-m {suffix} :: First-person singular suffix
ma {pron} :: alternative form of moja
macać {vt impf} :: to feel about, to feel around, to palpate
macać {vt impf} :: to paw, to feel up, to touch up, to grope
macanie {n} :: verbal noun of macać
Macao {prop} {n} :: Macau
MacBook {m anim} :: MacBook
maceba {f} [Judaism] :: Jewish tombstone
maced. {adj} :: abbreviation of macedoński
Macedonia {prop} {f} :: Macedonia
Macedonia Północna {prop} {f} :: North Macedonia
Macedonka {f} :: Macedonian (a woman from Macedonia)
Macedończyk {m pers} :: Macedonian (a person from Macedonia)
macedoński {adj} :: Macedonian
macedoński {m inan} :: Macedonian (language)
macek {m pers} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: A clumsy or inept person
macek {m inan} [obsolete] :: darkness (lack of light)
Macerata {prop} {f} :: Macerata (town/and/province)
macewa {f} [Judaism] :: Jewish tombstone
mach {m inan} :: waving, flapping
mach {m inan} [Lublin] :: A type of folk dance
mach {interj} :: An exclamation used when some action is performed swiftly
mach {m inan} [physics] :: Mach number
machać {vi impf} :: to wave
machanie {n} :: verbal noun of machać
machina {f} :: heavy machinery
machina {f} :: complex system
machina {f} [archaic] :: machine
machnięcie {n} :: verbal noun of machnąć
macica {f} :: uterus
maciczny {adj} :: uterine (of, or pertaining to the uterus)
Maciej {prop} {m pers} :: given name
maciejka {f} :: the plant evening stock (Matthiola longipetala)
maciek {m inan} [colloquial] :: belly, paunch
Maciek {prop} {m} :: A diminutive of the male given name Maciej
macierz {f} :: matrix (notion in mathematics)
macierz {f} :: matrix (part of the mitochondrion)
macierz {f} [dated or literary] :: motherland, country of origin
macierz {f} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: mother
macierzanka {f} :: thyme; any plant of the genus Thymus
macierzyński {adj} :: related to maternity or motherhood
macierzyństwo {n} :: maternity, motherhood
macierzysty {adj} :: indigenous
macierzysty {adj} :: parental
macintosh {m anim} :: a Macintosh computer
Macintosh {prop} {m} [computing] :: } Macintosh (brand)
maciora {f} :: sow (female pig/suid)
maciora {f} [obsolete] :: mother
maciorka {f} :: diminutive of maciora
maciorka {f} :: ewe (female sheep)
maciorka {f} :: hemp with female flowers
maciorka {f} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: sow (female pig/suid)
maciupa {f} [rare] :: little one, mite
maciupci {adj} :: diminutive of maciupki
maciupenieczki {adj} :: diminutive of maciupeńki
maciupeńki {adj} :: diminutive of maciupki
maciupki {adj} [colloquial, affectionate] :: tiny
maciura {f} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: sow (female pig/suid)
macka {f} :: tentacle
mackać {vr impf} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: to wander aimlessly from place to place
macocha {f} :: stepmother
macoszka {f} :: diminutive of macocha
macoszka {f} [colloquial] :: pansy (plant)
macoszka {f} [colloquial] :: cornflower (Centaurea cyanus)
maczeta {f} :: machete
maczuga {f} :: club, bludgeon, cudgel
mać {f} [archaic] :: mother
mada {f} :: alluvial soil
Madagaskar {prop} {m} :: Madagascar
Madera {prop} {f} :: Madeira
madrycki {adj} :: Madrid (of, from or pertaining to Madrid in Spain)
madrygał {m inan} :: madrigal
Madryt {prop} {m} :: Madryt (capital city)
Madryt {prop} {m} :: Madryt (autonomous community)
Madryt {prop} {m} :: Madryt (province)
Madzia {prop} {f} {m pers} :: A diminutive of the female given name Magda or Magdalena
madżong {m inan} :: mahjong
MAF {prop} {m inan} :: initialism of międzynarodowy alfabet fonetyczny
mag {m pers} :: wizard
magazyn {m inan} :: warehouse (a place for storing large amounts of products)
magazyn {m inan} :: magazine
magazynier {m pers} :: warehouseman
Magda {prop} {f} :: given name
Magda {prop} {f} :: diminutive of Magdalena
Magdalena {prop} {f} :: given name
magdalenka {f} :: madeleine
Magdusia {prop} {f} :: A diminutive of the female given name Magda or Magdalena
magenta {f} :: magenta (pinkish purple colour)
magenta {adj} :: magenta (being of the magenta colour)
maghrebski {adj} :: Maghrebi
magia {f} :: magic
magicznie {adv} :: magically; in a magical manner
magiczny {adj} :: magical
magister {m pers} :: magister (The possessor of a master's degree)
magister {m pers} :: master's degree (a postgraduate degree)
magister {f} :: feminine noun of magister
magisterka {f} [colloquial] :: master's thesis
magisterka {f} [colloquial] :: master's degree
magisterski {adj} :: Of or pertaining to a master's degree
magisterski {adj} :: Of or pertaining to a magister
maglownica {f} [laundry] :: mangle, wringer
magma {f} :: magma (molten matter within the earth, the source of the material of lava flows, dikes of eruptive rocks, etc.)
magmowy {adj} [relational] :: magma
magnat {m pers} :: tycoon, mogul, magnate (powerful industrialist)
magnat {m pers} [historical] :: A member of the magnate (aristocratic nobility) social class of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
magnes {m inan} :: magnet
magnetofon {m inan} :: tape recorder
magnetowid {m inan} :: video recorder
magnetyczny {adj} :: magnetic
magnez {m inan} :: magnesium
magnezowy {adj} :: magnesic (pertaining to, or containing, magnesium)
magnificencja {f} :: His/Her Magnificence (rector (president) of a university)
magnolia {f} :: magnolia (tree of the genus Magnolia)
maharadża {m pers} :: maharaja
Mahomet {prop} {m pers} [Islam] :: Muhammad (Islamic prophet)
mahoniowiec {m inan} :: mahogany, any of several trees of the genus Swietenia
maik {m inan} :: alternative form of gaik (Slavic spring ritual or the tree branch used during the ritual)
maik {m anim} :: oil beetle (Meloe)
mail {m inan} :: alternative form of mejl
Maine {prop} {n} :: Maine (state)
Maine {prop} {n} :: Maine (province)
maj {m inan} :: May (month)
Maj {m pers} :: Mayan
majątek {m inan} :: fortune, possessions
majeranek {m inan} :: marjoram (plant)
majeranek {m inan} :: marjoram (spice)
majętny {adj} :: wealthy, affluent
majkong {m anim} :: crab-eating fox (Cerdocyon thous)
Majkop {prop} {m inan} :: Majkop (caplc)
majonez {m inan} :: mayonnaise
majonezik {m inan} :: diminutive of majonez
majonezowy {adj} [relational] :: mayonnaise
major {m pers} :: major (military rank)
Majorka {prop} {f} :: Majorca, Mallorca (one of the Baleariac Islands)
Majotta {prop} {f} :: Majotta (overseas department)
majowy {adj} [relational] :: May (month)
majówka {f} :: long weekend occurring in Poland in the beginning of May, resulting from the public holidays of International Worker's Day on May 1st and May 3rd Constitution Day
majówka {f} :: holiday or trip taken during that time
majsterkować {v impf} :: to DIY
majsterkowanie {n} :: do it yourself, verbal noun of majsterkować
majstersztyk {m inan} :: masterwork, tour de force (piece of work that has been given much critical praise)
majstersztyk {m inan} :: masterpiece (work created in order to qualify as a master craftsman and member of a guild)
majtki {p} :: briefs, panties
majuskuła {f} [orthography] :: capital letter, majuscule (upper-case letter)
mak {m inan} :: poppy, any plant of the genus Papaver
mak {m anim} [slang] :: McDonald's restaurant
mak {m anim} [slang, by extension] :: food from McDonald's
makak {m anim} :: macaque, monkey of the genus Macaca
makao {m inan} :: Mau Mau (card game)
makaron {m inan} :: pasta
makaroniarz {m pers} [colloquial, ethnic slur; literally: "pasta eater"] :: guido; Italian person
Makau {prop} {n} :: Macau
makia {f} :: macchia
makiełki {p} [Zagłębie Dąbrowskie, Łódź, Poznań] :: synonym of makówki
makieta {f} :: scale model, miniature
makieta {f} :: mockup
makijaż {m inan} :: make-up
makijażysta {m pers} :: make-up artist
makijażystka {f} :: female make-up artist
makler {m pers} :: broker
makolągwa {f} :: common linnet (Linaria cannabina, syn. Carduelis cannabina)
makowiec {m inan} :: a cake (flat or rolled) layered with poppy seed-based paste
makówka {f} :: poppyhead (seed-containing capsule of a poppy)
makówka {f} [by extension, colloquial] :: noggin (head)
makówki {fp} :: makówki
makrela {f} :: mackerel
makroekonomia {f} [economics] :: macroeconomics
maksimum {adv} :: at most
maksimum {n} :: maximum
maksyma {f} :: maxim (moral precept)
maksymalny {adj} :: maximal
Maksymilian {prop} {m pers} :: given name
malachit {m inan} [mineralogy] :: malachite
malaga {f} :: Málaga (grape variety, wine)
Malaga {prop} {f} :: Malaga (city/and/province)
Málaga {prop} {f} [rare] :: alternative spelling of Malaga
malajalam {m inan} :: Malayalam
malajski {adj} :: Malay (pertaining to Malays or Malay language)
malajski {m inan} :: Malay (language)
malapropizm {m inan} :: malapropism
malaria {f} :: malaria
malarka {f} :: female painter (artist)
malarstwo {n} :: painting (artistic application of paint)
malarz {m pers} :: painter (creative artist)
malarz {m pers} :: painter (someone who paints surfaces using a paintbrush or similar)
Malawi {prop} {n} :: Malawi
Malawijczyk {m pers} :: a male Malawian
Malawijka {f} :: a female Malawian
malec {m pers} :: little boy
Malediwczyk {m pers} :: a male Maldivian
Malediwka {f} :: a female Maldivian
Malediwy {prop} {p} :: Maldives
maleńki {adj} :: diminutive of mały
maleńko {adv} :: diminutive of mało
maleństwo {n} [affectionate] :: little one; tot; little thing (small child or young animal)
maleństwo {n} [colloquial] :: trinket; trifle; something very small, of little importance or value
maleństwo {n} [dated] :: childhood
Malezja {prop} {f} :: Malaysia
Malezyjczyk {m pers} :: a male Malaysian
Malezyjka {f} :: a female Malaysian
malezyjski {adj} :: Malaysian
malgaski {adj} :: Madagascan, Malagasy
malgaski {m inan} :: Malagasy (language)
Mali {prop} {n} :: Mali (country)
Malijczyk {m pers} :: a male Malian
Malijka {f} :: a female Malian
malijski {adj} :: Malian
malina {f} :: raspberry (fruit)
malina {f} :: raspberry (plant)
Malina {prop} {f} {m pers} :: given name
malinka {f} :: diminutive of malina
malinowy {adj} :: raspberry; pertaining to raspberries
malizna {f} [colloquial] :: Something small
malizna {f} [affectionate] :: A small child
Malmö {prop} {n} :: Malmö (city)
malować {vt impf} :: To cover something with paint or varnish
malować {vt impf} :: To portray something on paper, canvas, etc. with drawing or painting
malować {vt impf} :: To do makeup
malować {vrt impf} :: to put on makeup; to apply makeup
malować {vt impf} [figurative] :: To describe, depict something or someone visually, colorfully
malowanie {n} :: livery, paint scheme
malowanie {n} :: verbal noun of malować
malowidło {n} :: painting
Malta {prop} {f} :: Malta
maltański {adj} :: Maltese
maltański {m inan} :: Maltese (language)
maltoza {f} :: maltose
maltuzjanizm {m inan} [sociology] :: Malthusianism
maluch {m anim} [affectionate] :: kid, child
maluch {m anim} [colloquial] :: a Fiat 126p car
maluchno {adv} :: diminutive of mało
maluchny {adj} :: diminutive of mały
malunek {m inan} :: painting
malusi {adj} :: diminutive of mały
malusieńki {adj} :: diminutive of malusi
malusieńko {adv} :: diminutive of mało
maluśki {adj} :: diminutive of malusi
maluśko {adv} :: diminutive of mało
maluteńki {adj} :: diminutive of malutki
maluteńko {adv} :: diminutive of malutko
malutki {adj} :: tiny, minute (very small)
malutko {adv} :: diminutive of mało
Malwina {prop} {pl} {f} :: given name
mała czarna {f} [colloquial, idiom] :: coffee
mała czarna {f} [colloquial, idiom] :: little black dress
Mała Niedźwiedzica {prop} {f} :: Ursa Minor
Małgorzata {prop} {f} :: given name
Małgosia {prop} {f} :: A diminutive of the female given name Małgorzata
mało- {prefix} :: small
mało {num} :: little, few
małoduszny {adj} :: mean-spirited, ungenerous
małogłowie {n} :: microcephaly
małolat {m pers} [colloquial] :: an adolescent, a subadult person
małoletni {adj} :: juvenile, underage
małoletni {m pers} :: juvenile, minor
małoletniość {f} :: nonage, minority
małomówny {adj} :: reticent, taciturn
Małopolska {prop} {f} :: Lesser Poland
małopolski {adj} :: of or pertaining to Lesser Poland, its people, culture or language
małostkowy {adj} :: small-minded, petty
małpa {f} :: monkey, ape (primate)
małpa {f} :: at sign
małpa {f} [pejorative] :: A black person, a person of African ancestry
małpeczka {f} :: diminutive of małpka
małpi {adj} :: simian; pertaining to monkeys
małpka {f} :: diminutive of małpa
małpka {f} [colloquial] :: small bottle of strong liquor, typically 100 ml or 250 ml
małpolud {m pers} :: anthropoid, apeman
małpować {v impf} :: to ape; to copycat
mały {adj} :: small
mały fiat {m anim} [colloquial] :: Fiat 126p car
małż {m anim} :: bivalve (any mollusc belonging to Bivalvia)
małżeński {adj} :: marital
małżeństwo {n} :: marriage
małżeństwo {n} :: married couple, wife and husband
małżonek {m pers} :: spouse, husband
małżonka {f} :: spouse, wife
małżowina {f} [anatomy] :: ear lobe, auricle
małżowina {f} :: seashell
mam pytanie {phrase} :: I have a question
mama {f} :: mum
mamałyga {f} :: mamaliga (maize porridge originating in Romania)
