User:Matthias Buchmeier/pl-en-s

s- {prefix} :: Used before voiceless consonants to form a verb in a perfective aspect from a verb in an imperfective aspect
SA {noun} :: initialism of spółka akcyjna
Saara {prop} {f} :: Saar (river in France and Germany)
Saara {prop} {f} :: Saarland (component state of Germany)
sabat {m inan} :: Sabbath (meeting of witches)
sabatowy {adj} [relational] :: Sabbath
sabotaż {m inan} :: sabotage
sabotażowy {adj} [relational] :: sabotage
sabotażysta {m pers} :: A male saboteur
sabotować {vt impf} :: to sabotage
sabotowanie {n} :: verbal noun of sabotować
Sachalin {prop} {m inan} :: Sakhalin (Russian island)
sacharoza {f} :: sucrose
sacharyd {m inan} [organic chemistry, nutrition] :: carbohydrate (organic compounds such as sugar, starch or cellulose)
sacharyna {f} :: saccharine
sad {m inan} :: orchard
sadek {m inan} :: diminutive of sad
sadło {n} :: animal fat tissue
sadło {n} [dated] :: salo
sadownik {m pers} :: orchardist, orcharder, fruit grower
sadowy {adj} :: Of or pertaining to an orchard
sadystycznie {adv} :: sadistically; in a sadistic manner
sadystyczny {adj} :: sadistic
sadyzm {m inan} :: sadism
sadza {f} :: soot
sadzarka {f} [agriculture, forestry] :: transplanter (machine)
sadzawka {f} :: pool, pond (small area of still water)
sadzenie {n} :: verbal noun of sadzić
sadzić {vt impf} :: to plant
sadziec {m inan} :: hemp agrimony, flowering plant of the genus Eupatorium
sadzonka {f} :: seedling, a juvenile plant ready for transplanting
sadź {f} :: alternative form of szadź
Safona {prop} {f} :: Sappho (the Ancient Greek poetess)
sagan {m inan} [obsolete] :: A large copper or iron vessel used to boil water or food
sagan {m inan} [colloquial, anatomy] :: A head
sagan {m inan} [Kraków] :: A kettle
sagowiec {m inan} :: Any cycad of the genus Cycas
sagowiec {m inan} [usually plural] :: Cycadales
Sahara {prop} {f} :: Sahara (desert)
Sahara Zachodnia {prop} {f} :: Western Sahara
Saint Kitts i Nevis {prop} {p} :: Saint Kitts i Nevis (a <<country>> consisting of two <<islands>> in the <<r/Caribbean>>)
Saint Lucia {prop} {n} :: Saint Lucia (island/and/country)
Saint Vincent i Grenadyny {prop} {p} :: Saint Vincent i Grenadyny (archipelago/and/country)
Saint-Barthélemy {prop} {n} :: Saint-Barthélemy (overseas collectivity)
Saint-Martin {prop} {n} :: Saint-Martin (overseas collectivity)
Saint-Pierre i Miquelon {prop} {n} :: Saint-Pierre i Miquelon (overseas collectivity)
sajgon {m inan} [colloquial] :: extreme commotion, chaos
Sajgon {prop} {m inan} :: Saigon, the former name of Ho Chi Minh City
sajgonka {f} :: spring roll (traditional Vietnamese dish)
sajonara {interj} [colloquial] :: sayonara, farewell
sake {n} :: sake (Japanese rice wine)
sakiewka {f} :: pouch
sakrament {m inan} :: sacrament
saksofon {m inan} :: saxophone
saksofonista {m pers} :: saxophonist
saksofonistka {f} :: female saxophonist
Saksonia {prop} {f} :: Saxony (part of Germany)
saksoński {adj} :: Saxon
sala {f} :: hall [e.g. lecture or assembly]
sala {f} :: room
sala {f} [figurative] :: audience, auditorium
salamandra {f} :: salamander
salami {n} :: salami
saletra {f} :: saltpetre
salka {f} :: diminutive of sala
salon {m inan} :: living room
salon {m inan} :: any large room
salon {m inan} :: service point, shop, store, parlor (used especially for shops in a shopping center)
salon {m inan} :: exhibition, show
salon {m inan} [pejorative, singular only] :: ruling class, the elite, the establishment
Saloniki {prop} {p} :: Saloniki (city)
salsa {f} :: salsa (spicy tomato sauce)
salsa {f} :: salsa (dance)
Salwador {prop} {m inan} :: Salwador (country)
salwadorski {adj} :: Salvadoran
sałata {f} :: lettuce
sałatka {f} :: salad
sam {adj} [comparable] :: alone, without company
sam {adj} [not comparable] :: myself, yourself, himself, etc. (emphatic determiner, used similarly to "no other than" or "the very", as in "I myself")
sam {adj} [not comparable] :: by oneself, alone, by own volition or power, without outside help or encouragement
samar {m inan} :: samarium (chemical element, Sm, atomic number 62)
Samara {prop} {f} :: Samara (oblast)
Samara {prop} {f} :: Samara (city/administrative center)
Samara {prop} {f} :: Samara (tributary)
Samarkanda {prop} {f} :: Samarkanda (city)
samarytański {adj} :: Samaritan
samba {f} :: samba
Sambor {prop} {m pers} {f} :: given name
samczyk {m anim} :: diminutive of samiec
samica {f} :: female (animal of feminine gender)
samiczka {f} :: diminutive of samica
samiec {m anim} :: male (animal of masculine gender)
samiec {m pers} [derogatory] :: male (person)
samizdat {m inan} [historical] :: samizdat (underground publishing)
samo- {prefix} :: self-, auto-
Samoa {prop} {n} :: Samoa
Samoa Amerykańskie {prop} {n} :: Samoa Amerykańskie (territory)
samobieżny {adj} :: self-propelled
samobójca {m pers} :: suicide (the person)
samobójczyni {f} :: suicide, a woman who kills herself
samobójstwo {n} :: suicide
samochodowiec {m inan} :: car carrier (ship)
samochodowy {adj} [relational] :: car, automobile
samochód {m inan} :: car, automobile
samodział {m inan} :: homespun wool or flax textile
samodzielnie {adv} :: by oneself, on one's own
samodzielny {adj} :: self-sufficient, independent, stand-alone
samogłoska {f} :: vowel
samogon {m inan} :: moonshine (illegal distilled spirit)
samogwałt {m inan} :: masturbation
samoistny {adj} :: spontaneous (self-generated; happening without any apparent external cause)
samoistny {adj} :: self-contained
samojebka {f} [vulgar] :: selfie
samokontrola {f} :: self-control
samolot {m inan} :: aeroplane (US: airplane, plane)
samolot bezzałogowy {m inan} :: drone, UAV, unmanned aircraft
samolubny {adj} :: selfish, egoistic
samoobsługa {f} :: self-service
samoobsługowy {adj} :: self-serve
samorząd {m inan} :: self-government
samorzutnie {adv} :: spontaneously
samorzutny {adj} [sciences, chiefly physics and chemistry] :: spontaneous; happening without external cause
samosąd {m inan} :: lynching
samosiejka {f} :: A plant which grew from a seed that fell from a tree or shrub
samosiejka {f} [colloquial] :: cornflower (Centaurea cyanus)
samosiejka {f} [colloquial] :: tobacco grown for own use
samosiewność {f} [botany] :: autochory
samospalenie {n} :: self-immolation
samostrzał {m inan} :: crossbow
samota {f} [obsolete] :: solitude
samotnie {adv} :: alone (by oneself)
samotniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of samotny
samotnik {m pers} :: A loner (person who lacks or avoids company)
samotnik {m pers} [sailing] :: A lone sailor; a lone yachtsman
samotnik {m anim} :: green sandpiper (Tringa ochropus)
samotnik {m anim} :: An animal without a herd or flock
samotnik {m inan} [singular only, board games] :: peg solitaire
samotność {f} :: solitude
samotny {adj} :: lonely, solitary
samouk {m pers} :: self-taught person; autodidact
samowar {m inan} :: samovar
samowarek {m inan} :: diminutive of samowar
samowiedza {f} :: self-knowledge
samowola {f} :: lawlessness
samowolka {f} :: diminutive of samowola
samozadowolenie {n} :: self-satisfaction, smugness
samozaoranie {n} [internet slang] :: own goal; an argument or action that severely discredits the position of the person making it
samozapłon {m inan} :: spontaneous combustion
samozwaniec {m pers} :: usurper, impostor, false pretender
samożywność {f} [biology] :: autotrophy
samożywny {adj} [biology] :: autotrophic
samsara {f} [philosophy, religion] :: samsara
samt {prep} [rare] :: together with, including
samum {m inan} :: simoom
samuraj {m pers} :: samurai
samurajski {adj} :: of or pertaining to a samurai
San {prop} {m} :: San (river)
San Marino {prop} {n} :: San Marino (microstate)
San Marino {prop} {n} :: San Marino (capital city)
Sana {prop} {f} :: Sana (capital city)
sandacz {m anim} :: zander
sandhi {n} :: sandhi
Sandomierz {prop} {m inan} :: Sandomierz (city)
sandr {m inan} [geology] :: sandur
saneczkarz {m pers} :: luger
sanie {p} :: sledge, sleigh, sled
sanitariusz {m pers} :: EMT (Emergency Medical Technician)
sanki {p} :: diminutive of sanie
sanki {p} :: toboggan, sledge, sled
sanki {p} [photography] :: hot shoe
Sankt Petersburg {prop} {m} :: Sankt Petersburg (federal city)
sanktuarium {n} [architecture] :: sanctuary
Sanmarynka {f} :: a female Sammarinese (citizen of the country)
Sanmaryńczyk {m pers} :: a male Sammarinese (citizen of the country)
sanmaryński {adj} :: Sammarinese
sanskrycki {adj} :: Sanskrit (of or pertaining to)
sanskryt {m inan} :: Sanskrit (language)
Santoryn {prop} {m inan} :: Santorini (Greek island)
sapać {vi impf} :: to chug, to wheeze
sapanie {n} :: verbal noun of sapać
saprofit {m anim} [biology] :: saprophyte
Saracen {m pers} :: Saracen
Sarajewo {prop} {n} :: Sarajewo (capital city)
sardela {f} :: anchovy, European anchovy
sardelowy {adj} :: of or pertaining to an anchovy
Sardynia {prop} {f} :: Sardynia (region)
sardynka {f} :: sardine
sari {n} :: sari
sarkać {vi impf} :: to grumble
sarkać {vi impf} :: to murmur
sarkać {vi impf} :: to repine
sarkastycznie {adv} :: sarcastically
sarkastyczny {adj} :: sarcastic
sarkazm {m inan} :: sarcasm
sarkofag {m inan} :: sarcophagus (coffin)
sarkofagowy {adj} [relational] :: sarcophagus
sarna {f} :: roe deer (any member of the genus Capreolus)
sarna {f} [colloquial] :: Sarcodon imbricatus
sarna {f} [colloquial] :: Hydnum repandum
sarni {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of roe deer
sarniak {m anim} :: A male roe deer (Capreolus, especially western roe deer (Capreolus capreolus)
sarniak {m anim} :: A young roe deer
sarniak {m inan} :: Any fungus of the genus Sarcodon
sarniak {m inan} :: shot (ammunition) used for hunting roe deer
Sarniak {prop} {m} {m pers} {f} :: Sarniak (settlement)
Sarniak {prop} {m} {m pers} {f} :: Sarniak (settlement)
sarnina {f} :: venison, deer meat
sas. {noun} :: abbreviation of saski
sashimi {n} :: sashimi
saski {adj} :: Saxon
satanista {m pers} :: Satanist
satanizm {m inan} :: Satanism
satrapa {m pers} [historical] :: satrap (governor of a Persian province)
satrapa {m pers} :: despot, tyrant (oppressive and harsh person)
satrapia {f} [historical] :: satrapy
Saturn {m} :: Saturn, a planet in the Solar System
Saturn {m} :: Saturn, a Roman god
satyna {f} :: sateen
Saudyjczyk {m pers} :: Saudi
Saudyjka {f} :: Saudi
saudyjski {adj} :: Saudi
sauna {f} :: sauna
savoir-vivre {m inan} :: savoir-vivre
są- {prefix} [no longer productive] :: A prefix akin to co-
sączyć {vt impf} :: to distill
sączyć {vt impf} :: to sip
sączyć {vr impf} :: to ooze, to exude, to seep, to percolate
sąd {m inan} :: court of law
sąd {m inan} [dated] :: judgement, opinion
sąd apelacyjny {m anim} [law] :: appellate court
sąd najwyższy {m anim} [law] :: supreme court
sądek {m inan} [Poznań] :: wooden vessel (container)
sądowy {adj} :: Of or pertaining to a court of law
sądowy {adj} :: judicial
sądzenie {n} :: verbal noun of sądzić
sądzić {vi impf} :: to think; to suppose; to presume; to hold an opinion
sądzić {vt impf} :: to judge; to try
sąg {m inan} :: cord (4 cubic metres of wood)
sąsiad {m pers} :: neighbour (a person living on adjacent or nearby land)
sąsiada {f} [archaic] :: female neighbour
sąsiadka {f} :: neighbour
sąsiedni {adj} :: adjacent
sąsiedni {adj} :: neighbouring
sąsiedzki {adj} :: vicinal, pertaining to neighbors
sąsiedztwo {n} :: neighbourhood
sąsiedztwo {n} [mathematics, graph theory] :: neighbourhood
sążny {adj} [slang] :: powerful, intense
scena {f} :: stage (theatre)
scena {f} :: scene
scenariusz {m inan} :: screenplay, script, scenario
scenarzysta {m pers} :: screenwriter
sceneria {f} :: scenery
sceneria {f} [film] :: setting
sceptycyzm {m inan} [philosophy] :: skepticism
sceptycyzm {m inan} :: negativity
sceptyczka {f} :: female skeptic (someone who habitually doubts beliefs and claims)
sceptycznie {adv} :: skeptically; in a skeptical manner
sceptyczność {f} :: skepticality
sceptyczny {adj} :: skeptical
sceptyk {m pers} :: skeptic (someone who habitually doubts beliefs and claims)
sch. {noun} :: abbreviation of serbochorwacki
schab {m inan} :: pork loin
schabik {m inan} :: diminutive of schab
schabowy {m anim} :: pork chop
Schadenfreude {n} :: schadenfreude
schadzka {f} :: tryst, clandestine meeting
schapanie {n} :: verbal noun of schapać
scherleć {vi pf} :: to become sickly, to wilt
scherlenie {n} :: verbal noun of scherleć
schiza {f} [slang] :: mindfuck, something disturbing
schiza {f} [slang] :: erratic behavior caused by drugs or mental illness
schizma {f} :: schism
schizofrenia {f} :: schizophrenia
schizofreniczny {adj} :: schizophrenic
schizofrenik {m pers} :: schizophrenic
schlany {adj} [colloquial] :: very drunk; wasted
schlapanie {n} :: verbal noun of schlapać
schlastanie {n} :: verbal noun of schlastać
schlebiać {v impf} :: to flatter
schlebianie {n} :: verbal noun of schlebiać
schludny {adj} :: tidy, neat
schładzać {vt impf} :: to cool, to chill
schładzanie {n} :: verbal noun of schładzać
schłodzenie {n} :: verbal noun of schłodzić
schłodzić {vt pf} :: to cool, to chill
schnąć {vi impf} :: to dry
schnąć {vi impf} :: to wither
schnięcie {n} :: verbal noun of schnąć
schody {p} :: stairs, stairway
schodzenie {n} :: verbal noun of schodzić
schodzić {vi impf} :: to descend, to go down
schodzić {vi impf} :: to depreciate, to decrease in value
schodzić {vi impf} :: to give way
schodzić {vi impf} [colloquial] :: to shift, to sell quickly
schodzić {vi impf} [colloquial, of a stain] :: to come out
schodzić {vr impf} :: to descend, to converge, to gather
schodzić {vi pf} [colloquial, especially of shoes] :: to wear out
schodzić {vr pf} :: to walk a long distance
scholastyczny {adj} :: scholastic (philosophy: relating to the philosophical tradition or school of scholasticism)
schorzenie {n} :: condition; disease
schować {v pf} :: put away
schować {v pf} :: hide, conceal (to put something in a place where it will be harder to discover)
schowanie {n} :: verbal noun of schować
schowek {m inan} :: hiding place
schowek {m inan} :: cubbyhole, storeroom, broom cupboard
schowek {m inan} :: locker, glovebox, glove compartment, overhead locker (in an aeroplane)
schowek {m inan} [computing] :: clipboard
schronienie {n} :: shelter
schronisko {n} :: hostel, mountain hut, a place that provides food and accommodation to tourists in remote locations
schronisko {n} :: shelter, an institution that cares for the unfortunate
schrupanie {n} :: verbal noun of schrupać
schrustanie {n} :: verbal noun of schrustać
schrypienie {n} :: verbal noun of schrypieć
schrypnięcie {n} :: verbal noun of schrypnąć
schrzaniać {vt impf} [colloquial] :: to botch up
schrzaniać {vi impf} [colloquial] :: to run for the hills
schrzaniać {vr impf} [with się, colloquial] :: to break down (cease to function)
schrzaniać {vr impf} [with się, colloquial] :: to fall off
schrzanić {vt pf} [colloquial] :: to botch up
schrzanić {vi pf} [colloquial] :: to run for the hills
schrzanić {vr pf} [with się, colloquial] :: to break down (cease to function)
schrzanić {vr pf} [with się, colloquial] :: to fall off
schudnięcie {n} :: verbal noun of schudnąć
schwytać {vt pf} :: to capture, to catch
schwytanie {n} :: verbal noun of schwytać
schylać {vt impf} :: to bow (e.g. one's head)
schylać {vr impf} :: to bend down, to stoop
schylanie {n} :: verbal noun of schylać
schylenie {n} :: verbal noun of schylić
schylić {vt pf} :: to bow (e.g. one's head)
schylić {vr pf} :: to bend down, to stoop
schyłek {m inan} :: end stage, turn, decline, twilight
schyłek {m inan} :: downturn
science fiction {n} [literature] :: science fiction (genre of fiction)
science fiction {n} [colloquial] :: something unbelievable
scs. {adj} :: abbreviation of staro-cerkiewno-słowiański
scyzoryk {m inan} :: pocketknife, penknife
sczepiać {vt impf} :: to attach, to hook, to fasten [+ z (object) = instrumental = with/to something]
sczepić {vt pf} :: to attach, to hook, to fasten [+ z (object) = instrumental = with/to something]
sczerniały {adj} :: blackened
sczernieć {vt pf} :: to blacken
sczeznąć {vi pf} [obsolete] :: to wither, disappear, vanish
sczeznąć {v pf} [colloquial] :: to spend the rest of one's life in prison
sczeznąć {vi pf} :: to die
se {pron} [colloquial] :: oneself, myself, yourself, itself, etc
seaborg {m inan} :: seaborgium
Sebastian {prop} {m} :: given name
sedes {m inan} :: toilet seat
sedno {n} :: gist; crux
sefardyjski {adj} :: Sephardic
sejf {m inan} :: safe
Sejm {prop} {m inan} :: Sejm, the lower house of Polish parliament
Sejm {prop} {m inan} [historical, pre-1946] :: The whole Polish parliament, including both houses
Sejm {m inan} [historical] :: Any specific gathering of the Sejm
sejmik {m inan} :: a sejmik, a regional assembly for each of the sixteen voivodeships of Poland
sejmik {m inan} [historical] :: sejmik
sejsmiczny {adj} :: seismic
sejsmograf {m inan} :: seismograph
sejsmologia {f} :: seismology (science of earthquakes and related phenomena)
sejsmometr {m inan} :: seismometer
sek. {f} :: abbreviation of sekunda sec.
sekcja zwłok {f} :: autopsy
sekrecik {m inan} :: diminutive of sekret
sekret {m inan} :: secret
sekretariat {m inan} :: secretariat
sekretarka {f} :: secretary (a woman keeping records and handling clerical work)
sekretarz {m pers} :: secretary (male person keeping records and handling clerical work)
sekretarz {m anim} :: secretary bird (Sagittarius serpentarius)
sekretnie {adv} :: secretly, confidentially, clandestinely
sekretnik {m inan} :: locket
sekretność {f} :: secrecy, clandestinity
sekretny {adj} :: secret, confidential, clandestine
seks {m inan} :: sex (sexual intercourse)
seks oralny {m inan} :: oral sex
seksapil {m inan} :: sex appeal
seksista {m pers} :: sexist
seksistka {f} :: female sexist
seksistowski {adj} :: sexist
seksistowsko {adv} :: sexistly; in a sexist manner
seksizm {m inan} :: sexism
seksta {f} [music] :: sixth (interval between one note and another, six notes higher in the scale)
seksualnie {adv} :: sexually; in a sexual manner
seksualność {f} :: sexuality
seksualny {adj} :: sexual (of or relating to sexuality)
seksuologia {f} :: sexology
sekta {f} [derogatory] :: cult, sect
sekta smoleńska {f} [derogatory] :: socio-political movement built around the conspiracy theories that the 2010 Polish Air Force Tu-154 crash was a political assassination
sekunda {f} :: second (SI unit of time)
sekundomierz {m inan} :: stopwatch, timer
Sekwana {prop} {f} :: Sekwana (river)
sekwestr {m inan} [law] :: sequestration (act of removing, separating, or seizing anything from the possession of its owner under process of law for the benefit of creditors or the state)
sekwoja {f} :: sequoia (tree)
seladon {m inan} :: celadon (ceramic glaze, ceramic ware)
selen {m inan} :: selenium
selenocysteina {f} :: selenocysteine
seler {m anim} :: celery
selerowy {adj} :: pertaining to, or made of, celery
selfie {n} [colloquial, mobile telephony] :: selfie
semantyczny {adj} :: semantic (of or relating to semantics or the meanings of words)
semantyka {f} :: semantics (science of the meaning of words)
semestr {m inan} :: semester (academic term)
semicki {adj} :: Semitic
seminarium {n} [Roman Catholicism] :: seminary
seminarium {n} [education] :: seminar
seminaryjny {adj} :: seminary
seminarzysta {m pers} :: seminarist
seminarzystka {f} :: seminarist
sen {m inan} :: dream
sen {m inan} :: sleep
sen zimowy {m inan} [biology] :: hibernation
senat {m inan} :: senate
senator {m pers} :: senator (member in the house or chamber of a legislature called a senate)
senatorka {f} :: senator (female member in the house or chamber of a legislature called a senate)
Senegal {prop} {m} :: Senegal (country)
Senegal {prop} {m} :: Senegal (river)
Senegalczyk {m pers} :: a male Senegalese
Senegalka {f} :: a female Senegalese
senior {m pers} :: elder (older person)
senność {f} :: sleepiness
sennowłóctwo {n} :: sleepwalking
senny {adj} :: of or relating to, dreams or sleep
senny {adj} :: sleepy (feeling the need for sleep)
sens {m inan} :: sense (meaning or reason)
sensacja {f} :: sensation (widespread reaction of interest or excitement)
sensacyjny {adj} :: sensational
sentymentalnie {adv} :: sentimentally
separacja {f} :: separation (an agreement terminating a relationship)
separacja {f} :: separation (act of disuniting two or more things)
seppuku {n} :: seppuku
sepsa {f} [pathology] :: sepsis
septyma {f} [music] :: seventh
sequel {m inan} [narratology] :: sequel
ser {m inan} :: cheese
ser biały {m inan} :: cottage cheese
ser topiony {m inan} :: processed cheese
seraficki {adj} :: seraphic
seraficzny {adj} :: seraphic
serafin {m anim} {m pers} [biblical] :: seraph
serb. {adj} :: abbreviation of serbski
Serb {m pers} :: Serb (person)
Serbia {prop} {f} :: Serbia
Serbia i Czarnogóra {prop} :: Serbia and Montenegro
serbochorwacki {adj} :: Serbo-Croatian
serbski {adj} :: Serbian
serbski {m inan} :: Serbian (language)
serbsko-chorwacki {adj} :: Serbo-Croatian
serce {n} :: heart
serdaczek {m inan} :: diminutive of serdak
serdak {m inan} :: jerkin
serdeczny {adj} :: cordial, heartfelt, sincere
serducho {n} [colloquial] :: augmentative of serduszko
serduszko {n} :: diminutive of serce
serduszko {n} :: a conventional representation of a heart with two equal curves meeting at a point at the bottom and a cusp at the top
serek {m inan} [colloquial] :: diminutive of ser
serek {m inan} [colloquial] :: mallow (plant of the genus Malva)
serenada {f} :: serenade (love song)
serenada {f} [music] :: serenade (instrumental composition)
Sergiusz {prop} {m pers} :: given name
seria rzutów karnych {f} [soccer] :: penalty shootout
serial {m inan} [television] :: series (television program which consists of several episodes that are broadcast in regular intervals)
serialowy {adj} [relational] :: series
serio {adv} [colloquial] :: seriously, not jokingly
serio {adv} [colloquial] :: seriously, wholeheartedly
sernik {m inan} :: cheesecake
serotonina {f} [organic compound] :: serotonin
serowar {m pers} :: cheesemaker (person skilled in making cheese)
serowarstwo {n} :: cheesemaking, caseiculture
serowy {adj} [relational] :: cheese (of, pertaining to, characteristic of, or containing cheese)
serowy {adj} [Warmia] :: alternative form of surowy
serwatka {f} :: whey (liquid remaining after milk has been curdled)
serwer {m inan} [computing] :: server
serwer pośredniczący {m inan} :: proxy server
serwerownia {f} [computing] :: data center
serwerownia {f} [computing] :: server room
serwerowy {adj} [relational] :: server (program which provides services to other programs or users)
serwetka {f} :: coaster, table mat
serwetka {f} :: serviette, napkin
serwis {m inan} [Internet] :: website
serwis {m inan} [sports] :: serve
serwis {m inan} :: set of tableware
serwis {m inan} :: repair facility
serwować {vt impf} :: to serve, dish out (to set down (food or drink) on the table to be eaten; to bring (food, drink) to a person)
serwować {vt impf} [sports] :: to serve (to lead off with the first delivery over the net in tennis, volleyball, ping pong, badminton etc.)
