items gathered by a collector
kolekcjonować {v impf} :: to collect (to accumulate items for a hobby)
kolekcjonowanie {n} :: verbal noun of kolekcjonować
kolektywizm {m inan} :: collectivism
kolendra {f} :: coriander
koleń {m anim} :: spurdog (Squalus), especially the spiny dogfish (Squalus acanthias)
koleń pospolity {m anim} :: spiny dogfish (Squalus acanthias)
kolesław {m inan} :: alternative form of coleslaw
koleś {m pers} :: augmentative of kolega
koleś {m pers} [colloquial] :: friend, buddy
koleś {m pers} [colloquial] :: dude, bloke, fellow
koleśnik {m pers} [obsolete] :: wheelwright
koleżanka {f} :: colleague
kolęda {f} :: carol (a religious song)
koliber {m anim} :: hummingbird
koligacja {f} :: kinship
kolka {f} :: stitch (intense stabbing pain under the lower edge of the ribcage)
kolka {f} :: colic (form of acute pain)
kolka {f} :: three-spined stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus)
kolokacja {f} [linguistics] :: collocation (grouping or juxtaposition of words that commonly occur together)
kolokwializm {m inan} :: colloquialism
kolokwialnie {adv} :: colloquially
kolokwialny {adj} :: colloquial
kolokwium {n} :: A midterm exam conducted mainly by a university
kolonia {f} :: colony (region or governmental unit)
Kolonia {prop} {f} :: Kolonia (largest city)
kolonialista {m pers} :: colonialist
kolonializm {m inan} :: colonialism
kolonista {m pers} :: colonist
kolor {m inan} :: colour
kolor {m inan} [card games] :: suit
kolor {m inan} [poker] :: flush
kolor {m inan} [heraldry] :: colour
Kolorado {prop} {n} :: Kolorado (state)
Kolorado {prop} {n} :: Kolorado (river)
koloratka {f} :: clerical collar
kolorek {m inan} :: diminutive of kolor
kolorować {vt impf} :: to stain (to discolour)
kolorowanka {f} :: coloring book, also a single page
kolorowo {adv} :: colorfully; in a colorful manner
kolorowy {adj} :: colorful
kolorowy {adj} :: color (as opposed to grayscale or monochrome)
kolos {m inan} :: colossus (statue of gigantic size)
kolos {m inan} :: colossus (creature or thing of gigantic size)
kolosalny {adj} :: colossal
kolportaż {m inan} :: colportage
kolumbarium {n} :: columbarium (place for the storage of cinerary urns)
Kolumbia {prop} {f} :: Kolumbia (country)
Kolumbia Brytyjska {prop} {f} :: British Columbia
Kolumbijczyk {m pers} :: Colombian (person)
Kolumbijka {f} :: Colombian (female person)
kolumbijski {adj} :: Colombian
kolumienka {f} :: diminutive of kolumna
kolumienka {f} [botany] :: gynostemium
kolumienka {f} [mycology] :: columella
kolumienka {f} [zoology] :: columella auris
kolumna {f} [architecture] :: column
kolumna {f} [chess] :: file
-kolwiek {suffix} :: Forms indefinite pronouns; -ever, -soever, any-
kołacz {m inan} :: kalach
kołchoz {m inan} :: kolkhoz
kołczan {m inan} :: quiver (arrow container)
kołczan {m inan} [slang, sarcastic] :: fanny pack worn over the shoulder
kołderka {f} :: diminutive of kołdra
kołdra {f} :: comforter, quilt, duvet
kołek {m inan} :: peg, pin, stake, dowel
kołnierz {m inan} :: collar (fabric garment part fitting around throat)
koło {n} [geometry] :: disk (set of points whose distance from a specified point is less than or equal to a specified length)
koło {n} :: circle
koło {n} :: wheel
koło {prep} :: near, close to, next to, by
koło {prep} [colloquial] :: about
koło zamachowe {n} :: flywheel
Kołobrzeg {prop} {m inan} :: Kołobrzeg (city)
kołodziej {m pers} :: wheelwright
kołowacizna {f} :: coenurosis
kołować {v impf} :: to taxi (move an aircraft)
kołowrotek {m inan} :: reel
kołowrotek {m inan} :: spinning wheel
kołowrotek wędkarski {m inan} :: fishing reel
kołowrót {m inan} :: windlass
kołowrót {m inan} :: hoist
kołowrót {m inan} :: circle
kołowrót {m inan} :: turnstile
kołpak {m inan} :: hubcap
kołpak {m inan} :: calpack
kołtun {m inan} [colloquial] :: A tangled, twisted mass of hair
kołtun {m inan} [historical] :: Polish plait, plica polonica
kołtun {m pers} [derogatory] :: Someone who is backward
kołysać {v impf} :: to swing, to rock (move gently back and forward)
kołysanie {n} :: verbal noun of kołysać
kołysanie {n} :: rocking, swaying
kołysanka {f} :: lullaby (a soothing song to lull children to sleep)
kołyska {f} :: cradle (oscillating bed for a baby)
koma {f} :: coma (deep sleep)
koma {f} [astronomy] :: coma
komandor {m pers} :: captain
komar {m anim} :: mosquito
komarnik {m inan} [dialectal] :: mosquito net
komarnik {m inan} [dialectal] :: A storage area for cheese and whey products
komarnik {m inan} :: baccharis (Baccharis)
komarowy {adj} [relational] :: mosquito (of, pertaining to, or characteristic of mosquitos)
komarzy {adj} [relational] :: mosquito (of, pertaining to, or characteristic of mosquitos)
komarzyca {f} :: female mosquito
komarzysko {n} :: augmentative of komar
kombajn {m inan} :: combine harvester
kombajn {m inan} [colloquial] :: boom box
kombajn {m inan} [colloquial] :: any large device that has a multitude of functions
kombajnista {m pers} :: combine driver
kombi {n} :: station wagon
kombinat {m inan} :: group of enterprises, technologically and organisationally linked
kombinatoryka {f} [mathematics] :: combinatorics
kombinerki {fp} [colloquial] :: pliers
kombinezon {m inan} :: overall, overalls, boiler suit
kombinować {v impf} :: to try to resolve a problem with unusual ways
kombinować {v impf} :: to cheat, to trick
kombinować jak koń pod górę {v impf} [simile, colloquial, pejorative] :: to overcomplicate, to come up with unnecessarily clever ways of solving a problem instead of using well-known solutions
kombinować jak koń pod górę {v impf} [simile, colloquial, pejorative] :: to put a lot of inept effort into something, especially by using trial and error
komedia {f} [literature] :: comedy
komedia {f} [film] :: comedy
komenda {f} :: command, order
komenda {f} :: regional police headquarters
komenda {f} [colloquial] :: police station
komenda {f} [computing] :: command
komensal {m anim} [ecology] :: commensal
komensaliczny {adj} :: commensal, commensalistic
komensalizm {m inan} [ecology] :: commensalism
komentarz {m inan} :: comment
komentować {vt impf} :: to comment
komentowanie {n} :: verbal noun of komentować
komercjalizacja {f} :: commercialization
kometa {f} [astronomy] :: comet
komeżka {f} :: diminutive of komża
komeżka {f} :: surplice (liturgical vestment for altar boy)
Komi {prop} {f} :: Komi (republic)
Komi {prop} {p} :: Komi (ethnic group)
komicznie {adv} :: comically, hilariously
komiczny {adj} :: comical, funny, hilarious
komiega {f} :: alternative form of komięga
komięga {f} [historical] :: A type of disposable ship, mastless riverboat
komik {m pers} :: comedian, comic, funnyman
komiks {m inan} [comics] :: comic (cartoon story)
komin {m inan} :: chimney (vertical tube or hollow column; a flue)
kominek {m inan} :: diminutive of komin
kominek {m inan} :: fireplace
kominiarka {f} :: balaclava
kominiarz {m pers} :: chimney sweep (person who cleans chimneys for a living)
komisariat {m inan} :: police station
komitet {m inan} :: committee
komiwojażer {m pers} :: travelling salesman
komiwojażerka {f} :: travelling saleswoman
komizm {m inan} :: comedy, humour
komnata {f} :: chamber
komoda {f} :: chest of drawers
komora {f} :: chamber
komora {f} [ocular anatomy] :: chamber
komora {f} [cardiac anatomy] :: ventricle
komora {f} [brain anatomy] :: ventricle, cavum
komora {f} [hunting] :: rib cage (of a game animal)
komora {f} :: chamber (part of an animal's burrow)
komora {f} [military aircraft] :: bay (compartment)
komora {f} [archaic] :: A small storeroom
komora gazowa {f} :: gas chamber
komorne {n} :: rent (payment made by a tenant)
Komory {prop} {p} :: Comoros
komoryjski {adj} :: Comoran (of or relating to Comoros)
komosa {f} :: Any plant of the genus Chenopodium
komosa ryżowa {f} :: quinoa
komódka {f} :: diminutive of komoda
komórka {f} :: cell (basic unit of a living organism)
komórka {f} :: cell (very small room in a building)
komórka {f} [colloquial] :: mobile phone
komórkowo {adv} :: cellularly
komórkowy {adj} :: cellular
komp {m anim} [colloquial] :: computer
kompakt {m inan} [colloquial] :: compact disc
kompakt {m inan} [colloquial] :: compact camera
kompaktowy {adj} :: compact (closely packed)
kompan {m pers} :: companion, mate, comrade
kompanka {f} :: female companion, mate, comrade
kompas {m inan} :: compass (device used to determine the cardinal directions)
kompendialny {adj} :: compendial
kompendium {n} :: compendium (short, complete summary)
kompetencja {f} :: competence, competency, capability
kompilator {m inan} :: compiler (computer program)
kompilować {v impf} [rare] :: to compile, to create a compilation
kompilować {v impf} [computing] :: to compile, to create an executable from source code
kompleks Edypa {m inan} [psychoanalysis] :: Oedipus complex
kompleks Elektry {m inan} [psychoanalysis] :: Electra complex
komplement {m inan} :: compliment
komplet {m inan} :: suite, set (matching collection)
komplet {m inan} [archaic] :: underground education
kompletnie {adv} :: completely
kompletny {adj} :: complete
kompocik {m pers} :: diminutive of kompot
kompost {m inan} :: compost
kompot {m inan} :: stewed fruit, compote (fruit dessert)
kompot {m inan} [colloquial] :: Polish heroin
kompotiera {f} :: compotier
kompotierka {f} :: diminutive of kompotiera
kompotowy {adj} [relational] :: compote
kompozycja {f} :: composition (proportion of different parts to make a whole)
kompozycja {f} [colloquial] :: composition (a work of music, literature or art)
kompozycja {f} [linguistics] :: composition (the formation of compound words from separate words)
kompozycja {f} [computing] :: theme, skin (colour schemes, sounds, artwork of an application)
kompozytor {m pers} :: composer (author of a piece of music)
kompresja {f} :: compression
kompromis {m inan} :: compromise (settlement of differences by arbitration or by consent reached by mutual concessions)
komputer {m} :: computer [a programmable device]
komputerek {m inan} :: diminutive of komputer
komputerowo {adv} :: in a computerlike manner
komputerowy {adj} :: pertaining to computers
komuch {m pers} [derogatory] :: commie
komuna {f} [colloquial, pejorative] :: communism, especially communist rule in Poland before 1989
komuna {f} [historic] :: commune, a communist form of government
komunalny {adj} :: municipal
komunał {m inan} :: cliché (overused phrase or expression)
komunia {f} [Christianity] :: Holy Communion
komunia {f} [Christianity] :: host; communion wafer
komunia {f} :: a joining together of minds or spirits
komunikacik {m inan} :: diminutive of komunikat
komunikacja {f} :: traffic (pedestrians or vehicles on roads or on the air)
komunikacja {f} :: communication (exchange or flux of information, messages or data)
komunikacja {f} :: communication (concept of exchanging information)
komunikacja {f} :: communication (passageway or opening)
komunikat {m inan} :: communiqué (official report or statement)
komunista {m pers} :: communist
komunistka {f} :: female communist
komunistycznie {adv} :: communistically; in a communist manner
komunistyczny {adj} :: communist
komunizacja {f} [historical] :: communization
komunizm {m inan} :: communism
komuszka {f} [derogatory] :: female commie
komża {f} :: surplice (liturgical vestment)
konać {vi impf} :: to be dying, to be expiring
konający {adj} :: moribund, agonal
Konakry {prop} {n} :: Konakry (capital city)
konar {m inan} :: bough
konar {m inan} [hunting] :: part of a deer's antler
konarek {m inan} :: diminutive of konar
koncepcja {f} :: conception (image, idea, or notion formed in the mind)
koncept {m inan} :: concept
koncept {m inan} :: inventiveness
koncept {m inan} [archaic] :: joke
koncept {m inan} [obsolete legal] :: draft