mamba {f} :: mamba (venomous snake)
mamer {m inan} [colloquial, Cieszyn Silesia] :: prison, jail
mamić {vt impf} :: to tantalize, to tempt, to entice
mamić {vt impf} :: to delude
mamlanie {n} :: verbal noun of mamlać
mamlas {m anim} [Cieszyn Silesia, derogatory] :: drip (person)
mamlenie {n} :: verbal noun of mamleć
mamłanie {n} :: verbal noun of mamłać
mampalon {noun} :: mampalon, otter civet
mamrot {m inan} [colloquial] :: murmur (soft, indistinct speech)
mamrot {m pers} [archaic] :: One who is taciturn
mamrotać {v impf} :: to speak softly and indistinctly; to mumble; to mutter; to murmur
mamrotanie {n} :: verbal noun of mamrotać
mamrotanie {n} :: mumbling, murmuring, muttering
mamuci {adj} [relational] :: mammoth (pertaining to mammals of the genus Mammuthus)
mamuci {adj} [colloquial] :: mammoth, colossal, enormous, gigantic
mamunia {f} :: diminutive of mama
mamunia {f} [affectionate or ironic] :: mother-in-law
mamusia {f} :: diminutive of mama
mamusia {f} :: (US) mommy, (UK) mummy
mamusia {f} :: dear mother
mamusia {f} [affectionate or ironic] :: mother-in-law
mamuśka {f} :: diminutive of mamusia
mamut {m anim} :: mammoth
mamutowy {adj} [relational] :: mammoth (pertaining to mammals of the genus Mammuthus)
mamutowy {adj} [colloquial] :: mammoth, colossal, enormous, gigantic
manat {m anim} :: manatee, marine mammal of the family Trichechidae
manatki {fp} [colloquial] :: belongings, clobber
Manchester {prop} {m} :: Manchester (major city/and/metropolitan borough)
Manchester {prop} {m} :: Manchester (name of several <<towns>> and <<cities>> in the <<c/USA>>)
mandacik {m inan} :: diminutive of mandat
mandaryn {m pers} [historical] :: mandarin, a high government bureaucrat of the Chinese Empire
mandarynka {f} :: mandarin (fruit)
mandarynkowy {adj} [relational] :: mandarin orange, tangerine
mandaryński {adj} :: Mandarin
mandat {m inan} [law] :: ticket, fine (document prepared by the police compelling the recipient to pay a fine for a misdemeanor or a traffic violation)
mandat {m inan} [politics] :: seat (membership in an elected representative body, such as the parliament)
mandat {m inan} [politics, rare, singular only] :: mandate (authority granted by the electorate)
mandolina {f} :: mandolin (musical instrument)
mandorla {f} [art] :: mandorla
mandragora {f} :: mandrake (plant)
Mandżuria {prop} {f} :: Manchuria
mandżurski {adj} :: Manchu
manele {m inanp} [colloquial] :: stuff, things
manele {m inanp} [colloquial] :: gear, equipment
manewr {m inan} [military] :: maneuver (large training exercise of military troops)
manewr {m inan} :: maneuver (movement, often one performed with difficulty)
manewr {m inan} :: maneuver (adroit or cunning action; a stratagem)
maneż {m inan} :: manège (riding school)
maneż {m inan} :: manège, riding arena
maneż {m inan} :: horse mill
manga {f} [comics] :: manga
mangan {m inan} :: manganese, a chemical element
mango {n} :: mango (fruit and tree)
mangusta {f} :: mongoose, mammal of the family Herpestidae
manicure {m inan} :: manicure
manierka {f} :: flask (container for a small amount of beverage)
manifest {m inan} :: manifesto (public declaration)
manifestacja {f} [politics] :: rally, demonstration (mass public event of political nature)
manifestacja {f} :: demonstration (expression of one's feelings by outward signs)
manila {f} :: Manila hemp
Manila {prop} {f} :: Manila (capital city)
manilczyk {m pers} :: male Manileño
manilka {f} :: female Manileño
manilowy {adj} :: made of Manila hemp
manilski {adj} :: from or pertaining to Manila
manilski {adj} :: made of Manila hemp
manipulant {m pers} :: manipulator
manipuł {m inan} :: maniple (a division of the Roman army)
mankament {m inan} :: shortcoming
mankiecik {m inan} :: diminutive of mankiet
mankiet {m inan} :: cuff
mano- {prefix} :: mano-
manometr {m inan} [medicine] :: manometer
mansyjski {adj} :: Mansi
mantel {noun} :: coat
mantra {f} [Hinduism] :: mantra (phrase repeated to assist concentration during meditation)
mantra {f} [figuratively] :: mantra (slogan or phrase often repeated)
manualnie {adv} :: manually
manualny {adj} :: manual (performed with the hands)
manufaktura {f} [historical] :: manufacture, workshop
manuskrypt {m inan} :: manuscript
mańkut {m pers} [colloquial] :: southpaw, lefty, left-hander
maoista {m pers} :: Maoist
maoistka {f} :: female Maoist
maoistowski {adj} :: Maoist
maoizm {m inan} :: Maoism
mapa {f} :: map (sheet with geographical information on it)
mar. {noun} :: abbreviation of marynarz
mara {f} [literary] :: dream, nightmare
mara {f} [Slavic mythology] :: A creature that drinks the blood of sleeping people; wight
marakuja {f} :: passion fruit
maraton {m inan} :: marathon
marazm {m inan} :: apathy
marazm {m inan} :: stagnation
marazm {m inan} [medicine] :: marasmus
Marcel {prop} {m} :: given name, borrowed from French
marcepan {m inan} :: marzipan
marcepanowy {adj} :: made of, or pertaining to marzipan
marchew {f} [formal] :: carrot
marchewka {f} :: diminutive of marchew
marchewkowy {adj} :: containing or made from carrots
marchewkowy {adj} [colloquial] :: carrot-coloured; orange-red
marchewnik {m inan} :: cicely, plant of the genus Myrrhis
marchia {f} :: march (region at a frontier governed by a margrave)
Marcin {prop} {m} :: given name
marcowy {adj} [relational] :: March (month)
marek {m inan} :: water parsnip (Sium gen. et spp.)
Marek {prop} {m pers} {f} :: given name
margać {v impf} [dialectal] :: to move, to wave, to wag
margać {v impf} [colloquial] :: to grumble (to make ill-natured complaints)
margaj {m anim} :: margay (Leopardus wiedii)
marganie {n} :: verbal noun of margać
margaryna {f} :: margarine
Mari El {prop} {m inan} :: Mari El (republic)
Mari Eł {prop} {m inan} :: Mari Eł (republic)
Maria {prop} {f} :: given name
Maria {prop} {f} [dated] :: Mary, mother of Jesus (obsolete usage; currently replaced with the archaic form Maryja)
Marian {prop} {m pers} :: given name
Marianna {prop} {f} :: given name
Mariany Północne {prop} {f} :: Mariany Północne (territory)
mariaż {m inan} [literary] :: marriage
mariaż {m inan} :: relationship
marihuana {f} :: marijuana (drug)
Mariola {prop} {f} :: given name
Mariolka {prop} {f} :: given name
marionetka {f} :: marionette
Mariusz {prop} {pl} {m pers} :: given name
marka {f} :: brand (consumer identity)
marka {f} [historic] :: Deutsche Mark
marka {f} :: mark (any of various European currencies)
marker {m inan} :: marker pen, sharpie
marker {m inan} [paintball] :: device that fires a paintball
marketing {m inan} :: marketing (promotion, distribution and selling of a product or service)
markiz {m pers} :: marquess
markiza {f} :: awning
markiza {f} :: marquise
markiza {f} :: marchioness
markiza {f} :: a type of cookie
marksista {m pers} :: Marxist
marksistka {f} :: female Marxist
marksistowski {adj} :: Marxist
marksistowsko {adv} :: in a Marxist manner
marksistowsko-leninowski {adj} :: Marxist-Leninist
marksizm {m inan} :: Marxism
marksizm-leninizm {m inan} :: Marxism-Leninism
marmolada {f} :: marmalade
marmur {m inan} :: marble (crystalline limestone)
marność {f} :: vanity, emptiness
marnotrawca {m pers} :: squanderer, spendthrift, wasteful man
marnować {vt impf} :: to waste (e.g. energy, time, money, resources)
marnowanie {n} :: verbal noun of marnować
marny {adj} :: miserable
marny {adj} :: paltry
marny {adj} :: vain, futile
Marokanka {f} :: a female Moroccan
Marokańczyk {m pers} :: a male Moroccan
marokański {adj} :: Moroccan
Maroko {prop} {n} :: Morocco
Marrakesz {prop} {m inan} :: Marrakesz (capital city)
Mars {prop} {m pers} :: Mars (planet)
Mars {prop} {m pers} :: Mars (Roman god)
Marsjanin {m pers} :: Martian
Marsjanka {f} :: female Martian
marsjański {adj} :: Martian
marskość {f} :: cirrhosis
marskość wątroby {f} :: liver cirrhosis
marsylczyk {m pers} :: Marseillais (native or inhabitant of Marseille)
marsylia {f} :: marsilea (plant of the genus Marsilea)
Marsylia {prop} {f} :: Marsylia (capital city)
marsylianin {m pers} :: Marseillais (native or inhabitant of Marseille)
Marsylianka {prop} {f} :: Marseillaise (French national anthem)
marsz {m inan} :: march (the act of walking)
marsz {m anim} :: march, a musical composition meant to accompany marching
marszałek {m pers} :: marshal (military officer of the highest rank)
marszałek {m pers} :: field marshal
marszałek {m pers} :: speaker, chairman (head of a legislative body)
marszand {m pers} :: art dealer
marszruta {f} :: itinerary
marszrutowy {adj} :: of or pertaining to an itinerary
Marta {prop} {f} :: given name
martenzyt {m inan} :: martensite
martini {n} :: martini (cocktail)
Martusia {prop} {f} :: A diminutive of the female given name Marta
martwa natura {f} :: still life
martwica {f} :: necrosis
martwić {v impf} :: to burden, to afflict, to worry
martwić {v impf} :: to disturb
martwić {vr impf} :: to worry, to grieve, to be troubled
martwota {f} :: lifelessness
martwota {f} :: torpor, inertia, numbness
martwy {adj} :: dead (no longer living)
martwy {adj} :: inanimate
martwy przepis {m inan} :: An unenforced or practically irrelevant law or regulation
Martyna {prop} {f} :: given name
Martynika {prop} {f} :: Martynika (overseas department)
martyrologia {f} :: martyrology
maruda {m pers} :: complainer; whiner (male)
maruda {m pers} :: sluggish or tardy person (male)
maruda {f} :: complainer; whiner (female)
maruda {f} :: sluggish or tardy person (female)
maruda {f} :: Maruda (Slavic demon)
marudzić {v impf} [colloquial, pejorative] :: to complain, to whine, to moan
marycha {f} [colloquial] :: marijuana
Marycha {prop} {f} :: given name. augmentative of Maria
Marycha {prop} {f} :: Marycha (river)
Maryja {prop} {f} [dated] :: Mary, biblical mother of Jesus
Maryja {prop} {f} [archaic] :: Mary (female given name)
Maryja Panna {prop} {f} [Christianity] :: Virgin Mary (the mother of Christ)
maryjski {adj} [relational] :: Mari El
maryjski {adj} [relational] :: Mari (of or pertaining to the Mari Finno-Ugric people or their language)
maryjski {m inan} :: Mari (the language spoken by the Mari Finno-Ugric people)
Maryla {prop} {f} :: given name
Maryland {prop} {m inan} :: Maryland (state)
Marylka {prop} {f} :: given name
marynarka {f} :: suit jacket
marynarka {f} :: navy (a country's entire sea force, including ships and personnel)
marynarka {f} :: merchant navy
marynarz {m} :: sailor, seaman
Marysia {prop} {f} :: given name
marzana {f} :: madder (Rubia gen. et spp., especially Rubia tinctorum)
marzanna {f} :: A straw effigy symbolizing winter
marzanna {f} :: alternative form of marzana
Marzanna {prop} {f} :: Marzanna (Slavic deity)
Marzanna {prop} {f} :: given name
marzec {m inan} :: March (month)
Marzena {prop} {f} :: given name
marzenie {n} :: verbal noun of marzyć
marzenie {n} :: dream (hope or wish)
marznąć {vi impf} :: to freeze (to be affected by extreme cold)
marznięcie {n} :: verbal noun of marznąć
marzyca {f} :: bogrush (Schoenus)
marzyciel {m pers} :: dreamer (someone whose beliefs are far from realistic)
marzyć {v impf} :: to dream (to hope, to wish)
marża {f} [finance] :: profit margin
marżowy {adj} [relational] :: profit margin
masa {f} [physics] :: mass
masakra {f} :: massacre (intentional mass killing)
masakra {f} :: accident or other tragic event which brings about many people hurt or killed
masarnia {f} :: butcher's
masaż {m inan} :: massage
masażysta {m pers} :: masseur
masażystka {f} :: masseuse
maseczka {f} :: diminutive of maska
maseczka {f} [cosmetics] :: facial
maselnica {f} :: churn (vessel for making butter)
maselniczka {f} :: diminutive of maselnica
maselniczka {f} :: butter dish
masełko {n} :: diminutive of masło
maska {f} :: mask (cover, or partial cover, for the face, used for disguise or protection)
maska {f} :: bonnet, hood (cover over the engine of a motor car)
maskaron {m inan} [architecture] :: mascaron
Maskat {prop} {m} :: Maskat (capital city)
maskonur {m anim} :: puffin (seabird of the genus Fratercula)
maskować {vt impf} :: to camouflage (to hide or disguise something)
maskować {vt impf} :: to hide feelings
maskować {vr impf} :: to camouflage oneself
maskowanie {n} :: verbal noun of maskować
maskowanie {n} :: camouflage
maskowy {adj} [relational] :: mask
masło {n} :: butter
masochista {m pers} :: masochist
masochizm {m inan} :: masochism
masoneria {f} :: Freemasonry
masowiec {m inan} :: bulk carrier (ship)
Massachusetts {prop} {n} :: Massachusetts (state)
mastektomia {f} :: mastectomy
mastka {f} :: smegma
masturbacja {f} :: masturbation
masturbować {vr impf} :: to masturbate
masturbowanie {n} :: verbal noun of masturbować
masyw {m inan} :: massif (principal mountain mass
masyw {m inan} :: block, lump, mass
masyw {m inan} :: pneumatic tyre
masywnie {adv} :: heftily, massively
masywność {f} :: heftiness, massiveness, solidity, chunkiness, stoutness
masywny {adj} :: hefty, massive
masywny {adj} :: filled in
maszerować {v impf} :: to march
maszerowanie {n} :: verbal noun of maszerować
maszkara {f} :: dog, troll (unattractive person)
maszkara {f} [architecture] :: mascaron
maszkara {f} [dated] :: mask