serwować {vt impf} [figuratively] :: to dish out (to distribute or deliver something)
serwus {interj} :: hello
seryjny {adj} :: serial (having to do with or arranged in a series)
seryna {f} :: serine
seskwiterpen {m inan} :: sesquiterpene
Seszele {prop} {p} :: Seychelles
set {m inan} [sports] :: set; part of the game in tennis, badminton, or volleyball
seta {f} :: augmentative of setka
setbol {m inan} [sports] :: set point
setka {f} [colloquial] :: one hundred
setka {f} [colloquial] :: 100 PLN, a sum of money or a paper bill with this value
setka {f} [colloquial, automotive] :: 100 kilometres, 100 kilometres per hour
setka {f} [colloquial] :: 100 ml bottle of vodka or other strong alcohol
setny {num} :: hundredth
Seul {prop} {m inan} :: Seul (capital city)
seulski {adj} :: Seoulite (of, from or pertaining to Seoul in South Korea)
Seweryn {prop} {m pers} {f} :: given name
Sewilla {prop} {f} :: Sewilla (capital city)
Sewilla {prop} {f} :: Sewilla (province)
sex shop {m inan} :: sex shop
sezam {m inan} :: sesame
sezon {m inan} :: season (part of year with something special)
sezon {m inan} :: season, series (sequence of episodes)
sęczek {m inan} :: diminutive of sęk
sęczek {m inan} [botany] :: A type of short shoot
sędzia {m pers} :: judge, justice
sędzia {m pers} :: referee (umpire or judge)
sędzia {f} :: judge, justice
sędzia {f} :: referee (umpire or judge)
sędzina {f} [obsolete] :: judge's wife
sędzina {f} [proscribed] :: (female) judge
sędziwy {adj} :: aged, very old
sęk {m inan} :: knot, knag, gnarl, knur
sęp {m anim} :: vulture
sępi {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a vulture; vulturine, vulturish, vulturous, vulturelike
sfałdować {vt pf} :: to wrinkle, to crease, to fold
sfałdować {vr pf} :: to become wrinkled, to become creased
sfałszować {v pf} :: to forge, to counterfeit, to falsify
sfatygować {vt pf} [dated] :: to trouble, to bother
sfatygować {vt pf} :: to wear out, to tire, to use up
sfatygować {vr pf} :: to become worn out, to become tired
sfaulować {vt pf} [sports] :: to foul
sfera {f} :: sphere
sferycznie {adv} :: spherically
sferyczny {adj} :: spherical
sfigmo- {prefix} :: sphygmo-
sfigmograf {m inan} [medicine] :: sphygmograph
sfigmomanometr {m inan} [medicine] :: sphygmomanometer
sfinks {m anim} :: sphinx (person)
sfora {f} :: A large pack of canids, especially feral dogs or wolves
sfora {f} [by extension, pejorative] :: pack; unruly group of people
sfora {f} :: A pair of hunting dogs working together
sfora {f} [obsolete] :: A leash for hunting dogs
sfrunięcie {n} :: verbal noun of sfrunąć
sfruwanie {n} :: verbal noun of sfruwać
sherry {n} :: sherry (fortified wine)
's-Hertogenbosch {prop} {m inan} :: 's-Hertogenbosch (city/and/capital/and/municipality)
shogun {m pers} [uncommon] :: shogun
shopping {m inan} :: shopping (leisure activity of going shopping)
siać {vt impf} :: to sow
siad {m inan} [physical exercise] :: sitting position
siad {interj} :: sit! (command for a dog)
siadać {vi impf} :: to sit down
siadanie {n} :: verbal noun of siadać
siadło {n} [Warmia] :: village
siaja {f} [Łódź] :: crud, crap (something of poor quality)
sianie {n} :: verbal noun of siać
sianko {n} :: diminutive of siano
siano {n} :: hay (grass, cut and dried)
siano {n} [slang] :: money
sianokosy {p} :: mowing time, mowing
siara {f} :: colostrum (form of milk)
siara {f} [slang] :: Something disgraceful or embarrassing
siara {f} [colloquial] :: cheap fruit wine
siarczan {m inan} :: sulphate (salt or ester of sulphuric acid)
siarczek {m inan} :: sulfide; sulphide
siarczyn {m inan} :: sulphite
siarka {f} :: sulfur (element)
siarkowiec {m inan} :: chalcogen
siarkowodór {m inan} :: hydrogen sulfide (hydrogen sulphide)
siarkowy {adj} [chemistry] :: sulphuric
siatka {f} :: diminutive of sieć; net (anything that has the appearance of a net)
siatka {f} :: shopping bag
siatka {f} [soccer] :: nutmeg (the playing of the ball between the legs of an opponent)
siatka {f} [colloquial] :: volleyball
siatkarz {m pers} :: volleyballer
siatkówka {f} [anatomy] :: retina
siatkówka {f} :: volleyball
siąknąć {v impf} :: to sink in, percolate, permeate
siąść {vi pf} :: to sit down
sichrawa karpacka {f} :: Pseudogaurotina excellens, a longhorn beetle
siciarz {m pers} [obsolete] :: sieve-maker
siciarz {m pers} [obsolete] :: retiarius
sidło {n} :: snare (chiefly in plural)
siebie {pron} :: reflexive pronoun, equivalent to English myself, yourself, ourselves etc
siec {vt impf} :: to slash, to hack, to scythe, to mow
sieciarka {f} :: neuropteran, net-winged insect
sieciarz {m pers} :: A netmaker (person who manufactures nets)
sieciarz {m pers} [historical] :: A retiarius (type of gladiator)
sieciarz {m pers} [historical] :: A person who used a net to hunt animals
sieciarz {m anim} :: Meta menardi (species of spider)
sieczka {f} :: chaff (straw or hay cut into small pieces for fodder)
sieczkarnia {f} :: chaff cutter
sieczna {f} [geometry] :: secant
sieć {f} :: net
sieć {f} :: chain (a series of stores or businesses with the same brand name)
sieć {f} :: network
sieć {f} :: mains (electricity supply)
sieć {f} :: power grid (electricity network)
sieć {f} :: the Internet
siedem {num} :: seven
siedemdziesiąt {num} :: seventy
siedemdziesiąty {num} :: seventieth
siedemnasty {num} :: seventeenth
siedemnaście {num} :: seventeen
siedemnaścioro {num} :: (collective) seventeen
siedemset {num} :: seven hundred
siedemsetny {num} :: seven hundredth
Siedlce {prop} {p} :: Siedlce (city)
siedlisko {n} :: A place of abode
siedlisko {n} [ecology] :: A habitat
siedlisko {n} :: A place of origin of a contagion
siedm {num} :: obsolete form of siedem
siedmiobój {m inan} [athletics] :: heptathlon
Siedmiogród {prop} {m inan} :: Transylvania
siedmiokąt {m inan} :: heptagon
siedmiokrotny {adj} :: seven-time
siedmiokrotny {adj} :: sevenfold
siedmioletni {adj} :: seven-year-old
siedmioletni {adj} :: seven-year-long; seven-year (lasting seven years)
siedmioro {num} [collective] :: seven
siedzenie {n} :: seat
siedzenie {n} [euphemism] :: backside, buttock
siedziba {f} :: headquarters
siedziba {f} :: abode
siedzieć {vi impf} :: to sit, to be seated
siedzieć {v impf} [colloquial] :: to be in prison
sieja {f} :: whitefish (any fish of the genus Coregonus)
sieja {f} :: common whitefish (Coregonus lavaretus)
siejba {f} :: sowing
siejba {f} :: sowing time
siekacz {m inan} :: incisor
siekaniec {m inan} :: Small lead or iron shot (ammunition) used in a blunderbuss or gun (cannon)
siekaniec {m inan} [historical] :: A type of currency used in Poland in the early Middle Ages
siekiera {f} :: axe, hatchet (tool)
siekiera {f} [colloquial, humorous] :: very strong coffee or tea
sielanka {f} :: An idyllic life or an environment conducive to an idyllic life
sielanka {f} [poetry] :: pastoral; idyll; bucolic
sielankowy {adj} :: idyllic
sielawa {f} :: vendace
siema {interj} [colloquial] :: howdy, hi, hiya, yo
siemens {m inan} :: siemens
Siemianowice Śląskie {prop} {p} :: Siemianowice Śląskie (city)
siemianowicki {adj} :: Of, from, or pertaining to Siemianowice Śląskie
siemię {n} :: seed, flaxseed
siennica {f} [obsolete] :: hay barrack
siennik {m inan} :: pallet (furniture), palliasse (straw mattress)
sienny {adj} [relational] :: hay (grass that has been cut and dried)
sienny {adj} [obsolete] :: vestibular (of or pertaining to a vestibule in a building)
sień {f} :: vestibule, hallway
Sieradz {prop} {m inan} :: Sieradz (town), situated on the Warta river
sierociniec {m inan} :: orphanage
sieroctwo {n} :: orphanhood
sierocy {adj} :: pertaining to orphans
sierota {f} :: orphan (child whose parents have died)
sierotka {f} :: diminutive of sierota
sierp {m inan} :: sickle
sierp i młot {m inan} :: See: pl sierp młot
sierp i młot {m inan} :: hammer and sickle (symbol of communism)
sierpak {m inan} :: billhook (cutting tool with a curved or hooked end to the blade)
sierpień {m inan} :: August (month)
sierpik {m inan} :: diminutive of sierp
sierpik {m inan} [botany] :: drepanium
sierpik {m inan} :: sawwort (any plant of the genus Serratula)
sierpik {m inan} :: Any fungus of the genus Fusarium
sierpik {m anim} :: pompano (any fish of the genus Trachinotus)
sierpniowy {adj} [relational] :: August (month)
sierpoń {m anim} :: Any ichneumon wasp of the genus Ophion
sierpowiec {m inan} :: Any moss of the genus Drepanocladus
Sierra Leone {prop} {n} :: Sierra Leone (country)
sierściak {m anim} :: Any rodent of the genus Abrothrix
sierścień {m anim} :: Trichodectes canis
sierściuch {m anim} [humorous, derogatory] :: furball; any furry animal, especially a cat
sierściuch {m anim} :: A rodent belonging to the genus Tarsomys
sierść {f} :: fur (hairy coat of a mammal, especially when fine, soft and thick)
sierż. {noun} :: abbreviation of sierżant Used in titles
sierżant {m pers} :: sergeant
siew {m inan} :: sowing
siewca {m pers} :: sower
siewnik {m inan} :: seeder
siewruga {f} :: starry sturgeon, sevruga (Acipenser stellatus)
się {pron} :: generic reflexive pronoun; oneself, themselves, self
się {pron} :: each other, one another
się {particle} :: Used to form impersonal present or future tense
sięgać {v impf} :: to reach for
sięgnąć {v pf} :: to reach
sikać {vi impf} [colloquial] :: to piss
sikać {vi impf} [colloquial] :: to spout
sikanie {n} :: verbal noun of sikać
siklawa {f} :: mountain waterfall
sikora {f} :: tit (various species of birds of the family Paridae)
sikora bogatka {f} :: great tit
siksa {f} [derogatory] :: immature young woman; bimbo
siku {n} [colloquial] :: pee (urine)
siku {n} [colloquial] :: an act of urination
silnia {f} [mathematics] :: factorial
silnie {adv} :: strongly
silniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of silny
silnik {m inan} :: engine (motor, a mechanical device)
silnik czterosuwowy {m inan} :: four-stroke engine
silnik dwusuwowy {m inan} :: two-stroke engine
silnik elektryczny {m inan} :: electric motor
silnik o zapłonie iskrowym {m inan} :: petrol engine
silnik o zapłonie samoczynnym {noun} :: diesel engine
silnik odrzutowy {m inan} :: jet engine
silnik rakietowy {m inan} :: rocket engine
silnik turbośmigłowy {m inan} :: turboprop
silnik widlasty {m inan} :: V engine
silnik wysokoprężny {m inan} :: diesel engine
silny {adj} :: strong
silny jak wół {adj} [simile] :: strong as an ox
silos {m inan} :: silo
siła {f} :: strength
siła {f} [physics] :: force
siła nośna {f} :: lift (force)
siłacz {m pers} :: A strong man
siłą {adv} :: violently
siłownia {f} :: gym (sporting facility)
siłownia {f} :: engine room
simens {m inan} :: siemens
Singapur {prop} {m inan} :: Singapur (island/and/city-state)
singapurczyk {m pers} :: A male Singaporean (inhabitant of the city of Singapore)
Singapurczyk {m pers} :: A male Singaporean (person from Singapore or of Singaporean descent)
singapurka {f} :: A female Singaporean (inhabitant of the city of Singapore)
Singapurka {f} :: A female Singaporean (person from Singapore or of Singaporean descent)
singapurski {adj} :: Singaporean
siniaczyć {v impf} :: to bruise (to cause bruises)
siniak {m inan} [colloquial] :: bruise (contusion)
siniawa {f} :: grayish blue (color)
sinica {f} :: cyanobacteria
sinica {f} [medicine] :: cyanosis
sinicyzm {m inan} [linguistics] :: Sinicism
siniec {m inan} :: bruise (contusion)
siniec {m inan} [color] :: grayish blue
siniec {m anim} :: zope, blue bream (Ballerus ballerus)
sinologia {f} :: Sinology
sinus {m inan} :: sine
siny {adj} [pejorative] :: grayish blue
sio {interj} [colloquial] :: shoo
siodełko {n} :: diminutive of siodło
siodełko {n} :: bicycle saddle
siodełko {n} :: mountain pass
siodełko {n} :: lutherie nut
siodlarz {m pers} :: saddler
siodło {n} :: saddle, seat on an animal
siodło {n} [archaic] :: hamlet, village
siodło {n} [geology] :: anticline
siogun {m pers} :: shogun
siogunat {m inan} :: shogunate
sioło {n} :: hamlet, small village
sioneczka {f} :: diminutive of sionka
sionka {f} :: diminutive of sień
siorbać {v impf} :: to slurp
siostra {f} :: sister
siostrobójca {m pers} :: sororicide (person who commits sororicide)
siostrzany {adj} :: sororal
siostrzenica {f} :: sororal niece
siostrzeniec {m pers} :: sororal nephew
siostrzyczka {f} :: diminutive of siostra
siostrzyczka {f} :: little sister, younger sister
siódemka {f} :: The digit/figure 7
siódemka {f} [card games] :: seven
siódme niebo {n} [idiom] :: seventh heaven
siódmoklasista {m pers} :: seventh-grader
siódmy {num} :: seventh
sirota {f} [archaic or dialectal] :: An orphan
sit {m inan} :: Any rush of the genus Juncus
sitarz {m pers} :: sieve-maker
sitarz {m inan} :: Jersey cow mushroom, bovine bolete (Suillus bovinus)
sitko {n} :: diminutive of sito; fine sieve
sitnik {m pers} [archaic, regional] :: sieve-maker
sitnik {m inan} :: certain mushrooms (Boletales)
sitnik {m inan} :: Suillus bovinus
sitnik {m inan} :: Suillus granulatus
sitnik {m inan} :: Caloboletus calopus
sitnik {m inan} :: certain rushes (Cyperaceae)
sitnik {m inan} :: Isolepis
sitnik {m inan} :: Eleocharis
sitnik {m inan} :: Juncus
sitnik {m inan} :: Scirpus
sito {n} :: sieve
sitowie {n} :: Any sedge of the genus Scirpus
sitowie {n} [colloquial] :: rush, bulrush, reedmace
sitowiec {m inan} :: Bolboschoenus
sitowy {adj} [relational] :: sieve
sitowy {adj} [anatomy] :: ethmoid, ethmoidal
siupnięcie {n} :: verbal noun of siupnąć
siuranie {n} :: verbal noun of siurać
siusiać {v impf} [childish] :: to wee
siusiak {m anim} [childish] :: wiener, doodle (penis)
siusiu {n} [colloquial, childish] :: wee-wee, pee (urine)
siusiu {n} [colloquial, childish] :: wee-wee, an act of urination
siuta {f} [archaic, dialectal] :: alternative form of szuta
siwert {m inan} :: sievert
siwiec {m pers} [obsolete] :: A grey-haired man
siwiec {m inan} :: A plant of the genus Glaucium (Papaveraceae) (Papaveraceae)
siwiec {m anim} :: topknot pigeon (Lopholaimus antarcticus)
siwka {f} [horses] :: A grey mare
siwka {f} :: European roller (Coracias garrulus)
siwowłosy {adj} :: grey-haired (having grey hair)
siwuch {m pers} [humorous] :: grey-haired man
siwucha {f} [colloquial] :: low-quality vodka
siwy {adj} :: grey, grey-haired
siwy {adj} :: hoar
-ska {suffix} :: feminine nominative singular form of -ski
-ska {suffix} :: forms surnames
-ska {suffix} :: forms adjectives
skakać {vi impf} :: to jump, to leap
skakanka {f} :: skipping rope
skala {f} :: scale (numerical sequence used for measurement)
skala {f} :: scale (size, scope)
skala {f} :: scale (ratio of depicted distance to actual distance)
skala {f} :: scale (series of notes spanning an octave, tritave, or pseudo-octave, used to make melodies)
skalar {m anim} :: angelfish
skalar {m inan} [mathematics] :: scalar
skaleczyć {vt pf} :: to cut someone
skaleń {m inan} :: feldspar (mineral)
skalik {m anim} :: goldsinny wrasse (Ctenolabrus rupestris)
skalisty {adj} :: rocky, craggy
skalisty {adj} :: petrous
skalniak {m anim} :: rock-wallaby (any wallaby of the genus Petrogale)
skalniak {m inan} :: rock garden; rockery
skalnica {f} :: saxifrage, any plant of the genus Saxifraga
skalniczka {f} :: Any rock rat of the genus Aconaemys
skalniczka {f} :: Any fungus of the genus Petractis
skalnik {m anim} :: rockrunner (Achaetops pycnopygius)
skalnik {m anim} [rare] :: goldsinny wrasse (Ctenolabrus rupestris)
skalnik {m anim} :: striped bass (Morone saxatilis)
skalnik {m anim} :: white perch (Morone americana)
skalny {adj} :: rock (made of or pertaining to)
skalpel {m inan} :: scalpel (knife with a very sharp blade used for surgery)
skała {f} :: rock
skałka {f} :: diminutive of skała
skałka {f} [firearms] :: gunflint
skałoczep {m anim} :: limpet (mollusk)
skałotocz {m anim} :: Pholas dactylus, common piddock (mollusc)
skamielina {f} :: fossil
skamielina {f} [derogatory] :: fogey, fossil, old person set in their ways
skamieniałość {f} :: fossil
skamienieć {vi pf} :: to fossilise, to petrify
skamienienie {n} :: verbal noun of skamienieć; fossilisation, petrification
skan {m inan} [computing] :: scan (result or output of a scanning process)
skand {m inan} :: scandium, a chemical element
skandal {m inan} :: scandal (incident that brings disgrace)
skandaliczny {adj} :: scandalous (wrong, immoral, causing a scandal)
skandaliczny {adj} :: outrageous
skandalik {m inan} :: diminutive of skandal
Skandynaw {m pers} :: Scandinavian (person)
Skandynawia {prop} {f} :: Scandinavia (part of Northern Europe)
skandynawistyka {f} [humanities] :: Scandinavian studies
Skandynawka {f} :: Scandinavian (female person)
skandynawski {adj} :: Scandinavian
skaner {m inan} [computing] :: scanner (device which scans documents)
skaner {m inan} :: scanner (radio receiver)
skaner {m inan} :: scanner (device that uses radiation to produce images)
skaner {m inan} :: scanner (optical device)
skanować {vt impf} :: to scan (to examine sequentially)
skanować {vt impf} [computing] :: to scan (to create a digital copy of an image using a scanner)
skansen {m inan} :: open-air museum
skansen {m inan} [colloquial] :: jerkwater town, one-horse town, backwater
skapanka {f} :: A liverwort belonging to the genus Scapania
skarabeusz {m anim} :: scarab (Scarabaeus sacer)
skarabeuszek {m anim} :: diminutive of skarabeusz
skarb {m inan} :: treasure, treasure trove
skarbiec {m inan} :: vault; a secure room used to store valuables
skarbienie {n} :: verbal noun of skarbić
skarbnica {f} [figurative] :: wellspring, gold mine; a repository of valuable knowledge
skarbnica {f} [archaic] :: alternative form of skarbiec
skarbnik {m pers} :: treasurer
skarbnik {m pers} :: financial officer
skarbonka {f} :: piggy bank
skarbowy {adj} :: fiscal, financial
skarcenie {n} :: verbal noun of skarcić
skarcić {vt pf} :: to scold, to rebuke, to reprimand
skarga {f} :: complaint
skarga {f} :: claim
skarga {f} :: grievance
skarp {m anim} :: turbot (Scophthalmus maximus)
skarpa {f} :: escarpment (in fortifications)
skarpa {f} :: buttress
skarpa {f} :: scarp (in geotechnics: a steep wall of soil, formed naturally or artificially)
skarpeta {f} :: sock (clothing)
skarpetka {f} :: diminutive of skarpeta
skarżyć {vt impf} :: to accuse
skarżyć {vr impf} :: to complain, to repine
skarżypięta {m pers} [regional, colloquial, derogatory] :: tattletale (boy who tattles)
skarżypięta {f} [regional, colloquial, derogatory] :: tattletale (girl who tattles)
skarżypyta {m pers} :: male tattletale (one who tattles)
skarżypyta {f} :: female tattletale (one who tattles)
Skarżysko-Kamienna {prop} {n} :: Skarżysko-Kamienna (town)
skaut {m pers} :: scout (member of the scout movement)
skautka {f} :: Girl Scout (female member of the scout movement)
skaz {m inan} [literature] :: skaz (Russian narrative form)
skaza {f} :: defect; blemish
skazać {v pf} [law] :: to convict, to sentence [+ na (object) = acc = to something]
skazać {v pf} [by extension] :: to doom [+ na (object) = acc = to something]
skazanie {n} :: verbal noun of skazać
skazaniec {m pers} :: convict (person convicted of a crime)
skazywać {v impf} [law] :: to convict, to sentence [+ na (object) = acc = to something]
skazywać {v impf} [by extension] :: to doom [+ na (object) = acc = to something]
skażać {vt impf} :: to contaminate, to taint
skażać {vt impf} :: to corrupt, to vitiate
skażanie {n} :: verbal noun of skażać
skąd {pron} :: from where, where from, whence
skądś {pron} :: from somewhere, somewhence
skąpiec {m pers} :: penny pincher, miser, scrooge
skąpiradło {n} [derogatory] :: miser, skinflint
skąpomocz {m inan} :: oliguria
skąponóg {m anim} :: pauropod
skąpstwo {n} :: stinginess (parsimony, avarice)
skąpy {adj} :: stingy, miserly, parsimonious, niggardly
skąpy {adj} :: avaricious
skąpy {adj} :: scant, scanty, insufficient
-ski {suffix} :: forms surnames
-ski {suffix} :: forms adjectives
skiba {f} :: slice
skiba {f} :: ridge
skiba {f} [colloquial] :: doorstep (big slice of bread)
skibka {f} :: diminutive of skiba
sklejka {f} :: plywood (construction material)
sklep {m inan} :: shop, store (establishment that sells goods)
sklep {m inan} [obsolete] :: cellar, vault (underground storage place)
sklep {m inan} [obsolete] :: vault (masonry structure)
sklepienie {n} :: vault (a roof in the form of an arch or a series of arches)
sklepienie {n} :: fornix (bundle of nerve fibers in the brain)
sklepienie {n} :: verbal noun of sklepić
sklepik {m inan} :: diminutive of sklep
sklonować {vt pf} :: to clone
skład {m inan} :: composition; ingredients
skład {m inan} :: pile, storehouse, stock
skład {m inan} :: typesetting
skład {m inan} [sports] :: match squad
skład {m inan} [Poznań, Kujawy] :: shop, store
składać {v impf} :: to put together, to assemble
składać {v impf} :: to fold
składać {v impf} :: to stockpile
składać {v impf} :: to typeset
składać {v impf} :: to lay (eggs)
składanie {n} :: verbal noun of składać
składka {f} :: collection (gathering money for a certain purpose)
składnia {f} [linguistics] :: syntax (set of rules that govern how words are combined)
składnia {f} [linguistics] :: syntax (study of the structure of phrases and sentences)
składnica {f} :: repository (location for storage, often for safety or preservation)
składnica {f} :: depository (place where something is temporarily deposited)
składnik {m inan} :: ingredient
składnik {m inan} [mathematics] :: addend
składniowy {adj} [linguistics] :: syntactic
składować {vt impf} :: to store, to put away
składowisko {n} :: A place where something (usually refuse) is stored; landfill, dump, graveyard
składowy {adj} :: constituent, component
składowy {adj} [relational] :: storage
składzik {m inan} :: diminutive of skład
skłamać {v pf} :: to lie (to tell an untruth)
skłon {m inan} :: bend (move in which the upper body is bent forward)
skłon {m inan} [literary] :: slope (e.g. of a hill)
skłonność {f} :: inclination (mental tendency)
skłonny {adj} :: predisposed, prone
skłonny {adj} :: willing
skłot {m inan} :: alternative spelling of squat
skłócenie {n} :: verbal noun of skłócić
sknera {m pers} [derogatory] :: miser, scrooge
sknera {f} [derogatory] :: miser, scrooge (female)
skobel {m inan} :: hasp
skobel {m inan} :: staple
skoczek {m inan} :: diminutive of skok
skoczek {m inan} :: A small jump; a hop
skoczek {m anim} [chess] :: knight
skoczek {m anim} :: jerboa
skoczek {m anim} :: Any grasshopper belonging to the genus Omocestus
skoczek {m anim} :: Any insect belonging to the suborder Auchenorrhyncha
skoczek {m pers} [sports] :: A jumper; an athlete specializing in jumping
skoczek {m pers} :: job-hopper (someone who frequently changes jobs)
Skoczów {prop} {m} :: City in southern Poland
skoczyć {v pf} :: to jump
skok {m inan} :: jump, leap, vault
skok {m inan} :: dive (a jump or plunge into water)
skok {m inan} [colloquial] :: robbery, heist
skok o tyczce {m} :: pole vault
skompilować {v pf} [rare] :: to compile, to create a compilation
skompilować {v pf} [computing] :: to compile, to create an executable from source code
skon {m inan} [rare, archaic] :: an act of dying; death
skonać {vi pf} :: to die, to expire
skonfigurować {v pf} :: to configure, to customise
skończeniewymiarowy {adj} :: finite-dimensional
skończony {adj} :: finite
skończony {adj} [colloquial] :: done (without hope or prospect of success)
skończyć {v pf} :: to end, to finish
skończyć {v pf} :: to stop, to quit
skończyć {v pf} :: to take place, happen, occur
skop {m anim} :: wether (castrated ram)
skopanie {n} :: verbal noun of skopać
Skopie {prop} {n} :: Skopie (capital city)
skorek {m anim} :: earwig
skoro {conj} :: since
skoro {conj} [archaic] :: as soon as
skoroszyt {m inan} :: folder (organiser for keeping papers in)
skorowidz {m inan} :: index (alphabetical listing of items)
skorpion {m anim} :: scorpion (arachnid of the order Scorpiones)
Skorpion {prop} {m anim} [zodiac constellations] :: Scorpio, a constellation
Skorpion {prop} {m anim} [astrology] :: Scorpio, a Zodiac sign used in astrology
Skorpion {m pers} {m anim} [colloquial] :: Scorpio (someone with a Scorpio star sign)
skorupa {f} :: shell (hard external cover)
skorupa {f} :: crust
skorupa {f} :: potsherd
skorupa {f} [Poznań] :: ceramic vessel
skorupiak {m anim} :: crustacean
skorupka {f} :: eggshell
skorupka {f} :: diminutive of skorupa
skory {adj} :: willing, eager
skory {adj} :: predisposed, inclined
skory {adj} [obsolete] :: swift, fast
skosatka {f} :: A liverwort belonging to the genus Plagiochila
skosem {adv} :: diagonally
skosić {vt pf} :: to mow
skosić {vt pf} :: to scythe
skostnienie {n} :: verbal noun of skostnieć
skowron {m anim} :: hoopoe-lark (Alaemon)
skowronek {m anim} :: lark, bird of genus Alauda
skowyt {m inan} :: whimper, whine
skójka {f} :: Any unionid of the genus Unio
skóra {f} :: skin
skóra {f} :: leather
skóra wiotka {f} [medicine] :: cutis laxa
skórka {f} :: diminutive of skóra
skórka {f} :: skin, rind, peel, crust
skórkowy {adj} :: leather (made of leather)
skórnik {m inan} :: Any fungus of the genus Stereum
skórnik {m pers} [colloquial, rare] :: dermatologist