koncern {m inan} :: large company, multinational
koncert {m inan} :: concert (a musical entertainment in which several voices or instruments take part)
koncert {m inan} [music] :: concerto
koncertować {vi impf} :: to have a concert
koncertowy {adj} [relational] :: concert
koncesja {f} :: concession (contract to operate a business)
koncesja {f} :: concession (act of conceding, especially that of defeat)
kondensator {m inan} :: capacitor
kondolencje {p} :: condolences
kondolencyjny {adj} [relational] :: condolences
kondom {m inan} :: condom
kondominialny {adj} [relational] :: condominium
kondominium {n} [politics] :: condominium (joint sovereignty over a territory)
konduktor {m pers} :: conductor (person who takes tickets on a train)
kondygnacja {f} [architecture] :: floor, storey
kondygnacyjny {adj} [relational] :: floor, storey
konecki {adj} [relational] :: Końskie (of, from or pertaining to Końskie in Poland)
konew {f} :: jug
konew {f} :: jugful
koneweczka {f} :: diminutive of konewka
konewka {f} :: watering can
konfabulacja {f} :: tattling
konfabulacja {f} [psychology] :: confabulation (fabricated memory believed to be true)
konferencja {f} :: conference
konfesjonał {m inan} [Roman Catholicism] :: confessional (small room where confession is performed)
konfiguracja {f} :: configuration
konfigurować {v impf} :: to configure, to customise
konfitura {f} :: jam, confiture
konflikt {m inan} :: conflict
konformista {m pers} :: conformist
konformizm {m inan} :: conformism
konfrontacja {f} :: confrontation
konfucjanizm {m inan} :: Confucianism
Kongijczyk {m pers} :: a male Congolese (all senses)
Kongijka {f} :: a female Congolese (all senses)
Kongo {prop} {n} :: Republic of the Congo
Kongo {prop} {n} :: Congo (river)
kongres {m inan} :: congress, a large conference or other official gathering
konia kują, żaba nogę podstawia {proverb} :: it describes a situation whereby a person lacking the necessary qualifications for a given task,attempts to accomplish it. Although it is way over their head
konia z rzędem temu, kto {phrase} :: There's a million dollars for whoever...; used to indicate that something is very hard or impossible to do
koniak {m inan} :: cognac
koniarz {m pers} [colloquial] :: A horse enthusiast, an expert on horses
koniarz {m pers} :: A horse breeder, a horsetrader
koniczyna {f} :: clover, any plant in the genus Trifolium
koniczyna {f} :: trefoil
koniec {m inan} :: finish, end
koniecznie {adv} :: absolutely, necessarily
konieczność {f} :: necessity
konieczny {adj} :: necessary
konietlica {f} :: oatgrass (any member of the genus Trisetum)
konik {m anim} :: diminutive of koń
konik {m anim} :: little horse, pony
konik {m anim} :: grasshopper
konik {m anim} :: sea horse (fish of the genus Hippocampus)
konik {m anim} [chess] :: knight
konik {m inan} [colloquial] :: speciality; hobby, passion
konik {m pers} [colloquial] :: scalper, ticket tout; a person that sells tickets unofficially just before the event, often at inflated prices
konik polny {m} :: grasshopper (an insect of the order Orthoptera)
Konin {prop} {f} :: A city in Greater Poland
konina {f} :: horsemeat
koniokrad {m pers} :: horse thief
konisko {n} :: augmentative of koń
konisko {n} :: A weak or sickly horse
konisko {n} :: A tall youth
koniś {m anim} [rare, affectionate] :: horse
konitrut {m inan} :: hedgehyssop, any plant of the genus Gratiola
koniuch {m pers} [obsolete] :: horseherd
koniuch {m pers} [obsolete] :: servant or farmworker responsible for horses
koniugacja {f} [grammar] :: conjugation
koniugacja {f} [biology] :: conjugation
koniunkcja {f} [astronomy] :: conjunction (alignment of two bodies in the solar system such that they have the same longitude when seen from Earth)
koniunkcja {f} [logic] :: conjunction (proposition resulting from the combination of two or more propositions using the and operator)
koniunktura {noun} :: macroeconomic situation
koniuszanka {f} [historical] :: The daughter of a koniuszy
koniuszek {m inan} [colloquial] :: tip, end point of something
koniuszy {m pers} [historical] :: Master of the Horse, equerry (official in charge of a king's stables and horses)
koniuszy {m pers} [historical] :: An aristocratic honorary title (from the 14th century)
koniuszyc {m pers} [historical] :: The son of a koniuszy
koniuszyna {f} [historical] :: The wife of a koniuszy
konklawe {n} :: conclave; election of the pope of the Roman Catholic Church
konkordat {m inan} :: concordat (formal agreement between the Holy See and a government)
konkretniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of konkretny
konkretny {adj} :: concrete (not abstract)
konkretny {adj} [colloquial] :: legit; awesome; excellent; intense
konkubent {m pers} :: domestic partner
konkubin {m pers} :: domestic partner
konkubina {f} :: concubine
konkubinat {m inan} :: concubinage
konkurować {vi impf} :: to compete
konkurowanie {n} :: verbal noun of konkurować
konkurs {m inan} :: competition, contest
konkurs piękności {m inan} :: See: pl konkurs piękność beauty pageant, beauty contest
konkurs piękności {m inan} [figurative, pejorative] :: A pointless, valueless or farcical competition
konnica {f} [military] :: cavalry
konno {adv} :: on horseback
konny {adj} :: Of or relating to a horse or horses
konny {adj} :: Of or relating to horseriding
konny {adj} :: horse-drawn
konny {m pers} :: rider (person riding a horse)
konopia {f} :: alternative form of konopie
konopie {p} :: hemp
konował {m pers} :: veterinarian, particularly one who treats horses and cattle
konował {m pers} :: farrier
konował {m pers} [derogatory] :: quack; incompetent doctor
Konrad {prop} {m pers} :: given name
konsekwencja {f} :: consequence
konsensus {m inan} :: consensus (general agreement)
konserwa {f} :: canned food
konserwa {f} :: tin (airtight container)
konserwa {f} [colloquial, derogatory] :: a conservative person or faction; conservatard
konserwacja {f} :: conservation
konserwacja {f} :: maintenance
konserwant {m inan} :: preservative
konserwatysta {m pers} :: conservationist
konserwatystka {f} :: female conservationist
konserwatywnie {adv} :: conservatively; in a conservative manner
konserwatywny {adj} :: conservative
konserwatyzm {m inan} :: conservatism
konsjerż {m pers} :: concierge
konsjerżka {f} :: female concierge
konsola {f} [video games] :: video game console
konsola {f} [architecture] :: console, corbel (ornamental member jutting out of a wall)
konsola {f} :: console (stand-alone cabinet housing home entertainment equipment)
konsola {f} :: console (cabinet with controls, instruments, and displays)
konsola {f} :: console (text-based computer interface)
konsolacja {f} :: consolation (act of consoling)
konsolacja {f} :: wake (funeral banquet)
konsolidator {m inan} [computing] :: linker
konsolówka {f} :: video game for a console
konsorcjum {n} [law] :: consortium
konspekt {m inan} :: synopsis
konspiracja {f} [historic] :: Polish resistance movement during the Nazi occupation in World War II
konspiracja {f} :: secrecy
Konstantynopol {prop} {m} :: Constantinople
konstantynopolitańczyk {m pers} :: Constantinopolitan
konstelacja {f} :: constellation
konstruktywizm {m inan} :: constructivism
konstytucja {f} [government, legal] :: constitution
konstytucjonalizm {m inan} :: constitutionalism
konstytucyjność {f} :: constitutionality
konstytucyjny {adj} :: constitutional
konsularny {adj} :: consular
konsulat {m inan} :: consulate
konsumencki {adj} [relational] :: consumer
konsument {m pers} :: consumer
konsumentka {f} :: female consumer
konsumpcja {f} :: consumption (act of consuming something)
konsumpcja {f} :: consumption (amount consumed)
kontakt {m inan} :: contact (an establishment of communication)
kontakt {m inan} :: contact (an act of touching physically)
kontakt {m inan} [colloquial] :: socket, outlet
kontakt {m inan} [colloquial, chiefly in plural] :: contact lens
kontener {m inan} :: container (a very large, typically metal, box used for transporting goods)
kontent {adj} [dated, literary] :: content
kontestacja {f} :: resistance, protest (opposition to social norms)
kontinuum {n} :: continuum (continuous series or whole)
konto {n} :: account, bank account
kontrabas {m inan} :: double bass (musical instrument)
kontrafagot {m inan} :: contrabassoon (musical instrument)
kontrahent {m pers} [finance, law, insurance] :: counterparty (other party to a financial transaction)
kontrahentka {f} [finance, law, insurance] :: female counterparty (other party to a financial transaction)
kontrast {m inan} :: contrast, difference
kontrast {m inan} :: contrast, agent used in medical imaging
kontratenor {m pers} :: countertenor (singer)
kontratenor {m inan} :: countertenor (high male singing voice)
kontrola {f} :: control (authority)
kontrola {f} :: inspection (the act of examining something, often closely)
kontroler {m pers} :: supervisor, inspector, controller
kontroler {m inan} :: controller (device)
kontrolować {vt impf} :: to control
kontrolowanie {n} :: verbal noun of kontrolować
kontrowersja {f} :: controversy
kontrowersyjnie {adv} :: controversially; in a controversial manner
kontrowersyjność {f} :: controversialism
kontrowersyjny {adj} :: controversial
kontrprzykład {m inan} :: counterexample
kontuar {m inan} :: counter, countertop, bar (table or board on which business is transacted)
kontusz {m inan} :: A type of outer garment worn by the Hungarian, Polish (17th and 18th century), Belarusian, Lithuanian and Ukrainian male nobility
kontuzja {f} [medicine] :: contusion
kontynent {m inan} :: continent
kontynentalny {adj} :: continental
konus {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory, offensive] :: midget, shorty, manlet; short person
konwalia {f} :: lily of the valley (Convallaria majalis)
konwalijka {f} :: May lily, any of several plants of the genus Maianthemum
konwencjonalnie {adv} :: conventionally
konwencjonalny {adj} :: conventional
konwent {m inan} :: convent (gathering of people lasting several days for the purpose of discussing or working on topics previously selected)
konwent {m inan} [Roman Catholicism] :: convent (religious community and its place of worship)
konwersacja {f} :: conversation practice, a foreign language exercise based on the teacher talking with one student
konwersacja {f} [rare] :: conversation
konwersacyjny {adj} :: conversational, having sufficient fluency in a language to hold a conversation
konwersacyjny {adj} :: conversational, using conversation as a method of language learning
konwulsja {f} [symptom] :: convulsion
konwulsja {f} :: convulsion (violent turmoil)
koń {m anim} :: horse (animal)
koń {m anim} :: pommel horse
koń {m anim} [chess] :: knight
koń mechaniczny {m} :: horsepower
koń trojański {m anim} :: Trojan horse
koń trojański {m anim} [computing] :: trojan (malware)
końcowy {adj} :: final, ultimate, terminal
końcówka {f} :: end, tip
końcówka {f} [chess] :: endgame
kończyć {v impf} :: to end, to finish
kończyć {v impf} :: to stop, to quit
kończyć {vr impf} :: to run out of
kończyna {f} :: limb (major appendage of human or animal)
kończynowy {adj} :: of or pertaining to a limb
końska dawka {f} [idiom] :: elephant dose; a very large dose of something, e.g. a drug
koński {adj} [relational] :: horse, equine
Końskie {prop} {p} :: Końskie
Końskie {prop} {p} :: Końskie
koordynować {vt impf} :: to coordinate
kop {m inan} {m anim} [colloquial] :: kick (hit or strike with the leg or foot)
kopa {f} :: mound (artificial hill)
kopa {f} [archaic] :: sixty; threescore
kopacz {m pers} :: digger (one who digs)
kopacz {m pers} :: placekicker, kicker
kopacz {m pers} [derogatory] :: footballer, especially one who is considered subpar
kopać {vt impf} :: to kick (strike with or raise the foot or leg)