maszkaron {m inan} [architecture] :: mascaron
maszkaronowy {adj} [relational] :: mascaron
maszt {m inan} :: mast (support of a sail)
masztalerz {m pers} :: currier, equerry
masztelarz {m pers} :: currier, equerry
maszyna {f} :: machine
maszynista {m pers} :: engineer, engine driver
maszynopis {m inan} :: typescript
maszynowo {adv} :: mechanically (in a manner of a machine; performed by a machine)
maszynowy {adj} :: machinal (of or pertaining to machines)
maszynowy {adj} :: machinal (in the manner or style of a machine)
maść {f} :: ointment
maść {f} :: An animal's coat colour (usually referring to equids or cattle)
maślaczek {m inan} :: diminutive of maślak
maślak {m inan} :: Any fungus of the genus Suillus
maślak {m inan} [colloquial] :: slippery jack (Suillus luteus)
maślan {m inan} [organic chemistry] :: butyrate, butanoate
maślanka {f} :: buttermilk
maślany {adj} :: buttery
maślany {adj} [archaic] :: lacking energy; slow
mat {m anim} :: checkmate
mat {m pers} :: mate (a ship's officer)
mat {m pers} :: mate (in naval ranks, a non-commissioned officer)
mat {m inan} :: matt, matte, dull colour or surface
mata {f} :: mat (floor pad)
matecznik {m inan} [forestry] :: An inaccessible part of a forest that serves as a refuge or haven for wildlife
matecznik {m inan} [agriculture] :: trial field
matecznik {m inan} [beekeeping] :: queen cell
matematycznie {adv} :: mathematically
matematyczny {adj} :: mathematical
matematyk {m pers} :: mathematician
matematyka {f} :: mathematics
materac {m inan} :: mattress
materia {f} [physics] :: matter
materializm {m inan} :: materialism (concern over material possessions)
materializm {m inan} [philosophy] :: materialism
materiał {m inan} :: material
materiał {m inan} :: cloth, fabric
materiał wybuchowy {m inan} :: explosive
Mateusz {prop} {m pers} :: given name
matka {f} :: mother
matka {f} :: diminutive of mata
Matka Boska {prop} {f} [Christianity] :: Mother of God (the mother of Christ)
Matka Boża {prop} {f} [Christianity] :: Mother of God (the mother of Christ)
matka chrzestna {f} :: godmother
matkobójca {m pers} :: matricide (person who commits matricide)
matkojebca {m pers} [vulgar, uncommon, literal] :: motherfucker (generic term of abuse)
matma {f} [colloquial] :: maths
matoł {m pers} [colloquial] :: idiot, moron, doofus, numskull, chump
matowy {adj} :: matte, lusterless, dull
matowy {adj} [of glass] :: opaque (not see-through)
matowy {adj} [of sounds, voice] :: quiet, muffled
matówka {f} [photography] :: focusing screen
matriarchalny {adj} :: matriarchal
matriarchat {m inan} :: matriarchy
matrioszka {f} :: Russian doll, matryoshka (one of a set of nesting hollow dolls)
matryca {f} :: a two-dimensional arrangement of microscopic devices; grid, matrix, array
matula {f} [archaic, affectionate] :: (US) mommy, (UK) mummy
matura {f} :: matura (equivalent to British A-levels and the German Abitur)
matura {f} :: A certificate of passing matura (a high school diploma)
maturalny {adj} [relational] :: matura
maturka {f} :: diminutive of matura
maturzysta {m pers} :: A male person who takes a matura exam in a given school year
maturzystka {f} :: A female person who takes a matura exam in a given school year
matusia {f} [dialectal, affectionate] :: mother
matuś {f} [dialectal, affectionate] :: mother
Matylda {prop} {f} :: given name
Mauretania {prop} {f} :: Mauretania (country)
Mauretanka {f} :: A female Mauritanian
Mauretańczyk {m pers} :: A male Mauritanian
Mauritius {prop} {m} :: Mauritius
Maurycy {prop} {m} :: given name
Maurytyjczyk {m pers} :: A male Mauritian
Maurytyjka {f} :: A female Mauritian
maurytyjski {adj} :: Mauritian
mauzoleum {n} :: mausoleum (large tomb)
mawiać {vi if} :: to say habitually, (in past tense) used to say
mazać {vt impf} :: to smear
mazać {v impf} :: to scribble, to scrawl
mazać {vr impf} :: to pule
mazgaj {m pers} [colloquial, pejorative] :: crybaby
mazowiecki {adj} :: Masovian; pertaining to Masovia, a region of Poland
Mazowsze {prop} {n} :: Mazowsze (region)
mazur {m inan} :: mazur (dance)
Mazur {m pers} :: Masurian; Masovian (a man from Masuria or Masovia)
mazurek {m anim} :: mazurka (dance)
mazurek {m anim} :: tree sparrow, Passer montanus
mazurek {m inan} :: mazurka (classical musical composition)
mazurek {m inan} :: A type of cake baked in Poland, particularly around Easter (Wikipedia)
mazurski {adj} :: Masurian
Mazury {prop} {p} :: Masuria
mazurzenie {n} [phonology] :: verbal noun of mazurzyć; mazurzenie, mazuration
maź {f} :: slime, grease
{pron} :: alternative form of moją
mącenie {n} :: verbal noun of mącić
mąciciel {m pers} :: disturber
mącić {vt impf} :: to stir
mącić {vi impf} :: to disturb
mącić {vt impf} :: to ruffle, muddy
mąciwoda {m pers} [colloquial] :: troublemaker (male)
mąciwoda {f} [colloquial] :: troublemaker (female)
mączka {f} :: diminutive of mąka
mączka {f} :: meal (coarse-ground edible part of various grains)
mączka {f} :: Any substance in powder form
mączka {f} [archaic or Poznań] :: starch
mączka {f} [obsolete, cosmetics] :: face powder
mączka {f} [Białystok] :: fine sugar
mącznica {f} :: Any plant of the genus Arctostaphylos; bearberry
mącznica {f} :: A container for storing flour
mączny {adj} [relational] :: flour
mączyniec {m inan} :: white goosefoot (Chenopodium album)
mądrala {m pers} [pejorative] :: know-it-all (male)
mądrala {f} [pejorative] :: know-it-all (female)
mądrość {f} :: wisdom
mądrość etapu {f} [politics, idiom, pejorative] :: a belief held due to its political expediency under current circumstances, rather than because it is factually true; doublethink, propaganda
mądry {adj} :: wise
mądry jak salomonowe gacie {adj} [simile, humorous, sarcastic] :: dull-witted; thick as a brick
mądry jak sowa {adj} [simile] :: wise as an owl
mądry Polak po szkodzie {proverb} :: hindsight is 20/20
mądrze {adv} :: wisely
mądrzeć {vi impf} :: to wise
mądrzej {adv} :: comparative of mądrze
mądrzejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of mądry
mądrzyć {vr impf} [derogatory] :: to pontificate, to show off alleged wisdom in a patronizing way
mąka {f} :: flour
mątew {f} [archaic] :: wooden whisk (kitchen utensil)
mątewka {f} :: diminutive of mątwa
mątewka {f} :: diminutive of mątew
mątwa {f} :: cuttlefish
mąż {m pers} :: husband
mąż {m pers} [poetic] :: man (male human being)
mdlenie {n} :: verbal noun of mdleć
mdło {adv} :: nauseously, nauseatingly (causing nausea, sickness)
mdło {adv} :: blandly, insipidly
mdło {adv} :: weakly, frailly
mdły {adj} :: insipid, bland (lacking in taste or vigor)
mdły {adj} :: nauseating, nauseous (causing nausea)
me {pron} :: alternative form of moje
meander {m inan} :: meander (one of a series of regular sinuous curves, bends, loops, turns, or windings in the channel of a river, stream, or other watercourse)
meander {m inan} :: meander, meandros (decorative border constructed from a continuous line, shaped into a repeated motif)
mebel {m inan} :: piece of furniture
mebel {m inan} [plural only] :: furniture (movable items)
mebelek {m inan} :: diminutive of mebel
meblowy {adj} :: of or pertaining to furniture
mech {m inan} :: moss
mechaniczny {adj} :: mechanical
mechanik {m pers} :: mechanic
mechanika {f} :: mechanics
mechanizm {m inan} :: mechanism
mechowiec {m anim} :: oribatid
mechowy {adj} [Łowicz, color] :: green
mecz {m inan} [sports] :: match (sporting event)
meczbol {m anim} [sports] :: match point
meczet {m inan} :: mosque
medal {m inan} :: medal (stamped metal disc)
medalion {m inan} :: locket (chained ornament)
medalion {m inan} [art] :: medallion (usually round or oval frame (often made of stucco) containing a decoration)
medalion {m inan} :: medallion (cut of meat resembling a medallion)
medalionik {m inan} :: diminutive of medalion
medalionowy {adj} [relational] :: locket (chained ornament)
medalionowy {adj} [relational] :: medallion (usually round or oval frame (often made of stucco) containing a decoration)
medalionowy {adj} [relational] :: medallion (cut of meat resembling a medallion)
medalista {m pers} :: medalist (person who has received a medal)
medalistka {f} :: medalist (female person who has received a medal)
media {p} :: plural of medium
media {p} :: media (means and institutions for publishing and broadcasting information)
Media {prop} {f} :: Media
mediana {f} [statistics] :: median
mediateka {f} :: multimedia library
Mediolan {prop} {m} :: Mediolan (city)
mediolański {adj} :: Milanese; pertaining to Milan, the Italian city
medioteka {f} :: alternative form of mediateka
medioznawca {m pers} :: One who studies media studies or a person skilled in media studies
medioznawczy {adj} [relational] :: media studies
medioznawstwo {n} :: media studies
meduza {f} :: jellyfish
medycyna {f} :: medicine (field of study)
medyczny {adj} :: medical
medykament {m inan} [medicine] :: drug, medicine
medytacja {f} :: meditation
medytować {v impf} :: to meditate
mega- {prefix} :: mega-
megadżul {m inan} :: megajoule
megafon {m inan} :: megaphone
megaloman {m pers} :: megalomaniac
megalomania {f} :: megalomania
megalomanka {f} :: female megalomaniac
megalomański {adj} :: megalomaniacal
megalomaństwo {n} :: megalomania
mego {pron} :: alternative form of mojego
meitner {m inan} :: meitnerium
mej {pron} :: alternative form of mojej
mejl {m inan} [colloquial] :: e-mail system
mejl {m inan} [colloquial] :: e-mail (message)
mejl {m inan} [colloquial] :: e-mail address
mekka {f} [figuratively] :: a Mecca (important place to visit by people with a particular interest)
Mekka {prop} {f} :: Mekka (large city)
Meklemburgia {prop} {f} :: Meklemburgia (region)
Meklemburgia {prop} {f} pl|pl:Zakladow Opieki Zdrowotnej (Health Care Facilities)
Mekong {prop} {m} :: Mekong (river)
meksyk {m inan} [colloquial] :: mess; chaos
meksyk {m inan} [colloquial] :: stir; clusterfuck; bad situation
meksyk {m inan} [colloquial] :: row; fight
Meksyk {prop} {m} :: Meksyk (country)
Meksyk {prop} {m} :: Meksyk (capital city)
meksykanin {m pers} :: A male inhabitant of Mexico City
Meksykanin {m pers} :: A male Mexican (person from Mexico or of Mexican descent)
meksykanka {f} :: A female inhabitant of Mexico City
Meksykanka {f} :: A female Mexican (person from Mexico or of Mexican descent)
meksykański {adj} :: Mexican
melancholia {f} :: melancholy
melancholiczka {f} :: female melancholic
melancholicznie {adv} :: melancholically; in a melancholic manner
melancholiczny {adj} :: melancholic
melancholik {m pers} :: melancholic
Melanezja {prop} {f} :: Melanesia (part of Oceania)
Melania {prop} {f} :: given name
melanż {m inan} [slang] :: party (social gathering)
melanż {m inan} [rare] :: melange
melasa {f} :: molasses
melatonina {f} [organic compound] :: melatonin
meldować {vt impf} :: to report
meldować {vt impf} :: to register
meldunek {m inan} :: report (information describing something)
meleks {m inan} {m anim} [colloquial] :: buggy, cart (small electric vehicle)
melina {f} [colloquial, pejorative] :: hideout; den; place where illegal wares are stored and sold
melina {f} [colloquial, pejorative] :: decrepit, sleazy dwelling or establishment
melina {f} [slang, humorous] :: room that houses a party during a group excursion
melisa {f} :: lemon balm, any of several plants of the genus Melissa
melodia {f} :: melody
melon {m inan} :: melon (fruit)
melon {m inan} [colloquial] :: female breast
melon {m inan} [colloquial] :: one million PLN
melon {m inan} [cetology] :: melon
melonik {m inan} :: bowler hat, bowler
melonogłów {m anim} :: melon-headed whale
melonowy {adj} [relational] :: melon
mełamed {m pers} [historical] :: melamed
mem {m inan} :: meme (unit of cultural information)
mem {m inan} :: meme (something copied and circulated online)
memłanie {n} :: verbal noun of memłać
memorandum {n} :: memorandum (brief diplomatic communication)
memu {pron} :: alternative form of mojemu
Men {prop} {m} :: Men (river)
menda {f} [dated] :: pubic louse
menda {f} [derogatory] :: scum; scoundrel
mendel {num} [archaic] :: fifteen
mendelew {m inan} :: mendelevium
mendyk {m pers} [obsolete] :: beggar
mendyk {m pers} [obsolete] :: mendicant monk
menel {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory] :: bum, hobo
menel {m pers} [Białystok] :: drunkard
menhir {m inan} [archaeology] :: menhir (standing stone as a monument)
mennica {f} :: mint (money-producing building or institution)
menora {f} :: menorah
menstruacja {f} :: menstruation
mentel {m anim} [regional] :: butterfly
mentel {m anim} [regional] :: wallcreeper (Tichodroma muraria)
menu {n} :: menu, bill of fare (details of the food to be served at a banquet)
menu {n} :: menu (printed list of dishes offered in a restaurant)
menu {n} [computing, gaming] :: menu (list from which the user may select an operation to be performed)
menuet {m inan} :: minuet (slow graceful dance consisting of a coupé, a high step, and a balance)
menuet {m inan} [music] :: minuet (music accompanying the dance)
mercedes {m anim} :: a Mercedes car
merdać {vi impf} :: to wag
meritum {n} :: substance, essence, gist, crux