skórnik {m pers} :: tanner (person whose occupation is to tan hides or convert them into leather)
skórnik {m anim} :: Any beetle of the genus Dermestes
skórny {adj} [relational] :: skin
skórny {adj} :: dermal, cutaneous
skórzany {adj} :: made of leather
skra {f} [literary] :: alternative form of iskra
skracać {vt impf} :: to shorten, to abbreviate
skracać {v impf} [arithmetic] :: to cancel
skracanie {n} :: verbal noun of skracać
skradać {vr impf} :: to sneak up on; to creep up on
skraj {m inan} :: edge, verge, brink, border
skrajnie {adv} :: extremely
skrajny {adj} :: extreme
skrawek {m inan} :: scrap, clipping, snippet
skręcić {v pf} :: to twist
skręcić {vi pf} :: to turn (to change one's direction of travel)
skręcić {vt pf} :: to sprain
skręp {m anim} :: trochus (any top-snail of the genus Trochus)
skręt {m inan} :: turn
skręt {m anim} [slang] :: joint (marijuana cigarette)
skrętnik {m inan} :: streptocarpus (any plant of the genus Streptocarpus)
skrętnik {m inan} :: a plant of the genus Strophanthus
skrętny {adj} :: turnable, twistable
skrętny {adj} [relational] :: torsion, twist
skrętny {adj} :: obsolete form of skrzętny
skrętoległy {adj} [botany] :: alternate
skrobaczka {f} :: scraper (instrument with which something is scraped)
skrobaczka {f} :: peeler (device for peeling vegetables)
skrobać {vt impf} :: to scrape
skrobać {v impf} [colloquial, humorous] :: to write
skrobak {m inan} :: scraper (tool)
skrobanie {n} :: verbal noun of skrobać
skrobanka {f} [colloquial, usually, derogatory] :: abortion
skrobia {f} :: starch
skrocz {m inan} :: pace (lateral gait) or lateral ambling gait
skrojenie {n} :: verbal noun of skroić
skrom {m inan} :: animal fat, especially fat from hares or other lagomorphs
skromnie {adv} :: modestly
skromniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of skromny
skromnisia {f} :: A woman or girl who is very modest
skromniś {m pers} :: A man or boy who is very modest
skromność {f} :: modesty
skromny {adj} :: modest (not bragging)
skromny {adj} :: minimal
skroniowy {adj} [anatomy] :: temporal
skroń {f} [anatomy] :: temple
skrócenie {n} :: verbal noun of skrócić
skrócić {v pf} :: to shorten, to abbreviate
skrócić {v pf} [arithmetic] :: to cancel
skrócić męki {v pf} [euphemistic] :: to put out of one's misery; to euthanise
skrót {m inan} :: abbreviation
skrót {m inan} :: brief
skrót {m inan} [computing] :: shortcut
skrótowiec {m inan} :: acronym, initialism (word formed by initial letters)
skrucha {f} :: repentance
skrupulatnie {adv} :: meticulously
skrupulatnie {adv} :: detailedly
skrupulatność {f} :: meticulousness
skrupulatność {f} :: detailedness
skrupulatny {adj} :: meticulous
skrupulatny {adj} :: detailed
skrupuł {m inan} :: scruple, qualm (hesitation from the difficulty of determining what is right)
skryba {m pers} [dated] :: scribe, scrivener
skryba {m pers} [humorous, pejorative] :: clerk, official, writer
skrycie {adv} :: secretly, covertly, furtively
skrycie {n} :: verbal noun of skryć
skrypt {m inan} :: course materials; educational materials related to an academic course in the form of a book prepared by the lecturer
skrypt {m inan} [computing] :: script
skrytobójca {m pers} [literary] :: assassin
skrytość {f} :: secrecy, secretiveness
skryty {adj} :: secretive (having an inclination to secrecy)
skryty {adj} :: secret (being or kept hidden)
skrytykować {vt pf} :: to criticize (find fault)
skrzat {m anim} :: gnome, imp
skrzek {m inan} :: screech, squawk (animal vocalization)
skrzek {m inan} [colloquial, derogatory] :: screech (human vocalization)
skrzek {m inan} [zoology] :: spawn of an amphibian
skrzekot {m anim} [hunting] :: The offspring of a male black grouse and a female wood grouse
skrzekot {m inan} [rare] :: screech (animal vocalization)
skrzele {n} :: gill (breathing organ of fish)
skrzelec {m anim} :: West African lungfish (Protopterus annectens)
skrzelonóg {m anim} :: branchiopod (any crustacean of the taxonomic class Branchiopoda)
skrzelotchawka {f} [entomology] :: tracheal gill
skrzep {m inan} :: blood clot
skrzeplina {f} [hematology, pathology] :: thrombus, blood clot
skrzętny {adj} :: industrious, diligent
skrzętny {adj} :: thrifty, frugal
skrzydełko {n} :: diminutive of skrzydło
skrzydełko {n} :: wing (a chicken wing used as food)
skrzydlak {m inan} :: samara (a winged achene)
skrzydlak {m anim} :: common eagle ray (Myliobatis aquila)
skrzydlaty {adj} :: winged (having wings)
skrzydlica {f} :: lionfish
skrzydlik {m inan} :: pterygium
skrzydlinka {f} :: stonecress (any plant of the genus Aethionema)
skrzydło {n} :: wing
skrzydłorzech {m inan} :: wingnut (any tree of the genus Pterocarya)
skrzydłowy {m pers} :: wingman (pilot partner)
skrzydłowy {m pers} [slang] :: wingman (friend that assists in a pickup, e.g. flirting)
skrzydłowy {m pers} [sports] :: winger; a player that plays on the side of the pitch
skrzydłowy {adj} :: related to wings
skrzydłowy {adj} [military] :: on the flank
skrzydłowy {adj} [sports] :: on the side of the pitch
skrzydłówka {f} [musical instruments] :: flugelhorn
skrzynia {f} :: chest (strong box)
skrzynka {f} :: box, case
skrzynka {f} :: crate
skrzyp {m inan} :: creak (sound)
skrzyp {m inan} :: Any plant of the genus Equisetumhorsetail
skrzypaczka {f} :: female violinist
skrzypce {p} [musical instruments] :: violin (string instrument)
skrzypek {m pers} :: violinist
skrzypieć {vi impf} :: to creak, to crunch, to scrunch
skrzyżować {vt pf} :: to cross, to fold (e.g. one's arms or legs)
skrzyżować {vt pf} [biology] :: to cross, to hybridise
skrzyżować {vr pf} [biology] :: to crossbreed, to interbreed
skrzyżować {vr pf} :: to cross, to intersect
skrzyżowanie {n} :: verbal noun of skrzyżować
skrzyżowanie {n} :: intersection, crossroads
skubaczki {p} :: vechornytsi
skubać {vt impf} :: to pluck
skubać {vt impf} :: to nibble
skun {m inan} [slang] :: skunk, skunkweed, strong cannabis
skunks {m anim} :: skunk
skupiać {vt impf} :: to gather, to collect, to accumulate
skupiać {vt impf} :: to concentrate, to focus
skupiać {vr impf} :: to gather, to assemble, to accumulate
skupiać {vr impf} :: to concentrate, to focus, to pay attention
skupić {vt pf} :: to gather, to collect, to accumulate
skupić {vt pf} :: to concentrate, to focus
skupić {vr pf} :: to gather, to assemble, to accumulate
skupić {vr pf} :: to concentrate, to focus, to pay attention
skupić {vt pf} :: to buy up, to buy out
skupienie {n} :: verbal noun of skupić
skupienie {n} :: accumulation, aggregation
skupienie {n} :: concentration, focus
skupina {f} :: thicket, copse
skupisko {n} :: cluster (group or bunch of something)
skupować {vt impf} :: to buy up, to buy out
skurcz {m inan} :: spasm
skurcz {m inan} :: cramp
skurwysyn {m pers} [vulgar, offensive] :: son of a bitch, motherfucker
skuszenie {n} :: verbal noun of skusić
skuteczność {f} :: effectiveness, efficacy
skuteczny {adj} :: effective, efficacious, effectual
skutek {m inan} :: effect, result, consequence
skuter {m inan} :: motor scooter
skuter {m inan} :: jet ski
skuter {m inan} :: snowmobile
skuterek {m inan} :: diminutive of skuter
skwapliwy {adj} :: eager, willing, ready, sedulous
skwar {m inan} :: scorching heat
skwara {f} :: augmentative of skwarka
skwara {f} [obsolete] :: scorching heat
skwer {m inan} :: garden square, plaza
skwerek {m inan} :: diminutive of skwer
skweres {m inan} :: trouble, commotion, problem, performance
skwierczeć {v impf} :: to sizzle, frizzle
slalom {m inan} [sports] :: slalom
slang {m inan} :: slang (jargon or cant)
slawista {m pers} [humanities] :: slavist
slawistka {f} [humanities] :: female slavist
slawistyczny {adj} [humanities] :: of or pertaining to Slavic studies
slawistyka {f} [humanities] :: Slavic studies, Slavistics
slawizm {m inan} [linguistics] :: Slavism
Slawonia {prop} :: Slavonia
slipy {p} :: briefs
slogan {m inan} :: cliché (something, most often a phrase or expression, that is overused or used outside its original context, so that its original impact and meaning are lost)
slogan {m inan} [advertising] :: slogan (catch phrase associated with the product or service being advertised)
slogan {m inan} :: slogan (distinctive phrase of a person or group of people)
slums {m inan} :: slum (dilapidated neighborhood)
slup {m inan} :: sloop (single-masted sailboat)
sła. {adj} :: abbreviation of słowacki
słabeusz {m pers} [derogatory] :: molly, weakling (person of weak or even sickly physical constitution)
słabeusz {m pers} [derogatory] :: poor student
słabizna {f} [colloquial] :: crud, crap (something of poor quality)
słabizna {f} [colloquial] :: weakness, weak spot, weak area
słabizna {f} [derogatory] :: Someone who produces things of no value
słabizna {f} [obsolete] :: groin
słabo {adv} :: weakly, poorly
słabosłyszący {adj} :: hard of hearing, hearing-impaired
słabość {f} :: weakness
słabowidzący {adj} :: having poor vision, visually impaired, vision-impaired
słabszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of słaby
słaby {adj} :: weak
słać {v impf} :: to send
słać {v impf} :: to spread, lay, make the bed
słanie {n} :: verbal noun of słać
sława {f} :: fame, glory, name
sława {f} :: A famous person; a big name; a celebrity
Sławek {prop} {m} :: A diminutive of the male given name Sławomir
sławny {adj} :: famous (well known)
sławojka {f} [dated] :: outhouse
Sławomir {prop} {m} :: given name
słe. {adj} :: abbreviation of słoweński
słi. {noun} :: słowiński
słitaśny {adj} [humorous, usually, sarcastic, slang] :: cute, lovely; cutesy, suggesting a stereotypical teenage-girl aesthetic
słodki {adj} :: sweet; tasting of sugar
słodki {adj} :: sweet; cute
słodkowodny {adj} :: freshwater (consisting of fresh water)
słodkowodny {adj} :: freshwater (typical of or living in fresh water)
słodlin {m inan} :: wisteria (any plant of the genus Wisteria)
słodownia {f} :: malthouse
słodownik {m pers} :: maltster
słodszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of słodki
słodycz {f} :: sweetness
słodycz {f} :: suavity
słodycz {f} :: [plural only] sweets, candy, confection
słodycze {p} :: confectionery
słodzić {vt impf} :: to sweeten, sugar
słodzik {m inan} :: sweetener
słoiczek {m inan} :: diminutive of słoik
słoik {m inan} :: jar
słoik {m anim} [slang, Warsaw, often, derogatory] :: non-native Varsovian; a person that works or studies in Warsaw but leads most of their social life in their hometown
słoma {f} :: straw (dried stalks considered collectively)
słomiany {adj} :: strawen (made of straw)
słomka {f} :: drinking straw
słonaczek {m anim} :: A species of brine shrimp, Artemia salina
słonawy {adj} :: brackish (slightly salty)
słoneczko {n} :: diminutive of słonko
słonecznica {f} :: sunbittern (Eurypyga helias)
słonecznica {f} :: sunbleak, belica, moderlieschen (Leucaspius delineatus)
słonecznica {f} :: heliozoan (order Heliozoa)
słonecznica {f} :: Any plant belonging to the genus Heliosperma
słonecznie {adv} :: sunly, sunnily; in a sunny manner
słoneczniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of słoneczny
słonecznik {m inan} :: sunflower
słonecznikowy {adj} :: of, pertaining to, or characteristic of sunflower
słoneczny {adj} :: solar, [relational] sun
słoneczny {adj} :: sunny (featuring a lot of sunshine)
słoni {adj} [rare, archaic] :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of elephants; elephantine
słoniątko {n} :: elephant calf; baby elephant
słonica {f} :: female elephant
słoniczka {f} [rare] :: diminutive of słonica
słonina {f} :: salo, cured pork fat
słoniowacizna {f} [disease] :: lymphatic filariasis, elephantiasis
słoniowy {adj} [relational] :: elephant; elephantine
słonisko {n} :: augmentative of słoń
słonisko {n} :: saline soil
słonka {f} :: woodcock (any bird in the genus Scolopax), especially the Eurasian woodcock (Scolopax rusticola)
słonka {f} :: snipe (dinghy)
słonki {fp} :: subfamily Scolopacinae (dowitchers, snipes and woodcocks)
słonko {n} :: diminutive of słońce
słonko {n} :: dear, honey, sweetheart
słono {adv} :: salty
słono {adv} :: dearly
słonolubny {adj} :: halophilic, halophilous
słonorośl {f} [botany] :: halophyte
słonorośle {n} [botany] :: alternative form of słonorośl
słony {adj} :: salty (tasting like salt)
słony {adj} :: steep, exorbitant
słoń {m anim} :: elephant, elephantid (any member of the family Elephantidae)
słoń {m anim} :: A male elephant
słoń {m pers} [colloquial] :: landwhale (obese person)
słoń {m pers} [criminal slang] :: robber
słoń {m inan} [military slang] :: A gas mask with a long hose
słoń na ucho nadepnął {phrase} [idiom, humorous] :: said of people who are unmusical, especially tone-deaf or sing off-key
słoń nadepnął na ucho {phrase} [idiom, humorous] :: alternative form of słoń na ucho nadepnął
słońce {n} :: sun (any star orbited by planets)
słońce {n} :: the Sun (the star at the center of the Solar System)
słońce {n} :: A term of endearment; dear, honey, sweetheart
słońce {n} [physics, colloquial] :: solar mass
Słońce {prop} {n} :: the Sun (the star at the center of our solar system)
słota {f} [literary] :: bad, rainy weather
słotny {adj} :: rainy (abounding with rain)
słow. {adj} :: abbreviation of słowiański
słow. {adj} :: abbreviation of słowacki
Słowacja {prop} {f} :: Slovakia
słowacki {adj} :: Slovak
słowacki {m inan} :: Slovak (language)
Słowaczka {f} :: Slovak (female person)
Słowak {m pers} :: Slovak (person)
Słowenia {prop} {f} :: Slovenia
Słoweniec {m pers} :: Slovene, Slovenian
Słowenka {f} :: Slovene, Slovenian (female)
słoweński {adj} :: Slovene
słoweński {m inan} :: Slovene, Slovenian (language)
Słowianin {m pers} :: A male Slav
Słowianka {f} :: A female Slav
słowiański {adj} [relational] :: Slavic
słowiczy {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of nightingales
słowik {m anim} :: nightingale
słowik rdzawy {m anim} :: common nightingale, rufous nightingale (Luscinia megarhynchos)
słowiński {adj} :: Slovincian
słownictwo {n} [linguistics] :: vocabulary (collection of words)
słownik {m inan} :: dictionary, glossary, lexicon
słownik {m inan} :: vocabulary, personal lexicon
słownikowy {adj} [relational] :: dictionary
słownikowy {adj} :: lexical
słowny {adj} [relational] :: word
słowo {n} :: word
słowo na K {n} [euphemism] :: The word kurwa; f-word
słoworód {m inan} [linguistics, archaic] :: etymology
słowotwórczy {adj} :: word-forming, word-formational
słowotwórstwo {n} :: word formation
słód {m inan} :: malt
słój {m inan} :: augmentative of słoik
słój {m inan} :: tree ring
słóweczko {n} :: diminutive of słówko
słówko {n} :: diminutive of słowo
słuch {m inan} :: hearing (sense)
słuch {m inan} [hunting jargon] :: an ear of a hare
słuchacz {m pers} :: listener
słuchacz {m pers} :: attendee (on a course, etc.), student
słuchaczka {f} :: female listener
słuchaczka {f} :: female attendee (on a course, etc.), student
słuchać {vt impf} :: to listen to (+ genitive)
słuchać {vi impf} :: to obey
słuchać jak świnia grzmotu {v impf} [simile, humorous] :: to listen without comprehending anything
słucham {interj} :: hello (when picking up the phone)
słuchanie {n} :: verbal noun of słuchać
słuchawka {f} :: receiver (the listening device part of a telephone)
słuchawka {f} :: stethoscope
słuchawki {fp} :: headphones, earphones
słuchy {m inanp} [colloquial] :: rumors, rumours
słuchy {m inanp} [hunting] :: The ears of a hare
sługa {m pers} :: minion, servant
sługus {m pers} [derogatory] :: lackey
słup {m inan} :: pole; column; pillar
słup {m inan} [heraldry] :: pale
słup {m anim} [colloquial, pejorative] :: shell corporation; a legal entity used in illegal activities, such as carousel fraud
słup {m anim} [colloquial, pejorative] :: straw owner; a person whose identity is used in criminal activities, but benefits very little from the crime and is usually oblivious of it
słupek {m inan} :: diminutive of słup
słupek {m inan} :: post, stake, bollard
słupek {m inan} :: goal post (vertical support limiting a goal)
słupek {m inan} [botany] :: pistil (a discrete unit in the center of a flower which receives the pollen and produces a fruit)
Słupsk {prop} {m} :: Słupsk (city)
służalczy {adj} :: obsequious, subservient, servile
służalczy {adj} [dated] :: relating to a servant
służąca {f} :: maidservant
służący {m pers} [dated, now pejorative] :: servant, person hired for housekeeping
służba {f} :: service, duty; the act of providing public service
służba {f} :: domestic service; people employed for housekeeping
służyć {v impf} :: to serve (to be a servant)
służyć {v impf} :: to serve in the army, navy, etc
służyć {v impf} :: to serve (to be useful or effective)
służyć {v impf} :: to serve (to have a given use or purpose)
służyć {v impf} :: to give or offer something (e.g. advice)
słychać {v} :: (be able to) be heard, be audible
słychać {v} :: to be said about; be known from hearsay
słynąć {v impf} :: to be famous [+ z (object) = gen = for something]
słynniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of słynny
słynny {adj} :: well-known, famous
słyszalny {adj} :: audible (something that can be heard)
słyszeć {vt impf} :: to hear
słyszeć {vi impf} :: to hear
słyszenie {n} :: verbal noun of słyszeć
smacznego {interj} :: bon appétit
smaczniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of smaczny
smaczny {adj} :: tasty, delicious, tasting good
smagliczka {f} :: alyssum (any plant of the genus Alyssum)
smagły {adj} :: swarthy, olive-skinned
smak {m inan} :: the sense of taste
smak {m inan} :: a particular taste; a flavour
smakować {vt impf} :: to taste, to sample the flavor of something
smakować {vi impf} :: to taste (e.g., to taste good)
smakowanie {n} :: verbal noun of smakować
Smalc {prop} {m pers} :: Walenty Smalc (1572–1622), German Socinian theologian
Smalcjusz {prop} {m pers} :: alternative form of Smalc
smalczyk {m inan} :: diminutive of smalec
smalec {m inan} :: lard; grease (animal fat, sometimes with added spices for flavor)
smalenie {n} :: verbal noun of smalić
smalić {vt impf} :: to singe, to sear
smar {m inan} :: grease, lubricant
smardz {m anim} :: morel
smardz jadalny {m inan} :: yellow morel
smardz wyniosły {m inan} :: black morel
smark {m inan} [colloquial, usually plural] :: snot (nasal mucus)
smark {m pers} [derogatory] :: synonym of smarkacz
smarkacz {m pers} :: snotnose
smarkacz {m pers} :: snot (kid)
smarkacz {m pers} :: squirt (kid)
smarkacz {m pers} :: callow youth
smarkacz {m pers} :: snot-nosed (kid)
smarkać {vi impf} [colloquial] :: to blow one's nose
smarkatka {f} :: synonym of smarkula
smarkaty {adj} :: callow
smarkaty {adj} :: snotty
smarkul {m pers} :: synonym of smarkacz
smarkula {f} :: feminine noun of smarkul
smarować {v impf} :: to smear, to spread
smarować {v impf} :: to butter
smarować {v impf} :: to lubricate
smarować {v impf} :: to grease
smarowanie {n} :: verbal noun of smarować
smartfon {m inan} [telephony] :: smartphone
smażenie {n} :: verbal noun of smażyć
smażyć {vt impf} :: to fry (to cook something in hot fat)
smerek {m inan} [Orawa, Podhale, Bukovina] :: spruce (conifer of the genus Picea)
smerf {m anim} [comics, fictional character] :: smurf
smerf {m anim} [slang] :: cop
smęcić {v impf} [colloquial] :: to whine, to moan
smętniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of smętny
smętny {adj} :: melancholic, doleful, cheerless
smoczek {m inan} :: pacifier, dummy (for a baby)
smoczek {m inan} :: teat (feeding bottle top)
smoczek {m anim} :: diminutive of smok ("dragon")
smoczy {adj} :: Of or pertaining to dragons; draconic
smoczyca {f} :: female dragon
smoczysko {n} :: augmentative of smok
smog {m inan} :: smog
smogowy {adj} [relational] :: smog
smok {m anim} :: dragon
smoking {m inan} :: tuxedo, dinner jacket
smolarz {m pers} :: A pitch burner
Smoleńsk {prop} {m} :: Smoleńsk (city)
smolik {m anim} :: Any weevil of the genus Pissodes
smolik {m anim} :: spectacled tyrant (Hymenops perspicillatus)
smoluch {m pers} [colloquial, pejorative] :: A dirty or grimy person
smoła {f} :: tar, pitch
smrek {m inan} {m anim} [Góral] :: spruce (conifer of the genus Picea)
smrodzić {vi impf} [colloquial] :: to cause to stink, fart
smród {m inan} :: stink, stench
smug {m inan} :: A narrow strip of meadow or, less commonly, of a field or forest
smug {m inan} :: Any meadow, especially one that is marshy
smug {m inan} [archaic] :: alternative form of smuga
smuga {f} :: streak, trail, contrail, strip, stripe
smukły {adj} :: svelte, slender
smutać {v impf} [slang, humorous, affectionate] :: to have a sad; to be sad
smutas {m pers} [colloquial] :: A man or boy who is constantly sad or who lacks a sense of humour; gloomy Gus; downer (person); wet blanket (person)
smutek {m inan} :: sadness (state/emotion)
smutniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of smutny
smutno {adv} :: dolefully
smutny {adj} :: sad
smuż {m inan} :: hare-skin or rabbitskin
smużek {m inan} :: diminutive of smuż
smużek {m inan} :: diminutive of smug
smużka {f} :: diminutive of smuga
smużka {f} :: birch mouse (any rodent of the genus Sicista)
smycz {f} :: lead (a leash)
smycz {f} :: lanyard
smyczek {m inan} :: bow (rod used for playing stringed instruments)
smyczek {m inan} :: A type of sabre
smyczek {m pers} [rare] :: diminutive of smyk (boy)
smyczka {f} :: diminutive of smycz
smyczki {m inanp} [plural only, colloquial] :: strings (collectively, the stringed instruments in an orchestra)
smyk {m pers} [colloquial] :: little boy, kid
smykałka {f} [colloquial] :: flair, knack
smyrek {m inan} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: spruce (conifer of the genus Picea)
snajper {m pers} :: sniper (person using long-range small arms for precise attacks from a concealed position)
snecha {f} [archaic] :: daughter-in-law (wife of someone's son)
snob {m pers} :: snob
snobizm {m inan} :: snobbishness, snobbery
snobka {f} :: female snob
snooker {m inan} :: snooker
snop {m inan} :: sheaf
snopowiązałka {f} :: reaper-binder, binder (machine used in harvesting that ties cut stalks of grain into a bundle)
snowy {adj} [rare] :: oneiric (of or pertaining to dreams)
snuć {vt impf} :: to spin
snuć {vt impf} :: to reel off
snuć {vt impf} :: to warp
snurek {m pers} [colloquial] :: snorkeller
snycerz {m pers} :: woodcarver
sobie {pron} :: Generic reflexive pronoun: oneself, myself, yourself, itself, etc
sobie {pron} :: each other, one another
Sobków {prop} {m inan} :: Sobków (village). (in the Middle Ages the town)
soboli {adj} [relational] :: sable (of or pertaining to Martes zibellina)
soboli {adj} [relational] :: sable (made of sable fur)
sobota {f} :: Saturday
sobota pracująca {f} [historic] :: a Saturday that is also a workday
sobowtór {m pers} :: lookalike, look-alike
sobowtór {m pers} :: double (a person resembling or standing for another)
soból {m anim} :: sable (Martes zibellina)
sobór {m inan} [Christianity] :: council
sobór {m inan} [Eastern Orthodoxy] :: cathedral
socha {f} [agriculture] :: sokha
socha {f} [wooden architecture] :: vertical forked post
socha {f} [dialectal] :: Y-shaped tree trunk or branch
socjalista {m pers} :: socialist
socjalistka {f} :: female socialist
socjalistycznie {adv} :: socialistically; in a socialistic manner
socjalistyczny {adj} :: socialistic
socjalizm {m inan} :: socialism
socjolingwistyka {f} [linguistics] :: sociolinguistics
socjolog {m pers} :: sociologist
socjolog {f} :: female sociologist
socjologia {f} [sociology] :: sociology
socjologicznie {adv} :: sociologically; in a sociological manner
socjologiczny {adj} :: sociological
socjolożka {f} [neologism] :: female sociologist
socjopata {m pers} :: sociopath
socjopatia {f} :: sociopathy
socjopatka {f} :: female sociopath
socjopatycznie {adv} :: sociopathically; in a sociopathic manner
socjopatyczny {adj} :: sociopathic
socynianin {m pers} :: Socinian (a member of a certain nontrinitarian Christian denomination)
socyniański {adj} :: Socinian
soczek {m inan} :: diminutive of sok
soczewica {f} :: lentil
soczewka {f} :: lens
soczewka {f} [anatomy] :: lens
soczysty {adj} :: juicy, sappy
soczysty {adj} [botany] :: succulent
sodomita {m pers} [offensive] :: sodomite; gay person
sofa {f} :: sofa, couch
Sofia {prop} {f} :: Sofia (capital city)
sofijski {adj} :: Sofian (of, from or pertaining to Sofia in Bulgaria)
sofka {f} :: diminutive of sofa
soft {m inan} [colloquial] :: software, program
soja {f} :: soy
sojusz {m inan} [politics] :: alliance (relationship among people, groups, or states that have joined together for mutual benefit or to achieve some common purpose)
sojuszniczka {f} [politics] :: female ally (one united to another by treaty or league)
sojuszniczy {adj} [relational] :: ally
sojusznik {m pers} [politics] :: ally (one united to another by treaty or league)
sok {m inan} :: juice
sok {m inan} :: sap
SOK {prop} {m inan} :: initialism of Straż Ochrony Kolei (Railway Protection Watch)
sokolątko {n} :: diminutive of sokolę
sokolę {n} :: falcon chick
sokoli {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a falcon
sokolik {m anim} :: diminutive of sokół; small or young falcon