kopać {vt impf} :: to dig (make a hole)
kopalnia {f} :: mine (place from which ore is extracted)
kopanie {n} :: verbal noun of kopać
kopanka {f} [archaic] :: dugout (shelter), earth shelter, zemlyanka
kopanka {f} [historical] :: A unit of area, equivalent to 19.95 m²
kopań {f} [historical] :: A large, rectangular wooden container used for storing food
koparka {f} :: excavator (vehicle)
kopciuch {m pers} [derogatory] :: augmentative of kopciuszek
kopciuch {m pers} [colloquial] :: A dirty, grimy person
kopciuch {m inan} [colloquial] :: A cigarette produced from poor-quality tobacco
kopciuch {m inan} [colloquial] :: A smoke-emitting vehicle or other machine
kopciuszek {m anim} :: black redstart (Phoenicurus ochruros)
kopciuszek {m pers} :: diminutive of kopciuch
kopciuszek {m pers} :: Someone impoverished and exploited; a drudge
Kopciuszek {prop} {m pers} :: Cinderella (protagonist)
Kopciuszek {prop} {m pers} :: Cinderella (fairy tale)
kopczyk {m inan} :: diminutive of kopiec
kopeć {m inan} :: soot, lampblack
kopeć {m inan} :: thick, dark smoke
Kopenhaga {prop} {f} :: Kopenhaga (capital city)
koper {m inan} :: dill
koperek {m inan} :: diminutive of koper
Kopernik {prop} {m pers} {f} :: Copernicus
koperta {f} :: envelope (wrapper for mailing)
koperta {f} :: A protective jacket or case, especially for a record, containing art and information about the contents; also the analogous leaflet found in a packaged CD
kopia {f} :: lance, spear
kopia {f} :: copy (duplicate of an original)
kopia {f} :: reproduction
kopidół {m pers} [jocular] :: gravedigger
kopiec {m inan} :: tumulus, barrow (mound of earth over a grave)
kopiec {m inan} :: mound (artificial elevation of earth)
kopiec {m inan} :: hill, hillock (elevated location)
kopiec {m inan} [computing] :: heap
kopiejka {f} :: kopek
kopiejka {f} :: kopiyka
kopiejkowy {adj} [relational] :: kopek
kopiejkowy {adj} [relational] :: kopiyka
kopiować {v impf} :: to copy (to produce something identical)
kopiowanie {n} :: verbal noun of kopiować
kopnąć {vt pf} :: to kick
kopniak {m inan} {m anim} :: kick (hit or strike with the leg or foot)
kopniak {m inan} [dialectal] :: haystack
kopnięcie {n} :: kick (hit or strike with the leg or foot)
kopnięcie {n} :: verbal noun of kopnąć
kopocz {m inan} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: miner's pick, pickaxe
koprolit {m inan} :: coprolite (petrified dung)
Kopt {m pers} :: Copt (Egyptian Christian)
koptyjski {adj} :: Coptic
kopulacja {f} [zoology] :: mating
kopulacja {f} [physiology] :: copulation (sexual intercourse)
kopyść {f} [archaic] :: flat wooden spoon for food preparation
kopytnik {m inan} :: wild ginger (any plant of the genus Asarum)
kopytny {adj} :: ungulate
kopyto {n} :: hoof (foot of an animal)
kopyto {n} [colloquial] :: leg or foot
kopyto {n} :: last (tool for shaping or preserving the shape of shoes)
kora {f} :: bark (of trees)
kora {f} :: crust
kora {f} :: cortex
kora {f} [sculpture] :: kore
kora {f} :: kora (string instrument)
korab {m inan} [dated or poetic] :: ship, vessel (watercraft)
koral {m inan} :: coral
Koran {prop} {m} :: Qur'an
korbowód {m inan} :: connecting rod
korczyk {m inan} :: diminutive of korzec
korczyk {m inan} [historical] :: A dry measure, equivalent to 60.30 litres
kord {m inan} :: cutlass (a short sword with a curved blade)
kordegarda {f} :: guardhouse, watch house, guard building, guard booth, guard shack, security booth, security building, sentry building
kordelas {m inan} :: cutlass
kordialnie {adv} :: cordially, heartily
kordialność {f} :: cordiality
kordialny {adj} :: cordial, hearty
Korea {prop} {f} [historical] :: Korea (an ancient country in East Asia)
Korea {prop} {f} [colloquial] :: Korea (an informal name for the South Korea or North Korea)
Korea Południowa {prop} {f} :: South Korea
Korea Północna {prop} {f} :: North Korea
Koreanka {prop} {f} :: feminine noun of Koreańczyk
Koreańczyk {m pers} :: Korean (person from Korean Peninsula)
Koreańska Republika Ludowo-Demokratyczna {prop} {f} :: Democratic People's Republic of Korea
koreański {adj} :: Korean
koreański {m inan} :: Korean (language)
koreańskojęzyczny {adj} :: Korean-speaking
koreańskojęzyczny {adj} :: written, spoken or created in the Korean language
korek {m inan} [botany] :: cork
korek {m inan} :: cork, stopper
korek {m inan} [colloquial] :: traffic jam
korekta {f} :: correction
korekta {f} :: correction
korekta {f} :: proofreading
korektor {m pers} :: proofreader
korektor {m inan} :: correction fluid, correction pen
korelacja {f} :: correlation (measure of relationship)
Korfu {prop} {m inan} :: Korfu (island)
Korfu {prop} {m inan} :: Korfu (city)
korkociąg {m inan} :: corkscrew
korkociąg {m inan} [aviation] :: spin (flight condition)
kormoran {m anim} :: cormorant, seabird of the family Phalacrocoracidae
kornet {m inan} :: cornet (musical instrument)
kornik {m anim} :: bark beetle
Kornwalia {prop} {f} :: Cornwall
Kornwalijczyk {m pers} :: Cornishman
Kornwalijka {f} :: Cornishwoman
kornwalijski {adj} :: Cornish
korołaz {m anim} :: Australasian treecreeper (any bird of the family Climacteridae)
koromysło {n} :: carrying pole, shoulder pole
korona {f} :: crown (royal, imperial or princely headdress)
korona {f} :: crown (currency)
koronawirus {m anim} :: coronavirus
koronka {f} :: lace (fabric)
koronka {f} [religion] :: chaplet
koronka {f} :: diminutive of korona
koronnik {m anim} :: crowned crane (bird of genus Balearica)
korowaj {m inan} :: korovai
korowód {m inan} :: khorovod (Slavic dance)
korozja {f} :: corrosion
korpo {n} [slang, pejorative] :: multinational company
korporacja {f} :: multinational company
korporacja {f} [rare] :: fraternity, sorority
korpus {m inan} [military] :: corps
korpus {m inan} :: body (largest or most important part of anything, e.g. car bodywork)
korpus {m inan} [linguistics] :: corpus (collection of writings)
korrida {f} :: bullfight, corrida
korsarz {m pers} :: corsair, privateer (one who plunders at sea)
Korsyka {prop} {f} :: Corsica (island in the Mediterranean)
korsykański {adj} :: Corsican
kort {m inan} :: court (place arranged for playing the game of tennis; also, one of the divisions of a tennis court)
korten {m inan} :: corten, weathering steel
korund {m inan} [mineral] :: corundum
korupcja {f} :: bribery; corruption
Korynt {prop} {m inan} :: Korynt (city)
korytarz {m inan} :: corridor (narrow hall or passage)
korytko {n} :: diminutive of koryto
koryto {n} :: trough (container for feeding animals)
koryto {n} :: channel (confine of a river)
koryto {n} [politics, figurative, derogatory] :: the work-related benefits (money, housing, cars, influence, etc.) provided to government officials and elected politicians; suggests misuse for personal gain; cf. pork barrel
korzec {m inan} [historical] :: A dry measure:
korzenionóżka {f} :: rhizopod (single-celled organism belonging to the taxonomic superclass Rhizopoda)
korzennik {m inan} :: Any plant of the genus Pimenta
korzennik {m inan} [beekeeping] :: bark hive
korzenny {adj} :: spicy, spiced
korzeń {m inan} :: root (of a plant)
korzonek {m inan} :: diminutive of korzeń
korzyń {m inan} [Upper Silesia] :: alternative form of korzeń
korzystać {v impf} :: to benefit, profit [+ na (object) = loc = from something]
korzystać {v impf} :: to use, take advantage [+ z (object) = gen = of]
korzystniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of korzystny
korzystny {adj} :: advantageous; beneficial
korzyść {f} :: benefit; advantage
kos {m anim} :: common blackbird (Turdus merula)
kosa {f} :: scythe
kosa {f} [dated] :: braid
kosa {f} [geography] :: spit that extends into the deep sea, instead of closing off a lagoon
kosaciec {m anim} :: iris, any plant of the genus Iris
kosarz {m anim} :: harvestman (arachnid)
kosarz {m pers} [obsolete] :: alternative form of kosiarz
kosiara {f} :: augmentative of kosiarka
kosiarka {f} :: lawnmower, mower (machine)
kosiarka mieląca {f} :: mulching mower
kosiarka mulczująca {f} :: mulching mower
kosiarz {m pers} :: One who reaps crops; reaper
kosiarz {m pers} :: One who cuts grass; mower; haymaker
kosiarz {m pers} [historical] :: A soldier armed with a war scythe
kosić {vt impf} :: to mow
kosić {vt impf} :: to scythe
kosisko {n} :: snath (scythe shaft)
kosmatka {f} :: woodrush (any plant of the genus Luzula)
kosmatnik {m anim} :: Any bat of the genus Lasiurus in family Vespertilionidae
kosmaty {adj} :: shaggy (covered in short, curly hair)
kosmaty {adj} [colloquial, humorous, of thoughts] :: sexual in nature
kosmek {m inan} [biology] :: villus
kosmetycznie {adv} :: cosmetically; in a cosmetic manner
kosmetyczny {adj} :: cosmetic
kosmetyczny {adj} :: minor
kosmetyk {m inan} :: cosmetic
kosmetyk {m anim} :: cosmetician, beautician
kosmiczny {adj} :: cosmic
kosmita {m pers} :: (space) alien, extraterrestrial
kosmitka {f} :: female (space) alien, extraterrestrial
kosmologia {f} :: cosmology
kosmonauta {m pers} :: astronaut, cosmonaut, spaceman
kosmonautka {f} :: astronaut, cosmonaut, spacewoman
kosmonautyczny {adj} :: astronautic
kosmonautyka {f} :: astronautics, cosmonautics
kosmopolita {m pers} :: cosmopolitan (person)
kosmos {m inan} :: outer space, cosmos (the universe)
kosmówka {f} [anatomy, embryology] :: chorion
kosmyczek {m inan} :: diminutive of kosmyk
kosmyk {m inan} :: cowlick
kosmyk {m inan} [hunting] :: A hare's tail
koso {adv} :: with antipathy, disfavorably, crossly
kosogon {m anim} :: thresher shark, especially the common thresher (Alopias vulpinus)
Kosowianin {m pers} :: a male Kosovan, inhabitant of Kosovo
Kosowianka {f} :: a female Kosovan, inhabitant of Kosovo
Kosowo {prop} {n} :: Kosovo
kosowski {adj} :: Kosovar
Kostaryka {prop} {f} :: Kostaryka (country)
kostarykański {adj} :: Costa Rican
kostera {f} :: boxfish, cofferfish, ostraciid (member of the Ostraciidae)
kostera {f} [archaic] :: An avid, often dishonest, dice or card player
kostera {f} [archaic] :: A malicious or miserly person
kostera {f} [archaic] :: A thin or skeletal woman
kosternik {m anim} :: Either of two species of butterfly in the genus Carterocephalus:
kostka {f} :: diminutive of kość
kostka {f} :: die (polyhedron used in games of chance)
kostka {f} :: cube (object more or less in the form of a cube)
kostka {f} [anatomy] :: knuckle
kostka {f} [anatomy] :: ankle
kostka {f} [colloquial, music] :: pick, plectrum (a small piece of plastic, metal, ivory, etc. for plucking strings)
kostka {f} :: cobble, cobblestone
kostniak {m inan} :: osteoma
kostnica {f} :: mortuary, morgue
kostniwo {n} :: cementum (calcified substance covering the root of a tooth)
kostny {adj} :: Of, relating to, or made of bone; osseous; bony
kostrzewa {f} :: fescue (any member of the genus Festuca)
kostucha {f} :: a personification of death, Grim Reaper
kostur {m inan} :: walking cane, walking stick
kostyra {f} :: alternative form of kostera
kosy {adj} :: slanting, tilted, oblique, crooked
kosy {adj} :: cross-eyed, strabismic
kosynier {m pers} [historical] :: A soldier armed with a war scythe
kosz {m inan} :: basket (container)
kosz {m inan} :: basket, net (in basketball)
Koszalin {prop} {m} :: Koszalin (city)
koszaliński {adj} :: Koszalin (of, from or pertaining to Koszalin in Poland)
koszatka {f} :: Any dormouse of the genus Dryomys
koszatka {f} [archaic] :: edible dormouse (Glis glis, formerly Myoxus glis)
koszerny {adj} :: kosher; compliant with Jewish religious practices
koszerny {adj} [ethnic slur] :: Jewish; related to or sympathizing with Jews
koszmar {m inan} :: nightmare
koszmarniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of koszmarny
koszmarny {adj} :: nightmarish, horrible
koszt {m inan} :: cost (amount of money, time, etc.)