Merkury {prop} {m} :: Mercury (planet)
Merkury {prop} {m} :: Mercury (Roman god)
merystem {m inan} :: meristem
merytorycznie {adv} :: substantively, essentially
merytoryczny {adj} :: substantive, essential
Mesjasz {prop} {m pers} [Christianity] :: Messiah (Jesus Christ)
Mesjasz {prop} {m pers} [Judaism] :: Messiah (the promised and expected savior or liberator of the Jewish people)
Messyna {prop} {f} :: alternative form of Mesyna
messyński {adj} :: alternative form of mesyński
Mesyna {prop} {f} :: Mesyna (province/and/city)
mesyński {adj} :: Of, from, or pertaining to Messina (Italian city)
meszek {m inan} :: diminutive of mech
meta {f} [sports] :: finish line, winning post
meta {f} :: goal, end
meta {f} :: range, distance
meta {f} [colloquial] :: familiar store or restaurant
meta {f} [colloquial] :: A place where one can stay for a short while
meta {f} [colloquial] :: A place where alcohol is illegally sold or drunk
meta {f} [bodybuilding slang] :: methandrostenolone, an anabolic steroid
metabolizm {m inan} :: metabolism
metafizyczny {adj} :: metaphysical
metafora {f} :: metaphor
metaforycznie {adv} :: metaphorically
metaforyczny {adj} :: metaphorical
metal {m inan} :: metal
metal {m inan} [heraldry] :: metal
metalowy {adj} :: metallic
metalowy {adj} [music] :: metal
metalurgia {f} :: metallurgy (science of metals)
metalurgiczny {adj} :: metallurgical
metamorficzny {adj} :: metamorphic
metan {m inan} :: methane (CH₄)
metateza {f} [linguistics] :: metathesis
meteor {m inan} [astronomy] :: meteor
meteoroid {m inan} [astronomy] :: meteoroid
meteorolog {m pers} :: meteorologist
meteorologia {f} :: meteorology
meteorologiczny {adj} :: meteorological
meteoryt {m inan} [astronomy] :: meteorite
metionina {f} :: methionine
metka {f} :: Mett (strongly flavoured German sausage made from raw minced pork, which is preserved by curing and smoking)
metka {f} :: tag, price tag
metoda {f} :: method
metoda prób i błędów {f} [idiom] :: trial and error
metodologia {f} :: methodology (a collection of methods, practices, procedures and rules used by those who work in some field)
metodycznie {adv} :: methodically
metodysta {m pers} :: Methodist
metodystka {f} :: female Methodist
metodystyczny {adj} :: Methodist
metodyzm {m inan} :: Methodism
metonimia {f} :: metonymy
metr {m inan} :: metre, meter (100 cm)
metr {m inan} :: measuring tape
metraż {m inan} [film] :: footage
metraż {m inan} :: length
metresa {f} :: mistress (the other woman in an extramarital relationship, generally including sexual relations)
metro {n} :: underground, subway, metro (underground railway)
metropolita {m pers} [Roman Catholicism] :: metropolitan
metrum {n} [poetry] :: metre (rhythm or measure in verse)
metrum {n} [music] :: metre (rhythm or measure in musical composition)
mewa {f} :: seagull
mewi {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a seagull
mezalians {m inan} :: mésalliance
mezaliansowy {adj} :: of or pertaining to a mésalliance
mezolit {m inan} :: Mesolithic
mezon {m inan} [particle] :: meson
mezosfera {f} :: mesosphere
mezozoiczny {adj} [geology] :: Mesozoic
mezozoik {m inan} [geology] :: Mesozoic
mezuza {f} [Judaism, Christianity] :: mezuzah
męczenie {n} :: verbal noun of męczyć
męczennica {f} :: (female) martyr
męczennica {f} :: Passion flower, plant of the genus Passiflora
męczennik {m pers} :: martyr
męczyć {vt impf} :: to torment, to torture
męczyć {vt impf} :: to nag, to niggle
męczyć {vt impf} :: to tire, to fatigue, to wear out
męczyć {vr impf} :: to tire, to become tired
męczydusza {m pers} [colloquial] :: A man or boy who is tiresome, a pain in the neck or nuisance
męczydusza {f} [colloquial] :: A woman or girl who is tiresome, a pain in the neck or nuisance
mędrek {m pers} [colloquial] :: A know-it-all; someone who likes to show off his alleged wisdom
mędrszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of mądry
mędrzec {m pers} :: sage, wise man
męka {f} :: torment (extreme pain)
mękławka {f} :: alternative form of miękławka
męski {adj} :: manly
męski {adj} :: male
męski {adj} [grammar] :: masculine
męskoosobowy {adj} [grammar] :: masculine personal, virile; a plural gender in certain Slavic languages, including Polish
męskorzeczowy {adj} [grammar] :: masculine inanimate; a gender in some classifications of inflections of Polish words
męskość {f} :: manhood, masculinity
męskość {f} :: manhood (male genitalia)
męskozwierzęcy {adj} [grammar] :: masculine animate; a gender sometimes recognised in certain languages, including Polish
męskożywotny {adj} [grammar] :: masculine animate; a gender sometimes recognised in certain languages, including Polish
męstwo {n} [literary] :: bravery, courage
męt {m inan} :: confusion, muddle, disorder, chaos
męt {m inan} :: deep, roiling water
mętel {m anim} [regional, colloquial] :: butterfly, especially a swallowtail
mętny {adj} :: turbid
mętny {adj} :: muddy
mętny {adj} :: hazy
mętny {adj} :: cloudy
mętny {adj} :: obscure
mętoperz {m anim} [archaic, regional] :: bat (flying mammal of the order Chiroptera)
męty {p} :: Small particles that reduce the transparency of a liquid or cause it to become turbid; scum; dregs; sediments
męty {p} :: dregs (of society), riffraff, rabble
mężczyzna {m pers} :: man, male
mężulek {m pers} :: diminutive of mąż
mężuś {m pers} :: diminutive of mąż; hubby
mężyk {m pers} [obsolete] :: diminutive of mąż
mężyk {m inan} [obsolete] :: mandrake (plant)
mężysko {m pers} [affectionate or derogatory] :: husband, hubby
mgiełka {f} :: diminutive of mgła
mglisty {adj} :: misty, foggy
mglisty {adj} [figurative] :: vague, unclear
mgła {f} :: fog, mist, haze
mgławica {f} :: nebula
mgławicowy {adj} :: nebulous, nebular
mgr {m pers} :: abbreviation of magister
mgr {f} :: abbreviation of magister
mhm {interj} :: mhm!
miał {m inan} :: powder; dust; finely ground or pulverized substance
miałki {adj} :: friable, crumbly, fine, powdery
miałki {adj} :: bland, unremarkable, superficial
miałki {adj} [Poznań] :: shallow
miano {n} [literary] :: name, title (of a person)
miano {n} [chemistry] :: concentration of a standard solution
mianowicie {conj} :: namely, viz., scilicet, to wit
mianownik {m inan} [grammar] :: nominative
mianownik {m inan} [mathematics] :: denominator
miara {f} :: measure
miarodajny {adj} :: authoritative (accurate or definitive)
miarowo {adv} :: steadily, regularly
miarowy {adj} :: steady, regular
miarowy {adj} [relational] :: measuring
miast {conj} [archaic] :: instead
miast {prep} [archaic] :: instead of
miasteczko {n} :: diminutive of miasto
miasteczko {n} :: small town
miasto {n} :: city, town
miasto-państwo {n} :: city state
miau {interj} :: meow (cry of a cat)
miauczeć {v impf} :: to meow
miazdra {f} :: alternative form of mizdra
miazdra {f} [obsolete] :: epidermis
miazdra {f} [obsolete] :: dermis (skin layer underlying epidermis)
miazga {f} :: pulp, mash
miazga {f} [botany] :: cambium
miażdżyca {f} :: atherosclerosis
miażdżyć {vt impf} :: to crush
miażdżyć {vt impf} [colloquial] :: to destroy (defeat soundly)
miąć {vt impf} :: to crumple, to crease
miąższ {m inan} :: pulp, flesh (edible part of fruit/vegetable)
miąższ {m inan} [mycology] :: trama
micha {f} :: augmentative of misa
Michalina {prop} {f} :: given name
Michał {prop} {m pers} :: given name
Michałek {prop} {m pers} {f} :: given name
Michaś {prop} {m pers} {f} :: given name
Michigan {prop} {n} :: Michigan (state)
Michigan {prop} {n} :: Michigan (lake)
Microsoft {prop} {m} :: Microsoft
micwa {f} [Judaism] :: mitzvah (any of the 613 commandments of Jewish law)
micwa {f} [Judaism] :: mitzvah (act of kindness)
Midas {prop} {m} :: Midas
midrasz {m inan} :: Midrash (Rabbinic exegetical commentary)
midrasz {m inan} :: Midrash (Rabbinic exegetical technique)
miech {m inan} :: bellows (device)
miech {m inan} [Poznań] :: bag (flexible container)
miech {m inan} [obsolete] :: fur (hairy skin of an animal)
miech {m inan} [colloquial] :: augmentative of miesiąc; month
miecz {m inan} :: sword (weapon)
miecz {m inan} [nautical] :: centreboard
miecznik {m anim} :: swordfish (Xiphias gladius)
miecznik {m anim} :: killer whale, orca (Orcinus orca)
miecznik {m pers} [historical] :: An official in the royal court who was responsible for the arsenal of the king and for carrying his sword
miecznik {m pers} [historical] :: bladesmith, swordsmith
miecznik {m pers} [historical] :: armorer (person who made personal armor)
mieczonos {m anim} :: sword-nosed bat (bat of the genus Lonchorhina)
mieczonos {m anim} :: Any woodcreeper of the genus Xiphorhynchus or Dendroplex
mieczyk {m inan} :: diminutive of miecz
mieczyk {m inan} :: sword lily, gladiolus (any plant of the genus Gladiolus)
Mieczysław {prop} {m pers} :: given name
mieć {v impf} :: to have
mieć {v impf} :: to be (for an age)
mieć {v impf} [auxiliary] :: must, have to, need to
mieć {v impf} :: to feel something
mieć czym oddychać {v impf} [colloquial, euphemism] :: of a woman: to have large breasts
mieć czym oddychać {v impf} :: See: pl mieć co oddychać
mieć do czynienia {v impf} :: to be dealing with; to be facing; to be up against
mieć do czynienia {v impf} :: to have to do with
mieć dość {v pf} [idiom] :: to be fed up
mieć nadzieję {idiom} :: to hope
mieć przejebane {v impf} [vulgar] :: to be fucked, to be screwed (to be in an extremely difficult situation)
mieć przesrane {v pf} [vulgar] :: to be in deep shit
mieć świra na punkcie {v impf} [colloquial, idiom] :: to be crazy about something; to be extremely enthusiastic about something
mieć węża w kieszeni {v impf} [idiom, colloquial] :: to be stingy, ungenerous
mieć wyjebane {v impf} [vulgar] :: to not give a fuck (i.e., not care)
miednica {f} :: washtub
miednica {f} [skeleton] :: pelvis (bone)
miednicowy {adj} :: pelvic
miedniczny {adj} :: pelvic
miedniczy {adj} :: pelvic
miedza {f} :: border
miedza {f} :: balk
miedziak {m anim} :: any copper coin
miedziak {m anim} :: any of the Polish copper-colored brass coins: 1 grosz, 2 grosze or 5 groszy
miedziak sosnowiec {m anim} :: A species of beetle, Chalcophora mariana
miedziany {adj} :: copper (containing or made of copper)
miedziany {adj} [color] :: copper
miedzik {m inan} :: A liverwort belonging to the genus Frullania
miedziopierś {f} :: An emerald dragonfly of the genus Somatochlora
miedziowiec {m inan} :: Group 11 element
miedziowiec {m pers} :: copper miner
miedziownik {m pers} :: copper miner
miedziownik {m pers} :: coppersmith
miedź {f} :: copper (chemical element)
miejscami {adv} :: here and there, in places
miejsce {n} :: place
miejscownik {m inan} [grammar] :: locative
miejscówka {f} :: seat reservation ticket
miejski {adj} :: of a city; belonging to a city; urban
mielcarz {m pers} [obsolete] :: maltster
mielcuch {m inan} [obsolete] :: malthouse
mielcuch {m inan} [obsolete] :: brewery
mielec {m inan} :: gizzard, gigerium
mielec {m inan} :: canary grass (Phalaris)
mielić {v impf} [colloquial] :: alternative form of mleć
mieliwo {n} [rare] :: grist (grain that has been separated from its chaff in preparation for grinding)
mielizna {f} :: shallow, shoal
mienie {n} [formal] :: property, object of ownership
mierniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of mierny
miernik {m inan} :: gauge, measure, meter
mierny {adj} :: mediocre
-mierz {suffix} :: -meter
mierzeja {f} :: spit (narrow peninsula)
mierzenie {n} :: verbal noun of mierzyć
mierzić {vt impf} :: to disgust, to sicken
mierzwienie {n} :: verbal noun of mierzwić
mierzyć {vt impf} :: to measure
mierżenie {n} :: verbal noun of mierzić
mies. {m inan} :: abbreviation of miesiąc
miesiąc {m inan} :: month
miesiąc {m inan} [archaic] :: moon
miesiączek {m inan} :: diminutive of miesiąc
miesiączek {m inan} [archaic, dialectal] :: diminutive of miesiąc
miesiączka {f} :: menstruation
miesiączkować {vi impf} :: to menstruate (have a period)
miesiączkowy {adj} :: menstrual
miesić {vt impf} :: to knead
miesięcznie {adv} :: monthly
miesięcznik {m inan} :: monthly (publication that is published once a month)
-miesięczny {suffix} :: -month-long; -month
-miesięczny {suffix} :: -month-old
miesięczny {adj} :: monthly (occurring every month)
miesięczny {adj} :: monthlong
miesięczny {adj} :: month-old
miesięczny {adj} [archaic, poetic] :: Of, or pertaining to, a moon; lunar
mieszać {v impf} :: to stir, to mix
mieszać {v impf} :: to cause confusion or distraction
mieszanie {n} :: verbal noun of mieszać
mieszaniec {m anim} :: crossbreed, hybrid, mongrel
mieszanina {f} :: mixture, a result of mixing
mieszanka {f} :: mixture
mieszczanin {m pers} :: burgher
mieszczanin {m pers} :: townsman
mieszczanka {f} :: female burgher
mieszczanka {f} :: female townsman
mieszczuch {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory] :: city slicker
mieszek {m inan} :: diminutive of miech
mieszek {m inan} :: follicle (dry unilocular fruit)
mieszek {m inan} :: codpiece (part of male dress to cover genitals)
mieszek {m inan} [photography] :: bellows
mieszek {m inan} [archaic] :: small bag or pouch
mieszenie {n} :: verbal noun of miesić
mieszkać {v impf} :: to live (have permanent residence)