sokolnik {m pers} :: falconer
sokowirówka {f} :: juicer
sokownik {m inan} :: steam juicer
sokół {m anim} :: falcon (bird of the genus Falco)
Sokrates {prop} {m pers} :: Socrates
sola {f} :: sole
solanka {f} :: brine
solanka {f} :: solyanka
solarium {n} :: solarium (establishment where one can rent sunbeds)
solarny {adj} [relational] :: solar (of or pertaining to the sun)
solarny {adj} [relational] :: solar (pertaining to Sun worship)
solenny {adj} :: elevated, solemn, ceremonial
solenny {adj} :: dutiful, observant
solfeż {m inan} [music] :: solfège, solfeggio
solfeżowy {adj} [relational] :: solfège, solfeggio
solić {v impf} :: to salt, to add salt to
solidarność {f} :: solidarity
solidaryca {f} :: A characteristic "crowded" lettering style, usually found in red, which was used for the logo of the Solidarity trade union
solidniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of solidny
solidny {adj} :: sturdy; rugged; strong; resistant to damage
solidny {adj} :: trustworthy; dependable; good at one's job
solipsyzm {m inan} [philosophy] :: solipsism
solniczka {f} :: salt shaker, salt cellar
solnisko {n} :: salt pan
solny {adj} [relational] :: salt (related or pertaining to salt)
solówka {f} [music] :: solo
solówka {f} [slang] :: a one-on-one fight usually between schoolers and agreed to in advance
sołdat {m pers} [derogatory, military] :: soldier (especially a Russian one)
sołectwo {n} :: an administrative unit in Poland, a subdivision of a gmina
sołtys {m pers} :: elected head of a rural subdivision (usually a village, or part of a large village) known as a sołectwo
Somalia {prop} {f} :: Somalia (country)
Somalijczyk {m pers} :: a male Somali
Somalijka {f} :: a female Somali
somalijski {adj} :: Somali
sombrero {n} :: sombrero (hat)
somnambuliczka {f} :: female sleepwalker
somnambulicznie {adv} :: in a somnambulistic manner
somnambuliczny {adj} :: of or pertaining to somnambulism; somnambulistic
somnambulik {m pers} :: sleepwalker
somnambulizm {m inan} :: somnambulism, sleepwalking
sonata {f} [music] :: sonata
sonatina {f} [music] :: sonatina
sondaż {m inan} [politics] :: poll, survey
sondaż {m inan} [archaeology] :: sondage
sondażowy {adj} [relational] :: poll, survey
sonet {m inan} :: sonnet
sonoluminescencja {f} [physics] :: sonoluminescence
sopel {m inan} :: icicle
sopelek {m inan} :: diminutive of sopel
sopleniec {m inan} :: stalactite
Sopot {prop} {m inan} :: Sopot (town)
sorabizm {m inan} [linguistics] :: any word or phrase borrowed from any of the Sorbian languages
sorbet {m inan} :: sorbet, sherbet (frozen fruit juice)
sorbetowy {adj} [relational] :: sorbet, sherbet
sorek {m anim} :: Any shrew of the genus Notiosorex
sorek {m anim} [usually plural] :: North American gray shrew (shrew in the tribe Notiosoricini)
sorek {m anim} [rare] :: common shrew (Sorex araneus)
sorgo {n} :: sorghum
sorkołaz {m anim} :: dibbler (Parantechinus apicalis)
sorkonos {m anim} :: Any elephant shrew (or sengi) of the genus Rhynchocyon
sorry {interj} [colloquial] :: sorry! (expressing regret)
sort {m inan} [colloquial] :: sort (type)
sos {m inan} :: sauce
sosenka {f} :: diminutive of sosna
sosna {f} :: pine (any member of the genus Pinus)
sosna {f} :: pine (wood)
sosnowce {p} :: Pinales (order of plants)
sosnowiec {m anim} :: A beetle living in pine forests
Sosnowiec {prop} {m} :: City in Poland in the Silesian Voivodeship
sosnowiecki {adj} :: Sosnowiec (of, from or pertaining to Sosnowiec in Poland)
sosnowy {adj} [relational] :: pine (of, pertaining to, or characteristic of pine trees)
soszka {f} [dialectal] :: diminutive of socha
sośnina {f} :: pinewood (a forest or grove of pines)
sośnina {f} :: pine, pinewood (the wood of a pine tree)
sośnina {f} :: freshly cut pine branches
Sotyjczyk {m pers} :: a male Lesothan
Sotyjka {f} :: a female Lesothan
sotyjski {adj} :: Lesothan
soul {m inan} :: soul music
sowa {f} :: owl (strigiform bird of prey)
sowa {f} [regional] :: parasol mushroom (Macrolepiota procera)
sowa {f} [colloquial] :: night owl (one who stays up late at night or goes to bed late)
sowa {f} [colloquial] :: four-eyes (one who wears eyeglasses)
sowchoz {m inan} :: sovkhoz
sowi {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of an owl
sowiecki {adj} :: Soviet (pertaining to the Soviet Union)
sowiecki {adj} [relational] :: pertaining to Sovetsk (towns in Russia)
Sowiet {m pers} [colloquial] :: Soviet (person)
Sowietka {f} [colloquial] :: Soviet (female person)
sowietolog {m pers} :: Sovietologist
sowietologia {f} :: Sovietology
sowietologiczny {adj} :: Sovietological
sowię {n} :: A young owl; owlet; owling
sowity {adj} :: lavish
sód {m inan} :: sodium
sójczy {adj} [rare, relational] :: jay (of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a jay (corvid))
sójka {f} :: Eurasian jay (Garrulus glandarius)
sójka {f} :: Any jay (corvid) belonging to Garrulus, Perisoreus, or Cyanopica
sójka {f} [colloquial] :: punch (a hit with one's fist)
sójka {f} [colloquial] :: elbow (a hit with the elbow)
sól {f} :: salt (common substance, NaCl)
sól {f} [chemistry] :: salt
sóweczka {f} :: Eurasian pygmy owl; bird of prey from the genus Glaucidium
sóweczka {f} :: diminutive of sówka
sówka {f} :: diminutive of sowa
sówka {f} :: A small owl or owlet (bird of prey)
sówka {f} :: owlet moth, noctuid (member of the Noctuidae)
sp. z o.o. {noun} :: abbreviation of spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością
spacer {m inan} :: stroll, walk
spacerek {m inan} :: diminutive of spacer
spacerniak {m inan} [colloquial] :: prison yard
spacerować {v impf} :: to walk, stroll
spachacz {m anim} :: green huntsman spider (Micrommata virescens)
spać {vi impf} :: to sleep; to rest in state of reduced consciousness
spać {v impf} [euphemism] :: to sleep with, to have sex [+ z (object) = ins = with someone]
spać jak suseł {v impf} [simile] :: to be fast asleep
spad {m inan} [printing] :: bleed
spad {m inan} :: A fallen nut or fruit
spad {m inan} [collective] :: fallen nuts or fruit
spad {m inan} :: slope, gradient
spadać {v impf} :: fall (move to a lower position under the effect of gravity)
spadać {v impf} [colloquial] :: to leave
spadanie {n} :: verbal noun of spadać
spadek {m inan} :: fall, drop
spadek {m inan} :: decrease
spadek {m inan} :: slope (the degree to which a surface tends upward or downward)
spadek {m inan} :: inheritance, legacy, bequest
spadkobierca {m pers} :: heir, inheritor, successor
spadkobierczyni {f} :: heiress, inheritress, female successor
spadkodawca {m pers} :: testator, legator
spadkodawczyni {f} :: female testator, female legator
spadochron {m inan} :: parachute
spadochroniarz {m pers} :: parachutist, skydiver
spadochroniarz {m pers} :: paratrooper
spadochroniarz {m pers} [education] :: repeater, student repeating a class
spadochroniarz {m pers} [politics] :: politician running for election somewhere other than their home district; carpetbagger
spadziowy {adj} [relational] :: honeydew
spadź {f} :: honeydew (secretion)
spaghetti {n} :: spaghetti
spajać {vt impf} :: to bond, to weld (to bind together inseparately)
spajanie {n} :: verbal noun of spajać
spalacja {f} [nuclear physics] :: spallation
spalać {v impf} :: to burn, to combust
spalać {v impf} :: to burn, to consume fuel
spalanie {n} :: verbal noun of spalać
spalenie {n} :: verbal noun of spalić
spaliny {fp} :: fumes, exhaust gas
spalony {m inan} [sports] :: offside
spałaszować {v pf} :: to fill one's face; to eat something quickly and with pleasure
spam {m inan} [computing, Internet] :: spam (unsolicited bulk electronic messages)
spanie {n} :: verbal noun of spać
spanikować {v pf} :: to panic
sparceta {f} :: sainfoin
Sparta {f} :: Sparta
spasać {vt impf} :: to feed, to graze (supply with food)
spasać {vt impf} :: to feed on, to graze on
spastyczność {f} :: spasticity
spastyczny {adj} [pathology] :: spastic; of, relating to, or affected by spasm or spastic paralysis
spaść {vi pf} :: to fall
spaść {vt pf} :: to feed, to graze (feed or supply with food)
spaść {vt pf} :: to feed on, to graze on
spaślak {m pers} [pejorative] :: fatty, porker, tubbo
spaw {m inan} :: weld (joint made by welding)
spawacz {m pers} :: welder (one who welds)
spawać {vt impf} :: to weld (join by applying heat)
spawanie {n} :: verbal noun of spawać
spawarka {f} :: welding machine, welder (item of equipment)
spazm {m inan} [symptom] :: spasm
spąg {m inan} [mining] :: thill; footwall; floor
specjalista {m pers} :: specialist
specjalistka {f} :: female specialist
specjalizacja {f} :: specialization (area in which one specializes)
specjalnie {adv} :: especially
specjalny {adj} :: special
specjał {m inan} [cooking] :: rarity, cate, sunket
specustawa {f} [law] :: special act
specyfikacja {f} :: specification (set of requirements)
spektakl {m inan} [theatre] :: spectacle
spektakl {m inan} :: show
spektakularnie {adv} :: spectacularly; in a spectacular manner
spektakularność {f} :: spectacularity
spektakularny {adj} :: spectacular
spektrometr {m inan} :: spectrometer
spektroskop {m inan} :: spectroscope
spektrum {n} :: spectrum
spekulant {m pers} [pejorative] :: financial speculator
speleologia {f} :: speleology
speluna {f} :: augmentative of spelunka
spelunka {f} [colloquial, derogatory] :: bar
spełniać {vt impf} :: to carry out, to fulfil, to perform
spełniać {vt impf} :: to meet (with), to satisfy, to live up to
spełniać {vr impf} :: to materialise, to come true
spełnić {vt pf} :: to carry out, to perform, to fulfil
spełnić {vt pf} :: to meet, to satisfy, to live up to
spełnić {vr pf} :: to materialise, to come true
sperma {f} :: semen
spęd {m inan} :: drive (an act of driving animals forward)
spęd {m inan} [colloquial] :: assembly (a congregation of people in one place)
spędzić {v pf} :: to drive (to herd animals or people to a particular place)
spędzić {v pf} :: to drive off, to chase off
spędzić {v pf} :: to spend, to pass (time)
spękać {vi pf} :: to craze, to crack in many places
spętać {vt pf} :: to fetter, to tether
spiąć {v pf} :: to bind together
spiąć {v pf} :: to connect
spiąć {vr pf} :: to become focused, motivated; to get ready
spiąć {vr pf} :: to become anxious
spichlerz {m inan} :: granary
spiczasty {adj} :: pointed, pointy, peaked
spiekota {f} :: dry, scorching weather
spieniacz {m inan} :: frother (kitchen utensil)
spieniać {vt impf} :: to froth (create froth in a liquid)
spienić {vt pf} :: to froth (create froth in a liquid)
spieprzać {v impf} [moderately vulgar] :: to run away; to escape
spieprzać {v impf} [moderately vulgar, when used in imperative] :: to piss off, bugger off; to get lost
spieprzanie {n} :: verbal noun of spieprzać
spieprzenie {n} :: verbal noun of spieprzyć
spieprzyć {vi pf} [mildly, vulgar] :: to piss off, bugger off (leave)
spieprzyć {vit pf} [mildly, vulgar] :: to screw up; to fuck up (botch, make a mistake)
spieranie {n} :: verbal noun of spierać
spierdalaj {interj} [vulgar] :: get lost!, get fucking lost!, go fuck yourself!, get fucked!, fuck off!
spierdalanie {n} :: verbal noun of spierdalać
spierdolenie {n} :: verbal noun of spierdolić
spierdolina {f} [slang, vulgar, offensive] :: loser; a weak-willed, asocial person, unable to take control of their own life
spierdon {m anim} [vulgar, offensive, internet slang] :: loser, weakling
spieszyć {vri impf} :: to hurry
spięcie {n} :: verbal noun of spiąć
spięcie {n} :: short circuit, shorting
spięcie {n} [colloquial] :: snag, minor conflict
spin {m inan} [physics] :: spin (quantum angular momentum)
spina {f} [slang] :: sudden jitters or anxiety
spina {f} [dated] :: augmentative of spinka; fastener
spina {f} [obsolete] :: spine, vertebral column
spinacz {m inan} :: paper clip
spinać {vt impf} :: to bind together
spinać {vt impf} :: to connect
spinać {vr impf} :: to become focused, motivated; to get ready
spinać {vr impf} :: to become anxious
spineczka {f} :: diminutive of spinka
spinka {f} :: fastener
spinowy {adj} [relational] :: spin (quantum angular momentum)
spirodela {f} :: Any duckweed of the genus Spirodela
spirometr {m inan} :: spirometer
spirytus {m inan} :: rectified spirit, very strong alcohol used in medicine and for the preparation of alcoholic infusions called nalewka
spis {m inan} :: list
spis treści {m} :: table of contents
spisać {vt pf} :: to list
spisać {vr pf} :: to do well, to perform
spisać na straty {v pf} [idiom] :: to write off as a loss; to condemn
spiseg {m inan} [Internet slang, sarcastic] :: conspiracy
spisek {m inan} :: plot, conspiracy
spiskowiec {m pers} :: conspirator, plotter
spisywać {vt impf} :: to list
spisywać {vr impf} :: to do well, to perform
spity {adj} [colloquial] :: drunk, inebriated
spiż {m inan} :: gunmetal, red brass
spiżarnia {f} :: pantry, larder
spiżowo {adv} [figuratively] :: strongly, sternly
spiżowy {adj} [relational] :: gunmetal, red brass
spiżowy {adj} [figuratively] :: strong, stern, hardline
splatanie {n} :: verbal noun of splatać
splądrować {v pf} :: to plunder, to sack
splątanie {n} :: verbal noun of splątać
splątek {m inan} [botany] :: protonema
splecenie {n} :: verbal noun of spleść
splendor {m inan} :: splendor (magnificent appearance, display or grandeur)
splendor {m inan} :: privilege, honor
spleśniały {adj} :: mouldy
splocik {m inan} :: diminutive of splot
splot {m inan} :: tangle, a tangled twisted mass
splot {m inan} :: weave, pattern of weaving
splot {m inan} :: stitch, pattern of knitting
splot {m inan} [anatomy] :: plexus
splot {m inan} [mathematics] :: convolution
splunąć {v pf} :: to spit
spluwaczka {f} :: spittoon
spławiać {vt impf} :: to float, to transport by water
spławiać {vt impf} :: to brush (someone) off, to fob off
spławianie {n} :: verbal noun of spławiać
spławić {vt pf} :: to float, to transport by water
spławić {vt pf} :: to brush (someone) off, to fob off
spławienie {n} :: verbal noun of spławić
spławik {m inan} [fishing] :: float, bobber
spłonka {f} :: primer, an impact-sensitive explosive that ignites the propellant in an ammunition cartridge
spłonka {f} :: blasting cap, a small explosive charge designed to detonate a larger secondary charge
spłuczka {f} :: flush (cleansing of a toilet)
spłukany {adj} [colloquial] :: broke, bankrupt
spłynąć {vi pf} :: to flow downwards, to drain
spłynąć {vi pf} :: to flow downstream
spływ {m inan} :: downflow
spływ {m inan} [hydrology] :: confluence
spływ {m inan} :: trip (on a raft, kayak, or similar vessel)
spływać {vi impf} :: to flow downwards, to drain
spływać {vi impf} :: to flow downstream
spływaj {interj} [colloquial, dismissal] :: beat it!, scram! (go away)
spocenie {n} :: verbal noun of spocić
spod {prep} :: from under
spod {prep} :: from the neighborhood
spodek {m inan} :: saucer
spodenki {p} :: diminutive of spodnie
spodenki {p} :: shorts
spodenki {p} :: knickerbockers
spodni {adj} :: lower, bottom
spodnie {fp} :: trousers
spodziectwo {n} [medicine] :: hypospadias
spodziewać {vr impf} :: to expect
spodziewanie {n} :: verbal noun of spodziewać
spoglądać {vi impf} :: to look, to have a look
spoić {vt pf} :: to bond, to weld (to bind together inseparately)
spoiwo {n} :: binder, adhesive
spoiwo lutownicze {n} [formal] :: solder
spojenie {n} :: verbal noun of spoić
spojenie {n} :: symphysis (type of cartilaginous joint)
spojówka {f} [anatomy] :: conjunctiva
spojrzeć {vi pf} :: to look, glance, have a look
spojrzenie {n} :: verbal noun of spojrzeć
spojrzenie {n} :: glance, look
spoko {interj} [colloquial] :: OK, no problem; cool
spokojnie {adv} :: calmly, peacefully
spokojniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of spokojny
spokojny {adj} :: calm, peaceful, tranquil, quiet, placid
spokój {m inan} :: calm, calmness, peace, tranquility, quiet, composure
spolegliwy {adj} :: reliable
spolegliwy {adj} [colloquial] :: acquiescent
spoliczkować {v pf} :: to slap in the face
spolonizować {vt pf} :: to Polonize
spolszczać {vt impf} :: to Polonize
spolszczyć {vt pf} :: to Polonize
społeczeństwo {n} :: society
społecznie {adv} :: socially
społeczność {f} :: community
społeczny {adj} :: social
społem {adv} :: commonly, jointly
spomiędzy {prep} :: from among
sponad {prep} :: from over
spontanicznie {adv} :: spontaneously
spontaniczność {f} :: spontaneity (the quality of being spontaneous)
spora {f} :: spore (unit of reproduction)
sporadycznie {adv} :: sporadically, intermittently
sporadyczny {adj} :: sporadic, intermittent
sporny {adj} :: contentious
sporny {adj} :: moot, arguable, debatable
sporny {adj} :: litigious
sporo {pron} :: quite a lot
sport {m inan} :: sport
sportowiec {m pers} :: athlete, sportsperson
sportowy {adj} :: sport, sporting, athletic
spory {adj} [colloquial] :: considerable, largish
sporzyć {v impf} [obsolete] :: to fight; to clash
sporzyć {v impf} [obsolete] :: to multiply; to increase; to enlarge
sporzyć {v impf} [obsolete] :: to bless (to confer blessing upon)
sposób {m inan} :: way, method
spośród {prep} :: from among
spot {m inan} [neologism] :: spot, a short broadcast in television
spotkać {v pf} :: to meet
spotkanie {n} :: meeting
spotkanie {n} [sports] :: match
spowiadać {vt impf} [Christianity] :: to hear a confession; to act as a confessor for someone
spowiadać {vr impf} [Christianity] :: to confess (to disclose sins)
spowiadać {vr impf} [by extension, humorous] :: to describe one's behaviour in detail to a superior or guardian
spowiednik {m pers} :: confessor (priest who hears confession and then gives absolution)
spowiedź {f} [Roman Catholicism] :: confession (disclosure of one's sins to a priest)
spowiedź {f} :: confession (open admittance)
spowodować {vt pf} :: to cause, to bring on, to induce, to occasion
spox {interj} [colloquial] :: OK, no problem; cool
spoza {prep} :: from behind
spoza {prep} :: from beyond
spoza {prep} :: from outside
spożycie {n} :: intake (consumption)
spożycie {n} :: verbal noun of spożyć
spożyć {vt pf} [literary] :: to eat or drink
spożywać {vt impf} [literary] :: to eat or drink
spożywczak {m inan} [colloquial] :: grocery store
spożywczy {adj} :: alimentary, edible, nutritive, food
spód {m inan} :: bottom
spód {m inan} :: underside
spód {m inan} :: underneath
spódnica {f} :: skirt
spódniczka {f} :: diminutive of spódnica; skirt
spójka {f} [linguistic morphology] :: interfix (affix linking two stems)
spójka {f} [grammar] :: copula
spójnik {m inan} [grammar] :: conjunction
spójnik {m inan} [logic] :: connective
spójny {adj} :: in one piece
spójny {adj} :: consistent, uniform
spójny {adj} [set theory, of a relation] :: total
spójny {adj} [topology] :: connected
spółdziałać {vi impf} [dated] :: to cooperate (to work together)
spółdzielnia {f} :: co-op, collective (any co-operative, including housing, retail, utility, agricultural, banking or worker cooperatives)
spółdzielnia {f} [colloquial] :: co-op (any shop owned by a co-operative)
spółgłoska {f} :: consonant
spółka {f} :: diminutive of spóła
spółka {f} :: company, business (commercial enterprise)
spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością {f} :: limited liability company
spór {m inan} :: argument, conflict
spóźniać {vr impf} :: to be late
spóźnić {vr pf} :: to be late
spóźnienie {n} :: delay
spóźniony {adj} :: late (not arriving until after an expected time)
spragniony {adj} :: thirsty
spranie {n} :: verbal noun of sprać
sprawa {f} :: issue, affair, matter, business
sprawa {f} :: case (a legal proceeding)
sprawca {m pers} :: creator
sprawca {m pers} :: perpetrator
sprawdzać {v impf} :: to check, to verify
sprawdzanie {n} :: verbal noun of sprawdzać
sprawdzian {m inan} :: test (an examination, given often during the academic term)
sprawdzian {m inan} :: test (a session in which a product or piece of equipment is examined under everyday or extreme conditions to evaluate its durability, etc.)
sprawdzić {v pf} :: to check, to check up
sprawdzić {v pf} :: to verify
sprawiać {v impf} :: to cause; to make happen
sprawiać {v impf} :: to give; to inflict; to cause
sprawiedliwie {adv} :: fairly, justly
sprawiedliwość {f} :: fairness, justice (state of being just or fair)
sprawiedliwość {f} :: justice system
sprawiedliwy {adj} :: fair, just
sprawniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of sprawny
sprawny {adj} :: efficient, faultless, proper
sprawny {adj} :: proficient, skillful
sprawny {adj} :: healthy, capable (of people)
sprawny {adj} :: operative, functional, serviceable (of devices)
sprawować {vt impf} :: to exercise (e.g. a right), to wield (e.g. power), to hold, to use
sprawozdanie {n} :: verbal noun of sprawozdać
sprawozdanie {n} :: report (information describing events)
sprawy sercowe {fp} [idiom] :: love life
sprężyca {f} [botany] :: elater (hygroscopic cell or structure attached to a cell)
sprężyna {f} :: spring (device made of flexible material)
sprośniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of sprośny
sprośny {adj} [pejorative] :: obscene, bawdy, lewd, sexually suggestive in a way intended to be humorous
spróbować {v pf} :: to try (attempt)
spróbować {v pf} :: to rehearse (practice by repetition or recitation)
spróbować {v pf} :: to taste (sample the flavor of something)
spryciarz {m pers} [colloquial] :: Someone who is clever, crafty, or wily; a sly fox
spryskanie {n} :: verbal noun of spryskać
spryt {m inan} :: shrewdness, acumen, cleverness
spryt {m inan} :: slyness, cunning, craftiness
sprytny {adj} :: clever, canny, shrewd, crafty, cunning, wily
sprząc {vt pf} :: to couple, to engage, to team, to connect, to unite
sprzączka {f} :: buckle (clasp used for fastening two things together)
sprzątacz {m pers} :: cleaner
sprzątaczka {f} :: cleaning lady, charwoman, female cleaner
sprzątać {v impf} :: to tidy up, to clean up, to sweep
sprzątanie {n} :: verbal noun of sprzątać
sprzątnąć {v pf} :: to tidy up; to clean up
sprzątnąć {v pf} [colloquial] :: to kill; to eliminate
sprzątnąć sprzed nosa {v pf} [colloquial, idiom] :: to snatch; to take or win something unexpectedly, denying it from someone else
sprzeciw {m inan} :: objection, counterargument
sprzeczka {f} :: argument, quarrel
sprzeczność {f} :: contradiction
sprzeczność {f} :: opposition
sprzeczny {adj} :: inconsistent, contradictory
sprzed {prep} :: from before, from in front of (place)
sprzed {prep} :: from before (time)
sprzed {prep} :: from ... ago
sprzedać {vt pf} :: to sell
sprzedajny {adj} :: venal, corruptible
sprzedanie {n} :: verbal noun of sprzedać
sprzedawać impf :: to sell
sprzedawca {m pers} :: seller
sprzedawca {m pers} :: shop assistant
sprzedawczyk {m pers} [derogatory] :: sell-out, traitor
sprzedawczyni {f} :: seller
sprzedawczyni {f} :: shop assistant
sprzedaż {f} :: [usually in singular] sale (exchange of goods or services for currency or credit)
sprzeniewierzanie {n} :: verbal noun of sprzeniewierzać
sprzeniewierzenie {n} :: verbal noun of sprzeniewierzyć
sprzeniewierzyć {v pf} [formal] :: to embezzle, to misappropriate; to steal money one has been entrusted with
sprzęg {m inan} [rail transport] :: coupling
sprzęgać {v impf} :: to couple, to connect two devices with a coupler
sprzęgać {v impf} :: of a sound system: to feedback
sprzęgło {n} :: clutch (device to interrupt power transmission)
sprzęgło {n} [colloquial] :: clutch (pedal in a car that disengages power transmission)
sprzęt {m inan} :: equipment
sprzęt {m inan} :: hardware
sprzyjać {v impf} :: to favour, to show beneficence toward
sprzysiężenie {n} [bookish] :: complot, conspiracy
spsocenie {n} :: verbal noun of spsocić
spuchnięcie {n} :: verbal noun of spuchnąć
spudłować {vi pf} :: to miss a shot
spust {m inan} :: gun trigger
spust {m inan} :: trigger (activation device)
spust {m inan} :: drain; drainage hole in a machine or container
spust {m inan} [slang] :: ability to drink alcohol
spuszczel domowy {m anim} :: house longhorn beetle, old house borer (Hylotrupes bajulus)
spuszczel pospolity {m anim} :: house longhorn beetle, old house borer (Hylotrupes bajulus)
spuścić {v pf} :: to drain
spuścić {v pf} :: to hoist down
spuścić {v pf} :: to flush (a toilet)
spuścić {v pf} :: to unleash; to free a dog from leash
spuścić {vr pf} :: to hoist oneself down
spuścić {vr pf} [colloquial] :: to come, to ejaculate
spychacz {m inan} [colloquial] :: bulldozer (tractor)
spychak {m inan} :: bulldozer (tractor)
spychanie {n} :: verbal noun of spychać
spycharka {f} :: bulldozer (tractor)
spytać {vt pf} :: to ask
squash {m inan} :: squash (sport)
squat {m inan} :: squat (building occupied without permission by squatters)
sracz {m inan} [vulgar] :: shitter, shithouse, toilet
sraczka {f} [vulgar] :: runs, shits, diarrhea
srać {v impf} [vulgar] :: to shit (to defecate)
srać {v impf} [vulgar] :: to not care [+ na (object) = gen = about something]
srać {vr impf} [vulgar] :: to freak out, to be very afraid
srajtaśma {f} [vulgar] :: asswipe; toilet paper
sraka {f} [vulgar] :: the runs, diarrhea
sraka {f} [Białystok, vulgar] :: butt (buttocks)
srali muchy, będzie wiosna {interj} [idiom, vulgar, offensive] :: fat chance!