kosztorys {m inan} [business] :: estimate, a document predicting the costs of a job; also the act of making one
kosztować {vi impf} :: to cost (to incur a charge, a price)
kosztować {vt impf} :: to taste
kosztowanie {n} :: verbal noun of kosztować
kosztowny {adj} :: costly, expensive
koszula {f} :: shirt (article of clothing)
koszulka {f} :: T-shirt
koszulka {f} :: jacket, wrapper (a removable or replaceable protective or insulating cover for an object)
koszulka polo {f} :: polo shirt
Koszyce {prop} {p} :: Koszyce (city)
koszyczek {m inan} :: diminutive of koszyk
koszyczek {m inan} [botany] :: anthodium
koszyczek {m inan} [entomology] :: corbicula
koszyk {m inan} :: small basket, shopping basket
koszyk {m inan} :: hamper
koszykarka {f} :: female basketball player
koszykarka {f} :: female basketmaker
koszykarz {m pers} :: basketball player
koszykarz {m pers} :: basketmaker
koszykowy {adj} [relational] :: basket
koszykówka {f} :: basketball (game)
kośba {f} :: mowing
kości zostały rzucone {phrase} :: the die is cast
kościec {m inan} :: skeleton (system that provides support to an organism)
kościec {m inan} [figuratively] :: skeleton (central core of something that gives shape to the entire structure), frame, framework
kościej {m inan} [obsolete] :: skeleton
kościelny {adj} :: ecclesiastical (of, or pertaining to the church/churches)
kościotrup {m anim} :: skeleton (skeletal remains of a person)
kościotrup {m pers} [colloquial] :: skeleton (very thin person)
kościozrost {m inan} :: synostosis
kościół {m inan} :: church (a Christian house of worship, usually with reference to Catholicism; an Eastern Rite church is referred to as a cerkiew, a Protestant one as a zbór)
kościół {m inan} :: church (A Christian religious organisation)
Kościół {prop} {m} [Christianity] :: the Church (A Christian religious organisation)
kość {f} :: bone
kość {f} [computing] :: chip
kość {f} [in the plural] :: dice
kość niezgody {phrase} [idiomatic] :: bone of contention
kość słoniowa {f} :: ivory
kośnik {m pers} [dialectal] :: A reaper (one who reaps)
kośnik {m inan} [obsolete] :: A ribbon woven into a braid
kośnik czubaty {m anim} :: hoatzin (Opisthocomus hoazin)
kot {m anim} :: cat, tomcat
kot {m anim} :: dust bunny
kot {m anim} [slang, chiefly military] :: rookie
kot {m anim} [hunting jargon] :: hare
kotara {f} :: curtain, drape
kotarka {f} :: diminutive of kotara
koteczek {m anim} [affectionate] :: diminutive of kotek
kotek {m anim} :: diminutive of kot; small or young cat; kitty
kotek {m anim} [affectionate] :: sweetie; darling
kotew {f} :: anchor plate, wall washer
kotka {f} :: diminutive of kocica; female cat
kotka {f} [botany] :: catkin, ament
kotlarz {m pers} :: A boilermaker (occupation)
kotlecik {m inan} :: diminutive of kotlet
kotlet {m inan} :: cutlet (slice of meat)
kotlet mielony {m inan} :: frikadelle
kotlina {f} :: deep valley
kotłowisko {n} :: whirl
kotłownia {f} :: boiler room
kotula {f} [plant] :: Cotula
kotula {f} [rare, affectionate] :: cat
kotwa {f} :: alternative form of kotew
kotwica {f} :: anchor (tool to hook a vessel into sea bottom)
kotwica {f} [rare] :: St John's wort
kotwiczka {f} :: diminutive of kotwica
kotwiczka {f} [arthropod anatomy] :: cardo
kowadełko {n} :: diminutive of kowadło
kowadełko {n} [skeleton] :: incus
kowadło {n} :: anvil
kowal {m pers} :: smith, blacksmith
kowal {m anim} :: firebug (Pyrrhocoris apterus)
kowalczyk {m pers} [archaic] :: apprentice smith; journeyman smith
kowalczyk {m pers} [archaic] :: The son of a smith
Kowalczyk {prop} {m} :: One of the most popular surnames in Poland
Kowalczyk {prop} {f} :: One of the most popular surnames in Poland
kowalicha {f} :: The wife of a smith
kowaliczek {m anim} :: sittella (any bird of the genus Daphoenositta)
kowalik {m pers} :: diminutive of kowal: smith, blacksmith
kowalik {m anim} :: diminutive of kowal: firebug (Pyrrhocoris apterus)
kowalik {m anim} :: Any nuthatch belonging to the genus Sitta
kowalka {f} :: The wife of a smith
kowariancja {f} :: covariance
kowboj {m pers} :: cowboy (person who tends cattle)
kowbojka {f} :: cowboy boot
kowbojski {adj} [relational] :: cowboylike, cowboyish
Kowel {prop} {m inan} :: Kowel (city)
kowiór {m inan} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: pond (for ducks or geese)
Kowno {prop} {n} :: Kowno (city)
kowol {m anim} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: black beetle
koza {f} :: goat
koza {f} [colloquial] :: booger, bogey (piece of solid or semisolid mucus in the nostril)
koza {f} [slang] :: jail, prison
koza {f} :: Any spined loach (Cobitis), especially Cobitis taenia, or golden loach (Sabanejewia)
kozak {m pers} :: Cossack (member of a Cossack military unit)
kozak {m pers} [slang] :: badass (belligerent person)
kozak {m inan} :: knee-high boot
kozak {m inan} [obsolete] :: A fungus of the genus Leccinum
Kozak {m pers} :: Cossack (member of a population)
kozetka {f} :: couch
kozi {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of goats; caprine
koziarz {m pers} :: goat breeder
koziarz {m pers} :: goatherd
koziarz {m pers} [hunting] :: hunter of goats
kozibród {m inan} :: goatsbeard, goat's-beard, salsify (any plant of the genus Tragopogon)
kozica {f} :: chamois, Rupicapra rupicapra
kozik {m inan} :: small clasp-knife, pocketknife
kozina {f} :: goatmeat, chevon
koziniec {m inan} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: goat dung
kozioł {m anim} :: billygoat
kozioł {m inan} :: sawhorse
kozioł {m inan} :: vaulting horse
kozioł {m inan} :: andiron, firedog
kozioł ofiarny {m anim} :: scapegoat (someone punished for someone else's error(s))
koziołeczek {prop} {m anim} :: diminutive of koziołek
koziołek {m anim} :: diminutive of kozioł; young or small male goat
koziołek {m anim} :: common snipe (Gallinago gallinago)
koziołek {m inan} :: tragus (small pointed eminence of the external ear)
koziołkować {vi impf} :: to tumble, summersault, cartwheel, pitchpole, forward roll
koziorożec {m anim} :: ibex (type of wild mountain goat)
Koziorożec {prop} {m} [zodiac constellations] :: Capricornus, a constellation
Koziorożec {prop} {m} [astrology] :: Capricornus, an astrological sign
kozioróg {m anim} :: capricorn beetle (Cerambyx)
koziorz {m pers} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: goatherd
kozłek {m inan} :: valerian, any plant of the genus Valeriana
kozłować {vt impf} [basketball] :: to dribble
kozodój {m pers} [archaic] :: goat milker (person who milks goats)
kozojebca {m pers} [vulgar, slang, ethnic slur] :: Muslim person
kozub {m anim} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: old goat
koźlak {m anim} [colloquial] :: kid (young goat)
koźlak {m inan} :: A fungus of the genus Leccinum
koźlak {m inan} [regional] :: slippery jack (Suillus luteus)
koźlak {m inan} :: bock (beer)
koźlarz {m inan} :: Any fungus of the genus Leccinum
koźlarz {m pers} [archaic] :: A worker who transported bricks using a goat
koźlarz {m pers} [archaic] :: A bagpiper
koźlątko {n} :: diminutive of koźlę
koźlę {n} :: A kid (young goat)
koźlę {n} [hunting] :: A young deer, chamois, ibex, or wild sheep
koźli {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of billygoats
kożuch {m inan} :: fur coat
kożuch {m inan} :: milk skin, skin (congealed layer on the surface of a liquid)
kożusznik {m pers} :: Someone who makes fur coats; a furrier
kół {m inan} [archaic] :: stake
kółko {n} :: diminutive of koło
kółko {n} :: (social) circle, group; especially a group of people sharing a hobby or similar common interest
kółko i krzyżyk {m inan} :: tic-tac-toe, noughts and crosses
kółko wzajemnej adoracji {n} [idiom, pejorative] :: alternative form of towarzystwo wzajemnej adoracji; mutual admiration society; echo chamber; circle jerk
kóniczek {m anim} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: katydid of the genus Tettigonia
kórnicki {adj} [relational] :: Kórnik (of or pertaining to Kórnik)
Kórnik {prop} {m inan} :: A town in Greater Poland voivodeship
kózka {f} :: diminutive of koza
kózka {f} :: kid (young goat)
kózka {f} :: Any grasshopper of the genus Stauroderus (family Acrididae)
kózka {f} :: Any spined loach (Cobitis), especially Cobitis taenia, or golden loach (Sabanejewia)
kózka {f} :: longhorn beetle, cerambycid
kpiarski {adj} :: mocking, bantering, scornful, sardonic, sarcastic
kpiarsko {adv} :: mockingly, sardonically, sarcastically
kpiarz {m pers} :: tease, mocker, josher (one who teases or mocks)
kpiąco {adv} :: mockingly, derisively
kpiący {adj} :: mocking, derisive, taunting
kpić {vi impf} :: to mock, jeer, jest, sneer
kpienie {n} :: verbal noun of kpić
kpina {f} :: mockery (act of mocking something); jibe, taunt, joke, derision
kra {f} :: ice floe
kra {interj} :: caw (cry of a crow or raven)
krab {m anim} :: crab (crustacean)
krabojad {m anim} :: crabeater seal (Lobodon carcinophagus)
krabojad {m anim} :: crab plover (Dromas ardeola)
krabożer {m anim} :: crab plover (Dromas ardeola)
krach {m inan} [finance] :: crash
krach {m inan} [finance] :: bankruptcy
kradzenie {n} :: verbal noun of kraść
kradzież {f} :: theft
kraina {f} :: land (a country or region)
kraj {m inan} :: country
kraj {m inan} :: land
kraj {m inan} :: border of something
Kraj Kamczacki {prop} {m inan} :: Kraj Kamczacki (krai)
kraj ołomuniecki {prop} {m inan} :: Olomouc Region (a region in the Czech Republic with Olomouc as its capital)
krajać {vt impf} :: to cut (to incise) [+ acc someone or something] [+ gen someone or something, in negations]
krajalnica {f} :: slicer (food preparation appliance)
krajan {m pers} :: compatriot
krajobraz {m inan} :: landscape (portion of territory which the eye can comprehend in a single view)
krajobraz {m inan} :: landscape (picture representing a territory and its features)
krajobrazowy {adj} [relational] :: landscape
krajowiec {m pers} :: A native inhabitant of a particular country
krajowy {adj} :: of, or pertaining to a particular country; national; domestic
krajzega {f} [colloquial] :: table saw
Krak {prop} {m pers} :: Krakus (legendary founder of Kraków)
krakać {v impf} :: to caw, to croak
krakanie {n} :: verbal noun of krakać
krakanie {n} :: caw (sound made by a corvid or any similar sound)
krakers {m inan} :: cracker (crispy baked bread, usually salty or savoury)
krakowiak {m anim} :: krakowiak, cracovienne (dance)
krakowiak {m pers} [colloquial] :: Cracovian; inhabitant of Cracow
krakowianin {m pers} :: A male resident or native of Kraków
krakowianka {f} :: A female resident or native of Kraków
krakowski {adj} :: Cracovian (of, from or pertaining to Cracow in Poland)
Kraków {prop} {m inan} :: Kraków (city)
krakus {m pers} [colloquial] :: inhabitant of Cracow
kram {m inan} [dated] :: market stall, market stand
kramnica {f} :: sale-shop, Krambude, Krämerladen
kran {m inan} :: tap (US: faucet)
kraniec {m inan} :: end (extreme part), extreme, extremity
kras {m inan} [landforms] :: karst
krasa {f} [dated] :: beauty
krasa {f} [archaic] :: colour
krasiasty {adj} [regional] :: multicoloured, variegated
krasikoń {m inan} [Upper Silesia] :: clover (Trifolium)
kraska {f} :: Any bird of the genus Coracias, especially the European roller (Coracias garrulus)
kraska {f} [usually in plural] :: roller, coraciid (member of the family Coraciidae)
krasnal {m anim} :: gnome
krasnal {m pers} :: munchkin (child)
krasnodrzew {m inan} :: any plant from the genus Erythroxylum
krasnolist {m inan} :: Any moss of the genus Bryoerythrophyllum
krasnolud {m anim} :: dwarf
krasnoludek {m anim} :: leprechaun, brownie, sprite
krasnorost {m inan} :: red alga, rhodophyte (Rhodophyta)
krasny {adj} [dated, literary] :: beautiful, gorgeous
krasny {adj} [archaic, color] :: bright red
krasowy {adj} [relational] :: karst
krasula {f} [dated, dialectal] :: cow, especially a black and white cow