mieszkanie {n} :: verbal noun of mieszkać
mieszkanie {n} :: apartment, flat (domicile occupying part of a building)
mieszkaniec {m pers} :: inhabitant
Mieszko {prop} {m} :: given name
mieścić {vt impf} :: to house, to accommodate, to contain
mieścić {vt impf} :: to hold (have sufficient capacity for), to seat, to take, to accommodate
mieścić {vr impf} :: to be located
mieścić {vr impf} :: to fit (be of the correct size and shape)
mieść {vt impf} :: to sweep
Mietek {prop} {m pers} :: given name
mietlica {f} :: bentgrass (any member of the genus Agrostis)
miewać {v impf} :: to have something repeatedly; to have a tendency for something
mięcho {n} :: augmentative of mięso
mięcie {n} :: verbal noun of miąć
mięciutki {adj} :: diminutive of miękki; very soft
mięczak {m anim} :: mollusc
mięczak {m pers} [pejorative] :: wimp, pansy, wuss
międlenie {n} :: verbal noun of międlić
między- {prefix} :: inter-
między {prep} [+ instrumental] :: between (denotes location)
między {prep} [+ accusative] :: between (denotes movement)
międzygwiezdny {adj} :: interstellar, intersidereal
międzykrywka {f} [heteropteran anatomy] :: clavus
międzymózgowie {n} :: diencephalon (region of the human brain)
międzynarodowo {adv} :: internationally
międzynarodowy {adj} :: international
międzynarodowy alfabet fonetyczny {prop} {m inan} :: International Phonetic Alphabet
międzynarodówka {f} [politics] :: international (transnational organization of political parties of similar ideology)
Międzynarodówka {prop} {f} :: Internationale (proletarian song)
międzyplon {m inan} [agriculture] :: catch crop
międzyrostek {m inan} [linguistic morphology] :: interfix (affix linking two stems)
międzysłowiański {adj} :: Interslavic (between Slavs)
międzysłowiański {m inan} :: Interslavic (international auxiliary language based on Slavic languages)
międzywęźle {n} [botany] :: internode
miękisz {m inan} [botany] :: parenchyma
miękisz {m inan} :: crumb (soft internal portion of bread); soft part of any food
miękki {adj} :: soft
miękki {adj} [phonetics] :: palatal (sound)
miękko {adv} :: in a soft manner
miękko {adv} [linguistics] :: palatally
miękkopodniebienny {adj} [phonetics] :: velar (sound)
miękkość {f} :: softness
miękkość {f} [phonetics] :: palatalization (sound quality)
miękławka {f} :: bowfin (Amia calva)
mięknąć {vi impf} :: to soften; to become soft
mięknąć {vi impf} :: to soften up; to become softer
mięsień {m inan} [anatomy] :: muscle
mięsisty {adj} :: meaty, fleshy
mięsisty {adj} [botany] :: succulent
mięsiwo {n} [archaic or literary, humorous] :: meat that has been prepared for eating
mięsko {n} :: diminutive of mięso
mięsko {n} [anatomy] :: caruncle
mięsny {adj} [relational] :: meat
mięso {n} :: meat (animal flesh)
mięsożerca {m anim} :: carnivore (meat-eating animal)
mięsożerca {m pers} [colloquial, humorous] :: meat-eater, carnivore (person who enjoys eating meat)
mięsożerny {adj} :: carnivorous
mięszać {v impf} [dated] :: alternative form of mieszać
mięszanie {n} :: verbal noun of mięszać
mięszkać {v impf} [obsolete] :: alternative form of mieszkać
mięśniak {m inan} :: myoma
mięśniak {m pers} [colloquial] :: bruiser (heavily built man, prone to physical violence and not very intelligent)
mięśniowy {adj} [relational] :: muscle; muscular
mięta {f} :: mint (any plant of the genus Mentha)
miętolenie {n} :: verbal noun of miętolić
miętoszenie {n} :: verbal noun of miętosić
miętowy {adj} :: mint, minty
miętus {m anim} :: burbot (Lota lota)
miętus {m inan} [colloquial] :: mint-flavored candy
migacz {m inan} [colloquial] :: blinker, turn signal
migać {vi impf} :: to blink, to flash, to flicker
migawka {f} :: short piece of news, especially a film
migawka {f} [photography] :: shutter
migawka {f} :: nictitating membrane
migbłystalny {adj} [role-playing games] :: vorpal, likely to decapitate
migdał {m inan} :: almond (nut)
migdałowiec {m inan} :: almond tree
migdałowy {adj} :: almond (flavour, colour etc.)
migotka {f} :: nictitating membrane
migrena {f} [pathology] :: migraine (headache usually affecting only one side of the head)
migrenowy {adj} [relational] :: migraine
mijać {vt impf} :: to pass by, go past, go by, overshoot
mijać {vi impf} :: to pass, elapse
mijać się z prawdą {v impf} [euphemistic] :: to be untruthful
Mikołaj {prop} {m} :: given name
mikołajek {m inan} :: eryngo (any plant of the genus Eryngium)
mikołajek {m inan} :: A confection in the shape of Santa Claus
Mikołajów {prop} {m inan} :: Mikołajów (city)
mikołowski {adj} :: Of, from, or pertaining to Mikołów
Mikołów {prop} {m} :: Mikołów (city)
mikrobiologia {f} :: microbiology
mikrocefalia {f} :: microcephaly
mikroekonomia {f} [economics] :: microeconomics
mikrofalówka {f} [colloquial] :: microwave oven
mikrofilm {noun} :: microfilm
mikroflora {f} :: microflora
mikrofon {m inan} :: microphone
mikrokontroler {m inan} :: microcontroller
mikrometr {m inan} :: micrometre, micrometer
Mikronezja {prop} {f} :: Micronesia
mikroorganizm {m inan} [biology] :: microorganism
mikroskop {m inan} :: microscope
miksomatoza {f} :: myxomatosis (disease of rabbits)
mikstura {f} :: potion; concoction
mila {f} :: mile (unit of measure)
milczący {adj} :: silent, speechless, mute
milczeć {v impf} :: not to speak; to keep quiet, to keep silent, to be silent
milczek {m pers} :: A taciturn person; Silent Sam; clam
milczenie {n} :: silence (refraining from speaking)
milczenie jest złotem {proverb} :: silence is golden
mile {adv} :: kindly, warmly
milej {adv} :: comparative of miło
mili- {prefix} :: milli-
miliard {num} :: a milliard; a short-scale billion (109)
miliarder {m pers} :: billionaire
milicja {f} [historical] :: militsia (militarized police in the Soviet Union and related states)
milicja {f} [dated] :: militia (army of trained civilians called upon in time of need)
milicjant {m pers} :: militiaman
milicjantka {f} :: militiawoman
milicyjny {adj} [relational] :: militsia
miligram {m inan} :: milligram
mililitr {m inan} :: milliliter
milimetr {m inan} :: millimeter
milion {num} :: million (106)
milioner {m pers} :: millionaire
milionowy {num} :: millionth
milisekunda {f} :: millisecond
milknięcie {n} :: verbal noun of milknąć
milowy {adj} [relational] :: mile
milszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of miły
miluchno {adv} :: diminutive of miły
miluchny {adj} :: diminutive of miły
milusi {adj} :: diminutive of miły
milusieńki {adj} :: diminutive of milusi
milusieńko {adv} :: diminutive of milusio
milusio {adv} :: diminutive of miło
miluśki {adj} :: diminutive of milusi
miluśko {adv} :: diminutive of milusio
miluteńki {adj} :: diminutive of milutki
miluteńko {adv} :: diminutive of milutko
milutki {adj} :: diminutive of miły
milutko {adv} :: diminutive of miło
miłego dnia {phrase} :: have a nice day
miłek {m inan} :: pheasant's eye, any plant of the genus Adonis
miłek {m anim} :: Any bird of the genus Lepidopyga
miłek {m anim} :: Any bird of the genus Damophila
miło {adv} :: nicely (nice)
miło mi cię poznać {phrase} :: nice to meet you, pleased to meet you [informal]
miłorząb {m inan} :: ginkgo (genus of trees)
miłosierdzie {n} :: mercy; grace
miłosierny {adj} :: merciful
miłosny {adj} :: amorous
miłostka {f} :: amour, love affair, romance, liaison
Miłosz {prop} {m pers} :: given name
Miłosz {prop} {m pers} [archaic] :: diminutive of Miłosław
miłościw {adj} :: dated form of miłościwy
miłościwie {adv} [dated] :: graciously
miłościwy {adj} [dated] :: gracious (kind and warmly courteous)
miłość {f} :: love
miłość jest ślepa {proverb} :: love is blind
miłość od pierwszego wejrzenia {idiom} :: love at first sight
miłośnie {adv} :: amorously; in an amorous manner
miłośnik {m pers} :: enthusiast
miły {adj} :: nice, pleasant
mim {m pers} :: mime (pantomime actor)
mim {m inan} :: mime (classical theatrical entertainment in the form of farce)
mimeograf {m inan} :: mimeograph
mimicznie {adv} :: mimically
mimiczny {adj} :: mimic
mimika {f} :: facial expression
mimikra {f} [biology] :: mimicry
mimo {prep} :: despite, in spite of
mimochodem {adv} :: by the way, en passant, incidentally
mimośród {m inan} [engineering] :: eccentric (off-centre wheel)
mimośród {m inan} [mathematics] :: eccentricity (ratio between distances in a conic section)
mimośród {m inan} [astronomy] :: eccentricity (distance of the centre of a planet's orbit from the centre of the sun)
mimowolny {adj} :: involuntary
mimoza {f} :: mimosa
mina {f} :: mine (exploding device)
mina {f} :: face, facial expression
minaret {m inan} :: minaret
minąć {vt pf} :: to pass, to pass by, to go past
minąć {vi pf} :: to pass, to elapse, to go by
mineralny {adj} :: mineral
mineralog {m pers} :: mineralogist
mineralogia {f} :: mineralogy
mineralogiczny {adj} :: mineralogical
minerał {m inan} [geology] :: mineral
mineta {f} [colloquial] :: act of oral sex performed on a woman
minięcie {n} :: verbal noun of minąć
minimalista {m pers} :: minimalist
minimalistyczny {adj} :: minimalistic
minimalny {adj} :: minimal
minimum {adv} :: at least
minimum {n} :: minimum
miniony {adj} :: past (having already happened; in the past)
miniony {adj} :: last (most recent)
minister {m pers} [politics] :: minister
minister {f} [politics] :: female minister
ministerstwo {n} :: ministry (government department)
ministrant {m pers} :: altar boy
ministrantka {f} :: altar girl
minka {f} :: diminutive of mina (facial expression)
minka {f} :: emoticon
Minnesota {prop} {f} :: Minnesota (state)
Minnesota {prop} {f} :: Minnesota (river)
Minorka {prop} {f} :: Minorca, Menorca (one of the Baleariac Islands)
minować {vt impf} :: mine (sow mines in)
minóg {m anim} :: lamprey (eel-like fish)
minstrel {m pers} [historical] :: minstrel (medieval traveling entertainer)
mintaj {m anim} :: Alaska pollock, walleye pollock (Gadus chalcogrammus, syn. Theragra chalcogramma)
minus {m inan} :: minus, minus sign
minuskuła {f} [orthography] :: minuscule (lower-case letter)
minuta {f} :: minute (unit of time)
minutnik {m inan} :: timer (device which counts down from a specified time interval)
Mińsk {prop} {m} :: Mińsk (capital city)
miński {adj} :: Minsk (of, from or pertaining to Minsk in Belarus)
miński {adj} :: Mińsk Mazowiecki (of, from or pertaining to Mińsk Mazowiecki in Poland)
Mińszczyzna {prop} {f} :: historical region around Minsk
miocyt {m inan} [cytology] :: myocyte
miocytowy {adj} :: of or pertaining to a myocyte
miodek {m inan} :: diminutive of miód
miodokwiat {m inan} :: Any plant of the genus Herminium
miodowy {adj} :: honey
miodożer {m anim} :: honey badger (Mellivora capensis)
miodożerny {adj} :: honey-eating, mellivorous, meliphagous
mion {m inan} [physics] :: muon
miot {m inan} :: litter (offspring of an animal from one birth)
miotać {vt impf} :: to fling, hurl
miotełka {f} :: diminutive of miotła
miotlisko {n} :: augmentative of miotła
miotła {f} :: broom (tool for sweeping)
miód {m inan} :: honey
miód pitny {m inan} :: mead (alcoholic beverage)
Mirek {prop} {m pers} :: given name
Mirka {prop} {f} :: given name
Mirosław {prop} {m} :: given name
mirt {m inan} :: myrtle (shrub of the genus Myrtus)
Miruś {prop} {m pers} :: given name
misa {f} :: bowl (container)
misi {adj} :: synonym of misiowy
misiaczek {m anim} [affectionate] :: honey, darling
misja {f} :: mission
misjonarz {m pers} :: missionary
miska {f} :: diminutive of misa
miska {f} :: basin, bowl
Missisipi {prop} {n} :: Missisipi (state)
Missisipi {prop} {f} :: Missisipi (river)
Missouri {prop} {n} :: Missouri (state)
Missouri {prop} {f} :: Missouri (river)
mister {m pers} :: winner of a male beauty pageant
mistrz {m pers} :: master (expert at something)
mistrz {m pers} :: champion (winner of a competition)
mistrzostwo {n} :: championship
mistrzostwo Europy {n} :: European championship
mistrzowski {adj} :: masterful
mistrzowski {adj} :: masterly
mistrzyni {f} :: feminine noun of mistrz
mistycyzm {m inan} :: mysticism
mistyfikacja {f} :: deception; hoax; ruse; false flag
misyjny {adj} :: missionary
miszmasz {m inan} [colloquial] :: mishmash, hotchpotch
miś {m anim} :: teddy bear
miś {m anim} [colloquial] :: diminutive of niedźwiedź
miś {m inan} [colloquial] :: natural or synthetic fur
miś {m inan} [colloquial] :: A greeting involving an embrace and clapping each other's back
miś {m pers} [affectionate] :: sweetie; baby
miś {m pers} [colloquial, jocular] :: A stout, often slow, man or boy
miś {m pers} :: [slang] A cop, especially a traffic cop
miśki {m animp} [jocular, slang] :: traffic police
mit {m inan} :: myth
mitochondrium {m inan} [biology] :: mitochondrion
mitologia {f} :: mythology (collection and study of myths)
mitologiczny {adj} :: mythological
mitoza {f} [cytology] :: mitosis
mityczny {adj} :: mythic, mythical
mizantrop {m pers} :: misanthrope
mizantropia {f} :: misanthropy
mizantropka {f} :: female misanthrope
mizeria {f} :: mizeria (cucumber salad)
mizeria {f} :: misery, distress, dearth, squalor
mizoandria {f} :: misandry
mizoginia {f} :: misogyny
Mjanma {prop} {f} :: Myanmar
mjr {m pers} :: abbreviation of major Maj.