sranie {n} :: verbal noun of srać
sranie w banię {n} [vulgar, idiom] :: bullshit, smoke and mirrors
sreberko {n} :: diminutive of srebro
sreberko {n} :: tinfoil, metal foil used to wrap chocolate and other candy
srebrnawy {adj} [color] :: silverish
srebrny {adj} :: silver
srebrny {m} [heraldry] :: argent
srebrny ekran {idiom} :: television
srebro {n} :: silver
srebrzysty {adj} :: silvery, silver (colour)
srebrzysty {adj} :: silvery (clear and musical in tone)
Sri Dźajawardanapura Kotte {prop} {n} :: Sri Dźajawardanapura Kotte (capital city)
Sri Lanka {prop} {f} :: Sri Lanka
sroczka {f} [colloquial] :: diminutive of sroka
sroczy {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a magpie (corvid)
srogi {adj} :: severe, stern, austere, strict, dour, harsh
srogoń {m anim} :: Any assassin bug of the genus Rhynocoris
sroka {f} :: Eurasian magpie (Pica pica)
sroka {f} :: Any magpie belonging to the genus Pica
sroka {f} :: A woman or girl who is talkative and naive
srokaty {adj} :: piebald (black and white coloration)
srom {m inan} :: vulva, pudenda (external female sex organs)
srom {m inan} [archaic] :: shame
sromota {f} :: shame
sromotnik {m inan} :: Any stinkhorn of the genus Phallus
sromowy {adj} [relational] :: vulva
sromowy {adj} [anatomy] :: pudendal
ssać {vt impf} :: to suckle, to suck milk from a nursing mother
ssać {vt impf} :: to suck, to move liquid using reduced pressure
ssać {vt impf} [vulgar] :: to perform fellatio
ssać {vi impf} [slang] :: to suck; to blow (to be inferior or objectionable)
ssak {m anim} :: mammal
ssanie {n} :: choke, choke valve
ssanie {n} :: surgical suction
ssanie {n} [vulgar] :: fellatio
ssanie {n} :: verbal noun of ssać
stabilnie {adv} :: stably
stabilność {f} :: stability
stabilny {adj} :: stable
staccato {n} [music] :: staccato (style of playing short sharp notes)
Stach {prop} {m pers} :: given name
stacja {f} :: station
stacja benzynowa {f} :: gas station, petrol station
stacyjka {f} :: ignition, key receptacle in a car for starting the engine
stacyjka {f} :: diminutive of stacja
stać {vi impf} :: to stand
stać {vi impf} :: to stagnate
stać {vr pf} :: to happen, to bechance
stać pod znakiem zapytania {v impf} [idiom] :: to be up in the air; to be uncertain (of some event or project)
stadion {m inan} [sports] :: stadium
stadium {n} :: stage, phase
stadło {n} [zoology] :: pair
stadło {n} :: brace, couple
stadło {n} [humorous] :: marriage
stado {n} :: herd, flock (group of sheep, birds etc)
stagnacja {f} :: stagnation
staj {m inan} :: alternative form of staje
staja {f} :: alternative form of staje
staje {n} :: staje (historic unit of length)
stajnia {f} :: stable
stal {f} :: steel
stalagmit {m inan} :: stalagmite
stalaktyt {m inan} :: stalactite
stale {adv} :: constantly, continually
Stalin {prop} {m pers} [historical] :: Joseph Stalin
stalinista {m pers} :: Stalinist
stalinistka {f} :: female Stalinist
stalinizacja {f} [historical] :: Stalinization
stalinizm {m inan} :: Stalinism
stalinowiec {m pers} :: Stalinist
stalinowski {adj} :: Stalinist
stalowy {adj} :: made of steel
stalowy {adj} :: having the colour of steel; dark grey
stalówka {f} :: nib, the writing end of a fountain pen or a dip pen
stalugwa {f} :: green sandpiper (Tringa ochropus)
stała {f} [mathematics, physics, computer science, programming] :: constant
stałocieplny {adj} [biology] :: homeothermic
stały {adj} :: constant
stały {adj} :: permanent
stały {adj} :: fixed
stały {adj} :: ongoing
stały {adj} :: solid (in the solid state)
stamtąd {adv} :: from there
stan {m inan} :: state (of affairs), condition
stan {m inan} :: state (political division of the United States)
stan {m inan} [rare] :: state (sovereign polity)
stanąć {v pf} :: to stand
stanąć {v pf} :: to stop
stanąć {v pf} :: to park
stanąć {v pf} :: to step [+ na (object) = on something]
stanąć {v pf} [colloquial] :: to become erect
stanąć w szranki {v pf} [idiom] :: to enter the fray, to throw one's hat in the ring
stancja {f} :: pied-à-terre, homestay, lodgings for students
standard {m inan} :: standard
standardowy {adj} :: standard
standaryzacja {f} :: standardization (the process of establishing a standard)
stand-up {m inan} [comedy] :: stand-up comedy
stangret {m pers} :: carter, wagoner, coachman
stanie {n} :: verbal noun of stać
stanik {m inan} [colloquial] :: bra
Stanisław {prop} {m} :: given name (compare Stanislav)
Stanisława {prop} {f} :: given name
stanowczo {adv} :: firmly, decisively, definitely
stanowczy {adj} :: steadfast, certain, firm, determined
stanowić {v impf} :: to constitute, to comprise
stanowisko {n} :: position, function, office (post of employment)
stanowisko {n} :: position, stance, opinion
stanowisko {n} :: site, occurrence, area
Stany {prop} {m inanp} [colloquial] :: the States; United States
Stany Zjednoczone {prop} {m inanp} :: Stany Zjednoczone (country)
stapianie {n} :: verbal noun of stapiać
Starachowice {prop} :: Starachowice (capital)
starać {vr impf} :: to try, to attempt
staranie {n} :: verbal noun of starać
staranność {f} :: care, diligence, attentiveness
staranny {adj} :: careful, neat
staranny {adj} :: meticulous
starcie {n} :: verbal noun of zetrzeć
starcie {n} :: clash, fight (physical or verbal confrontation)
starczowzroczność {f} :: presbyopia
starczowzroczny {adj} :: presbyopic
starczy {adj} :: senile, gerontic, related to old age
starczyć {v pf} :: to suffice
starganie {n} :: verbal noun of stargać
Stargard {prop} {m inan} :: Stargard (town)
starkować {vt pf} [regional, cooking] :: to grate, to shred
staro- {prefix} :: Prefix used to create an adjective denoting an older form of language. Corresponding to English Old
staro {adv} :: oldly
staroangielski {adj} :: Old English
starobułgarski {adj} :: Old Bulgarian, i.e. Old Church Slavonic
staro-cerkiewno-słowiański {adj} [relational] :: Old Church Slavonic
staro-cerkiewno-słowiański {m inan} :: Old Church Slavonic
staroczeski {adj} :: Old Czech
starofrancuski {m inan} :: Old French (language)
starofrancuski {adj} :: Old French
staroindyjski {adj} :: Old Indic
staroobrzędowiec {m pers} [Christianity] :: Old Believer
staroormiański {adj} :: Old Armenian
staroperski {adj} :: Old Persian
staropolski {adj} :: Old Polish
staropolszczyzna {f} :: Old Polish (language)
staropruski {adj} :: Old Prussian
staroruski {adj} :: Old East Slavic
starosta {m pers} :: The head of the general administration of a powiat
starosta {m pers} :: The leader of a group of people
starosta {m pers} [historical] :: The administrative head of a starostwo
starościanka {f} :: The daughter of a starosta
starościc {m pers} :: The son of a starosta
starościna {f} :: feminine noun of starosta
starościna {f} :: The wife of a starosta
starość {f} :: old age
starość {f} :: age (latter part of life)
staroświecki {adj} :: old-fashioned
starotestamentowy {adj} :: pertaining to the Old Testament
starowier {m pers} [Christianity] :: Old Believer
starowierca {m pers} [Christianity] :: Old Believer
staro-wysoko-niemiecki {adj} :: Old High German
starożytność {f} :: antiquity (ancient times)
starożytny {adj} :: ancient
starszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of stary
start {m inan} [sports] :: start [the beginning of a race]
start {m inan} [aviation] :: takeoff
start {m inan} :: participation
staruch {m pers} :: augmentative of staruszek
staruch {m pers} [pejorative] :: An old man
starucha {f} :: augmentative of staruszka
starucha {f} [pejorative] :: An old woman
staruszek {m pers} :: An old man
staruszka {f} :: An old woman
stary {adj} :: old
stary {m pers} [slang] :: father
Stary Testament {prop} {m} :: Old Testament
starzec {m pers} :: elder, old man
starzec {m pers} :: starets
starzec {m inan} :: Any plant of the genus Senecio
starzeć {vri impf} :: to age (become old)
starzęśla {f} :: wintergreen (plant of the genus Gaultheria)
starzęśla {f} :: mistletoe (plant of the genus Viscum)
starzyk {m pers} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: grandfather, old man
starzyk {m anim} :: cowbird (bird of the genus Molothrus)
Stasia {prop} {f} :: given name
Staś {prop} {m pers} :: given name
statek {m inan} :: ship, craft, vessel
statua {f} :: statue
statuetka {f} :: figurine, statuette
status quo {n} :: status quo
statysta {m pers} :: extra (supernumerary or walk-on in a film or play)
statystycznie {adv} :: statistically; in a statistical manner
statystyczny {adj} :: statistical
statystyk {m pers} :: statistician
statystyka {f} :: statistics
statyw {m inan} :: A stand or mount (usually a tripod) used to support a camera, camcorder, or other object
staw {m inan} :: pond
staw {m inan} [anatomy] :: joint
stawa {f} [navigation, nautical] :: seamark
stawać {vi impf} :: to stop
stawać {vr impf} :: to become
stawać w szranki {v impf} [idiom] :: to enter the fray, to throw one's hat in the ring
stawarz {m pers} :: One who digs and cares for ponds
stawek {m inan} :: diminutive of staw
stawiać {v impf} :: to put up, to erect, to build
stawiać {v impf} :: to put, to stand; to place an object somewhere in an upright position
stawiać {v impf} :: to bet
stawiać {v impf} [colloquial] :: to pick up the tab, to pay for someone else
stawiać {vr impf} [colloquial] :: to resist
stawiać wszystko na jedną kartę {v impf} [idiom] :: to put all one's eggs in one basket
stawiarz {m pers} :: One who breeds fish in ponds
stawiarz {m pers} [rare] :: A worker who removes sediments from ponds
stawik {m inan} :: diminutive of staw
stawonóg {m anim} :: arthropod
stawowy {adj} [relational] :: pond (inland body of standing water)
stawowy {adj} [relational] :: joint (part of the body where two bones join)
stawowy {m pers} [archaic] :: A pisciculturist who specializes in raising fish in fishponds
stąd {pron} :: from here; from this place; away; hence
stąd {pron} :: as a result; therefore; for this reason; hence
stągiew {f} :: vat
stąpać {vi impf} :: to step, tread, pace
stbułg. {adj} :: abbreviation of starobułgarski
stechiometria {f} [chemistry] :: stoichiometry
Stefan {prop} {m pers} :: given name
Stefanek {prop} {m pers} {f} :: given name; diminutive of Stefan
Stefania {prop} {f} :: given name
steganografia {f} :: steganography
stek {m inan} :: steak
stela {f} [archaeology] :: stele, stela (tall, slender stone monument)
stela {f} [botany] :: stele (central core of the root and shoot system)
stelarny {adj} [relational] :: stellar (of, pertaining to, or characteristic of stars)
stempel {m inan} :: stamp (imprint or device)
stempelek {m inan} :: diminutive of stempel
stemplować {vt impf} :: to stamp (make an imprint)
stenograf {m pers} :: stenographer
stenografia {f} :: stenography
stenografka {f} :: feminine noun of stenograf
stenogram {m inan} :: A work resulting from using stenography, a shorthand
stenogram {m inan} [colloquial] :: a transcription of such work
step {m inan} [often in the plural] :: steppe
ster {m inan} [nautical] :: helm (steering apparatus of a ship)
ster {m inan} [nautical] :: rudder
ster {m inan} :: yoke (control wheel of an aircraft)
ster {m inan} [aeronautics] :: control surface (of an aircraft)
ster {m inan} [figuratively] :: management
steradian {m inan} :: steradian
sterburta {f} :: starboard (right side of a ship)
stercz {m inan} :: prostate (gland)
sterczeć {vi impf} :: to jut; to stick out; to protrude
sterczeć {vi impf} [colloquial] :: to hang around; to linger; to loiter (to stand about without any aim or purpose)
sterczenie {n} :: verbal noun of sterczeć
stereometria {f} [mathematics] :: stereometry
sterlet {m anim} :: sterlet (Acipenser ruthenus)
sterować {vt impf} :: to control, steer, navigate
sterowiec {m inan} :: dirigible
sterownik {m inan} [computing] :: driver
sterta {f} :: stack, pile
sterta {f} [computing] :: heap; memory that is dynamically allocated
stetoskop {m inan} :: stethoscope
steward {m pers} :: steward, flight attendant
stewardesa {f} :: stewardess, female flight attendant
stewardessa {f} :: alternative spelling of stewardesa
stęchlizna {f} :: A musty smell
stęchły {adj} :: musty
stęchły {adj} :: stale
stękać {vi impf} :: to groan
stękała {m pers} [obsolete] :: complainer, whiner
stęp {m inan} [skeleton] :: tarsus (cluster of seven articulating bones in each foot)
stęp {m inan} :: walk (horse gait)
stępa {f} [historical] :: mortar (vessel used to crush and grind)
stępa {f} :: A type of beartrap (trap used to catch a bear)
stępa {f} [obsolete] :: alternative form of stęp; walk (horse gait)
stępa {adv} [obsolete] :: alternative form of stępem
stępica {f} :: a smaller trap of wood to catch hares, badgers, wolves, foxes
stępienie {n} :: verbal noun of stępić
stępienie {n} :: verbal noun of stępieć
stępo {adv} [obsolete] :: alternative form of stępem
stind. {adj} :: abbreviation of staroindyjski
stłuczenie {n} :: verbal noun of stłuc
stłuczenie {n} [medicine] :: bruise
stłuczka {f} :: cullet (scrap glass)
stłuczka {f} [colloquial] :: bump, fender-bender (a light blow or jolting collision)
sto {num} :: one hundred
sto lat {interj} [idiomatic] :: happy birthday; many happy returns; a good wish made to someone celebrating their birthday
Stoczek Łukowski {prop} {m} :: A town in eastern Poland (Łuków County, Lublin Voivodeship) on the Świder river
stocznia {f} :: shipyard
stød {prop} {m inan} [phonology] :: stød
stodoła {f} :: barn (building)
stoisko {n} :: stand, stall
stojaczek {m inan} :: diminutive of stojak
stojaczek {m inan} [colloquial] :: sweet woodruff, sweetscented bedstraw (Galium odoratum)
stojak {m inan} :: stand, rack, trestle, prop (object used to support another)
stojak {m pers} [obsolete] :: ne'er-do-well, idler, loafer
stojan {m inan} :: stator (stationary part of a rotary system)
stok {m inan} :: slope (of a mountain or hill)
stokłosa {f} :: brome (any grass of the genus Bromus)
stokówka {f} :: Any parakeet belonging to the genus Bolborhynchus or Psilopsiagon
stokówka {f} [colloquial] :: A winding mountain road
stokroć {adv} :: hundredfold, a hundred times
stokrotka {f} :: any plant of the genus Bellis; daisy
stola {f} :: stola (traditional garment of women in Ancient Rome)
stolarstwo {n} :: carpentry
stolarz {m pers} :: joiner, carpenter, maker of wooden furniture
stolec {m inan} [medicine] :: stool (feces, excrement)
stolec {m inan} [archaic] :: throne
stolec {m inan} [by extension, archaic] :: authority
stolica {f} :: capital (city)
stolica {f} [obsolete] :: throne (ornate seat)
Stolica Apostolska {f} :: Holy See
stoliczek {m inan} :: diminutive of stolik
stolik {m inan} :: diminutive of stół
stolnica {f} :: kneading board, pastry board
stolyca {f} [pejorative or humorous] :: Warsaw
stolyca {f} [pejorative or humorous] :: the inhabitants of Warsaw as a group
stołeczny {adj} :: related to the capital city
stołek {m inan} :: stool (seat for one person without a back or armrest)
stołówka {f} :: canteen, cafeteria
stołówka {f} [archaic] :: dining room
stomatolog {m pers} :: dentist
stomatolog {f} :: female dentist
stonka ziemniaczana {f} :: potato beetle (Leptinotarsa decemlineata)
stonoga {f} :: A woodlouse belonging to the genus Oniscus
stonoga {f} :: A centipede
stonóg {m anim} [obsolete] :: alternative form of stonoga
stop {m inan} [chemistry] :: an alloy; a mixture of metals
stop {interj} :: stop!, halt!
stop {m inan} :: a stop sign
stop {m inan} [colloquial] :: a vehicle's brake light
stop {m inan} [colloquial] :: hitchhiking
stopa {f} :: foot (part of human body)
stopa {f} :: foot (unit of measure)
stopa {f} :: rate; percentage quantity, e.g. interest rate or unemployment
stopa {f} [music] :: bass pedal
stopa procentowa {f} :: interest rate
stopa życiowa {f} :: standard of living
stoper {m inan} :: stopwatch, timer
stoper {m inan} :: earplug
stoper {m pers} [soccer] :: centre-back
stopiec {m inan} [archaic, dialectal] :: a deadfall consisting of two walls of logs with a horizontal stick connecting them upon which stick another stick is set vertically for a roof of logs to rest on it that crushes a bird if the bird moves between the two log walls and slips the vertical stick
stopienie {n} :: verbal noun of stopić
stopień {m inan} :: step, a piece of stairs
stopień {m inan} :: step, raised piece of floor
stopień {m inan} :: degree, unit of angle
stopień {m inan} [colloquial] :: degree Celsius
stopień {m inan} :: mark, grade, note; measure of educational attainment
stopień {m inan} :: extent, degree, level
stopień {m inan} [military] :: rank
stopień {m inan} [education, formal] :: title, degree
stopień {m inan} [grammar] :: degree of comparison; the "strength" of adjectives: positive (e.g. big), comparative (bigger) and superlative (biggest)
stopień sprężania {noun} :: compression ratio
stopka {f} :: diminutive of stopa
stopka {f} :: ankle sock
stopnieć {vi pf} :: to melt (change from a solid state to a liquid state)
stopnieć {vi pf} :: to shrink, dwindle
stopnieć {vi pf} :: to melt (be softened emotionally or touched)
stopniowanie {n} [grammar] :: comparison
stopniowo {adv} :: gradually
stopniowy {adj} :: gradual
storczyk {m inan} :: Any orchid of the genus Orchis
stos {m inan} :: stack, pile, heap; a pile of identical objects
stos {m inan} :: pyre
stos {m inan} [computing] :: stack; a first-in-first-out data structure
stosik {m inan} :: diminutive of stos
stosować {vt impf} :: to use, apply, employ
stosowany {adj} :: applied
stosowny {adj} :: appropriate, suitable, fitting, meet, apposite
stosowny {adj} :: decorous
stosunek {m inan} :: relation, relationship
stosunek {m inan} :: proportion, ratio
stosunek {m inan} :: attitude
stosunek {m inan} :: sexual intercourse
stosunek płciowy {m inan} :: sexual intercourse
stowarzyszenie {n} :: verbal noun of stowarzyszyć
stowarzyszenie {n} :: association, society, guild
stożek {m inan} :: diminutive of stóg
stożek {m inan} [geometry] :: cone
stożek {m inan} [topology] :: cone
stożek {m inan} [volcanology] :: cone
stożek {m anim} :: cone snail, conid (any mollusk in the family Conidae)
stożka {f} :: Any liverwort belonging to the genus Conocephalum
stóg {m inan} :: haystack
stół {m inan} :: table (furniture)
stópka {f} :: diminutive of stopa
stówa {f} [colloquial] :: augmentative of stówka
stpol. {adj} :: abbreviation of staropolski
stpr. {adj} :: abbreviation of staropruski
stracciatella {f} :: stracciatella (Italian soup made from a mixture of cheese and egg in a broth)
stracciatella {f} :: stracciatella (Italian ice cream with chocolate shavings)
stracenie {n} :: verbal noun of stracić
strach {m inan} :: fear (emotion caused by actual or perceived danger or threat)
strach {m inan} :: scarecrow
strach na wróble {m anim} :: scarecrow
stracić {v pf} :: to lose (cause something to cease to be in one's possession or capability)
stragan {m inan} :: stall, booth
strajk {m inan} :: strike (work stoppage)
strajkować {vi impf} :: to strike (to stop working as a protest to achieve better working conditions)
strapienie {n} :: verbal noun of strapić
Strasburg {prop} {m inan} :: Strasburg (capital city)
straszak {m anim} :: Any bat of the genus Mormoops
straszak {m inan} :: A scarecrow
strasznie {adv} :: really, extremely
strasznie {adv} :: terribly, horribly
straszniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of straszny
straszny {adj} :: scary, frightening
straszny {adj} :: horrid, horrible, terrible, dreaded, awful
straszny {adj} :: frightful
straszny {adj} :: dire
straszyć {vt impf} :: to threaten
straszydło {n} :: wraith; a scary supernatural apparition
straszydło {n} :: bogeyman; a make-believe threat
straszyk {m anim} :: phasmatodean, phasmid (insect of the order Phasmatodea)
straszyk {m anim} :: sea cucumber of the genus Deima
strata {f} :: loss
strateg {m pers} :: strategist
strateg {m pers} :: strategos
strategia {f} :: strategy
strategia {f} :: strategy video game
strategicznie {adv} :: strategically
strategiczny {adj} :: strategic
stratosfera {f} :: stratosphere
strawa {f} [obsolete or literary] :: food, fodder
strawa {f} [archaic] :: costs, expenses
strawić {v pft} :: to digest
strawić {v pft} :: to eat up, to exhaust, to spend and waste, to use up
strawienie {n} :: verbal noun of strawić
straż {f} :: watch, guard, escort (group of people who guard)
straż miejska {f} :: city police
straż pożarna {f} :: fire brigade
strażak {m pers} :: firefighter, fireman
strażnica {f} :: watchtower
strażnik {m pers} :: guard (a person who protects something)
strącenie {n} :: verbal noun of strącić
strączek {m inan} :: diminutive of strąk
strączyniec {m inan} :: cassia (any plant of the genus Cassia)
strąk {m inan} :: legume (fruit or seed of leguminous plants; vegetable used for food)
strefa {f} :: zone
strefa {f} :: area
strefa {f} :: region
strefa {f} :: belt
strepet {m anim} :: little bustard (Tetrax tetrax)
stres {m inan} :: stress (emotional pressure suffered by a human being or other animal)
streszczać {vt impf} :: to summarize, epitomize, encapsulate
streszczenie {n} :: verbal noun of streścić
streszczenie {n} :: summary, abstract
streścić {vt pf} :: to summarise, to encapsulate
stręczyciel {m pers} :: pimp, procurer
stręczycielka {f} :: female pimp, procurer
stręczycielski {adj} [relational] :: pimp, procurer
stręczycielstwo {n} :: pimping, procurement
stręczyć {vt impf} :: to pimp, procure
stringi {p} :: thong (underwear)
striptiz {m inan} :: striptease
strit {m anim} [poker] :: straight
stroboskop {m inan} :: stroboscope
strofa {f} [literary] :: stanza
strofować {vt impf} :: to reprove, to rebuke, to chide
stroić {vt impf} :: to adorn, to deck, to decorate, to embellish
stroić {vt impf} :: to tune a musical instrument
stroić {vr impf} :: to deck out, to overdress
stroigła {f} :: Cunninghamia
stroik {m inan} :: diminutive of strój
stroik {m inan} :: reed; a vibrating piece of some woodwind instruments
stroik {m inan} :: tuner; a device used when tuning instruments
stroik {m inan} :: wreath; table decoration made of flowers and tree branches, used mainly during Christmas
stroik {m inan} :: decorative women's headwear
strojenie {n} :: verbal noun of stroić
strojniejszy {adj} :: comparative of strojny
strojnik {m anim} :: opah (Lampris guttatus)
strojnisia {f} :: A woman or girl who is overly concerned with clothes; a clotheshorse
strojniś {m pers} :: A man who is overly concerned with clothes; a clotheshorse or dandy
strojność {f} :: dressiness
strojny {adj} :: dressy, decorated
strokaty {adj} [obsolete] :: piebald (black and white coloration)
strokaty {adj} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: motley, variegated (having many colors)
stromo {adv} :: steeply
stromy {adj} :: steep
strona {f} :: side
strona {f} :: page
strona {f} [grammar] :: voice
strona internetowa {f} [Internet] :: web page
strona WWW {f} [Internet] :: web page
stronić {v impf} :: to avoid, to shun, to shy away from
stronny {adj} [rare] :: Pertaining to the left or right of the body; lateral
stronny {adj} [archaic] :: partial, biased
stront {m inan} :: strontium (chemical element, Sr, atomic number 38)
strop {m inan} [construction] :: ceiling
strop {m inan} [geology] :: roof (the upper part of a cavity)
strój {m inan} :: clothing, clothes, uniform
stróm {m inan} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: tree
stróż {m pers} :: watchman
stróż {m pers} :: guardian, keeper, caretaker, custodian, warden
strucla {f} :: A jam or poppy seed roll
strug {m inan} :: plane (a tool)
struga {f} :: spurt, stream, trail
strugacz {m pers} :: hewer (one who hews)
strugaczka {f} :: pencil sharpener
strugać {vt impf} :: to plane, to whittle
strugarka {f} :: shaper (machine tool)
strugarka {f} :: planer (machine tool)
strugawka {f} :: pencil sharpener
struktura {f} :: structure
strumień {m inan} :: stream; brook
strumień {m inan} :: flux
strumyczek {m inan} :: diminutive of strumyk
strumyk {m inan} :: brook
struna {f} :: string (of a musical instrument)
strunowiec {m anim} :: chordate (a member of the phylum Chordata)
strup {m inan} :: scab (incrustation over a wound)
strupek {m inan} :: diminutive of strup
strus. {noun} :: abbreviation of staroruski
strusi {adj} [relational] :: ostrich (of, pertaining to, made from, or characteristic of ostriches)
struś {m anim} :: ostrich
strużka {f} :: diminutive of struga
strużyna {f} :: swarf
strych {m inan} :: attic
strych {m pers} [archaic] :: old man
stryj {m pers} :: paternal uncle (brother of someone’s father)
stryjek {m pers} :: paternal uncle (brother of someone’s father)
stryk {m pers} [archaic or dialectal] :: paternal uncle
stryk {m inan} :: augmentative of stryczek
strzał {m inan} :: shot (result of launching a projectile)
strzała {f} :: arrow (projectile)
strzała {interj} :: yo; hello
strzałka {f} :: diminutive of strzała
strzałka {f} :: arrow (symbol)
strzebla {f} :: A cyprinid belonging to any of the following genera:
strzebla {f} :: Anaecypris hispanica, of the Iberian peninsula
strzebla {f} :: Chondrostoma (nases etc.)