krasy {adj} [obsolete] :: beautiful
krasy {adj} [obsolete] :: red
krasy {adj} [dialectal] :: piebald (black and white coloration)
krasy {adj} [Kresy] :: colorful
kraszanka {f} :: a type of Easter egg: a boiled egg dyed a single color (with vegetable dyes), usually blessed and eaten at Easter
kraść {v impf} :: to steal (to illegally take possession of something)
kraśny {adj} [hunting] :: fat
kraśny {adj} [archaic, color] :: red
kraśny {adj} [obsolete] :: beautiful, gorgeous
kraśny {adj} [obsolete] :: bright
krata {f} :: lattice, grid
krata {f} [mathematics] :: lattice
krater {m inan} [astronomy] :: crater
krater {m inan} [geology] :: crater
krater {m inan} [historical] :: krater
kratka {f} :: diminutive of krata
kratka {f} :: #, number sign, hash, pound sign
kraton {m inan} [geology] :: craton
krawat {m inan} :: necktie, tie
krawatka {f} [Kraków] :: cravat
krawatka {f} [Kraków] :: lighter patch under a neck of a cat or dog
krawcowa {f} :: tailoress (female tailor)
krawcowa {f} :: tailor's wife
krawczyk {m pers} :: diminutive of krawiec
krawczyk {m pers} [archaic] :: journeyman tailor
krawczyk {m pers} [archaic] :: son of a tailor
krawczyk {m anim} :: tailorbird (Orthotomus)
krawczyna {m pers} [pitying] :: tailor
krawczyni {f} [Lwów] :: tailoress (female tailor)
krawędź {f} :: edge (boundary line of a surface)
krawędź {f} :: edge (joining line between two vertices of a polygon)
krawężnik {m inan} :: kerb
krawężnik {m pers} [slang] :: policeman
krawiec {m pers} :: tailor
krawiecki {adj} :: of or pertaining to tailoring
krawiectwo {n} :: tailoring (work of a tailor)
krąg {m inan} :: ring, loop
krąg {m inan} :: social circle, company
krąglejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of krągły
krąglik {m inan} [music] :: crook (small tube, usually curved, applied to a trumpet, horn, etc., to change its pitch or key)
krągłość {f} :: roundness, rotundity
krągłość {f} :: curves [plural only]
krągły {adj} :: round
krąp {m anim} :: white bream, silver bream (Blicca bjoerkna)
krążek {m inan} :: disc (a thin, flat, circular plate or similar object)
krążek {m inan} [anatomy] :: disc
krążek {m inan} [ice hockey] :: puck
krążownik {m inan} :: cruiser (warship)
krążyć {vi impf} :: to revolve (e.g. planet)
krążyć {vi impf} :: to circulate (e.g. blood, gossip)
krążyć {vi impf} :: to cruise
krążyć {vi impf} :: to get about
kreacjonizm {m inan} :: creationism
kreator {m inan} :: creator
kreator {m inan} [computing] :: wizard (computer program)
kreatura {f} [derogatory] :: scoundrel, rascal, blackguard
kreatywność {f} :: creativity
kreatywny {adj} :: creative
krecha {f} :: augmentative of kreska
kreci {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a mole (insectivore of the family Talpidae)
krecik {m anim} :: diminutive of kret
kreda {f} :: chalk (sedimentary rock)
kreda {f} :: chalk (for writing on a blackboard)
kreda {f} [geology] :: Cretaceous
kredens {m inan} :: sideboard
kredens {m inan} :: dresser
kredka {f} :: coloured pencil
kredyt {m inan} :: installment loan
kredyt frankowy {m inan} [colloquial] :: mortgage denominated in the Swiss franc
kredyt hipoteczny {m inan} :: mortgage loan, mortgage
kredyt walutowy {m inan} :: an installment loan, usually a mortgage, denominated in a foreign currency
krem {m inan} :: cream (an ointment or salve for the skin)
kremacja {f} :: cremation
krematorium {n} :: crematorium
Kreml {prop} {m inan} :: Kremlin
kreować {v impf} :: to create (a style)
kreować {v impf} :: to shape
kreować {v impf} :: to play
kres {m inan} :: limit, boundary
kres {m inan} [mathematics] :: bound; supremum or infimum
kresa {f} [dated] :: augmentative of kreska
kreseczka {f} :: diminutive of kreska
kreska {f} :: a straight line (a continuous mark)
kreska {f} [orthography] :: a diacritic closely resembling an acute accent
kreskówka {f} :: cartoon
kresomózgowie {n} :: cerebrum, telencephalon, endbrain
kreślarz {m pers} :: draftsman, draughtsman
kret {m anim} :: mole (a burrowing animal)
kret {m anim} :: mole, double agent
Kreta {prop} {f} :: Crete (Greek island in the Mediterranean Sea)
kreton {m inan} :: cretonne
kretonowy {adj} [relational] :: cretonne
kretowina {f} :: molehill
kretowisko {n} :: molehill
kretowór {m anim} :: marsupial mole (marsupial of the genus Notoryctes)
kretyn {m pers} [derogatory] :: cretin (fool, idiot)
kretyn {m pers} [pathology] :: cretin (person who fails to develop due to congenital hypothyroidism)
kretynka {f} [derogatory] :: cretin (female fool, idiot)
kretynka {f} [pathology] :: cretin (female person who fails to develop due to congenital hypothyroidism)
krew {f} :: blood
krewetka {f} :: shrimp (decapod crustacean)
krewna {f} :: female relative (someone in the same family)
krewni i znajomi królika {m pers-p} :: alternative case form of krewni i znajomi Królika
krewni i znajomi Królika {m pers-p} [colloquial, idiom, humorous, pejorative] :: people that benefit from nepotism
krewniaczy {adj} :: of or pertaining to a relative
krewny {adj} [archaic] :: related (being a relative of)
krewny {m} :: relative (someone in the same family)
kręcenie {n} :: verbal noun of kręcić
kręcić {vt impf} :: to twist (to turn the ends in opposite directions)
kręcić {vt impf} :: to twirl, spin, turn
kręcić {vi impf} [colloquial] :: to prevaricate (speak in an evasive way)
kręcić lody {v impf} [colloquial, idiom, pejorative] :: to accumulate wealth illegally, especially by defrauding the government
kręg {m inan} :: vertebra
kręgarz {m pers} :: chiropractor
kręgiel {m inan} :: skittle
kręgiel {m inan} :: bowling pin
kręglarz {m pers} :: bowler (a player at tenpin bowling)
kręgle {m inanp} :: bowling
kręgle {m inanp} :: skittles
kręgosłup {m inan} :: vertebral column, spinal column, backbone
kręgowiec {m anim} :: vertebrate
krępawy {adj} :: somewhat stocky
krępować {vt impf} :: to fetter, encumber, hinder, hamper, cramp, trammel, constrict
krępująco {adv} :: uneasily, uncomfortably
krępujący {adj} :: uneasy (causing discomfort)
krępujący {adj} :: inhibiting
krępy {adj} :: stocky, thickset
krępy {adj} :: squat, stumpy
kręt {m inan} :: angular momentum
krętacz {m pers} :: shyster, player, pettifogger
krętarz {m inan} [anatomy] :: trochanter
krętogłów {m anim} :: wryneck (either member of the genus Jynx)
kręty {adj} :: winding
kręty {adj} :: sinuous
kręty {adj} :: tortuous
kręty {adj} :: crooked
krężnik {m inan} :: Australian cypress pine (any conifer of the genus Actinostrobus)
krio- {prefix} :: cryo-
kriosfera {f} :: cryosphere
krioterapeutyczny {adj} [medicine] :: of or pertaining to cryotherapy
krioterapia {f} [medicine] :: cryotherapy
KRLD {prop} {m} :: DPRK
krnąbrnie {adv} :: rebelliously, contumaciously, defiantly
krnąbrny {adj} :: rebellious, contumacious, defiant
krochmal {m inan} :: starch (vegetable substance)
krochmal {m inan} :: starch (laundry stiffener)
krocie {np} :: fortune
krocie {np} :: shedloads
krocionóg {m anim} :: millipede, diplopod
krocz {f} :: pace (lateral gait) or lateral ambling gait
krocz {m inan} :: pace (lateral gait) or lateral ambling gait
krocze {n} [anatomy] :: perineum
kroczek {m inan} :: diminutive of krok
kroczek {m inan} :: divider caliper (measuring device, especially one used for measuring the distance between two points on a map)
kroczek {m anim} [pisciculture] :: A fish between the age of one and two years
kroczyć {vi impf} :: to step, to stride, to strut
-kroć {suffix} :: times (repeated)
krogulec {m anim} :: sparrow hawk (bird of prey of the genus Accipiter)
kroić {vt impf} :: to cut
kroić {vt impf} [slang] :: to steal
krojczy {m pers} :: cutter (person that cuts)
krojczyni {f} :: cutter (person who cuts)
krojenie {n} :: verbal noun of kroić
krok {m inan} :: step
krokiet {m inan} :: croquette
krokiew {f} :: rafter (one of several internal beams extending from the eaves to the peak of a roof and constituting its framework)
krokodyl {m} :: crocodile
krokodyle łzy {idiom} :: crocodile tears
krokodylek {m anim} :: diminutive of krokodyl
krokodylek {m inan} :: alligator clip
krokodyli {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of crocodiles
krokosz {m inan} :: safflower
krokus {m inan} :: crocus (plant of genus Crocus)
kroma {f} :: augmentative of kromka
kromeczka {f} :: diminutive of kromka
kromka {f} :: slice of bread
kromka {f} :: heel of a loaf
kronika {f} :: chronicle (written account of events)
kronikarz {m pers} :: chronicler (person who writes accounts of events and when they happened)
kropa {f} :: augmentative of kropka
kropeczka {f} :: diminutive of kropka
kropelka {f} :: diminutive of kropla
kropić {vt impf} :: to sprinkle
kropić {vi impf} :: (of rain) to drip, to drizzle, to spit
kropidło {n} :: aspergillum (holy water sprinkler)
kropidło {n} :: water dropwort
kropielnica {f} :: stoup (basin for holy water)
kropierz {m inan} :: caparison (cloth covering for a horse)
kropka {f} :: dot
kropka {f} :: period (punctation mark)
kropla {f} :: drop (small mass of liquid)
kropla drąży kamień {proverb} :: alternative form of kropla drąży skałę
kropla drąży skałę {proverb} :: If you persevere in doing something long enough, the desired effect will eventually be achieved
kropla, która przelała czarę {f} [idiom] :: the straw that broke the camel's back
kropla, która przepełnia czarę {f} :: the straw that broke the camel's back
kropla w morzu {f} [idiomatic] :: drop in the ocean
kroplik {m inan} :: monkey flower (Erythranthe, syn. Mimulus)
kroplik {m anim} :: Any estrildid finch belonging to Hypargos, Euschistospiza, or Clytospiza
kroplówka {f} [medicine] :: intravenous, subcutaneous, or rectal infusion
kroplówka {f} [medicine, colloquial] :: drip (apparatus)
krosno {n} :: loom
krosno {n} :: weaving frame
krosta {f} :: pimple
krosta {f} :: blotch
krosta {f} :: pustule
krosta {f} :: blain
krosta {f} :: ruby
krośniarz {m pers} [archaic] :: An itinerant glass merchant
krośniarz {m pers} :: A weaver (one who weaves using a loom)
krotka {f} [set theory] :: tuple
krotka {f} [databases] :: tuple
krotka {f} [computing] :: tuple (set of values passed as a parameter)
krotochwila {f} [theater] :: farce
krotochwila {f} [obsolete] :: joke, prank
krowa {f} :: cow
krowa, która dużo ryczy, mało mleka daje {proverb} :: people who talk the most often do not actually do much; barking dogs seldom bite
krowi {adj} :: bovine (of, pertaining to, or characteristic of cows)
krowianka {f} :: cowpox
krowiarz {m pers} [colloquial, archaic] :: cattleman, cowherd
krowiziół {m inan} :: A plant of the genus Vaccaria
króciec {m inan} :: stub end
krój {m inan} :: cut, cutting
krój {m inan} :: style, fashion
król {m pers} :: king (male monarch)
król {m anim} [chess, card games] :: king
król {m anim} [jargon] :: rabbit
królestwo {n} :: kingdom; nation having as supreme ruler a king and/or queen
królestwo {n} [taxonomy] :: kingdom
królewicz {m pers} :: crown prince
Królewiec {prop} {m} :: Königsberg, Kaliningrad
królewski {adj} :: royal
króliczy {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of rabbits
królik {m anim} :: rabbit (mammal)
królik {m anim} [derogatory, rare] :: diminutive of król
królikarnia {f} :: hutch, a structure where rabbits are kept
królobójca {m pers} :: regicide (person who commits regicide)
królobójstwo {n} :: regicide
królowa {f} :: queen (female monarch)
krótki {adj} :: short
krótki {adj} :: brief
krótki {adj} :: concise
krótko {adv} :: short
krótko {adv} :: briefly
krótko mówiąc {phrase} [idiom] :: briefly speaking, in short
krótkodystansowy {adj} :: short-distance
krótkodziobek {m anim} :: weebill (Smicrornis brevirostris)
krótkofalówka {f} :: shortwave transmitter
krótkofalówka {f} :: walkie-talkie
krótkometrażowy {adj} :: short (movie)
krótkonos {m anim} :: short-nosed bandicoot (Isoodon spp.)