mjr {f} :: abbreviation of major Maj.
mklik {m anim} :: Any of several species of moth:
mknąć {vi impf} :: to scamper, to rush, to speed, to hare
mknięcie {n} :: verbal noun of mknąć
mlask {m inan} [phonetics] :: click
mlaskać {vi impf} :: to smack (to make a smacking sound)
mlaskanie {n} :: verbal noun of mlaskać
mlasnąć {vi pf} :: to smack (to make a smacking sound)
mlaśnięcie {n} :: verbal noun of mlasnąć
mlecz {m inan} [botany] :: Sonchus
mlecz {m inan} [botany, colloquial] :: dandelion (plant, wild flower of the genus Taraxacum)
mlecz {m inan} [zoology] :: milt (fish semen)
mleczak {m anim} [zoology] :: milter (male fish during breeding season)
mleczak {m anim} [colloquial] :: baby tooth, milk tooth
mleczan {m inan} :: lactate (salt or ester of lactic acid)
mleczara {f} :: Any plant of the genus Calotropis; milkweed
mleczarnia {f} :: dairy
mleczarnik {m pers} [Warsaw] :: dairy worker
mleczarz {m pers} :: milkman, dairyman
mleczko {n} :: diminutive of mleko
mleczko {n} :: A white, viscous liquid, e.g.,
mleczko {n} :: one used for cleaning or hydrating skin; cream; lotion
mleczko {n} :: sap secreted by mushrooms
mleczko {n} :: latex (Sok mleczny)
mleczko {n} :: crop milk ( pl: ptasie mleczko)
mleczko pszczele {n} :: royal jelly (substance secreted by bees)
mleczny {adj} :: milky
mleć {v impf} :: to grind, to mill
mleko {n} :: milk
mlyczok {m pers} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: boy, youngster
mlyczok {m anim} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: milk tooth
mlyczorz {m pers} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: dairyman
mlyko {n} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: milk
młocarka {f} :: thresher; threshing machine
młocarnia {f} :: thresher; threshing machine
młociarka {f} :: hammer thrower
młociarz {m pers} :: hammer thrower
młockarnia {f} :: thresher; threshing machine
młode {n} :: juvenile, cub; immature offspring of an animal
młodniak {m inan} :: young forest
młodnieć {vi impf} :: to become younger
młodnik {m inan} :: young forest
młodość {f} :: youth, youthfulness
młodożeniec {m pers} [archaic] :: bridegroom, newlywed man
młodszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of młody
młody {adj} :: young (in the early part of life or growth)
młodzian {m pers} [archaic, literary or humorous] :: A young man
młodzie {p} [Poznań, Kujawy] :: yeast
młodzieniec {m pers} [literary] :: A young man
młodzieniec {m pers} [obsolete] :: infant
młodzież {f} :: youth (young persons, collectively)
młodziwo {n} :: colostrum, foremilk
młokos {m pers} :: youngster
młokos {m inan} [colloquial] :: scarlet pimpernel (Anagallis arvensis)
młot {m inan} :: hammer (tool)
młot {m inan} [sport] :: hammer, a ball attached by wire to a grip, thrown in the track and field discipline of hammer throw
młoteczek {m inan} :: diminutive of młotek
młoteczek {m inan} [skeleton] :: malleus
młoteczek {m inan} :: malleus (part of the mastax of rotifers)
młoteczek {m inan} [music] :: hammer (piano part)
młotek {m inan} :: diminutive of młot
młotek {m inan} :: hammer (tool)
młotek {m pers} [derogatory] :: fool, dunce, idiot
młotowiertarka {f} :: hammer drill (power tool)
młócić {vt impf} :: to thresh
młócić {vt impf} :: to thrash, to pommel
młócić {v impf} [slang] :: to play a game obsessively
młpol. {noun} :: abbreviation of małopolski
młyn {m inan} :: mill
młyn {m inan} [rugby] :: scrum
młynarczyk {m pers} [archaic] :: apprentice miller; journeyman miller
młynarczyk {m pers} [archaic] :: miller's son
młynarz {m pers} :: miller (person who owns or operates a mill)
mnich {m pers} :: monk
mniej {adv} :: comparative of mało; less
mniej więcej {adv} :: more or less (approximately)
mniejsza {interj} :: never mind
mniejszość {f} :: minority
mniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of mały; smaller
mniemać {vt impf} :: to think, believe, assume, suppose
mniemanie {n} :: verbal noun of mniemać
mniemanie {n} :: opinion
mniszek {m pers} :: diminutive of mnich
mniszek {m pers} :: A young monk
mniszek {m inan} :: A plant of the genus Taraxacum
mniszek {m anim} :: A bird of the genus Xolmis
mniszka {f} :: A nun (member of a Christian religious community of women)
mniszka {f} :: A monk seal (Monachus)
mniszka {f} :: A bird of the genus Lonchura
mniszka {f} :: A nun moth (Lymantria monacha)
mniszka {f} :: A type of concave roof tile
mniszy {adj} :: monkish (pertaining to a monk)
mnogi {adj} :: numerous
mnogi {adj} :: plural
mnogościowy {adj} [mathematics] :: set-theoretic
mnożenie {n} :: multiplication
mnożenie {n} :: verbal noun of mnożyć
mnożnik {m inan} [arithmetic] :: multiplicand
mnożyć {vt impf} :: to multiply (increase the number or quantity of something)
mnożyć {vt impf} [mathematics] :: to multiply, to times
mnożyć {vr impf} :: to multiply, to proliferate
mnóstwo {num} :: abundance, plethora, loads, tons
mobbing {m inan} :: mobbing (group bullying)
moc {f} :: might, force
moc {f} :: a large number of something
moc {f} [physics] :: power
moc {f} [set theory] :: cardinality
mocarstwo {n} :: power (political entity)
mocarz {m pers} :: strongman, iron man, athlete
mocarz {m pers} :: potentate
moch {m pers} [slang] :: a Russian person
mochowik {m inan} :: Suillus granulatus
mochowik {m inan} :: Suillus luteus
mocian {m anim} [dialectal] :: stork (wading bird)
mocniej {adv} :: comparative of mocno
mocniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of mocny
mocno {adv} :: strongly; powerfully
mocno {adv} :: securely; tight
mocno {adv} [colloquial] :: very; really
mocny {adj} :: strong, sturdy
mocny {adj} :: tight (under high tension)
mocny {adj} :: powerful
mocować {vt impf} :: to attach, to affix
mocować {vr impf} :: to wrestle, to grapple
mocz {m inan} :: urine
moczan {m inan} :: urate
moczar {m inan} [bookish, usually plural] :: swamp
moczarzysko {n} :: augmentative of moczar
mocznik {m inan} :: urea
moczopędny {adj} :: diuretic
moczowód {m inan} :: ureter
moczowy {adj} :: urinary, uric, urinous
moczyć {vt impf} :: to soak, wet
moczygęba {m pers} [colloquial, jocular] :: male drunkard, drunk
moczygęba {f} [colloquial, jocular] :: female drunkard, drunk
moczymorda {m pers} [colloquial, jocular] :: male drunkard, drunk
moczymorda {f} [colloquial, jocular] :: female drunkard, drunk
moda {f} :: fashion
moda {f} :: fad
modelina {f} :: polymer clay
modelka {f} :: a female model
modem {m inan} :: modem
modernista {m pers} :: modernist
modernistka {f} :: female modernist
modernistycznie {adv} :: modernistically; in a modernist manner
modernistyczny {adj} :: modernist
modernizm {m inan} :: modernism
modernizować {vt impf} :: to modernize
modernizować {vr impf} [with się] :: to modernize (become modern in appearance, adopt modern ways)
modlić {vri impf} :: to pray (to petition a higher being)
modliszka {f} :: praying mantis
modliszka {f} :: femme fatale
modlitewnik {m inan} :: prayer book
modlitwa {f} :: prayer (practice of communicating with one's God)
modła {f} :: model, pattern
modła {f} [dated] :: prayer
modła {f} [dated] :: idol (graven image)
modraczek {m inan} :: diminutive of modrak
modraczek {m anim} :: bush robin, bluetail (any bird of the genus Tarsiger)
modrak {m anim} :: blue rock thrush (Monticola solitarius)
modrak {m inan} :: Any plant of the genus Crambe
modrak {m inan} [Poznań] :: cornflower (Centaurea cyanus)
modro {adv} :: bluely
modry {adj} :: cerulean, deep blue
modry {adj} [Upper Silesia] :: blue
modrzej {adv} :: comparative of modro
modrzejec {m inan} :: Any plant of the genus Haematoxylum
modrzeniec {m inan} :: cornflower (Centaurea cyanus)
modrzeniec {m inan} :: forking larkspur (Consolida regalis)
modrzeniec {m inan} :: A blue apron (component of some folk costumes in Silesia)
modrzew {m inan} :: larch, any tree of genus Larix
modrzewnica {f} :: bog rosemary (any plant in the genus Andromeda)
modzel {m inan} :: callus
modżajto {n} [nonstandard, humorous, slang] :: mojito
Mogadiszu {prop} {n} :: Mogadiszu (capital city)
Mogilew {prop} {m inan} :: Mogilew (city)
mogilny {adj} :: grave
mogiła {f} [dated] :: grave
Moguncja {prop} {f} :: Moguncja (city)
mohar {m inan} :: foxtail millet (Setaria italica), properly Setaria italica subsp. moharra syns. Setaria italica subsp. moharium and Setaria italica var. minor
moher {m inan} :: mohair
moher {m pers} [slang, derogatory] :: see moherowy beret
moherowy beret {m pers} [colloquial, idiom, derogatory] :: elderly follower of Tadeusz Rydzyk
moherowy beret {m pers} :: See: pl moherowy beret
Mohylew {prop} {m inan} :: Mohylew (city)
moim zdaniem {phrase} :: in my view, in my opinion, I think
mojito {n} :: mojito
Mojżesz {prop} {m} :: Moses (the biblical patriarch)
moknięcie {n} :: verbal noun of moknąć
mokradło {n} :: wetland
mokry {adj} :: wet (of an object: covered with or impregnated with liquid)
mol {m inan} :: mole (unit of amount)
molekuła {f} :: [rare] molecule
molibden {m inan} :: molybdenum (chemical element, Mo, atomic number 42)
molo {n} :: pier (raised platform built from the shore out over water)
Mołdawia {prop} {f} :: Moldova (country)
mołdawski {adj} :: Moldovan
mołojec {m pers} [historic] :: young Cossack
mołojec {m pers} [dated or literary] :: brave, resourceful person
moment {m inan} [physics] :: moment
momot {m pers} [archaic] :: Someone who speaks unintelligibly, mumbles, or jabbers
momot {m pers} [dialectal] :: A good-for-nothing, moron, or nincompoop
Monachium {prop} {n} :: Monachium (caplc)
monada {f} :: monad
Monakijczyk {m pers} :: a male Monégasque (citizen of Monaco)
Monakijka {f} :: a female Monégasque (citizen of Monaco)
Monako {prop} {n} :: Monako (city-state)
monarcha {m pers} :: monarch (ruler)
monarchia {f} :: monarchy
monarchini {f} :: monarch (female ruler)
monarchini {f} :: wife of a monarch
monarchista {m pers} :: monarchist
monarchizm {m inan} :: monarchism (rule by a monarchy)
monarchizm {m inan} :: monarchism (advocacy of the monarchistic political system)
moneta {f} :: coin (a piece of currency)
monetaryzm {m inan} :: monetarism
monetka {f} :: diminutive of moneta
Mongolia {prop} {f} :: Mongolia