strzebla {f} :: Delminichthys, cyprinids of Eastern Europe and the Balkans
strzebla {f} :: Pelasgus, minnows of the Balkans
strzebla {f} :: Phoxinus, certain minnows found throughout Eurasia
strzebla {f} :: Pseudophoxinus, minnows of western Asia
strzebla {f} :: Rhynchocypris minnows of eastern Asia
strzebla {f} :: Telestes, vairones, of southern Europe
strzec {vt impf} :: to guard, to protect
strzecha {f} :: thatched roof
strzecha {f} :: thatch
strzecha {f} [by extension, dated] :: cottage
strzecha {f} [colloquial, figurative] :: bushy hair
strzechwa {f} :: Any moss of the genus Grimmia
strzelać {v impf} :: to shoot, to fire a projectile weapon
strzelać {v impf} [colloquial] :: to guess
strzelać z armaty do muchy {v impf} :: To use excessive or inappropriate means to an end, sometimes counterproductively so; to use a sledgehammer to crack a nut
strzelanie {n} [sports] :: shooting, the activity of firing a gun, e.g. in biathlon
strzelanie {n} :: verbal noun of strzelać
strzelanka {f} [video games] :: shooter
strzelba {f} :: gun, shotgun
strzelec {m pers} :: marksman, shooter
Strzelec {prop} {m anim} [zodiac constellations] :: Sagittarius, a constellation
Strzelec {prop} {m anim} [astrology] :: Sagittarius, an astrological sign
Strzelec {m pers} :: Someone with a Sagittarius star sign
strzelić {vt pf} :: to shoot
strzeliwo {n} [archaic] :: ammunition, ammo
strzelnica {f} :: shooting range
strzemiączko {n} [skeleton] :: stapes
strzemienny {m anim} :: a toast made before leaving a social gathering
strzemię {n} :: stirrup
strzęp {m inan} :: shred
strzęp {m inan} :: snippet
strzępek {m inan} :: diminutive of strzęp
strzępina {f} [entomology] :: cilia (fine hairs along an insect's wing)
strzępka {f} [mycology] :: hypha
strzęplica {f} :: Junegrass; any member of the genus Koeleria
strzęśla {f} :: European mistletoe (Viscum album)
strzop {m inan} [dialectal] :: pot (vessel used for cooking)
strzybło {n} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: silver
strzyc {vt impf} :: to shear, to cut, to clip, to trim
strzyc {vt impf} :: to fleece
strzyg {m anim} [Slavic mythology] :: strzyga
strzyga {f} [Slavic mythology] :: strzyga
strzygonia {f} :: pine beauty (Panolis flammea)
strzygoń {m anim} [Slavic mythology] :: strzyga
strzykawka {f} :: syringe
strzykwa {f} :: sea cucumber, holothuroid (echinoderm of the class Holothuroidea)
strzyż {m anim} :: Any wren of the genus Campylorhynchus
strzyża {f} :: sheepshearing (act of shearing sheep)
strzyża {f} :: freshly-shorn wool
strzyża {f} :: sheepshearing period
strzyżal {m anim} :: Any wren of the genus Pheugopedius
strzyżenie {n} :: verbal noun of strzyc
strzyżoń {m anim} :: Any wren of the genus Cyphorhinus
strzyżyk {m anim} :: Any wren belonging to Troglodytes, Cistothorus, Ferminia, Thryorchilus, Thryothorus, or Thryomanes
strzyżyk {m anim} [in plural] :: Troglodytidae
studencki {adj} :: of or pertaining to studies; studential
student {m pers} :: student [academic, at university]
studentka {f} :: female student [academic, at university]
studia {p} [academic] :: school (time during which classes are attended or in session at a university)
studia {p} [academic] :: studies (academic field of study)
studiować {v impf} :: study (e.g., languages, mathematics)
studiować {v impf} :: read intensively (make a study of)
studiowanie {n} :: verbal noun of studiować
studium {n} [academic] :: study (academic publication)
studium {n} :: meticulous analysis (of a book or a movie)
studium {n} :: learned society, learned academy, scholarly society, academic association
studium {n} [chess] :: endgame study
studnia {f} :: well (hole sunk into the ground)
studniarz {m pers} [archaic] :: welldigger
studniarz {m pers} :: water diviner, water finder, dowser (person)
studniarz {m pers} [humorous] :: student
studniówka {f} :: traditional ball held around a 100 days before the final exams matura in Poland
studzić {vt impf} :: to cool, to cool down
studzienka {f} :: diminutive of studnia
studzienny {adj} [relational] :: well
stukać {vt impf} :: to knock, rap, tap
stukot {m inan} :: clatter (noise)
stul pysk {interj} [offensive] :: shut the fuck up
stulanie {n} :: verbal noun of stulać
stulatek {m pers} :: A centenarian (male person who is at least 100 years old)
stulatek {m anim} :: An animal that is at least 100 years old
stulatek {m inan} :: A plant that is at least 100 years old
stulatek {m inan} :: An inanimate object or thing that is at least 100 years old
stulatka {f} :: A centenarian (female person who is at least 100 years old)
stulatka {f} :: An animal, plant, object, or thing that is at least 100 years old
stulecie {n} :: century (100 years)
stulecie {n} :: centennial, 100th anniversary
stulejka {f} [medicine] :: phimosis
stulenie {n} :: verbal noun of stulić
stuletni {adj} :: hundred-year-old
stuletni {adj} :: hundred-year-long; hundred-year (lasting a hundred years)
stuła {f} :: stole (ecclesiastical garment)
stułbia {f} :: hydra; freshwater polyp from the genus Hydra
stupa {f} [Buddhism] :: stupa
stutysięczny {adj} :: hundred-thousandth
stwardnieć {vi pf} :: to harden; to indurate; to become hard
stwardnieć {vi pf} [medicine] :: to sclerose
stwardnieć {vi pf} :: to solidify
stwardnieć {vi pf} :: to ossify
stwardnienie {n} :: verbal noun of stwardnieć
stwardnienie {n} :: hardening (becoming hard)
stwardnienie {n} :: hardened fragment of something
stwardnienie {n} [medicine] :: sclerosis
stwardnienie {n} [medicine] :: induration
stwarzać {vt impf} :: to create, bring to life
stwarzać {vt impf} :: to bring about, conceive
stwarzać {vt impf} :: to generate, produce
stwarzać {vt impf} :: to become a member of a group
stwarzać {vt impf} :: to make
stwarzać {vr impf} [with się] :: to come into being
stwierdzać {vt impf} :: to state, to affirm, to attest
stwierdzać {vt impf} :: to find, to ascertain
stwierdzenie {n} :: statement, claim
stwierdzenie {n} [mathematics] :: proposition (provable assertion not important enough to be a theorem)
stwierdzić {vt pf} :: to state, to affirm, to attest
stwierdzić {vt pf} :: to find, to ascertain
stwniem. {adj} :: abbreviation of staro-wysoko-niemiecki
-stwo {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a neuter noun, usually an abstract noun denoting a relation, social status, scientific discipline, quality or a state. Corresponding to English -hood, -ness or -dom
stworek {m anim} :: diminutive of stwór
stworzenie {n} :: verbal noun of stworzyć
stworzenie {n} :: creation
stworzenie {n} :: creature
stworzonko {n} [affectionate] :: creature, critter
stworzyciel {m pers} [archaic] :: creator, maker
stworzycielka {f} [archaic] :: female creator, maker
stworzyć {vt pf} :: to create, bring to life
stworzyć {vt pf} :: to bring about, conceive
stworzyć {vt pf} :: to generate, produce
stworzyć {vt pf} :: to become a member of a group
stworzyć {vt pf} :: to make
stworzyć {vr pf} [with się] :: to come into being
stwór {m anim} :: creature
styczeń {m inan} :: January (month)
styczna {f} [geometry] :: tangent
stycznik {m inan} :: contactor (electrically-controlled switch used for switching an electrical power circuit)
styczniowy {adj} [relational] :: January (month)
stygnąć {vi impf} :: to cool, cool down
stygnięcie {n} :: verbal noun of stygnąć
styk {m inan} :: contact
styk {m inan} :: point of contact
stykanie {n} :: verbal noun of stykać
stykówka {f} [photography] :: contact sheet
styl {m inan} :: style (manner of expression in writing or speech)
styl {m inan} :: style (manner of creating, doing, or presenting something, especially a work of architecture or art)
styl {m inan} :: style (particular manner of acting or behaving)
styl {m inan} [sports] :: style
styl {m inan} :: style, stylus (sharp stick for writing)
stymulacja {f} :: stimulation (pushing or goading toward action)
stymulacja {f} :: stimulation (sensory input)
stypa {f} :: wake (funeral banquet)
stypendium {n} :: scholarship
stypendysta {m pers} :: holder of a scholarship
Styria {prop} {f} :: Styria (state)
styropian {m inan} :: styrofoam
styropian {m pers} [politics, slang, derogatory] :: politician with a history of involvement with the Solidarity trade union
suahili {n} :: Swahili
Suazi {prop} {n} :: Swaziland
subantarktyczny {adj} :: Subantarctic
subarktyczny {adj} :: subarctic
sublimacja {f} [chemistry] :: sublimation (phase transition)
sublimacja {f} [psychology] :: sublimation (transformation of an impulse)
sublokator {m pers} :: A male paying guest
sublokatorka {f} :: A female paying guest
subordynacja {f} :: subordination
substancja {f} :: substance (matter)
substytut {m inan} :: substitute
subtropikalny {adj} :: subtropical
suburbium {n} :: suburb (area on the periphery of a city or large town)
suchar {m inan} :: rusk, zwieback
suchar {m inan} [colloquial] :: dad joke, unfunny joke
suchar {m pers} [colloquial, jocular] :: A very slim or thin person
sucho {adv} :: dryly, drily
suchodrzew {m inan} :: honeysuckle (plant of the genus Lonicera)
suchoklates {m pers} [slang, derogatory] :: weakling
suchokwiat {m inan} :: A plant of the genus Xeranthemum
suchość {f} :: dryness
suchota {f} [colloquial] :: dryness, parchedness
suchotnica {f} [archaic] :: A woman afflicted with tuberculosis
suchotnica {f} [colloquial] :: A very thin or emaciated woman
suchotniczek {m pers} :: diminutive of suchotnik
suchotnik {m pers} [archaic] :: A person afflicted with tuberculosis
suchotnik {m pers} :: A very thin or emaciated person
suchoty {fp} [archaic, disease] :: tuberculosis
suchowierzch {m inan} [colloquial] :: prunella, selfheal
suchy {adj} :: dry (free from liquid or moisture)
sucz {f} [slang, offensive] :: bitch, woman with domineering, arrogant personality
sucz {f} [slang] :: woman that dresses provocatively
suczka {f} :: diminutive of suka
suczy {adj} :: Of or pertaining to a bitch (female dog or disagreeable person)
suczynka {f} [rare] :: endearing form of suka
Sudan {prop} {m} :: Sudan
Sudan Południowy {prop} {m} :: South Sudan
sudański {adj} :: Sudanese
sudecki {adj} :: Sudeten
Sudety {prop} {p} :: Sudeten
sudoku {n} [games, puzzles] :: sudoku
sufiks {m inan} [linguistic morphology] :: suffix
sufit {m inan} :: ceiling
sufizm {m inan} :: Sufism
sufler {m pers} [theatre] :: prompter (person who tells an actor the words they should be saying)
suflet {m inan} :: soufflé (baked dish made from beaten egg whites and various other ingredients)
sufrażystka {f} :: suffragette
sugerować {vt impf} :: to suggest, to prompt
sugerować {vt impf} :: to imply
sugerować {vr impf} :: to be influenced [+ (instrumental) = by something]
suhak {m anim} :: saiga
suita {f} [music] :: suite (musical form pre-dating the sonata)
suka {f} :: bitch (female dog)
suka {f} [offensive] :: bitch
suka {f} [slang] :: police van
sukces {m inan} :: success
sukcesor {m pers} :: successor, inheritor
sukcesorka {f} :: female successor, inheritress
sukieneczka {f} :: diminutive of sukienka
sukienka {f} :: dress, frock
Sukiennice {prop} {p} :: Sukiennice (former cloth hall in central Krakow)
sukienny {adj} [relational] :: baize, cloth
sukinsyn {m pers} [vulgar, offensive] :: son of a bitch; motherfucker
suknia {f} :: dress, gown (garment usually worn by a woman or girl)
sukno {n} :: cloth
sukno {n} :: baize
sukurs {m inan} [dated] :: succour
sukurs {m inan} [dated] :: help
Sulejman {prop} {m} :: given name
Sulich {prop} {m pers} {f} [archaic] :: given name
sułtan {m pers} :: sultan (ruler)
sum {m anim} :: European catfish
suma {f} :: sum
suma {f} [set theory] :: union
Sumatra {prop} {f} :: Sumatra (island)
Sumer {prop} :: Sumer
sumeryjski {adj} :: Sumerian
sumienie {n} :: conscience
sumienny {adj} :: conscientious
sumik {m anim} :: diminutive of sum
sumik {m anim} :: Any of various species of catfish, especially belonging to the genus Ameiurus or Ictalurus
sumik {m anim} :: sumik błękitny
sumik {m anim} :: sumik czarny
sumik {m anim} :: sumik kanałowy
sumik {m anim} :: sumik karłowaty
sumik {m anim} :: sumik pancerny
sumik {m anim} :: sumik szklisty
sumik {m anim} :: sumik węgorzowaty
sumita {m pers} :: sumotori
sumka {f} :: diminutive of suma
sumo {n} :: sumo
sunąć {vi impf} :: to glide
sunąć {vt impf} :: to push, shove, shift, move
sunięcie {n} :: verbal noun of sunąć
sunnizm {m inan} :: Sunni Islam (religion); Sunnism
supeł {m inan} :: overhand knot
supełek {m inan} :: diminutive of supeł
super {adj} [colloquial] :: great, excellent
super {adv} [colloquial] :: excellently
superbohater {m pers} [fiction] :: superhero
superego {n} [psychoanalysis] :: superego (the part of the mind that acts as a self-critical conscience, reflecting social standards that have been learnt)
superkomputer {m inan} [computing] :: supercomputer
supermarket {m inan} :: supermarket
supermarketowy {adj} [relational] :: supermarket
supernowa {f} [astronomy] :: supernova
superowo {adv} [colloquial] :: super, great
superowy {adj} [colloquial] :: super, great
superstop {m inan} :: superalloy
suplement {m inan} :: supplement (extension to a document or publication)
suplement {m inan} [nutrition, bodybuilding] :: supplement (vitamin, herbal extract, or chemical compound)
suplement {m inan} [dated] :: supplement (something added)
sura {f} [Islam] :: sura
surducik {m inan} :: diminutive of surdut
surdut {m inan} :: frock coat (long double-breasted coat with long skirts, worn by men, now only on formal occasions)
suriekcja {f} :: surjection
Surinam {prop} {m inan} :: Surinam (country)
Surinamczyk {m pers} :: Surinamese (person)
Surinamka {f} :: Surinamese (female person)
surinamski {adj} :: Surinamese
surowica {f} :: serum (liquid that separates out when blood coagulates)
surowiczy {adj} :: serous
surowiec {m inan} :: raw material, resource
surowiec {m inan} :: feedstock
surowy {adj} :: raw, crude, severe, austere, rigorous
surówka {f} :: salad made of raw vegetables
surówka {f} :: pig iron
surrealista {m pers} :: surrealist
surrealistka {f} :: female surrealist
surrealistycznie {adv} :: surrealistically; in a surrealist manner
surrealistyczny {adj} :: surrealist
surrealistyczny {adj} :: surreal
surrealizm {m inan} :: surrealism
suseł {m anim} :: Any ground squirrel belonging to the genus Spermophilus
sushi {n} :: sushi
susłogon {m anim} :: Any ground squirrel of the genus Urocitellus
susłouch {m anim} :: Any ground squirrel of the genus Otospermophilus
suspensorium {n} :: jockstrap, suspensory
susz {m inan} [collective] :: dried fruits
susz {m inan} [collective] :: brushwood
susza {f} :: drought
suszarka {f} :: dryer
suszarka {f} :: hairdryer
suszarka {f} [slang, humorous] :: radar gun
suszej {adv} :: comparative of sucho
suszenie {n} :: verbal noun of suszyć
suszyć {vt impf} :: to dry [+ acc = something]
suszyć {v impf} [slang, humorous] :: to conduct speed limit enforcement with a radar gun
suszyć {vr impf} :: to dry
suszyć zęby {v impf} [idiom, colloquial, pejorative] :: to smile or grin excessively
suśli {adj} [relational] :: Old World ground squirrel; suslik
sutanna {f} :: soutane, cassock
sutek {m inan} [anatomy] :: nipple
sutener {m pers} [formal] :: pimp, procurer
sutenerski {adj} [relational] :: pimp, procurer
sutenerstwo {n} [formal] :: pimping, procurement
suterena {f} :: basement
suterenka {f} :: diminutive of suterena
suterenowy {adj} [relational] :: basement
suteryna {f} :: alternative form of suterena
suto {adv} :: copiously, amply
sutra {f} [literature] :: sutra (rule or thesis in Sanskrit grammar or Hindu law or philosophy)
sutra {f} [Buddhism, Hinduism] :: sutra (scriptural narrative)
suty {adj} :: copious, ample
suw {m inan} [technical] :: stroke of a piston
suwak {m inan} :: zip fastener, zipper
suwak {m inan} :: scroll bar, slider
suwak {m anim} :: Any jird of the genus Meriones
suwak logarytmiczny {m inan} :: slide rule
Suwałki {prop} {p} :: Suwałki, city in north-eastern Poland
suwanie {n} :: verbal noun of suwać
suwmiarka {f} :: calipers (measuring device)
suwnica {f} :: gantry, gauntry
Svalbard {prop} {m} :: Svalbard (group of islands in the Arctic)
swa {pron} :: alternative form of swoja
swach {m pers} [dialectal] :: matchmaker
swacha {f} :: matchmaker
swachna {f} [dialectal] :: matchmaker
swada {f} :: verbiage
swada {f} :: zest (great enthusiasm and energy)
swak {m pers} [obsolete] :: sister's husband
swak {m pers} [obsolete] :: father of a son-in-law or daughter-in-law
Swansea {prop} {n} :: Swansea
swarliwie {adv} :: quarrelsomely, cantankerously
swarliwość {f} :: quarrelsomeness, cantankerousness
swarliwszy {adj} :: comparative of swarliwy
swarliwy {adj} :: quarrelsome, cantankerous
Swaróg {prop} {m pers} [mythology] :: Svarog, the Slavic god of the Sun, fire and blacksmithing
swary {m inanp} :: quarreling, contention
swastyka {f} :: swastika (symbol)
swat {m pers} :: A matchmaker
swat {m pers} :: The father of one's child-in-law
swatka {f} :: A matchmaker
swatka {f} :: The mother of one's child-in-law
swawola {f} :: romp (period of boisterous play)
swawola {f} [dated] :: disobedience, lawlessness
swawolenie {n} :: verbal noun of swawolić
swą {pron} :: alternative form of swoją
swąd {m inan} :: A smell of burning
swąd {m inan} :: Any unpleasant smell; a stench
swe {pron} :: alternative form of swoje
swego {pron} :: alternative form of swojego
swej {pron} :: alternative form of swojej
swemu {pron} :: alternative form of swojemu
sweter {m inan} :: sweater, pullover, jersey, jumper
sweterek {m inan} :: diminutive of sweter
swędzieć {vi impf} :: to itch (feel itchy)
swoboda {f} :: freedom, liberty (property of being unconstrained)
swoboda {f} :: ease (state of being comfortable free from stress)
swoboda {f} :: ease (freedom from effort, difficulty or hardship)
swobodnie {adv} :: freely
swobodnie {adv} :: with ease, effortlessly
swobodny {adj} :: free
swobodny {adj} :: informal, casual
swobodny {adj} :: unconstrained, unhampered
swojak {m pers} :: Someone of the same nationality or from the same place
swojak {m pers} :: A relative by blood or marriage
swojak {m pers} [obsolete] :: The father of a son-in-law or daughter-in-law
swojski {adj} :: homely, familiar
swojskość {f} :: homeliness, familiarity
swołocz {f} [derogatory] :: scumbag, scoundrel, asshole, lowlife
swołocz {f} [derogatory] :: rabble, riffraff, mob (unruly group of people)
sworzeń {m inan} [engineering] :: gudgeon pin, wrist pin
swój {pron} [reflexive-possessive pronoun] :: one's own; my, his, her, its, our, your, their (refers to the subject of the verb)
swych {pron} :: alternative form of swoich
swym {pron} :: alternative form of swoim
swymi {pron} :: alternative form of swoimi
Syberia {prop} {f} :: Siberia (part of Asia)
syberyjski {adj} :: Siberian
sycić {vt impf} :: to sate, satiate
Sycylia {prop} {f} :: Sycylia (island/and/region)
sycylijski {adj} :: Sicilian
Sydney {prop} {n} :: Sydney (major port city/state capital)
Sydney {prop} {n} :: Sydney (seaport/and/former city)
syf {m inan} [colloquial] :: dirt, filth, grime
syf {m inan} [colloquial] :: mess, disarray
syf {m inan} [colloquial] :: pimple, spot
syf {m inan} [colloquial] :: something of low quality
syf {m inan} [vulgar] :: syphilis
syfek {m inan} [colloquial] :: pimple, spot
syfilis {m inan} :: syphilis
syfnie {adv} [colloquial, , pejorative] :: messily
syfnie {adv} [colloquial, , pejorative] :: hideously
syfniej {adv} :: comparative of syfnie
syfniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of syfny
syfny {adj} [colloquial, , pejorative] :: messy
syfny {adj} [colloquial, , pejorative] :: fugly
sygn. {f} :: Abbreviation of sygnatura meaning a string of characters referring to something in a system, such as a catalog; reference code; ref
sygnał {m inan} :: signal
syjonizm {m inan} :: Zionism
sylaba {f} :: syllable
sylabariusz {m inan} [linguistics] :: syllabary
sylwester {m anim} :: New Year's Eve
Sylwester {prop} {m} :: given name, Sylvester
sylwetka {f} :: figure (human figure; shape of human body)
Sylwia {prop} {pl} {f} :: given name
Sylwiusz {prop} {pl} {m pers} :: given name
Sym {prop} {m} :: Sym (river)
symbiont {m inan} [biology] :: symbiont, symbiote
symbiotycznie {adv} :: symbiotically; in a symbiotic manner
symbiotyczny {adj} :: symbiotic
symbioza {f} [biology] :: symbiosis
symbioza {f} :: coexistence
symboliczny {adj} :: symbolic
symbolizować {vt impf} :: to symbolize (be symbolic of, to represent)
symfonia {f} [music] :: symphony
sympatia {f} :: fondness
sympatia {f} [colloquial] :: someone's target of affection
sympatyczny {adj} :: nice, friendly, kind, likable, amiable, affable, personable
sympatyczny {adj} [physiology] :: sympathetic
sympozjum {n} :: symposium (conference)
symptom {m inan} :: symptom
symulacja {f} :: simulation (imitation)
symulacja {f} :: simulation (assuming an appearance which is feigned, or not true)
symulować {v impf} :: to simulate
symulowanie {n} :: verbal noun of symulować
syn {m pers} :: son
synagoga {f} [Judaism] :: synagogue (Jewish house of prayer)
synagogalny {adj} [relational] :: synagogal
Synaj {prop} {m} :: Sinai
synal {m pers} [derogatory] :: son
syncio {m pers} [affectionate] :: son
syndrom {m inan} [pathology] :: syndrome
syndykalista {m pers} :: syndicalist
syndykalizm {m inan} :: syndicalism
syndykat {m inan} [law] :: syndicate
syndykat {m inan} :: trade union (in France and some other countries)
syneczek {m pers} :: diminutive of syn
synek {m pers} :: diminutive of syn
synek {m pers} [Cieszyn Silesia, Upper Silesia] :: boy
synkopa {f} [prosody, phonology] :: syncope
synkopa {f} [music] :: syncope
synobójca {m pers} :: filicide (man who kills his own son)
synonim {m inan} :: synonym (word with same meaning as another)
synowa {f} :: daughter-in-law (wife of someone's son)
synowiec {m pers} [obsolete] :: fraternal nephew
synteza {f} :: synthesis
synulek {m pers} [affectionate or ironic] :: son
synuś {m pers} :: diminutive of syn
sypać {v impf} :: to strew
sypanie {n} :: verbal noun of sypać
sypialnia {f} :: bedroom
sypialnia {f} [colloquial, pejorative] :: dormitory suburb; a remote neighborhood of a city consisting exclusively of residential buildings
sypki {adj} :: loose, powdery, crumbly, friable
Syrakuzy {prop} {p} :: Syrakuzy (city)
syrena {f} :: mermaid
syrena {f} :: siren
syrena {f} :: any mammal of the order Sirenia
syrena {f} :: FSO Syrena car
syrenka {f} :: diminutive of syrena; small mermaid
Syria {prop} {f} :: Syria
Syriusz {prop} {m} [star] :: Sirius
syrop {m inan} :: syrup; any thick, sweet liquid
Syryjczyk {m pers} :: a male Syrian
Syryjka {f} :: a female Syrian
syryjski {adj} :: Syrian
system {m inan} :: system
system operacyjny {m} :: operating system (software which controls a computer)
systematycznie {adv} :: systematically
systematyczniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of systematyczny
systematyczny {adj} :: systematic (carried out using a planned, ordered procedure)
systematyczny {adj} :: systematic (of, or relating to taxonomic classification)
syt {adj} :: dated form of syty
sytość {f} :: satiety
sytuacja {f} :: situation (status with regard to circumstances)
sytuacja {f} [dated] :: location
sytuować {vt impf} :: to locate, to situate
syty {adj} :: satiated, full (having eaten enough)
Syzyf {prop} {m} :: Sisyphus
szabas {m inan} :: Sabbath
szabat {m inan} :: Sabbath
szabla {f} :: sabre
szablodziób {m anim} :: pied avocet (Recurvirostra avosetta)
szablogrzbiet {m anim} :: false killer whale
szablon {m inan} :: template
szabrownik {m pers} :: looter
szach {m pers} :: shah
szach {m inan} [chess] :: check
szachista {m pers} :: chess player
szachistka {f} :: female chess player
szachownica {f} :: chessboard (square board used in the game of chess)
szachownica {f} :: A pattern similar to a chessboard
szachownica {f} :: Specifically, the symbol of Polish air force
szachownica {f} :: fritillary, any plant of the genus Fritillaria
szachowy {adj} [relational] :: chess
szacht {m inan} :: shaft (vertical passage housing a lift)
szachy {mp} :: chess (board game)
szacować {vt impf} :: to estimate, to evaluate
szacować {vt impf} [archaic] :: to respect
szacowanie {n} :: verbal noun of szacować; estimation, evaluation
szacowny {adj} :: respectable, venerable, estimable, esteemed
szacunek {m inan} :: respect (admiration for a person or entity because of perceived merit)
szacunek {m inan} :: estimate, estimation
szadzenie {n} [phonology] :: verbal noun of szadzić; szadzenie
szadź {f} :: hoar frost
szafa {f} :: cupboard
szafa {f} :: wardrobe, closet
szafeczka {f} :: diminutive of szafka
szafiarka {f} [neologism] :: female fashion blogger
szafir {m inan} :: sapphire (mineral)
szafir {m inan} :: sapphire (color)
szafirek {m inan} :: diminutive of szafir
szafirek {m inan} :: grape hyacinth, any plant of the genus Muscari
szafirowy {adj} :: Of or relating to sapphire
szafirowy {adj} :: sapphire (colour)
szafka {f} :: diminutive of szafa
szafka {f} :: cabinet, locker
szafot {m inan} :: scaffold (as used for capital punishment)
szafran {m inan} :: crocus, any plant of the genus Crocus
szafran {m inan} :: saffron, a spice made of one species of crocus
szajba {f} [colloquial] :: obsession, craziness
szajba {f} [rare] :: washer (flat disk placed under a nut or bolt)
szajbus {m pers} [colloquial] :: someone mentally ill
szajbus {m pers} [colloquial] :: crank, wacko, weirdo
szajbuska {f} [colloquial] :: someone mentally ill
szajbuska {f} [colloquial] :: female crank, wacko, weirdo
szajka {f} :: ring, brigade (group of people (for illicit purposes))
szajs {m inan} [colloquial, vulgar] :: crap, crud (something of poor quality)
Szajsung {prop} {m anim} [colloquial, derogatory] :: Samsung, a South Korean company
Szajsung {prop} {m anim} [colloquial, derogatory] :: a product made by Samsung, such as a laptop or a phone
szakal {m anim} :: jackal
szakłak {m inan} :: buckthorn (any plant of the genus Rhamnus)
szal {m inan} :: shawl
szal {m inan} :: scarf
szala {f} :: scale (dish of a balance)
szaleć {v impf} :: to go crazy, to madden, to go berserk, to rage, to be in frenzy
szalej {m inan} :: water hemlock; any plant of the genus Cicuta
szalenie {n} :: verbal noun of szaleć
szalenie {adv} :: enormously
szaleniec {m pers} :: madman, lunatic, mentally unstable person
szaleniec {m pers} :: daredevil, person without regard for their own safety
szaleństwo {n} :: madness
szalet {m inan} :: outhouse
szalet {m inan} :: public toilet
szalet {m inan} [figurative] :: A place of moral or physical uncleanliness
szalik {m inan} :: scarf (garment worn around the neck)
szalom {interj} [Judaism] :: shalom
szalony {adj} :: crazy, mad, insane
szalotka {prop} {f} :: shallot (vegetable)
szalunek {m inan} :: shoring (framework strengthening a structure)
szalupa {f} :: jolly boat, shallop
szalupka {f} :: diminutive of szalupa
szalupowy {adj} [relational] :: jolly boat, shallop
szał {m inan} :: craze, frenzy, fury, madness, amok
szałamaja {f} [musical instruments] :: shawm (musical instrument)
szałwia {f} :: sage, any plant of the genus Salvia
szaman {m pers} :: shaman
szamanizm {m inan} :: shamanism
szamanka {f} :: female shaman
szamański {adj} :: of or pertaining to shamans
szambo {n} :: cesspit; septic tank
szambo {n} [figuratively] :: dreck; something disgusting
szampan {m inan} :: champagne
Szampania {prop} {f} :: Szampania (region)
szampanka {f} [colloquial] :: champagne flute
szampon {m inan} :: shampoo
szampon {m inan} [slang] :: sparkling wine, champagne
Szanghaj {prop} {m inan} :: Szanghaj (direct-administered municipality/major port city)
szaniec {m inan} :: sconce (earthwork fortification)
szanować {vt impf} :: to respect, to esteem
szanować {vt impf} :: to handle with care
szanować {vr impf} :: to have self-respect
szansa {f} :: chance, opportunity
szanta {f} :: shanty (sailor song)
szanta {f} :: horehound
szantaż {m inan} :: blackmail
szantażować {v impf} :: to blackmail
szantażowanie {n} :: verbal noun of szantażować
szantażyk {m inan} :: diminutive of szantaż
szantażysta {m pers} :: blackmailer (one who extorts money from by exciting fears of injury other than bodily harm)
szara eminencja {f} [idiomatic] :: éminence grise
szara strefa {f} [idiom] :: informal economy
szaraczek {m pers} :: diminutive of szarak (person)
szaraczek {m anim} :: diminutive of szarak (hare)
szaraczek {m inan} :: diminutive of szarak (textile or clothing)
szarada {f} [dated] :: charade; riddle
szarak {m pers} [colloquial] :: Someone who is very average and unremarkable
szarak {m pers} [historical] :: An impoverished member of the Polish nobility
szarak {m pers} [ufology] :: A grey alien
szarak {m anim} :: European hare (Lepus europaeus)
szarak {m inan} [archaic] :: grey textile or clothing
szarańcza {f} :: locust
szarawary {p} :: galligaskins
szarawy {adj} [color] :: grayish
szariat {m inan} :: sharia (Islamic law)
szarlatan {m pers} :: charlatan, quack
szarlatan {m pers} :: trickster, fraud
szarlatanka {f} :: female charlatan, quack
szarlatanka {f} :: female trickster, fraud
Szarlota {prop} {f} :: given name
szarlotka {f} :: apple pie
szarogęsić {vr impf} [colloquial] :: to act bossy; to order people around, especially when unwarranted; to (attempt to) become the centre of attention
szarogłaz {m inan} [rock] :: greywacke
szarość {f} :: grey (colour)
szarość {f} :: lack of sunlight
szarówka {f} :: conditions of dim sunlight, usually at dusk or dawn, but also in heavy overcast weather
szarpać {vt impf} :: to jerk, tug, yank (pull something hard or suddenly)
szarpidrut {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory, humorous] :: A guitarist, often unskilled
szaruga {f} :: long-lasting, windy, rainy weather
szary {adj} :: grey
szastać {v impf} :: to squander
szastać {vi impf} :: to rustle, rasp
szastać {vr impf} :: to gad about, to bustle about
szaszłyk {m inan} :: shashlik
szata {f} :: vestment, robe, gown
szatanizm {m inan} [archaic, now, chiefly humorous] :: alternative form of satanizm
szatnia {f} :: changing room, locker room (a room in a gym, designed for people to change their clothes.)