krótkopęd {m inan} [botany] :: short shoot
krótkotrwały {adj} :: short-lived, brief, fleeting (of short duration)
krótkowąs {m anim} :: hepialid, swift moth
krótkowidz {m pers} :: A near-sighted person; a myope
krótkowłosy {adj} :: shorthaired (having short hair)
krótkowzroczność {f} [ophthalmology] :: myopia
krótkowzroczność {f} :: short-sightedness (quality of lacking considerateness about what might happen in the future)
krówka {f} :: diminutive of krowa
krówka {f} :: krówka, Polish fudge, semi-soft milk toffee candy
krtaniowy {adj} :: laryngeal
krtań {f} [anatomy] :: larynx
kruch {m inan} [regional, rare, mining, historical] :: a unit of measurement of salt, equivalent of one cetnar (64,80kg until 1819; afterwards 40,55 kg until conversion to metric system); a hundredweight of salt
kruch {m inan} [regional, rare, by extension] :: any piece of salt bigger than about 1kg; a salt stone
krucho {adv} :: fragilely (in a fragile way or manner)
krucho {adv} :: badly (in a bad manner); lamely
kruchość {f} :: crumbliness, fragility
kruchość {f} :: friability
kruchszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of kruchy
kruchta {f} [architecture] :: church porch
kruchta {f} [derogatory] :: orthodoxy (conformity to established and accepted religious beliefs)
kruchy {adj} :: brittle, fragile
kruchy {adj} :: friable
kruchy {adj} [figuratively] :: delicate, impermanent
krucjata {f} :: crusade
krucyfiks {m inan} :: crucifix (representation of Jesus on a cross)
kruczek {m anim} :: diminutive of kruk
kruczek {m inan} [colloquial] :: loophole; ambiguity or exception in a rule
kruczek {m inan} [Kresy] :: hook
kruczę {n} :: A young raven (corvid)
kruczy {adj} [relational] :: raven (of, pertaining to, or characteristic of ravens)
kruczy {adj} [color] :: raven (hair, plumage, or coat of an animal)
kruczy {adj} :: ominous, ill-boding
kruk {m anim} :: raven, especially the common raven (Corvus corax)
kruk {m inan} [regional] :: fire iron, poker
kruk {m pers} [Warsaw] :: unemployed person
krul {m pers} :: alternative case form of Krul
Krul {prop} {m pers} {f} [politics, Internet slang, somewhat derogatory] :: nickname of Janusz Korwin-Mikke, Polish conservative-libertarian politician
krupa {f} :: groats
krupnik {m inan} :: thick broth-based soup that contains potatoes and groats (kasza), usually also meat and dried mushrooms
krupnik {m inan} :: an alcoholic beverage made from grain spirit (such as vodka) and honey
kruszarka {f} :: crusher (machine)
kruszczyk {m inan} :: helleborine (any plant of the genus Epipactis)
kruszec {m inan} :: ore
kruszec {m inan} :: precious metal
kruszej {adv} :: comparative of krucho
kruszenie {n} :: verbal noun of kruszeć
kruszenie {n} :: verbal noun of kruszyć
kruszenie {n} [nuclear physics] :: spallation
kruszenie {n} [mineral processing] :: comminution
kruszonka {f} :: streusel, crumble topping
kruszyć {vt impf} :: to crush, to crumble, to break up
kruszyna {f} :: crumb (small piece of food)
kruszyna {f} [by extension] :: crumb (a bit, a small amount of something)
kruszyna {f} [affectionate] :: A small, delicate child
kruszyna {f} :: Any plant of the genus Frangula; buckthorn
kruszywo {n} :: aggregate (solid particles of low aspect ratio added to a composite material)
krużganek {m inan} :: cloister
krwawa jatka {f} [idiom, colloquial] :: bloodbath
krwawić {v impf} :: to bleed
krwawiej {adv} :: comparative of krwawo
krwawienie {n} :: verbal noun of krwawić
krwawnica {f} :: loosestrife, any plant of the genus Lythrum
krwawnik {m inan} :: yarrow, any plant of the genus Achillea
krwawo {adv} :: bloodily (covered in blood)
krwawo {adv} :: bloodily (involving bloodshed)
krwawodziób {m anim} :: common redshank (Tringa totanus)
krwawy {adj} :: bloody; gory (covered in blood)
krwawy {adj} :: bloody (involving bloodshed)
krwiaczek {m inan} :: diminutive of krwiak
krwiak {m inan} :: hematoma, haematoma
krwinka {f} :: blood cell
krwiodawca {m pers} :: blood donor
krwiopijca {m anim} :: An organism that feeds on blood; a hemovore; a bloodsucker
krwiopijca {m pers} [pejorative] :: A man who exploits others in a parasitic fashion; a leech
krwiożerczy {adj} :: bloodsucking, sanguivorous, hematophagous (feeding on blood)
krwiożerczy {adj} :: bloodthirsty, sanguinary (eager for bloodshed)
krwisty {adj} :: rare (lightly cooked)
krwisty {adj} :: blood-red
krwisty {adj} :: bloodlike
krwiściąg {m inan} :: burnet (any plant of the genus Sanguisorba)
krwotok {m inan} :: hemorrhage (bleeding)
krycie {n} :: verbal noun of kryć
kryć {vt impf} :: to hide
kryć {vt impf} :: to conceal
kryjówka {f} :: hideout; hiding place
krykiet {m anim} :: cricket (game)
Krym {prop} {m inan} :: Krym (peninsula)
kryminalista {m pers} :: criminal
kryminologia {f} :: criminology
krymski {adj} :: Crimean
krymskotatarski {adj} :: Crimean Tatar
krynica {f} :: fount, spring, source
krypa {f} [derogatory] :: tub, run-down boat
krypa {f} :: barge, flat-bottomed vessel used to transport sand, gravel, etc
krypa {f} :: dugout
krypta {f} :: crypt
krypto- {prefix} :: crypto-
kryptografia {f} :: cryptography
kryptologia {f} :: cryptology
krypton {m inan} :: krypton (chemical element)
Krysia {prop} {f} :: given name
kryska {f} :: obsolete form of kreska
krystaliczny {adj} :: crystalline
krystaliczny {adj} :: crystal clear
krystalografia {f} :: crystallography
Krystian {prop} {m} :: given name
Krystyna {prop} {f} :: given name
kryształ {m inan} :: crystal
kryterium {n} :: criterion
krytyczny {adj} :: critical, critic
krytyk {m pers} :: critic (a specialist in judging works of art)
krytyk {m pers} :: critic (one who criticizes, finds faults)
krytyka {f} :: critique
krytyka {f} :: criticism
krytykować {vt impf} :: to criticize (find fault)
kryzys {m inan} :: crisis
krzaczek {m inan} :: diminutive of krzak
krzaczek {m inan} [usually plural, school slang] :: underarm hair
krzak {m inan} [colloquial] :: bush, shrub
krzak {m inan} [usually plural, computing] :: mojibake
krzaki {m inanp} [computing] :: mojibake
krzakówka {f} [colloquial] :: home-distilled vodka, samogon
krzakówka {f} :: gerygone (bird of the genus Gerygone)
krzakówka {f} :: scrubbird (bird of the genus Atrichornis)
krzeczot {m anim} :: gyrfalcon (Falco rusticolus)
krzem {m inan} :: silicon
krzemian {m inan} [chemistry] :: silicate
krzemica {f} [diseases] :: silicosis (silica dust pneumoconiosis)
krzemień {m inan} :: flint
krzemionka {f} :: silica, silicon dioxide
krzemowy {adj} :: of, pertaining to, or characteristic of silicon
krzepa {f} :: brawn, robustness, sturdiness, burliness, vim
krzepki {adj} :: robust, sturdy, vigorous, burly, rugged
krzepnąć {vi impf} :: to clot, to congeal, to coagulate, to curdle
krzepnięcie {n} :: verbal noun of krzepnąć
krzepnięcie {n} :: freezing, solidification (phase transition in which a liquid turns into a solid)
krzepnięcie {n} :: coagulation
krzesełko {n} :: diminutive of krzesło
krzesiwo {n} :: firestriker, firesteel
krzesło {n} :: chair (furniture)
krzew {m inan} :: shrub, bush
krzew gorejący {m inan} :: burning bush (biblical object)
krzewinka {f} :: prostrate shrub
krzipota {f} [Cieszyn Silesia, Upper Silesia] :: cough
krzok {m inan} [Upper Silesia] :: bush, shrub
krzok {m inan} [Upper Silesia, by extension] :: Someone born in Silesia to newcomer parents
krztusiec {m inan} :: whooping cough, pertussis
krzyczeć {vit impf} :: to shout
krzyk {m inan} :: scream, shout
krzyk mody {m inan} [idiom] :: fad, trend
krzykliwy {adj} :: vociferous
krzykliwy {adj} [figurative] :: flamboyant, bold
Krzysztof {prop} {m pers} :: given name
Krzyś {prop} {m pers} :: given name
krzywa {f} [geometry] :: curve
krzywda {f} :: injury, harm
krzywica {f} :: rickets, rachitis
krzywiej {adv} :: comparative of krzywo
krzywizna {f} :: curvature
krzywo {adv} :: crookedly
krzywo {adv} :: wryly
krzywoprzysięstwo {n} :: oathbreach, perjury
krzywy {adj} :: crooked
krzywy {adj} :: wry
krzywy ryj {m anim} [idiom, colloquial] :: ugly face, butterface
krzyż {m inan} :: cross
krzyż {m inan} [anatomy] :: sacrum
krzyż {m inan} [heraldry] :: cross
Krzyżak {prop} {m pers} [historical] :: Teutonic Knight
krzyżmo {n} :: chrism
krzyżować {vt impf} :: to cross, to fold (e.g. one's arms or legs)
krzyżować {vt impf} [biology] :: to cross, to hybridise
krzyżować {vr impf} :: to cross, to intersect
krzyżować {vr impf} [biology] :: to crossbreed, to interbreed
krzyżować {vt impf} :: to crucify
krzyżować {vt impf} :: to confound, to thwart
krzyżówka {f} :: crossbreed
krzyżówka {f} [games] :: crossword
krzyżówka {f} :: mallard, duck of the species Anas platyrhynchos
krzyżówka {f} [colloquial] :: crossroads, intersection
krzyżyk {m inan} :: diminutive of krzyż
krzyżyk {m inan} :: cross (worn item)
krzyżyk {m inan} :: cross, X mark
krzyżyk {m inan} :: number sign, hash (#)
krzyżyk {m inan} [music] :: sharp
Ksawery {prop} {m pers} :: given name
ksenofobia {f} :: xenophobia
ksenon {m inan} :: xenon
ksero {n} :: a xerox, xerox copy, photocopy
ksero {n} :: a place where you can make paper copies
ksero {n} :: a photocopier
kserować {v impf} :: to xerox, to photocopy
kserowanie {n} :: verbal noun of kserować
ksiądz {m} :: Christian priest
ksiądz wojciech {m anim} [dialectal] :: stork (wading bird)
książeczka {f} :: diminutive of książka, booklet
książę {m pers} :: prince
książę {m pers} :: duke
książęcy {adj} :: princely (relating to a prince)
książka {f} :: book
książka kucharska {f} :: cookbook
książkowy {adj} :: of or pertaining to books
książkowy {adj} :: bookish (generally found in books)
książkowy {adj} :: textbooklike
książnica {f} :: (bookishly) library
ksieni {f} [obsolete, Christianity] :: abbess
księga {f} :: tome, book
księga {f} :: chapter
Księga Rodzaju {prop} {f} :: Genesis (the book of the Bible)
księgarnia {f} :: bookshop, bookstore
księgarnia {f} :: bookseller (business)
księgarz {m pers} :: bookseller
księgi {p} :: omasum (third part of the stomach of a ruminant)
księgowa {f} :: female accountant
księgowy {m pers} :: accountant
księgozbiór {m inan} :: collection of books or manuscripts
księgozbiór {m inan} :: library
księstwo {n} :: principality, duchy
księżna {f} :: princess, duchess
księżna {f} :: begum
księżniczka {f} :: princess
księżyc {m inan} :: moon
Księżyc {prop} {m} :: the Moon (Earth's satellite)
księżycowy {adj} [relational] :: moon, lunar
księżycówka {f} [colloquial, humorous] :: illegally-produced vodka; moonshine
księżycówka {f} :: Mexican grunion (Leuresthes tenuis)
księżycówka {f} [colloquial] :: A type of accordion
ksylitol {m inan} [chemistry] :: xylitol
ksylofon {m inan} :: xylophone (musical instrument)
ksyloza {f} [chemistry] :: xylose
ksywa {f} [colloquial] :: nickname, alias
ksywa {f} [colloquial] :: prison jargon
ksywka {f} :: diminutive of ksywa
kształcić {vt impf} :: to educate
kształcić {vr impf} :: to educate oneself
kształt {m inan} :: shape, form (appearance or outline)
-kształtny {suffix} :: Having a shape similar to what is denoted by the word to which this combining form is attached
kształtować {vt impf} :: to form, to shape, to mold
kszyk {m anim} :: common snipe, Gallinago gallinago
kto {pron} :: who
kto rano wstaje, temu pan Bóg daje {proverb} [dated] :: early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise
kto sieje wiatr, zbiera burzę {proverb} :: sow the wind, reap the whirlwind
ktokolwiek {pron} :: anybody, anyone
ktoś {pron} :: somebody
która godzina {phrase} :: what time is it?