mongolski {adj} :: Mongolian
Mongoł {m pers} :: a male Mongolian
Mongołka {f} :: a female Mongolian
Monia {prop} {f} :: diminutive of Monika
Monika {prop} {f} :: given name
Monisia {prop} {f} :: A diminutive of the female given name Monika
monitor {m inan} [computing] :: monitor (display device)
monitoring {m inan} :: monitoring (surveillance or continuous or regular observation)
monitoring {m inan} :: video surveillance
monogamia {f} :: monogamy
monogamiczny {adj} :: monogamous
monogamista {m pers} :: monogamist
monogamistka {f} :: female monogamist
monogram {m inan} :: monogram
monokl {m inan} :: monocle
monoklowy {adj} [relational] :: monocle
monolog {m inan} :: monologue
monopol {m inan} [economics] :: monopoly (situation of exclusive supply)
monopol {m inan} [economics] :: monopoly (privilege granting such control)
monopol {m inan} :: Monopoly (board game)
monopol {m inan} [colloquial] :: liquor store, off-licence
monopolista {m pers} [economics] :: monopolist
monopolowy {m inan} [colloquial] :: liquor store, off-licence
monopolowy {adj} [relational] :: monopoly
monosacharyd {m inan} [biochemistry] :: monosaccharide
monoteista {m pers} :: monotheist
monoteistyczny {adj} :: monotheistic
monoteizm {m inan} :: monotheism
monotlenek {m inan} :: monoxide
monotonia {f} :: monotony
monotonnie {adv} :: monotonously, tediously
monotonny {adj} :: tedious
monstrancja {f} [Roman Catholicism] :: monstrance (ornamental in which the consecrated host is placed for veneration)
monsun {m inan} :: monsoon (wind)
monsunowy {adj} [relational] :: monsoon
Montana {prop} {f} :: Montana (state)
montaż {m inan} :: assembly (fitting parts together)
montaż {m inan} :: installation (act of installing)
montaż {m inan} :: cutting (editing of film)
montażysta {m pers} :: editor (someone who manipulates video footage and assembles it into the correct order)
montażystka {f} :: female editor (someone who manipulates video footage and assembles it into the correct order)
monter {m pers} :: fitter
monterka {f} :: feminine noun of monter
montownia {f} :: assembly hall, part of a factory where products are assembled
montownia {f} [pejorative] :: factory that performs tasks that require mainly manual labor, providing low-paid jobs; sweatshop
Montreal {prop} {m} :: Montreal (largest city)
mopek {m anim} :: Any bat of the genus Barbastella
mopek {m anim} :: diminutive of mops
mops {m anim} :: pug (a dog breed)
morale {n} :: morale (capacity of people to maintain belief in an institution or a goal)
morale {n} :: morals
moralniak {m anim} [humorous] :: remorse
moralny {adj} :: moral
morał {m inan} :: moral
moratorium {n} :: moratorium
moraw. {adj} :: abbreviation of morawski
morawski {adj} :: Moravian
Morawy {prop} {p} :: Moravia
mord {m inan} :: murder
morda {f} [of an animal] :: face
morda {f} [pejorative] :: mug; human face
morda {f} [slang] :: person
morda {interj} [offensive] :: shut up!
morderca {m pers} :: murderer
morderczyni {f} :: murderess
morderstwo {n} :: murder (an act of deliberate killing)
mordęga {f} [colloquial] :: torment, agony
mordęga {f} [colloquial] :: drudgery, toil
mordobicie {n} [colloquial, pejorative or humorous] :: brawl, fight
mordobicie {n} [colloquial, pejorative or humorous] :: fighting game, beat 'em up
mordobicie {n} [colloquial, pejorative or humorous] :: a movie featuring violent hand-to-hand combat
Mordor {m inan} [figurative] :: area of peril, darkness, or evil
Mordor {m inan} [Warsaw, pejorative] :: office complexes on Domaniewska street in Służewiec, a district of Warsaw
mordować {v impf} :: to murder, to kill on purpose
mordowanie {n} :: verbal noun of mordować
mordownia {f} [historic] :: murder-hole
mordownia {f} [colloquial] :: shady area; unsafe place with lots of criminal activity
morduchna {f} :: diminutive of mordka
Mordwa {prop} {f} :: Mordovia
morela {f} :: apricot (tree)
morela {f} :: apricot (fruit)
morelka {f} :: diminutive of morela
morelowy {adj} [relational] :: apricot
morelowy {adj} [color] :: apricot
morena {f} [geology] :: moraine (accumulation of rocks and debris carried and deposited by a glacier)
mores {m inan} :: law obedience
morfem {m inan} :: morpheme
Morfeusz {prop} {m} [Greek god] :: Morpheus
morfina {f} :: morphine (opioid used as an anaesthetic or recreational drug)
morfologia {f} :: morphology
morfologicznie {adv} :: morphologically
morkwa {f} [Kresy] :: carrot
moroszka {f} :: cloudberry
mors {m anim} :: walrus (Arctic mammal)
mors {m anim} :: winter swimmer
morski {adj} :: of or pertaining to the sea; marine
morski {adj} :: nautical
morski {adj} :: teal, sea blue (color)
morszczuk {m anim} :: hake (Merluccius), especially the European hake (Merluccius merluccius)
morszczyn {m inan} :: brown algae of the genus Fucus
morświn {m anim} :: porpoise
morwa {f} :: mulberry, any of several trees of the genus Morus
morwa {f} :: mulberry, the fruit of such trees
morze {n} :: sea
Morze Adriatyckie {prop} {n} :: Adriatic Sea
Morze Bałtyckie {prop} {n} :: Baltic Sea
Morze Egejskie {prop} {n} :: Aegean Sea
Morze Kaspijskie {prop} {n} :: Caspian Sea
Morze Północne {prop} {n} :: the North Sea
morzyć {vt impf} [obsolete] :: to kill slowly in a cruel way
mosiądz {m inan} :: brass (alloy of copper and zinc)
mosiężny {adj} :: of, pertaining to, or characteristic of brass
moskal {m inan} [Góral] :: A type of placek
Moskal {m pers} [pejorative] :: A Muscovite; a Russian person
moskalik {m inan} :: pickled herring
Moskalik {m pers} [rare] :: diminutive of Moskal
moskiewski {adj} :: Muscovite (of, from or pertaining to Moscow in Russia)
moskiewski {adj} :: Muscovite, Russian
moskit {m anim} :: sandfly, phlebotomine (any fly of the subfamily Phlebotominae)
moskit {m anim} [rare] :: mosquito
moskitiera {f} :: mosquito net
moskol {m inan} [Góral] :: A type of placek
Moskwa {prop} {f} :: Moskwa (federal city/capital)
Moskwa {prop} {f} :: Russia
Moskwa {prop} {f} [dated] :: Russians
most {m inan} :: bridge (building over a river or valley)
most wantowy {m inan} :: cable-stayed bridge
most wiszący {m inan} :: suspension bridge
most wspornikowy {m inan} :: cantilever bridge
most zwodzony {m inan} :: bascule bridge, drawbridge
Mostar {prop} {m} :: Mostar
mostek {m inan} [skeleton] :: sternum, breastbone
mostek {m inan} :: brisket
mostek {m inan} :: bridge (a prosthesis replacing one or several adjacent teeth)
mostek {m inan} :: bridge (the piece on string instruments)
mostek {m inan} :: gangway
mostek {m inan} :: diminutive of most
moszcz {m inan} :: must (fruit juice for fermentation, usually from grapes)
moszna {f} [anatomy] :: scrotum
mość {f} :: polite term of address among the nobility; majesty
motać {vt impf} :: to spool, to reel, to tangle
motanie {n} :: verbal noun of motać
motek {m inan} :: skein
motek {m inan} :: hank
motek {m inan} :: reel
motek {m inan} :: spool
motel {m inan} :: motel
motelik {m inan} :: diminutive of motel
motelowy {adj} [relational] :: motel
motet {m inan} [music] :: motet
motłoch {m inan} [derogatory] :: rabble, riffraff, mob (unruly group of people)
motłoch {m inan} [derogatory] :: the people, hoi polloi (ordinary citizens of a country as opposed to the elites)
motocykl {m inan} :: motorcycle
motocyklista {m pers} :: motorcyclist
motocyklistka {f} :: female motorcyclist
motocyklowy {adj} [relational] :: motorcycle
motor {m inan} [colloquial] :: motorcycle
motor {m inan} :: engine
motorek {m inan} :: diminutive of motor
motorniczy {m pers} :: tram driver
motto {n} :: philosophy, motto, watchword, byword
motto {n} [literature] :: epigraph (literary quotation placed at the beginning of a text)
motyka {f} :: hoe
motyl {m anim} :: butterfly
motylek {m anim} :: diminutive of motyl
motyli {adj} [relational] :: butterfly (of, pertaining to, or characteristic of butterflies)
motylica {f} :: trematode of the genus Fasciola
motylica {f} :: greater wax moth, honeycomb moth (Galleria mellonella)
motylica {f} [rare, diseases] :: fasciolosis
motylica {f} [rare] :: female butterfly
motylica {f} [obsolete] :: fickle woman
motyw {m inan} :: motive (anything that prompts a choice of action)
motyw {m inan} [law] :: motive (a reason for criminal behaviour)
motyw {m inan} [law] ::  recital (a numbered division unit of reasoning written in front of a statute)
motyw {m inan} [music] :: motive, theme
motyw {m inan} [literature] :: motif, a recurring idea
motyw {m inan} [art] :: motif (decorative figure repeated in a design or pattern)
mowa {f} :: speech (an oration, session of speaking)
mowa {f} [often, literary] :: language, speech (means of communication)
mowa jest srebrem, a milczenie złotem {proverb} :: speech is silver, silence is golden
mowny {adj} [colloquial] :: eloquent, talkative, loquacious
mowny {adj} [dated, literary] :: spoken, speaking
Moza {prop} {f} :: Meuse (river in France, Belgium and the Netherlands)
mozaika {f} [art] :: mosaic
mozambicki {adj} :: Mozambican
Mozambijczyk {m pers} :: Mozambican (person)
Mozambijka {f} :: Mozambican (female person)
Mozambik {prop} {m inan} :: Mozambique
Mozart {prop} {m pers} [music] :: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Mozela {prop} {f} :: Moselle (river in France and Germany)
mozga {f} :: Any plant of the genus Phalaris; canary grass
mozolenie {n} :: verbal noun of mozolić
mozolny {adj} :: toilsome
mozolny {adj} :: arduous
mozolny {adj} :: laborious
mozół {m inan} :: toil
mozzarella {f} :: mozzarella (soft Italian cheese)
moździerz {m inan} :: mortar (short large-bore cannon)
moździerz {m inan} :: mortar (vessel used to grind ingredients)
moździerzowy {adj} :: of or pertaining to a mortar
moździerzyk {m inan} :: diminutive of moździerz; small mortar
może {particle} :: perhaps, maybe
może być {phrase} :: See: pl może być
może być {phrase} :: expresses acceptance with a hint of reluctance or indifference; OK, that will do
może nie {adv} :: perhaps no, perhaps not, used in politely refusing or declining
może tak {adv} :: yes, a statement of acceptance, but with a bit of uncertainty (maybe yes, possibly yes)
możesz mi pomóc {phrase} :: [informal] can you help me?