szatnia {f} :: cloakroom, coatroom (a room in a theatre in which coats may be left)
szatnia {f} :: bathhouse (a building where swimmers change clothes)
szczać {v impf} [vulgar] :: to piss
szczapa {f} :: log, billet (short piece of firewood)
szczapa {f} [colloquial] :: scrag (thin or scrawny person or animal)
szczapka {f} :: diminutive of szczapa
szczaw {m inan} :: dock, sorrel, any plant of the genus Rumex
szczaw {m anim} [colloquial] :: youngster; urchin
szczawa {f} :: natural mineral water
szczawik {m inan} :: diminutive of szczaw
szczawik {m inan} :: Any plant of the genus Oxalis, in particular wood sorrel (Oxalis acetosella)
szczawik {m pers} [colloquial] :: youngster
szczawikowiec {m inan} :: A plant belonging to the taxonomic order Oxalidales
szczawiór {m inan} :: Any plant of the genus Oxyria
szcząber {m inan} [dialectal] :: alternative form of cząber
szczątki {p} :: remains (of a living organism)
szczątkowy {adj} :: vestigial, residual
szczebiot {m inan} [literary] :: chirping, twitter (sound of a succession of chirps as uttered by birds)
szczebiot {m inan} [literary, by extension] :: A similar sound of children or young women
szczebiot {m pers} [obsolete] :: A male chatterbox
Szczebrzeszyn {prop} {m inan} :: Szczebrzeszyn (town)
szczeciak {m anim} :: Any bulbul belonging to:
szczeciak {m anim} :: Acritillas
szczeciak {m anim} :: Alophoixus
szczeciak {m anim} :: Hemixos
szczeciak {m anim} :: Hypsipetes
szczeciak {m anim} :: Iole
szczeciak {m anim} :: Ixos
szczeciak {m anim} :: Setornis
szczeciak {m anim} :: Tricholestes
Szczecin {prop} {m} :: Szczecin (city)
szczecina {f} :: bristles
szczecina {f} :: stubble
szczecina {f} :: seta
szczeciński {adj} :: Szczecin (of, from or pertaining to Szczecin in Poland)
szczeciogon {m inan} :: false motherwort (Chaiturus)
szczeciogon {m anim} :: Chinese dormouse (Chaetocauda)
szczeciogon {m anim} [rare, usually plural] :: thysanuran
szczeciogonek {m anim} :: emu-wren (any bird of the genus Stipiturus)
szczeciogonka {f} [usually plural] :: thysanuran
szczeć {f} :: teasel (any plant of the genus Dipsacus)
szczeć {f} [usually plural] :: seta (of certain arthropods and annelids)
szczeć {f} :: bristles (stiff hair of pigs)
szczególik {m inan} :: diminutive of szczegół
szczególnie {adv} :: particularly, especially
szczegół {m inan} :: detail
szczegółowo {adv} :: in detail
szczegółowość {f} :: detailedness
szczegółowy {adj} :: detailed, in-depth
szczek {m inan} :: bark (sound)
Szczek {m pers} :: Shchek (mythological founder of Kyiv)
szczekać {v impf} :: to bark (to make loud noise, e.g. a dog, a wolf)
szczekanie {n} :: verbal noun of szczekać
szczekot {m inan} [rare] :: clatter, racket (loud noise)
szczekot {m pers} [dialectal] :: loudmouth
szczelina {f} :: chink, fissure, crack
szczelny {adj} :: tight, hermetic
szczeniaczek {m anim} :: diminutive of szczeniak
szczeniak {m anim} :: puppy (young dog)
szczeniak {m pers} [derogatory] :: whelp, brat; an immature, irresponsible youngster
szczeniątko {n} :: diminutive of szczenię
szczenię {n} :: puppy (young dog)
szczenię {n} :: cub (young wolf)
szczep {m inan} [taxonomy] :: strain
szczep {m inan} [horticulture] :: The combined plant after a scion is grafted onto rootstock
Szczepan {prop} {m pers} :: given name
szczepić {v impf} :: to inoculate, to graft
szczepić {v impf} [figurative] :: to spread, to propagate
szczepić {v impf} :: to vaccinate
szczepienie {n} :: vaccination
szczepienie {n} :: grafting (the act, art or process of inserting grafts)
szczepionka {f} :: vaccine
szczepowy {adj} :: tribal
szczer {m inan} :: obsolete form of szczyr
szczerba {f} :: gap, dent, jag, chip, nick, notch
szczerbaty {adj} [colloquial] :: gap-toothed
szczerbaty {adj} :: jagged, chipped, nicked, notched
szczerość {f} :: honesty, sincerity
szczerszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of szczery
szczery {adj} :: sincere, earnest
szczery {adj} :: heartfelt
szczerze {adv} :: sincerely, honestly, frankly
szczerzyć {v impf} [obsolete] :: to show
szczerzyć zęby {v impf} :: to bare one's teeth
szczerzyć zęby {v impf} :: to grin
szczeżuja {f} :: Any of several species of freshwater mussel:
szczędzić {vt impf} :: to use sparingly
szczęk {m inan} :: clang, clank, clink (sound of metal on metal, or glass on glass)
szczęka {f} [anatomy] :: jaw
szczęka {f} [anatomy] :: maxilla
szczęka {f} :: mandible, one of a pair of mouthparts of an arthropod designed for holding food
szczękoczułek {m inan} [usually plural] :: chelicera (chelicerate appendage)
szczękonóże {n} [usually plural] :: maxilliped (arthropod appendage)
szczękonóżka {f} :: pedipalp (chelicerate appendage)
szczękoroże {n} [archaic, usually plural] :: chelicera (chelicerate appendage)
szczękot {m inan} [rare] :: clang, clank, clink (sound of metal on metal, or glass on glass)
szczękouste {p} :: Gnathostomata, jawed vertebrates
szczękowce {p} :: Gnathostomata, jawed vertebrates
szczękowy {adj} [anatomy] :: maxillary
szczękowy {adj} :: jawed (having jaws)
szczęsny {adj} [dated] :: happy
szczęsny {adj} [dated] :: lucky
Szczęsny {prop} {m pers} [archaic] :: given name
szczęście {n} :: luck
szczęście {n} :: happiness
szczęśliwego Nowego Roku {phrase} :: happy New Year!
szczęśliwie {adv} :: luckily
szczęśliwość {f} :: happiness
szczęśliwszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of szczęśliwy
szczęśliwy {adj} :: lucky
szczęśliwy {adj} :: happy (enjoying peace, comfort, etc; contented, joyous)
szczmiel {m inan} :: Any plant of the genus Boehmeria
szczmiel biały {m inan} :: ramie (Boehmeria nivea)
szczodrość {f} :: generosity, munificence
szczodry {adj} :: generous
szczodry {adj} :: bounteous
szczodry {adj} :: munificent
szczoteczka {f} :: diminutive of szczotka
szczoteczka {f} [entomology] :: scopa
szczoteczka do zębów {f} :: toothbrush
szczotka {f} :: brush (implement)
szczotlicha {f} :: Any of the grasses of the genus Corynephorus
szczuć {vt impf} :: to sic
szczuć {vi impf} :: to slander, to denigrate
szczudłak {m anim} :: Any stilt of the genus Himantopus
szczudło {n} :: stilt
szczudłówka {f} :: Any fungus of the genus Battarrea
szczujnia {f} [derogatory] :: rag, scandal sheet, a media outlet that often publishes exaggerated or dishonest criticism
szczupaczek {m anim} :: diminutive of szczupak
szczupaczy {adj} [relational] :: pike, pickerel
szczupak {m anim} :: pike, pickerel (fish of the genus Esox), especially the northern pike (Esox lucius)
szczupak {m anim} [soccer] :: diving header
szczupak {m anim} [obsolete, prison slang] :: folding knife
szczupak {m pers} [colloquial] :: Someone who is very thin
szczuplejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of szczupły
szczupły {adj} :: slim
szczupły {adj} :: slender
szczur {m anim} :: rat (rodent)
szczurek {m anim} :: diminutive of szczur; small or young rat
szczurołaz {m anim} :: Any dasyure of the genus Myoictis
szczurzy {adj} :: of or pertaining to rats
szczurzy {adj} :: ratlike
szczurzyca {f} :: female rat (rodent)
szczurzysko {n} [colloquial] :: augmentative of szczur
szczwany {adj} :: sly
szczwany {adj} :: leery
szczwół {m inan} :: Any plant of the genus Conium
szczygieł {m anim} :: European goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis)
szczygiełek {m anim} :: diminutive of szczygieł
szczygli {adj} [relational] :: European goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis)
szczyglica {f} :: female European goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis)
szczyglik {m anim} [Upper Silesia] :: European goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis)
szczyglik {m anim} [archaic] :: diminutive of szczygieł
szczyl {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory] :: brat
szczypać {vt impf} :: to pinch
szczypce {mp} :: pliers
szczypce {mp} :: claws
szczypce {mp} :: pincers
szczypce {mp} [arthropod anatomy] :: chelae
szczypior {m inan} :: chive
szczypiorek {m inan} :: chive (Allium schoenoprasum)
szczypiorniak {m anim} [colloquial] :: handball (European team sport)
szczypiornista {m pers} :: handballer; a player of handball, the European team sport
szczypiornistka {f} :: A female handballer
szczypta {f} :: pinch (amount)
szczyr {m inan} :: mercury (Mercurialis gen. et spp.)
szczyrk {m inan} :: sand on argillaceous subsoil
szczyt {m inan} :: peak (mountain top)
szczyt {m inan} :: summit (meeting)
szczyt {m inan} [archaic] :: shield
Szczytno {prop} {n} :: Szczytno (town)
szef {m pers} :: boss (person in charge)
szef {m pers} :: boss (term of address to a man)
szef kuchni {m pers} :: chef
szelest {m inan} :: rustling, a rustling noise
szelężnik {m inan} :: rattle, any plant of the genus Rhinanthus
szelka {f} :: strap
szelki {p} :: braces (to hold up trousers)
szelki {p} :: suspenders
szemrany {adj} [colloquial, pejorative] :: shady, suspicious
szept {m inan} :: whisper
szeptać {vt impf} :: to whisper (to speak or say something at very low voice)
szeptun {m pers} [regional] :: witch doctor
szeptun {m inan} :: A type of bell
szer. {noun} :: abbreviation of szeregowy Used in titles
szereg {m inan} :: series, row
szereg {m inan} :: line (military: row of men)
szereg {m inan} [mathematics] :: series
szeregowo {adv} :: in series
szeregowy {adj} :: in series
szeregowy {m pers} :: private (military rank)
szermierka {f} [sports] :: fencing
szermierz {m pers} :: fencer
szeroki {adj} :: wide
szerokiej drogi {interj} [idiom] :: farewell!, bon voyage!
szeroko {adv} :: wide, widely
szerokodziób {m anim} :: broadbill (eurylaimid)
szerokonosek {m anim} :: Any bat of the genus Scotorepens (broad-nosed bat)
szerokopasmowy {adj} :: broadband
szerokość {f} :: width, breadth
szerokość geograficzna {f} [geography] :: latitude (angular distance north or south from the equator)
szerszeń {m anim} :: hornet, insect of genus Vespa, especially Vespa crabro
szerszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of szeroki
szeryf {m pers} [law enforcement] :: sheriff
szeryf {m inan} [typography] :: serif
szeryf {m pers} :: sharif
szesnastobitowy {adj} :: 16-bit
szesnasty {num} :: sixteenth
szesnaście {num} :: sixteen
szesnaścioro {num} :: (collective) sixteen
sześcian {m inan} :: cube
sześcienny {adj} :: cubic
sześciokąt {m inan} :: hexagon
sześciokrotny {adj} :: six-time
sześciokrotny {adj} :: sixfold
sześcioletni {adj} :: six-year-old
sześcioletni {adj} :: six-year-long; six-year (lasting six years)
sześcionóg {m anim} :: An arthropod belonging to the subphylum Hexapoda
sześcionóg {m inan} :: A hexapod robot
sześciopak {m inan} :: six pack
sześciopak {m inan} [bodybuilding] :: six pack
sześcioro {num} [collective] :: six
sześć {num} :: six
sześćdziesiąt {num} :: sixty
sześćdziesiąty {num} :: sixtieth
sześćdziesięciolatek {m pers} :: sexagenarian
sześćset {num} :: six hundred
sześćsetny {num} :: six-hundredth
Szetlandy {prop} {p} :: the Shetland Islands
szew {m inan} :: seam, a sewn join made with a thread
szewc {m pers} :: shoemaker
szewc {m pers} :: cobbler
szewcowa {f} :: shoemaker's wife
szewcówna {f} :: shoemaker's daughter
szewczyk {m pers} :: diminutive of szewc
szewczyk {m pers} :: young apprentice shoemaker
szewczyk {m pers} :: son of a shoemaker
szewczyna {m pers} [derogatory or pitying] :: shoemaker
szewczyni {f} [archaic] :: shoemaker
szewnica miętówka {f} :: white ermine (Spilosoma lubricipeda)
szewska pasja {f} [idiom] :: fury; extreme anger or agitation
szewski {adj} :: pertaining to shoemakers or shoemaking
szezlong {m inan} :: chaise longue
szisza {f} :: hookah, shisha, narghile
szkapa {f} :: A horse that is scrawny or in poor condition; a jade (horse)
szkarłupień {m anim} :: echinoderm (member of the Echinodermata)
szkatuła {f} :: small chest used to store valuables; coffer, jewel case
szkatułeczka {f} :: diminutive of szkatułka
szkatułka {f} :: diminutive of szkatuła
szkatułkowy {adj} [relational] :: coffer, jewel case
szkatułkowy {adj} [relational] :: story within a story
szkic {m inan} :: sketch (quick drawing)
szkielet {m inan} [anatomy] :: skeleton
szkielet {m inan} :: framework, skeleton (a frame that provides support to a building or other construction)
szkier {m inan} :: skerry
szkierowy {adj} [relational] :: skerry
szklaneczka {f} :: diminutive of szklanka
szklanka {f} :: glass (a vessel having a capacity of roughly 250 ml)
szklanka {f} [metonymically] :: glass (quantity)
szklanka {f} [colloquial] :: black ice
szklany {adj} [relational] :: glass
szklarnia {f} [horticulture] :: greenhouse
szklistość {f} :: glassiness
szklisty {adj} :: glassy, vitreous
szkliście {adv} :: glassily; in a glassy manner
szkliwo {n} :: enamel (covering on the tooth)
szkliwo {n} [ceramics] :: enamel
szkliwo {n} [volcanology] :: glass
szkło {n} :: glass
Szkocja {prop} {f} :: Scotland
szkocka {f} [colloquial] :: Scotch, Scotch whisky
szkocki {adj} :: Scottish
szkoda {f} :: damage, harm
szkoda {v} :: Used to express regret or disappointment; pity, shame
szkodliwy {adj} :: harmful, damaging, deleterious, noxious
szkodnik {m anim} :: vermin (insect)
szkodnik {m anim} :: a source of harm; troublemaker
szkodzić {vi impf} :: to be bad for (someone/something)
szkolenie {n} :: verbal noun of szkolić; training, coaching
szkolenie {n} :: training course, workshop
szkolić {vt impf} :: to train, to coach
szkolny {adj} [relational] :: school
szkoła {f} :: school (educational institution)
szkoła {f} :: school (doctrine)
szkoła podstawowa {f} :: primary school, elementary school
szkoła średnia {f} :: secondary school, high school
szkoła wyższa {f} :: college (school)
szkoła zawodowa {f} :: vocational school
szkop {m anim} [ethnic slur] :: Kraut; Fritz; derogatory name for a German person
szkopuł {m inan} :: snag; problem
szkorbut {m inan} [medicine] :: scurvy
Szkot {m pers} :: Scotsman
Szkotka {f} :: Scotswoman
szkrab {m pers} [colloquial, affectionate] :: tot, nipper
szkuner {m inan} :: schooner (sailing ship)
szkutnik {m pers} :: boatwright
szkwał {m inan} [wind] :: squall, gust
szlaban {m inan} :: bar, barrier, tollbar
szlaban {m inan} :: grounding (sense 6)
szlachar {m anim} :: red-breasted merganser (Mergus serrator)
szlachcianka {f} [historic] :: noblewoman; member of the Polish nobility
szlachcic {m pers} [historical] :: nobleman; member of the Polish nobility
szlachecki {adj} :: noble, aristocratic
szlachetny {adj} :: noble
szlachta {f} :: nobility
szlaczek {m inan} :: diminutive of szlak
szlafmyca {f} :: nightcap
szlafroczek {m inan} :: diminutive of szlafrok
szlafrok {m inan} :: bathrobe
szlafrokowy {adj} [relational] :: bathrobe
szlafsztuba {f} [Upper Silesia] :: bedroom
szlagier {m inan} [music] :: hit, banger; recorded song that receives widespread recognition and success
szlak {m inan} :: trail
szlak {m inan} :: route
szlaka {f} :: slag (waste matter)
szlam {m inan} :: sludge, slurry, slime
szlauch {m inan} :: hose (flexible tube that carries water)
szlifować {vt impf} :: to polish (to make a surface very smooth or shiny by rubbing, cleaning, or grinding)
szlifować {vt impf} [figuratively] :: to hone (to refine or master a skill)
szloch {m inan} :: sob (cry with a short, sudden expulsion of breath)
szloch {m inan} :: The sound of sobbing
szlochać {vi impf} :: to sob
szlug {m anim} [colloquial] :: cigarette
szmal {m inan} [colloquial] :: money
Szmalc {prop} {m pers} :: alternative form of Smalc
szmalcownik {m pers} [historical] :: A person who, during the Nazi occupation, blackmailed Jews or the people hiding them under threat of exposing them to the Nazis
szmaragd {m inan} :: emerald (gemstone)
szmata {f} [literally] :: rag
szmata {f} [slang, offensive] :: slut (sexually promiscuous woman)
szmatka {f} :: diminutive of szmata; cloth
szmatka {f} [colloquial, clothing] :: woman's attire
szmelc {m inan} [colloquial] :: trash
szmelc {m inan} [colloquial] :: scrap
szmer {m inan} :: murmur
szmerek {m inan} :: diminutive of szmer
szminka {f} :: lipstick (make-up for the lips)
szmira {f} [pejorative] :: low quality novel, play or movie; tripe, B-movie
szmugiel {m inan} :: smuggling
szmugler {m pers} :: smuggler
sznur {m inan} :: rope, cord
sznureczek {m inan} :: diminutive of sznurek
sznureczek {m inan} [botany] :: funicle, funiculus
sznurek {m inan} :: diminutive of sznur
sznurek {m inan} :: string (a long, thin and flexible structure made from threads twisted together)
sznurowadło {n} :: shoestring, shoelace, lace
sznurowany {adj} :: bound, tied with string, laced
sznurówka {f} :: shoestring, shoelace, lace
sznycel {m inan} :: schnitzel
sznycel {m inan} [regional] :: frikadelle
sznycelek {m inan} :: diminutive of sznycel
szofar {m inan} :: shofar
szofer {m pers} :: chauffeur (person employed to drive a motor car)
szofer {m pers} [archaic] :: driver (person who drives a motorized vehicle, such as a car or a bus)
szogun {m pers} :: shogun
szogunat {m inan} :: shogunate
szok {m inan} :: shock (emotional state)
szokować {v impf} :: to shock (emotionally)
szop {m anim} :: raccoon
szop pracz {m anim} :: raccoon
szopa {f} :: shed
Szopen {prop} {m pers} [music] :: Frédéric Chopin
szopka {f} :: crèche; nativity scene represented with figures
szopka {f} :: nativity play
szopka {f} [colloquial] :: farce; scene; ostentatious, showy, immature behavior
szopka {f} [rare] :: diminutive of szopa
szorstki {adj} :: rough (not smooth)
szorstki {adj} :: brusque (rudely abrupt)
szorstki {adj} :: coarse
szorstki {adj} :: hoarse
szorstki {adj} :: gruff
szorty {nv} :: shorts (pants worn primarily in the summer that do not go lower than the knees)
szosa {f} :: paved or macadam road
szowinizm {m inan} :: chauvinism
szóstak {m anim} {m inan} :: deer possessing antlers with six points
szóstak {m anim} {m inan} [historical] :: silver coin, equal to six grosz, produced in Poland and Lithuania (16th to 18th century)
szóstka {f} :: The digit/figure 6
szóstka {f} :: six pack
szóstka w totka {f} [colloquial] :: correct guess of all six numbers in Lotto, resulting in main prize
szóstka w totka {f} [colloquial, figurative] :: jackpot; an extremely unlikely lucky event
szóstoklasista {m pers} :: sixth-grader
szósty {num} :: sixth
szpachelka {f} :: diminutive of szpachla
szpachla {f} :: putty knife
szpachla {f} [painting] :: palette knife
szpachla {f} :: spackling paste, sealant
szpada {f} [fencing] :: épée
szpadel {m inan} :: spade (a garden tool for digging)
szpak {m anim} :: starling
szpaler {m inan} :: two parallel rows of people which form a pathway through which other people may walk, e.g. during certain ceremonies
szpan {m inan} [colloquial] :: skite
szpara {f} :: gap, aperture, crevice
szparag {m inan} :: asparagus
szpargał {m inan} :: knick-knack
szpicel {m inan} [derogatory] :: snoop, sleuth, informant, mole, nark
szpicruta {f} :: riding crop, horsewhip
szpiczasty {adj} :: pointed, pointy, peaked
szpieg {m pers} :: spy
szpiegostwo {n} :: espionage
szpiegować {vit impf} :: to spy
szpiegować {vt impf} :: to spy on, to shadow
szpiegowski {adj} [relational] :: espionage, spy; of, pertaining to or related to espionage or a spy
szpiegowski {adj} [relational] :: spyware
szpiegowsko {adv} :: In a manner akin to that of a spy
szpik {m inan} :: bone marrow
szpikulec {m inan} :: skewer, spike
szpikulec {m inan} :: bodkin
szpikulec {m inan} :: larding-pin
szpila {f} :: augmentative of szpilka
szpilka {f} :: pin (small needle with no eye)
szpilka {f} :: stiletto heel
szpilka {f} :: stiletto (woman's shoe with a tall, slender heel)
szpinak {m inan} :: spinach
szpinakowy {adj} :: of or related to spinach
szpinakowy {adj} :: spinach flavored
szpinet {m inan} [musical instruments] :: spinet (musical instrument)
szpital {m inan} :: hospital
szpital psychiatryczny {m inan} :: psychiatric hospital, mental hospital
szpitalik {m inan} :: diminutive of szpital
szpitalnie {adv} :: in a manner concerning or resembling a hospital
szpitalny {adj} :: of or pertaining to a hospital
szpon {m inan} :: talon
szprechać {vt impf} [colloquial] :: to speak German
szprot {m anim} :: sprat (Sprattus sprattus)
szprycha {f} :: spoke (part of a wheel)
szprycha {f} [colloquial] :: attractive woman, babe
szprychowy {adj} [relational] :: spoke
szpula {f} :: spool
szpula {f} :: reel
szranki {m inanp} [historical] :: arena (fenced area where medievial tournaments were held)
szranki {m inanp} [obsolete] :: duel, combat, fight
szron {m inan} :: hoarfrost
szrot {m inan} [colloquial] :: scrapyard that sells used car parts
sztab {m inan} [military] :: headquarters, staff
sztaba {f} :: ingot
sztabka {f} :: diminutive of sztaba
sztabowy {adj} [relational] :: headquarters, staff
sztabowy {adj} [relational] :: ingot
sztachać {vr impf} [colloquial] :: to take a drag, to toke
sztacheta {f} :: pale, picket (wooden stake driven into the ground forming part of a fence)
sztachnąć {vr pf} [colloquial] :: to take a drag, to toke
sztafaż {m inan} [art] :: staffage
sztafaż {m inan} [literary] :: staffage
sztaluga {f} :: easel
sztalugowy {adj} :: of or pertaining to an easel
sztama {f} [colloquial] :: friendship
sztampa {f} :: cliché (overused phrase or expression)
sztandar {m inan} :: banner (large piece of cloth with a device or motto borne in a procession)
sztanga {f} :: barbell
sztangista {m pers} :: weightlifter
sztangistka {f} :: female weightlifter
sztetl {m inan} :: shtetl (Jewish village or small town)
sztępel {m inan} [archaic] :: stamp, die, what leaves an imprint
sztępel {m inan} [archaic] :: pestle
sztępel {m inan} [archaic] :: gunstick, ramrod
sztokaw. {adj} :: abbreviation of sztokawski
sztokawski {adj} :: Stokavian
Sztokholm {prop} {m} :: Sztokholm (capital city)