który {pron} :: what, which one (interrogative pronoun, referring to a number of choices)
który {pron} :: that, who, which (relative pronoun)
którykolwiek {adj} :: whichever
ku {prep} :: towards, to
Kuba {prop} {f} :: Kuba (island/and/country)
Kuba {prop} {m} :: given name
Kubanka {f} :: A female Cuban
Kubańczyk {m pers} :: A male Cuban
kubański {adj} :: Cuban
kubeczek {m inan} :: diminutive of kubek
kubek {m inan} :: mug (large cup)
kubeł {m inan} :: bucket
kubełek {m inan} :: diminutive of kubeł
kubizm {m inan} :: cubism
Kubuś {prop} {m} :: diminutive of Kuba (the given name)
Kubuś Puchatek {prop} {m pers} :: Winnie the Pooh
kuc {m anim} :: pony
kuca {f} :: female pony
kuca {f} :: alternative form of kucza
kucać {vi impf} :: to squat (to bend deeply at the knees while resting on one's feet)
kucać {vi impf} :: to crouch, hunker
kucharka {f} :: female cook
kucharz {m pers} :: cook, chef
kuchenka {f} :: cooker
kuchenka mikrofalowa {f} :: microwave oven
kuchenny {adj} :: pertaining to kitchens
kuchnia {f} :: kitchen
kuchnia {f} :: cuisine
kucie {n} :: verbal noun of kuć
kucka {f} :: female pony
kucki {fp} :: squat (position assumed by bending deeply at the knees while resting on one's feet)
kucnąć {vi pf} :: to squat
kucyk {m anim} :: diminutive of kuc
kucyk {m anim} :: young or small pony
kucyk {m inan} :: ponytail
kuczer {m pers} [dated] :: carter, wagoner, coachman
kuć {v impf} :: to forge (to shape a metal)
kuć {v impf} :: to shoe (to put horseshoes on a horse)
kuć {v impf} [colloquial] :: to cram, to swot; to learn by rote
kuć żelazo, póki gorące {proverb} :: strike while the iron is hot
kudełki {p} :: diminutive of kudły
kudła {mf} [obsolete] :: A person or animal with shaggy hair or fur
kudłacz {m anim} :: An animal with shaggy fur or hair
kudłacz {m anim} [archaic] :: A billygoat (male goat) or ram (male sheep)
kudłacz {m anim} [obsolete] :: A gray langur (Semnopithecus)
kudłacz {m anim} [hunting] :: An old bear
kudłacz {m pers} :: A person with overly long and unkempt or shaggy hair
kudłacz {m pers} [archaic, ethnic slur] :: Jew
kudłacz {m inan} [colloquial] :: lamington
kudłacz {m inan} [plural, obsolete] :: gooseberry
kudłaty {adj} :: shaggy
kudły {p} :: shaggy fur
kudły {p} [colloquial] :: unkempt hair
kudyś {m pers} [Podlasie] :: drunkard, drunk
kuesta {f} [geomorphology] :: cuesta
kufel {m inan} :: stein (beer mug)
kufer {m inan} :: chest (strong box with convex lid)
kufer {m inan} :: trunk (luggage storage compartment of a sedan/saloon style car)
kufer {m inan} [colloquial] :: big, wide buttocks
kufereczek {m inan} :: diminutive of kufer
kuferek {m inan} :: diminutive of kufer
kuferek {m inan} :: coffer-shaped handbag
kuferek {m inan} [colloquial] :: small, shapely buttocks
kuferkowy {adj} [relational] :: chest (strongbox with convex lid)
kuglarz {m pers} :: An illusionist, one who entertains using sleight of hand
kuglarz {m pers} [historical] :: An itinerant entertainer performing magic tricks, juggling, or puppet shows
kuglarz {m pers} [by extension] :: One who cheats or tricks someone
kuglarz {m anim} :: bateleur (Terathopius ecaudatus)
kuglarz {m anim} :: magician (tarot card)
Kujawy {prop} {fp} :: Kujawy (region)
Kujawy {prop} {fp} :: Several villages in Poland
kujon {m pers} [derogatory] :: spod; someone who spends too much time learning
kujonka {f} [derogatory] :: female spod
kukać {v impf} :: to cuckoo (to make the call of a cuckoo)
kukać {v impf} [obsolete] :: to complain
kukać {v impf} [slang] :: to peek at
kukać {v impf} [slang] :: to search for
kukawka {f} :: roadrunner (either member of the genus Geococcyx)
kukawka {f} :: Any ground cuckoo of the genus Neomorphus
kukawka {f} [usually plural] :: New World ground cuckoo (bird of the subfamily Neomorphinae)
kukawka {f} [obsolete or regional] :: common cuckoo (Cuculus canorus)
kukawka {f} [obsolete or regional] :: cuckoo (bird-shaped figure in cuckoo clocks)
kukawka {f} [rare] :: A type of musical instrument
kukiełka {f} :: diminutive of kukła
kukła {f} :: effigy
kukułka {f} :: cuckoo (bird), especially the common cuckoo (Cuculus canorus)
kukułka {f} :: Any orchid of the genus Dactylorhiza; spotted orchid; marsh orchid
kukurydza {f} :: maize (US: corn)
kukurydziany {adj} :: made of corn (maize)
kukuryku {interj} :: cock-a-doodle-doo; the call of a rooster
kula {f} :: ball (spherical object)
kula {f} [mathematics, geometry, topology] :: ball
kula {f} :: bullet
kula {f} :: crutch
kula {f} [sports] :: shot (the heavy iron ball)
kulas {m inan} [dialectal] :: leg, especially of a cow or a horse
kulas {m pers} [colloquial, offensive] :: lame person (someone who is unable to walk properly); gimp; cripple
kulawy {adj} :: lame, limping
kulczak {m inan} :: Any moss of the genus Acaulon
kulczyk {m anim} :: serin (Serinus), especially the European serin (Serinus serinus)
kuleczka {f} :: Diminutive of kulka
kulig {m inan} :: A sleigh ride event (Polish winter tradition)
kulig {m anim} :: A curlew (bird)
kulig {m anim} [hunting, archaic] :: Any small bird
kulik {m anim} :: curlew (bird of the genus Numenius)
kulik {m inan} [archaic, regional] :: kulig (sleigh ride)
kulik {m inan} [archaic] :: An activity led by a person wearing a mask with a long beak
kulik {m inan} [regional] :: ham
kulik {m inan} [regional] :: cheek
kulik {m inan} [regional] :: bundle of straw
kulisty {adj} :: spherical (shaped like a sphere)
kulnik {m inan} :: globularia (any plant of the genus Globularia)
kulomb {m inan} :: coulomb
kulon {m anim} :: stone curlew (Burhinus oedicnemus)
kulszowy {adj} :: sciatic, ischial (pertaining to the ischium)
kult {m inan} :: cult, sect
kult {m inan} :: cult (devotion to a saint)
kultura {f} :: culture [arts, customs and habits]
kulturalny {adj} :: civilized, polite
kulturalny {adj} :: cultural
kulturkampf {m inan} [historical] :: kulturkampf
kulturowy {adj} :: of or pertaining to culture
kulturoznawca {m pers} [humanities] :: One who studies cultural studies or a person skilled in cultural studies
kulturoznawczy {adj} [relational, humanities] :: cultural studies
kulturoznawstwo {n} [humanities] :: cultural studies
kulturysta {m pers} :: A (male) bodybuilder
kulturystka {f} :: feminine noun of kulturysta
kulturystyka {f} :: bodybuilding
kułak {m pers} [historical, usually, pejorative] :: kulak (wealthy peasant who owned land and hired workers; in Poland the term became more widespread during the 1950s)
kułak {m inan} [dated] :: tightly-clenched fist
kułak {m inan} [dated] :: punch
Kułak {prop} :: A surname in Poland
kum {m pers} :: godfather
kum {m pers} [colloquial, dated] :: chum
kum {interj} :: ribbit
kuma {f} :: godmother
kuma {f} [colloquial] :: neighbor, neighbour
kuma {f} [colloquial] :: friend
kumać {v impf} [colloquial] :: to get; to catch; to grok; to understand
kumać {vr impf} :: to be friends (with)
kumak {m anim} :: fire-bellied toad
kumaryna {f} :: coumarin
kumaty {adj} [colloquial] :: savvy, clued up, judicious
kumkwat {m inan} :: kumquat
kumpel {m pers} [colloquial] :: mate, pal, buddy
kuna {f} :: marten (mustelid of the genus Martes)
kuna {f} :: kuna (currency of Croatia)
kuna {f} [historical] :: jougs (chained iron collar)
kundel {m anim} :: mongrel, mutt, mixed-breed dog
kundel {m anim} [derogatory] :: cur, an aggressive or inferior dog
Kunegunda {prop} {f} :: given name
kung-fu {n} :: kung fu
kuni {adj} [relational] :: marten (of, pertaining to, or characteristic of martens)
kunica {f} [historical] :: jougs (chained iron collar)
kunica {f} [historical] :: A type of brideprice in Ruthenia
kunszt {m inan} :: artistry
kunsztownie {adv} :: exquisitely, elaboratively
kunsztowny {adj} :: exquisite, elaborative
kupa {f} :: heap
kupa {f} :: poo
kupa {f} :: group, crowd
kupa {f} [colloquial] :: a lot
kupalnik {m inan} :: arnica (any plant of the genus Arnica)
kupalnik górski {m inan} :: mountain tobacco (Arnica montana)
kupaż {m inan} :: coupage
kuper {m inan} :: rump (of animals)
kuper {m inan} [euphemism] :: backside
kuperek {m inan} :: diminutive of kuper
kupić {vt pf} :: to buy
kupiec {m pers} :: merchant (person who trades commodities for profit)
kupiec {m pers} :: buyer
kupka {f} :: diminutive of kupa
kupler {m pers} [archaic] :: pimp, procurer
kuplerka {f} [archaic] :: female pimp, procurer
kuplerski {adj} [relational] :: pimp, procurer
kuplerstwo {n} [archaic] :: pimping, procurement
kupno {n} :: purchase
kupno-sprzedaż {f} [law] :: purchase and sale
kupować {v impf} :: to buy
kupować kota w worku {v} [idiomatic] :: buy a pig in a poke
kupowanie {n} :: verbal noun of kupować
kuprówka {f} :: Any tussock moth of the genus Euproctis
kupywać {v impf} :: nonstandard form of kupować
kur {m anim} [archaic] :: rooster
kur {m anim} :: A sculpin of the genera Myoxocephalus or Taurulus
kura {f} :: hen
kura domowa {f} [idiom, pejorative] :: housewife, stay-at-home wife
kuracja {f} :: treatment
kurak {m anim} :: rooster, especially a young one; cockerel
kurak {m anim} [usually plural] :: galliform
kurak {m anim} [hunting, usually plural] :: phasianid
kurak {m anim} :: One of several breeds of pigeon
kurator {m pers} :: trustee, guardian, curator
kurator {m pers} :: custodian, probation officer
kurator {m pers} :: curator (person who manages or organises a collection)
kurator {m pers} :: An official related to a kuratorium
kurator {m pers} :: curate (unordained parish representative)
kuratorium {n} :: An administrative unit responsible for supervising schools in a given voivodeship
kuratorski {adj} [relational] :: trustee, guardian, curator
kuratorski {adj} [relational] :: custodian, probation officer
kuratorski {adj} [relational] :: curator
kuratorski {adj} [relational] :: curate
kurcz {m inan} [symptom] :: spasm
kurczaczek {m anim} :: diminutive of kurczak; young or small chicken
kurczak {m anim} :: chicken (domestic fowl)
kurczak {m anim} :: chicken (meat)
kurczat {m inan} [obsolete] :: rutherfordium
kurczatow {m inan} [obsolete] :: rutherfordium
kurczątko {n} :: diminutive of kurczę; young or small chicken
kurczę {n} :: chick (young chicken)
kurczę {interj} [colloquial] :: darn!