możliwe {adv} :: possible (able but not certain to happen)
możliwe {adv} [colloquial] :: acceptable
możliwość {f} :: possibility, chance
możliwość {f} :: capability
możliwy {adj} :: possible (able but not certain to happen)
możliwy {adj} [colloquial] :: acceptable
można {v} :: it is possible; one can (used to express possibility)
móc {vi impf} :: to be able; may, might
móc {vi impf} :: to be allowed
mój {pron} :: my, mine
mól {m anim} :: moth [a member of Tineidae]
mól książkowy {idiom} :: bookworm (avid reader)
mór {m inan} [dated] :: plague, murrain
mówca {m pers} :: speaker, orator
mówczyni {f} :: female speaker, female orator
mówić {vt impf} :: to say, tell
mówić {vi impf} :: to speak
mówić {vi impf} :: to talk
mówienie {n} :: verbal noun of mówić
mównica {f} [architecture] :: platform, tribune, pulpit (a raised stage from which speeches are made)
mózg {m inan} :: brain
mózgowie {n} :: encephalon (brain)
mózgowiec {m pers} [humorous] :: brainiac, intellectual
mózgowiec {m anim} [helminthology] :: coenurus
mózgowy {adj} [relational] :: brain, cerebral (of, or relating to the brain)
móżdżek {m inan} :: cerebellum
móżdżek {m inan} :: brains (brain of one or more animals used as food)
Mrągowo {prop} {n} :: Mrągowo (town)
mroczak {m anim} :: Any bat of the genus Vespertilio
mroczek {m inan} [rare] :: diminutive of mrok
mroczek {m inan} [pathology] :: scotoma
mroczek {m anim} :: A house bat (any bat of the genus Eptesicus)
mroczek {m anim} :: Any darkling beetle belonging to the genus Stenomax
mrocznie {adv} :: darkly
mrocznie {adv} :: gloomily
mrocznie {adv} :: murkily
mroczniej {adv} :: comparative of mrocznie
mroczniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of mroczny
mrocznik {m anim} :: Any bat of the genus Chalinolobus
mroczny {adj} :: dark
mroczny {adj} :: gloomy
mroczny {adj} :: murky
mrok {m inan} :: darkness
mrowie {n} :: A large amount or number of people or things, especially when seen from afar; a swarm
mrowie {n} :: horripilation, goose bumps
mrowiec {m anim} [Cieszyn Silesia, Bukovina] :: ant (formicid)
mrowisko {n} :: anthill
mrozić {vt impf} :: to freeze
mrozić {vt impf} :: to chill
mrozoodporny {adj} :: coldproof
mroźny {adj} :: frosty, frigid, freezing (very cold)
mrówa {f} [colloquial] :: augmentative of mrówka
mrówczan {m inan} [organic chemistry] :: formate
mrówczę {n} [rare] :: antling, antlet (a very small, young ant)
mrówczy {adj} [relational] :: ant; of or pertaining to insects in the family Formicidae
mrówczy {adj} :: diligent, industrious
mróweczka {f} :: diminutive of mrówka
mrówka {f} :: ant, formicid (insect belonging to the family Formicidae)
mrówka {f} [by extension] :: Someone who is hardworking and persistent; a busy bee
mrówkodrozd {m anim} :: Any antthrush of the genus Chamaeza
mrówkojad {m anim} :: anteater, myrmecophagid (mammal of the order Myrmecophagidae)
mrówkojad {m anim} :: formicariid; antthrush of the family Formicariidae
mrówkolew {m anim} :: Any antlion of the genus Myrmeleon
mrówkołów {m anim} :: formicariid; antthrush of the family Formicariidae
mrówkowiec {m anim} :: Any antwren of the genus Euchrepomis
mrówkowód {m anim} :: Any antthrush of the genus Formicarius
mrówkożer {m anim} :: Any gnateater of the genus Conopophaga
mrówkożer workowaty {m anim} :: numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus)
mrówkożerca {m anim} :: formicivore, myrmecophage (any organism that feeds on ants)
mrówkożerczy {adj} :: anteating, formicivorous, myrmecophagous (feeding on ants)
mrówkożerny {adj} :: anteating, formicivorous, myrmecophagous (feeding on ants)
mrówkożery {m animp} :: Conopophagidae, gnateaters (bird family)
mrówkożery {m animp} :: Myrmecobiidae (marsupial family)
mrównik {m anim} :: aardvark
mrównik {m anim} [plural only] :: Tubulidentata
mróz {m inan} :: freeze, frost (cold weather)
mróz {m inan} :: dusty miller, a small plant with decorative silver leaves, especially the silver ragwort (Jacobaea maritima, formerly Senecio cineraria)
mruczeć {v impf} :: to purr
mruczeć {v impf} :: to mumble, to mutter
mrugać {v impf} :: to blink
mrugać {v impf} :: to twinkle (of stars)
mruganie {n} :: verbal noun of mrugać
mrugnięcie {n} :: verbal noun of mrugnąć
mruk {m pers} [colloquial] :: One who is taciturn
mruk {m inan} :: murmur
mrzeć {vi impf} [archaic] :: to die
mrzonka {f} :: pipe dream (near impossibility)
mrzygłód {m pers} [archaic] :: A poor, starving person
mrzygłód {m pers} [archaic] :: A scrooge; a miser
mrzygłód {m inan} [colloquial] :: common chickweed (Stellaria media)
msza {f} :: mass (religion: celebration of the Eucharist)
mszak {m inan} :: A bryophyte
mszalny {adj} [relational, Christianity] :: mass
mszał {m inan} [Christianity] :: missal
mszyca {f} :: greenfly, aphid
mszysty {adj} :: mossy (covered in or overgrown with moss)
mścić {vt impf} :: to avenge, to revenge
Mścisław {prop} {m pers} :: given name
mściwość {f} :: vengefulness
mściwość {f} :: vindictiveness
mściwy {adj} :: vengeful
mściwy {adj} :: vindictive
mu {interj} :: moo (sound made by cows and bulls)
mucha {f} :: fly
mucha {f} :: bow-tie
muchołap {m anim} :: Any tyrant flycatcher of the genus Myiarchus
muchołówka {f} :: Any flycatcher of the genus Muscicapa
muchołówka {f} :: Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula)
muchołówka {f} :: fly bottle, glass flytrap
muchomor {m anim} :: amanita, toadstool
muchotrzew {m inan} :: sand spurry, a plant of the genus Spergularia
muchotrzew {m inan} [colloquial] :: common chickweed (Stellaria media)
muchówka {f} :: dipteran, fly (any insect of the order Diptera)
muchówka {f} [colloquial] :: flyrod (fishing rod)
muczeć {vi impf} :: to moo
mućka {f} [colloquial, dialectal] :: cow
muesli {n} :: muesli
muezin {m pers} :: muezzin (the man who issues the call to prayer)
muflon {m anim} :: mouflon
mufti {m pers} [Islam] :: mufti (Muslim scholar)
mul {m anim} [colloquial] :: blue mussel (Mytilus edulis)
mul {m anim} [colloquial] :: Mediterranean mussel (Mytilus galloprovincialis)
mularz {m pers} [archaic] :: bricklayer
mularz {m pers} [regional] :: tile-stove setter, stove fitter
mularz {m pers} [archaic] :: freemason
mularz {m pers} [archaic] :: A mine worker who removes coal sludge
mulcz {m inan} [agriculture] :: mulch
mulczować {vt impf} [agriculture] :: To mulch
mulczowanie {n} :: verbal noun of mulczować
mulczowanie {n} [agriculture] :: mulching
mulczujący {adj} [agriculture] :: mulching
mulenie {n} :: verbal noun of mulić
muli {adj} [rare] :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of mules
multiinstrumentalista {m pers} :: multi-instrumentalist
multiinstrumentalistka {f} :: female multi-instrumentalist
muł {m inan} :: silt
muł {m inan} :: sludge
muł {m anim} :: mule, a hybrid between a horse and a donkey
mułowiec {m inan} [rock] :: mudstone
mumia {f} :: mummy (embalmed corpse)
mumia {f} [colloquial] :: scrag (thin or scrawny person or animal)
mundial {m inan} :: (informal) FIFA World Cup
mundur {m inan} :: uniform (a distinctive outfit as a means of identifying members of a group)
mundurek {m inan} :: diminutive of mundur
mundurek {m inan} :: school uniform
municypalny {adj} :: municipal
Muntenia {prop} {f} :: Muntenia (historical region)
mur {m inan} :: wall
Muranów {m inan} :: Muranów (residential)
murarz {m pers} :: bricklayer
muraszka {f} [Kresy] :: ant (formicid)
murawa {f} :: green, sward (expanse of land covered in grass)
murawka {f} :: diminutive of murawa
murawka {f} [microbiology] :: lawn
Murcki {prop} {p} :: A district of Katowice
murek {m inan} :: diminutive of mur
murłata {f} :: wall plate
murzać {v impf} :: to dirty, to soil
murzyn {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory] :: someone who does uncredited work for another person (e.g. a ghostwriter)
murzyn {m pers} [colloquial, pejorative] :: someone who works heavily and is being exploited
murzyn {m pers} [offensive, ethnic slur] :: someone with a dark tan, almost always of African descent.
Murzyn {m pers} :: A black person
murzynek {m pers} :: diminutive of murzyn; usually referring to a black child
murzynek {m inan} [colloquial] :: cocoa cake
murzynek {m inan} [colloquial] :: variegated bolete (Suillus variegatus)
murzyńskość {f} :: negritude; blackness; the quality of belonging to the black race
murzyńskość {f} [colloquial, derogatory] :: willingness to be exploited; apathy in the face of oppression
mus {m inan} :: constraint, coercion, must
mus {m inan} :: mousse
musieć {vi impf} :: to have to, to need to, to be obliged to
musieć {vi impf} :: must
muskularność {f} :: muscularity, strength, brawniness
muskularny {adj} :: muscular, muscly, brawny
muskulatura {f} :: musculature, thew
muskuł {m inan} [colloquial] :: muscle
musli {n} :: muesli
müsli {n} :: muesli
muslim {m pers} [derogatory, ethnic slur] :: Muslim
musnąć {v pf} :: to dab, to touch lightly over and over with something
musnąć {v pf} :: to shave
musnąć {v pf} :: to scuff, to graze
mustang {m anim} :: mustang (horse)
muszeczka {f} :: diminutive of muszka
muszka {f} :: diminutive of mucha
muszka {f} :: bowtie
muszka {f} :: foresight (front sight of a rifle)
muszkiet {m inan} :: musket (species of firearm)
muszla {f} :: seashell
muszla {f} :: toilet bowl
musztarda {f} :: mustard (condiment)
muszy {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a fly (insect)
muszysko {n} :: augmentative of mucha
muślin {m inan} :: muslin
muślinowy {adj} [relational] :: muslin
muślinowy {adj} [relational] :: mousseline
mutant {m anim} :: mutant
muton {m inan} [geography, glaciology] :: roche moutonnée, sheepback
muton {m inan} [genetics] :: muton
mutra {f} :: nut (for a bolt)
muza {f} :: Muse, muse
muzeum {n} :: museum
muzułmanin {m pers} :: Muslim (believer)
muzułmański {adj} :: Muslim
muzyczka {f} :: diminutive of muzyka
muzyczka {f} :: female musician
muzycznie {adv} :: musically; in a musical manner
muzyczny {adj} :: musical
muzyk {m pers} :: musician
muzyka {f} :: music (sound, organized in time in a melodious way)
muzyka {f} [literary] :: music (any pleasing or interesting sounds)
muzyka {f} [colloquial] :: orchestra, band (group of musicians)
muzyka {f} [colloquial] :: music lessons, music class (place where music is taught)
muzyka {f} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: dance party
muzyka {f} [Bukovina] :: fun, amusement
muzyka poważna {f} :: classical music
my {pron} :: we (first person plural )
mych {pron} :: alternative form of moich
mycha {f} :: augmentative of mysz; a big or ugly mouse
mycie {n} :: verbal noun of myć
myć {v impf} :: to wash, to clean with water
myć {vri impf} :: to wash oneself
mydelniczka {f} :: soap dish
mydełko {n} :: diminutive of mydło
mydlenie {n} :: verbal noun of mydlić
mydleniec {m inan} :: soapberry (any plant of the genus Sapindus)
mydlić {vt impf} :: to soap
mydlnica {f} :: soapwort, any plant of the genus Saponaria
mydło {n} :: soap (substance)
myjnia {f} :: wash (place where vehicles are washed); car wash
mykologia {f} :: mycology
mykwa {f} [Judaism] :: mikveh
mylić {vr impf} :: to make a mistake/an error; to be mistaken; to be wrong
mylnie {adv} :: erroneously, mistakenly
mylny {adj} :: erroneous, mistaken
mym {pron} :: alternative form of moim
mymi {pron} :: alternative form of moimi
mysi {adj} :: pertaining to mice; mousy; murine
mysikrólik {m anim} :: goldcrest (Regulus regulus)
mysiogon {m anim} :: mouse-tailed dormouse (any dormouse of the genus Myomimus)
Mysłowice {prop} {p} :: City in southern Poland
mysłowicki {adj} :: Of, from, or pertaining to Mysłowice
mysz {f} :: mouse (rodent of the genus Mus)
mysz {f} :: mouse (computer input device)
mysza {f} [nonstandard, humorous] :: mouse
myszka {f} :: mouse (computing: input device)
myszka {f} :: diminutive of mysz
myszka {f} [slang, affectionate] :: female genitalia; pussy
Myszka Miki {prop} {f} :: Mickey Mouse (Disney character)
myszołów {m anim} :: buzzard (bird of prey of the genus Buteo)
myszopłoch {m inan} :: butcher's broom (any plant of the genus Ruscus)
myszowór {m anim} :: phascogale, wambenger (any marsupial of the genus Phascogale)
myśl {f} :: thought (an idea)
myśleć {v impf} :: think
myśleć o niebieskich migdałach {v impf} [colloquial, idiom] :: to daydream
myślenie {n} :: thinking; verbal noun of myśleć
myślenie życzeniowe {n} :: wishful thinking
myśliciel {m pers} :: thinker, philosopher
myślistwo {n} :: hunting
myśliwiec {m inan} :: fighter (aircraft type)
myśliwiec {m pers} [archaic] :: fighter pilot
myśliwiec {m pers} [obsolete] :: hunter, huntsman
myśliwski {adj} [relational] :: hunting
myśliwski {adj} [relational] :: fighter plane, fighter pilot
myśliwy {m pers} :: hunter
myślnik {m inan} [typography] :: dash (punctuation mark; typographic symbols are called półpauza (N-dash) and pauza (M-dash))
myśmy {pron} [colloquial, sometimes, proscribed] :: Combined form of my + -śmy (first person plural pronoun + verb suffix)
myto {n} :: toll, tollgate
mżawka {f} :: drizzle (light rain)
mżyć {vi impf} :: to drizzle (rain lightly)