kurczyć {vr pf} :: to shrink, to contract
Kurd {prop} {m pers} :: Kurd
kurde {interj} :: moderately vulgar swearword
kurdupel {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory] :: shorty, midget
Kurdyjka {prop} {f} :: female Kurd
kurdyjski {adj} :: Kurdish
Kurdystan {prop} {m inan} :: Kurdistan
kurek {m inan} :: tap (device to dispense liquid)
kurek {m inan} [firearms] :: hammer
kurek {m inan} [colloquial] :: chanterelle (Cantharellus cibarius)
kurek {m inan} [archaic] :: A figure of a rooster
kurek {m inan} :: A rooftop weather vane in the shape of a rooster
kurek {m anim} [archaic] :: diminutive of kur
kurek {m anim} :: gurnard, sea robin (marine fish of the family Triglidae)
kurewstwo {n} [vulgar] :: whoredom
kurewstwo {n} [vulgar] :: fuckery
kurewstwo {n} [vulgar] :: shit (annoying thing)
kurhan {m inan} :: kurgan, barrow; prehistoric burial mound
kuriozum {n} :: curio, curiosity, something highly unusual
kuriozum {n} [singular only] :: absurdity, something incomprehensible
kurka {f} :: chanterelle (Cantharellus cibarius)
kurka {f} :: diminutive of kura
kurkuma {f} [botany] :: turmeric (plant)
kurkuma {f} [cooking] :: turmeric (spice)
Kurlandia {prop} {f} :: Kurlandia (region)
kurniawa {f} [Krakow] :: blizzard
kurnik {m inan} :: henhouse
kuroniówka {f} [historic] :: hot soup given out to destitute people in Warsaw in the 1990s, sometimes personally by Jacek Kuroń
kuroniówka {f} [colloquial] :: unemployment benefit
kuropatwa {f} :: partridge
kurort {n} :: health resort
kurp {m inan} :: bast shoe made with linden fibre
Kurp {m pers} :: A person from the Kurpie region in Masovia
kurs {m inan} :: course (period of learning)
kurs {m inan} [nautical] :: course
kurs {m inan} :: exchange rate
kursywa {f} [typography] :: italic (typeface whose letters slant to the right)
kursywa {f} [typography] :: italics (letters in an italic typeface)
kurtaczek {m anim} :: pitta (any passerine belonging to the taxonomic family Pittidae)
kurteczka {f} :: diminutive of kurtka
kurtka {f} :: jacket (a piece of clothing worn on the upper body outside a shirt or blouse, often waist length to thigh length)
kurtuazja {f} :: courtesy (polite behavior)
kurtyna {f} [theater] :: curtain (piece of cloth that separates the audience and the stage in a theater)
kurtyna {f} [fortifications] :: curtain (flat area of wall which connects two bastions or towers)
kurtyna {f} :: barrier
kurtynka {f} :: diminutive of kurtyna
kurtynowy {adj} [relational] :: curtain
kurtyzana {f} [dated] :: courtesan
kurtyzana {f} [dated, literary, euphemistic] :: prostitute
kurwa {f} [vulgar] :: prostitute
kurwa {f} [offensive, vulgar] :: whore, slut, bitch; term of abuse for women
kurwa {interj} [vulgar] :: fuck!, shit!, damn!
kurwa {interj} [vulgar] :: used as intensifier
kurwa {interj} [vulgar] :: used as filler
kurwa mać {interj} [vulgar] :: fucking hell, for fuck's sake
kurwica {f} [vulgar] :: anger; rage; fury
kurz {m inan} :: dust
kurzajka {f} :: wart
kurzawa {f} :: clouds of airborne dust or snow
kurzawa {f} [obsolete] :: dust, a layer of dust
kurzawka {f} :: quicksand
kurzawka {f} :: puffball, any mushroom of the genus Bovista
kurzenie {n} :: verbal noun of kurzyć
kurzy {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a chicken (bird)
kurzyć {vi impf} :: to raise dust
kurzyć {vit impf} :: to smoke
kurzysko {n} :: augmentative of kura
kurzysko {n} :: augmentative of kurz
kurzyślad {m inan} :: pimpernel, any plant of the genus Anagallis
kurzyślep {m inan} :: common chickweed (Stellaria media)
kurzyślep {m inan} :: pimpernel (Anagallis)
kusacz {m anim} :: tinamou, tinamid
kusaczek {m anim} :: Any antpitta of the genus Hylopezus or Myrmothera
kusaczka {f} :: Any antpitta of the genus Grallaria
kusak {m anim} :: Any rove beetle of the genus Staphylinus
kusak {m anim} :: tinamou, tinamid
kusiciel {m pers} :: tempter
kusić {vt impf} :: to tempt (to provoke someone to do wrong)
kustodia {f} [Roman Catholicism] :: custody (area under the jurisdiction of a custos)
kustodia {f} [Roman Catholicism] :: pyx (container for consecrated bread)
kustosz {m pers} :: curator (person who looks after a collection)
kustosz {m pers} [Roman Catholicism] :: custos
kusy {adj} :: short
kusy {adj} :: skimpy
kusy {m pers} [folklore] :: devil
kusy {m anim} [archaic] :: An animal with a short tail or no tail
kusza {f} :: crossbow (mechanised weapon, based on the bow and arrow)
kuszenie {n} :: verbal noun of kusić
kuszetka {f} :: couchette, berth
kuszetka {f} [dated] :: sofa, couch, settee
kusznik {m pers} :: crossbowman
kuś {noun} [archaic] :: dick; cock (penis)
kuśnierz {m pers} :: furrier, peltmonger
kuta {f} :: habit (a long piece of clothing worn by monks)
kutafon {m pers} [slang, offensive] :: ill-favoured person
kutas {m inan} [archaic] :: tassel (decorative element of clothing)
kutas {m anim} [vulgar] :: dick; prick; cock (penis)
kutas {m pers} [vulgar, offensive] :: arsehole; jackass; douche (disgusting person)
kutia {f} :: kutia, sweet grain pudding, traditionally served in Polish, Ukrainian, Lithuanian, Belarusian and Russian cultures
kutwa {m pers} [colloquial] :: penny pincher, skinflint, scrooge, tightwad (male person)
kutwa {f} [colloquial] :: penny pincher, skinflint, scrooge, tightwad (female person)
kutykula {f} [botany] :: cuticle
kutykula {f} :: cuticle of invertebrates
kuwejcki {adj} :: Kuwaiti
Kuwejt {prop} {m} :: Kuwejt (country)
Kuwejt {prop} {m} :: Kuwejt (capital city)
kuzyn {m pers} :: cousin (son of a person’s uncle or aunt)
kuzynka {f} :: cousin (daughter of a person’s uncle or aunt)
kuźnia {f} :: forge, smithy
kuźnia {f} :: blacksmith shop
kuźniarka {f} :: screw press
kwa {interj} :: quack; onomatopoeia for the sound of a duck
kwadra {f} :: quarter (lunar phase)
kwadracik {m inan} :: diminutive of kwadrat; a small square
kwadrans {m inan} :: quarter of an hour
kwadrans {m inan} [historical] :: quadrans (bronze coin of the Roman republic worth one quarter of an as)
kwadransik {m inan} :: diminutive of kwadrans
kwadransowy {adj} [relational] :: quarter of an hour
kwadrat {m inan} [geometry] :: square
kwadrat {m inan} [slang] :: crib, place (home, especially a flat)
kwadrat {adv} [mathematics, colloquial] :: squared, raised to the second power
kwadratowy {adj} :: square
kwadryga {f} :: quadriga
kwadryliard {num} :: octillion (1027)
kwadrylion {num} :: septillion (1024)
kwak {m inan} :: quack (sound made by a duck)
kwakać {v impf} :: to quack (to make a noise like a duck)
kwakier {m pers} [religion] :: A male Quaker
kwakierka {f} [religion] :: A female Quaker
kwaknąć {v pf} :: to quack (to make a noise like a duck)
kwakryzm {m inan} :: Quakerism
kwalifikacja {f} :: qualification (act or process of qualifying)
kwant {m inan} [physics] :: quantum
kwantowy {adj} [physics] :: quantum
kwantyfikator {m inan} [logic] :: quantifier (logical operator)
kwarantanna {f} [medicine] :: quarantine (sanitary measure isolating infected people)
kwarantanna {f} :: quarantine (place for isolating persons)
kwarc {m inan} [singular only] :: quartz
kwarc {m inan} [colloquial, electronics] :: quartz resonator
kwark {m inan} :: quark (particle, in physics)
kwartalnik {m inan} :: quarterly (periodical publication that appears four times per year)
kwartał {m inan} :: quarter (period of three months)
kwartał {m inan} :: quarter (area of a city)
kwartet {m inan} :: quartet (set of four musicians)
kwas {m inan} [chemistry] :: acid (a sour substance)
kwas {m inan} [colloquial] :: snag, scene; unpleasant social situation
kwas {m inan} [slang] :: LSD
kwas askorbinowy {m inan} :: ascorbic acid
kwas asparaginowy {m inan} :: aspartic acid
kwas chlebowy {m inan} :: kvass
kwas deoksyrybonukleinowy {m inan} [genetics, biochemistry] :: deoxyribonucleic acid, DNA
kwas dezoksyrybonukleinowy {m inan} [dated, genetics, biochemistry] :: deoxyribonucleic acid, DNA
kwas fosforowy {noun} [inorganic compound] :: phosphoric acid
kwas glutaminowy {m inan} :: glutamic acid
kwas jabłkowy {m inan} :: malic acid
kwas karboksylowy {m inan} :: carboxylic acid
kwas krotonowy {m inan} :: crotonic acid
kwas mlekowy {m inan} :: lactic acid
kwas mrówkowy {m inan} :: formic acid
kwas octowy {m inan} :: acetic acid
kwas pikrynowy {m inan} :: picric acid
kwas solny {m inan} :: hydrochloric acid (strong acid, HCl in water)
kwas węglowy {m} :: carbonic acid
kwasek {m inan} :: diminutive of kwas
kwasek {m inan} [regional] :: dock, sorrel (plant belonging to the genus Rumex)
kwasica {f} :: acidosis, acidaemia
kwasoród {m inan} [obsolete] :: oxygen
kwasota {f} [archaic] :: acidity
kwasota {f} [archaic, colloquial] :: Something that tastes very sour
kwaśniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of kwaśny
kwaśny {adj} :: acid, sour
kwaśny deszcz {m inan} :: acid rain
kwaternion {m inan} [mathematics] :: quaternion
kwazar {m inan} [astronomy] :: quasar
kwazicząstka {f} [physics] :: quasiparticle
kwestia {f} :: problem
kwestia {f} :: matter
kwestionariusz {m inan} :: questionnaire
kwestionować {v impf} :: to question (raise doubts about)
kwestor {m pers} :: quaestor
kwestura {f} [education] :: bursary, bursarship
kwestura {f} [historical] :: quaestorship
kwiaciarka {f} :: (female) florist (person who sells flowers)
kwiaciarka {f} :: (female) florist (person who cultivates flowers)
kwiaciarka {f} :: woman who manufactures artificial flowers
kwiaciarnia {f} :: florist's
kwiaciarz {m pers} :: florist (person who sells flowers)
kwiaciarz {m pers} :: florist (person who cultivates flowers)
kwiaciarz {m pers} :: person who manufactures artificial flowers
kwiat {m inan} :: flower
kwiatek {m inan} :: diminutive of kwiat; flower
kwiatek {m inan} [colloquial] :: A humorous mistake; a howler
kwiatojad {m anim} :: Any flower bat, of the genus Erophylla
kwiatomir czteroplamy {m anim} :: Pachyta quadrimaculata
kwiatostan {m inan} [botany] :: inflorescence (flower cluster)
kwiatowy {adj} :: flower, floral
kwiatuszek {m inan} :: diminutive of kwiatek
kwiczoł {m anim} :: fieldfare (Turdus pilaris)
kwiecie {n} [literary, collective] :: flowers
kwiecień {m inan} :: April (month)
kwietni {adj} :: alternative form of kwietny
kwietnik {m inan} :: plantstand
kwietnik {m inan} :: flowerbed or flower garden
kwietnik {m inan} :: flowerpot
kwietnik {m anim} :: goldenrod crab spider (Misumena vatia)
kwietniowy {adj} [relational] :: April (month)
kwilić {vi impf} :: to wail
kwilić {vi impf} :: to whimper
kwinta {f} [music] :: fifth (interval between one note and another, five notes higher in the scale)
kwintesencja {f} :: quintessence (most perfect example of its type)
kwintesencja {f} [alchemy] :: quintessence (the fifth alchemical element, or essence, after earth, air, fire, and water)
kwitnąć {vi impf} :: to flower, to blossom (to put forth blooms)
kwitnąć {vi impf} :: to flourish, to thrive, to prosper
kwiz {m inan} :: alternative spelling of quiz
kwizowy {adj} [relational] :: alternative spelling of quizowy
kwoczka {f} :: diminutive of kwoka; young or small brood hen
kwoczy {adj} [relational] :: brood hen
kwoka {f} :: brood hen
kwoka {f} [derogatory] :: An annoying woman, especially one who is yappy or overbearing
kwokacz {m anim} :: common greenshank (Tringa nebularia)
kwokać {v impf} :: to cluck (to make the characteristic sound of a hen)
kworum {n} :: quorum (minimum number of members required)
kwota {f} :: amount (the total or sum of items)
kynologia {f} :: cynology