sztokholmski {adj} :: Stockholm (of, from or pertaining to Stockholm in Sweden)
sztolnia {f} [mining] :: adit
sztolniowy {adj} [relational] :: adit
sztorm {m inan} :: storm at sea
sztruks {m inan} :: corduroy
sztuciec {m inan} [archaic] :: any sheath where certain tools are kept at hand
sztuciec {m inan} [chiefly archaic] :: sawed-off shotgun
sztuciec {m inan} :: piece of silverware, an individuum of cutlery, instrument used to take in food; in the plural silverware, cutlery
sztuczna inteligencja {f} [computing] :: artificial intelligence (branch of computer science)
sztuczny {adj} :: artificial, man-made
sztuczny {adj} :: false, mock
sztuka {f} :: art
sztuka {f} :: play (theatrical performance)
sztuka {f} :: piece, item, unit
sztuka plastyczna {f} :: plastic art
szturchać {vt impf} :: to nudge, jostle
szturm {m inan} [military] :: attack, assault, onslaught
szturm {m inan} :: thrust, storming
sztyft {m inan} :: stick (elongated piece of a stick-like item, typically put to some use, e.g. a glue stick)
sztyft {m inan} :: refill (product containing replacement materials, e.g. a pen stick)
sztyft {m inan} :: panel pin
sztygar {m pers} :: a Steiger (mining), the manager of a mine
sztylet {m inan} :: dagger (a stabbing weapon)
sztywny {adj} :: stiff, rigid
szubienica {f} :: gallows
szubrawca {m pers} [dated] :: scoundrel, rapscallion
szuflada {f} :: drawer (open-topped box in a cabinet used for storing)
szufladeczka {f} :: diminutive of szufladka
szufladka {f} :: diminutive of szuflada
szuja {f} [offensive] :: scumbag (contemptible person)
szukać {vt impf} :: to look for, to seek, to search
szukać dziury w całym {v impf} :: to look for faults where there are none; to quibble, to nitpick
szukać wiatru w polu {v impf} :: to go on a wild goose chase (search for something fruitlessly)
szukajcie, a znajdziecie {proverb} :: seek and ye shall find
szukajka {f} [colloquial] :: search engine
szukanie {n} :: verbal noun of szukać
szuler {m pers} :: rook, cardsharper, sharp, blackleg
szum {m inan} :: sough, noise
szum {m inan} :: noise (unwanted part of a signal)
szum {m inan} :: hype
szumowina {f} :: scum (layer of impurities on the surface of liquid)
szumowina {f} [derogatory] :: scum, lowlife, scoundrel
szumówka {f} :: skimmer (flat, sieve-like scoop or spoon)
szurgot {m inan} :: A shuffling or scraping sound produced by something heavy moving or being moved
szurgot {m inan} [obsolete] :: A rag; something of poor quality
szurgot {m pers} [derogatory] :: A ne'er-do-well; a good-for-nothing
szuta {f} [archaic, dialectal] :: sheep, ewe
szuty {adj} [dialectal, archaic] :: hornless
szuwar {m inan} :: cane brake
szwa {f} :: schwa
szwab {m pers} [pejorative, colloquial, ethnic slur] :: German, Boche, Fritz, Jerry, Kraut
szwacz {m pers} :: seamster
szwaczka {f} :: seamstress
szwaczuchna {f} [rare, jocular] :: diminutive of szwaczka
szwaczusia {f} [rare, jocular] :: diminutive of szwaczka
szwaczuszka {f} [rare, jocular] :: diminutive of szwaczka
szwagier {m pers} :: brother-in-law
szwagierka {f} :: sister-in-law (sister of husband or wife)
szwajcar {m pers} [dated] :: doorkeeper, doorman
Szwajcar {m pers} :: a male Swiss
Szwajcar {m pers} :: a Swiss mercenary, a Swiss guard
Szwajcaria {prop} {f} :: Switzerland
Szwajcarka {f} :: a female Swiss
szwajcarski {adj} :: Swiss
szwalnia {f} :: sewing factory
szwank {m inan} [dated] :: harm, wrong
szwankować {vi impf} :: to be deficient
szwarccharakter {m pers} :: bad guy
szwarccharakter {m pers} [literary] :: villain
szwargot {m inan} :: unintelligible, unpleasant-sounding chatter, especially in German; gibberish
Szwecja {prop} {f} :: Sweden
Szwed {m pers} :: Swede
Szwedka {f} :: Swede (female)
szwedz. {adj} :: abbreviation of szwedzki
szwedzki {adj} :: Swedish
szwedzki {m inan} :: Swedish (language)
szwedzkojęzyczny {adj} :: Swedish-speaking
szwedzkojęzyczny {adj} :: written, spoken or created in the Swedish language
szwindel {m inan} [colloquial] :: fraud, scam
szwoczka {f} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: tailoress (female tailor)
-szy {suffix} :: Forms comparative adjectives; -er
szyb {m inan} :: shaft (narrow passage sunk into the earth)
szyb {m inan} :: shaft (vertical passage housing a lift)
szyb {m inan} :: shaft (ventilation or heating conduit)
szyba {f} :: pane, windowpane
szybciej {adv} :: comparative of szybko
szybciutko {adv} :: diminutive of szybko
szyberdach {m inan} :: sunroof
szybka {f} :: diminutive of szyba
szybki {adj} :: fast, quick, speedy, swift, rapid
szybko {adv} :: quickly, rapidly, fast
szybkość {f} :: speed, rapidity
szybkowar {m inan} [cookware] :: pressure cooker
szybować {vi impf} :: to soar, glide
szybowiec {m inan} :: glider (aircraft)
szybszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of szybki
szycha {f} [colloquial] :: augmentative of szyszka
szycha {f} [slang, colloquial] :: honcho, head honcho
szychta {f} [mining] :: shift (change of workers); also the people of such a shift
szycie {n} :: verbal noun of szyć
szyć {v impf} :: to sew (to join pieces of fabric using a needle and a thread)
szyć {v impf} :: to make clothes
szydełko {n} :: crochet hook, crochet needle
szyderca {m pers} :: mocker, jeerer
szyderczo {adv} :: mockingly, derisively, sarcastically
szyderczość {f} [rare] :: derisiveness, mockingness
szyderczy {adj} :: mocking, derisive, sarcastic
szyderstwo {n} :: mockery, derision, ridicule
szydlica {f} :: cryptomeria, Japanese cedar
szydlica {f} :: A plant belonging to the genus Ziziphus
szydlina {f} :: whiteworm lichen (any fungus of the genus Thamnolia)
szydło {n} :: awl (a pointed instrument)
szydzić {vi impf} :: to mock, to taunt, to deride [+ z (genitive) = somebody/something]
szyfon {m inan} :: chiffon (sheer silk or rayon fabric)
szyfr {m inan} :: cipher (method for concealing the meaning of text)
szyfrować {v impf} :: to encrypt
szyfrowanie {n} :: encryption, act of encrypting
szyfrowanie {n} :: encryption, a specific method of encrypting
szyfrowanie {n} :: verbal noun of szyfrować
szyizm {m inan} :: Shia Islam (religion)
szyja {f} :: neck
szyjka {f} :: diminutive of szyja
szyjka {f} :: neck (tapered part of a bottle)
szyjkonitka {f} [botany] :: gynostemium
szyjny {adj} :: cervical, jugular (relating to, or located near, the neck)
szyk {m inan} :: chic (stylishness and elegance)
szyk {m inan} :: array (ordered arrangement)
szyk {m inan} [grammar] :: word order
szyld {m inan} :: signboard
szyld {m inan} :: trade sign
szyldowy {adj} [relational] :: trade sign
szyldzik {m inan} :: diminutive of szyld
szyling {m inan} [historical] :: shilling (coin formerly used in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Malta, Australia, New Zealand and many other Commonwealth countries)
szyling {m inan} [historical] :: schilling (the old currency of Austria, divided into 100 groschen)
szyling {m inan} :: shilling (the currency of Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania and Uganda)
szylingowy {adj} [relational, historical] :: shilling (coin formerly used in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Malta, Australia, New Zealand and many other Commonwealth countries)
szylingowy {adj} [relational, historical] :: schilling (the old currency of Austria, divided into 100 groschen)
szylingowy {adj} [relational] :: shilling (the currency of Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania and Uganda)
Szymański {prop} {m pers} :: One of the most popular surnames in Poland
Szymek {prop} {m pers} {f} :: given name
Szymon {prop} {m} :: given name
szympans {m anim} :: chimpanzee
Szymuś {prop} {m pers} {f} :: given name
szyna {f} :: rail (metal bar)
szyna {f} [medicine] :: splint
szyneczka {f} :: diminutive of szynka
szynk {m inan} [dated] :: taproom, saloon
szynka {f} :: ham (thigh of a hog cured for food)
szynkwas {m inan} [dated] :: bar, counter at which alcohol is sold
szynszyla {f} :: chinchilla (rodent)
szynszyla {f} :: chinchilla fur
szyp {m inan} [archaic] ::  arrow
szyp {m anim} :: bastard sturgeon (Acipenser nudiventris)
szypa {f} [Poznań] :: shovel
szypot {m inan} :: riffle (swift, shallow part of a stream)
szypot {m inan} :: knickpoint of a river or stream
szypułka {f} [botany] :: pedicel
szyszak {m inan} :: lobster-tailed pot helmet
szyszak {m anim} :: great blue turaco
szyszeczka {f} :: diminutive of szyszka
szyszka {f} :: cone (fruit of conifers)
szyszka {f} [slang, colloquial] :: honcho, head honcho
szyszkojagoda {f} :: juniper berry
szyszynka {f} :: pineal gland
{suffix} :: Second-person singular verb suffix
{particle} :: Appended to relative/interrogative pronouns to form indefinite pronouns
{suffix} :: Used to form nicknames
ś- {prefix} :: A form of s- used before "ci" [t͡ɕ] with imperfective verbs to form perfective verbs
ś {letter} :: letter:
Ś {letter} :: letter
ściana {f} :: wall
ścianka {f} :: diminutive of ściana
ścianka {f} :: partition wall (thin and/or makeshift wall)
ścianka {f} :: side, wall (of a small object such as a pot)
ścianka {f} :: steep but low rock face
ściany mają uszy {proverb} :: walls have ears
ściąć {vt pf} :: to cut off (to remove by cutting)
ściąć {vt pf} :: to cut down; to fell
ściąć {vt pf} :: to truncate
ściąga {f} :: cheat sheet, crib sheet
ściągać {v impf} :: to take off (clothes)
ściągać {v impf} :: to collect (to get from someone)
ściągać {v impf} :: to levy (to impose a tax)
ściągać {v impf} :: to crib
ściągać {v impf} :: to download
ściąganie {n} :: verbal noun of ściągać
ściągawka {f} :: cheat sheet, crib sheet
ściągnąć {v pf} :: to take off (clothes)
ściągnąć {v pf} :: to collect (to get from someone)
ściągnąć {v pf} :: to levy (to impose a tax)
ściągnąć {v pf} :: to crib
ściągnąć {v pf} :: to download
-ście {suffix} :: Second-person plural suffix
ściebło {n} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: alternative form of źdźbło
ścieg {m inan} :: stitch, pattern of sewing
ściek {m inan} :: gutter (prepared channel in a surface)
ścieki {m inanp} :: wastewater
ściekowy {adj} :: of or pertaining to a gutter
ścielenie {n} :: verbal noun of ścielić
ścielić {vt impf} :: to make (a bed)
ściema {f} [slang, colloquial] :: bull (lie, nonsense)
ścienny {adj} :: of or relating to a wall; on, or in, or against a wall
ściera {f} :: augmentative of ścierka
ścierać {v impf} :: to wipe off, to rub
ścieranie {n} :: verbal noun of ścierać
ściereczka {f} :: diminutive of ścierka
ściernica {f} :: grinding wheel
ściernisko {n} :: field of stubble, cropland left only with short stalks after harvest
ścierniwo {n} :: abrasive
ścierń {f} :: stubble, what is left on the field after its being mowed down
ścierwnik {m anim} :: Egyptian vulture (Neophron percnopterus)
ścierwo {n} :: carcass (dead animal)
ścierwo {n} [derogatory] :: corpse (dead body of a person)
ścierwo {n} [derogatory] :: scum, bastard (contemptible person)
ścierwo {n} [slang] :: amphetamine
ścieżka {f} :: trail
ścieżka {f} :: path
ścieżka {f} :: footpath
ścieżka {f} :: walkway
ścięcie {n} :: verbal noun of ściąć
ścięgno {n} :: tendon
ściga {f} :: Any of various longhorn beetles belonging to Tetropium, Phymatodes, Callidium, or Pyrrhidium
ścigać {vt impf} :: to chase, to pursue
ścigać {vr impf} :: to race
ścignąć {v pf} :: to to catch up with, overtake
ścinać {vt impf} :: to cut off
ścinać {vt impf} :: to cut down, to fell
ścinać {vt impf} :: to truncate
ściółka {f} :: bedding, litter
ściółka {f} :: mulch
ściskać {vt impf} :: to squeeze, to compress
ścisłość {f} :: rigour, strictness
ścisłość {f} :: accuracy, exactness
ścisły {adj} :: rigorous, strict
ścisnąć {vt pf} :: to squeeze
ścisnąć {vr pf} :: to bunch up
ściśle {adv} :: strictly
ściśle {adv} :: exactly
ściśliwość {f} :: compressibility
ściśliwy {adj} :: compressible
śl. {adj} :: abbreviation of śląski
ślad {m inan} :: trace, track
ślamazarny {adj} :: sluggish, slow
ślaz {m inan} :: mallow (any plant of the genus Malva)
ślazik {m inan} [colloquial] :: common mallow (Malva sylvestris)
ślazowiec {m inan} :: A plant belonging to the taxonomic order Malvales
ślazówka {f} :: tree mallow (any plant of the genus Lavatera)
ślazówka {f} [dialectal] :: common mallow (Malva sylvestris)
Śląsk {prop} {m inan} :: Silesia
śląski {adj} :: Silesian
Ślązaczka {f} :: a female Silesian
Ślązak {m pers} :: Silesian (male person from Silesia)
śleboda {f} [Góral] :: freedom, liberty
śledzić {vt impf} :: to follow, to stalk, to track, to trail, to trace
śledzić {v impf} :: to keep track
śledzić {v impf} :: to follow through
śledziennica {f} :: golden saxifrage, any plant of the genus Chrysosplenium
śledzik {m anim} :: diminutive of śledź
śledziona {f} [anatomy] :: spleen
śledziowy {adj} [relational] :: herring
śledztwo {n} :: investigation
śledź {m anim} :: herring (fish)
śledź {m inan} :: tent peg
ślep {m inan} [dated] :: eye of an animal
ślep {m inan} [dated, colloquial] :: eye of a person
ślep {m pers} [obsolete] :: A blind man
ślepa uliczka {f} [idiom] :: cul-de-sac, blind alley
ślepak {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory] :: A blind man or boy
ślepak {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory] :: A near-sighted man or boy
ślepak {m anim} [regional] :: deer fly (dipteran of the genus Chrysops)
ślepak {m anim} :: blindcat (catfish)
ślepica {f} :: ammocoete (lamprey larva)
ślepie {n} [dated, usually plural] :: eye of an animal
ślepie {n} [dated, derogatory, usually plural] :: eye of a person
ślepiec {m pers} :: a blind man
ślepiec {m anim} :: Any mole rat of the genus Spalax
ślepień {m pers} [obsolete] :: A blind man or boy
ślepień {m anim} [regional] :: deer fly (dipteran of the genus Chrysops)
ślepień {m inan} :: A natural beehive
ślepik {m anim} [rare] :: An insect belonging to the suborder Auchenorrhyncha
ślepnąć {vi impf} :: to go blind
ślepo {adv} :: blindly (in a blind manner; without sight; sightlessly)
ślepota {f} :: blindness (condition of being blind)
ślepota {f} [figuratively] :: blindness (the condition of being uninformed or uneducated)
ślepota {f} [colloquial, pejorative] :: a person who is blind or unseeing
ślepowron {m anim} :: night heron (any bird belonging to Nycticorax, Nyctanassa, or Gorsachius), especially the black-crowned night heron (Nycticorax nycticorax)
ślepy {adj} :: blind
ślepy {m pers} :: a blind person
ślepy jak kret {adj} [simile] :: blind as a bat
ślepy pasażer {m pers} [colloquial] :: stowaway (hidden passenger, especially one on board a ship)
ślepy zaułek {m inan} :: cul-de-sac, blind alley
ślepy zaułek {m inan} [idiom] :: dead end, something that offers no hope of improvement
ślęczeć {vi impf} :: to pore, to pore over
ślicznie {adv} :: beautifully
śliczniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of śliczny
ślicznotka {f} [colloquial, affectionate] :: beauty, doll (very attractive woman)
śliczny {adj} :: beautiful, gorgeous
ślimacznica {f} :: helix
ślimacznica {f} [architecture] :: volute
ślimacznica {f} :: worm gear, worm wheel
ślimaczy {adj} [relational] :: snail, slug, gastropod, gastropodous (of or pertaining to members of Gastropoda)
ślimaczy {adj} :: snaillike, sluglike, gastropod-like
ślimaczy {adj} :: spiral, helical, involute
ślimaczy {adj} :: slow, sluggish (not quick in motion)
ślimaczy {adj} :: phlegmatic (not easily excited to action or passion)
ślimaczy {adj} [rare] :: slimy, mucousy, lubricous
ślimak {m anim} :: snail, slug (gastropod)
ślimak {m pers} [by extension, colloquial, derogatory] :: slowpoke, snail (slow person)
ślimak {m inan} :: cochlea (part of the inner ear)
ślimak {m inan} [architecture] :: volute
ślimak {m inan} [lutherie] :: scroll
ślimak {m inan} :: worm (element of a worm drive)
ślimak {m inan} [regional] :: slimy spike-cap (Gomphidius glutinosus)
ślimak {m inan} [obsolete] :: slippery jack (Suillus luteus)
ślimakojad {m anim} :: A kite (bird of prey) belonging to Rostrhamus or Helicolestes
ślina {f} :: saliva, spit
śliniaczek {m inan} :: diminutive of śliniak
śliniak {m inan} :: bib (item of clothing for babies tied around their neck to protect their clothes from getting dirty when eating)
ślinianka {f} :: salivary gland
ślinik {m anim} :: roundback slug (Arionidae)
ślinka {f} :: diminutive of ślina
ślinotok {m inan} :: hypersalivation, ptyalism, sialosis
śliski {adj} :: slippery
śliwa {f} :: plum (the tree)
śliweczka {f} :: diminutive of śliwka
śliwka {f} :: plum (the fruit)
śliwkowy {adj} [relational] :: plum
śliwowica {f} :: slivovitz, plum brandy
śliz {m anim} :: stone loach (Barbatula barbatula)
ślizg {m inan} :: slide (act or instance of sliding)
ślizg {m inan} [skateboarding] :: slide
ślizg {m inan} [watercraft] :: alternative form of ślizgacz (type of motorboat)
ślizg {m anim} :: combtooth blenny, blenniid (certain species)
ślizgać {vr impf} :: to slide
ślizganie {n} :: verbal noun of ślizgać
ślizgawica {f} :: black ice
ślizgawka {f} :: skating rink (frozen surface for skating)
ślizgawka {f} :: black ice
ślizgawka {f} :: ice skating (activity)
ślizgawka {f} :: slide (item of play equipment)
śloza {f} [archaic] :: tear (liquid secreted by the eyes)
ślub {m inan} :: marriage, matrimony (act of being married)
ślub {m inan} :: wedding (marriage ceremony)
ślub {m inan} :: vow
ślusarz {m pers} :: locksmith
śluz {m inan} :: mucus
śluza {f} :: sluice, lock
śluzica {f} :: hagfish
śluzowiec {m anim} :: slime mold, organism from the phylum Mycetozoa
śluzówka {f} :: mucous membrane, mucosa
śmiać {vri impf} :: to laugh
śmiało {adv} :: boldly
śmiało {interj} :: come on (expression of encouragement)
śmiało {interj} :: hurry up
śmiałość {f} :: boldness, daring
śmiałość {f} :: audacity
śmiały {adj} :: daring, bold
śmiech {m inan} :: laughter
śmiech {m inan} :: laugh
śmieci {p} :: rubbish, garbage, trash, waste, refuse, junk
śmieciarka {f} :: garbage truck
śmieciarz {m pers} [colloquial] :: A dustman, trashman, bin man, garbage collector
śmieciarz {m pers} [colloquial] :: A slovenly person
śmieciarz {m pers} [colloquial] :: A person who collects useless things
śmieciarz {m pers} [colloquial] :: A scavenger (person); a dumpster diver
śmieciówka {f} [colloquial, neologism, pejorative] :: zero-hour contract
śmieciuch {m pers} [colloquial] :: A slovenly person
śmieć {m inan} :: A piece of garbage or trash
śmieć {m inan} :: Something worthless or of low quality
śmieć {m pers} [colloquial] :: A contemptible or despicable person
śmieć {v impf} :: dare
śmielszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of śmiały
śmiercionośny {adj} :: deadly, lethal
śmierć {f} :: death (cessation of life)
śmierdzieć {vi impf} :: to stink, smell bad
śmierdzieć {vi impf} :: to stink, be fishy
śmierdziel {m anim} :: skunk (mephitid)
śmierdziel {m pers} [colloquial, pejorative] :: stinker (person who stinks)
śmierdziuch {m pers} [colloquial, pejorative] :: stinker (person who stinks)
śmierdziuch {m pers} [colloquial] :: child
śmiertelnik {m pers} :: mortal, someone susceptible to death
śmiertelność {f} :: mortality, death rate
śmiertelny {adj} :: lethal, deadly (causing death)
śmiertelny {adj} :: mortal (susceptible to death)
śmieszek {m inan} :: diminutive of śmiech
śmieszek {m pers} [internet slang] :: funny person
śmieszkować {v impf} [internet slang] :: to have a giggle, to mock, to ridicule
śmiesznie {adv} :: funnily, hilariously
śmiesznie {adv} :: ludicrously, ridiculously, absurdly, outrageously
śmieszniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of śmieszny
śmieszny {adj} :: funny
śmieszny {adj} :: ridiculous
śmietana {f} :: cream (oily part of milk)
śmietniczka {f} :: dustpan
śmietnik {m inan} :: dump, trash can, dustbin
śmiglejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of śmigły
śmigło {n} :: aircraft propeller (a rotating device that provides thrust)
śmigło {n} [colloquial] :: rotor (a rotating device on a rotorcraft that provides lift)
śmigłowiec {m inan} :: helicopter
śmigły {adj} :: slender and tall
śmigły {adj} :: swift, agile, deft
-śmy {suffix} :: First-person plural suffix
śniadać {v impf} [archaic] :: to breakfast
śniadanie {n} :: breakfast
śniadanie {n} :: verbal noun of śniadać
śniady {adj} :: swarthy, tawny, olive-skinned
śnić {v impf} :: to dream (see imaginary events while sleeping)
śnieć {f} :: Any smut fungus of the genus Tilletia
śnieć {f} :: smut (plant disease) caused by Tilletia
śnieg {m inan} :: snow
śnieguła {f} :: Either member of the genus Plectrophenax, especially the snow bunting (Plectrophenax nivalis)
śnienie {n} :: verbal noun of śnić
śnieżka {f} :: snowball (ball of snow)
śnieżka {f} :: snowfinch (any bird of the genus Montifringilla, Pyrgilauda, or Onychostruthus)
Śnieżka {prop} {f} :: Sněžka
Śnieżka {prop} {f} :: Snow White
śnieżki {fp} [colloquial] :: snowball fight
śnieżna kula {f} :: snow globe
śnieżnobiały {adj} [poetic] :: snow-white
śnieżny {adj} [relational] :: snow
śnieżny {adj} :: snowy
śnieżny {adj} :: snow-white
śnieżyca {f} :: blizzard, snowstorm (heavy snowfall accompanied by strong winds)
śnieżyca {f} :: snowflake (any plant of the genus Leucojum)
śnieżyca {f} :: white goose (any goose of the genus Chen)
śnieżyczka {f} :: snowdrop (any plant of the genus Galanthus)
śnieżysty {adj} :: snowy (abounding in snow)
śnieżysty {adj} :: snow-covered
śnieżysty {adj} :: snow-white
śp. {adj} :: abbreviation of świętej pamięci
Śpiąca Królewna {prop} {f} :: Sleeping Beauty
śpiący {adj} :: sleepy
śpiączka {f} :: coma (deep sleep)
śpiączka {f} [colloquial] :: sleepiness
śpiączka {f} [literary] :: apathy
śpieszyć {vi impf} :: to hurry, to hasten, to rush, to speed, to make haste
śpieszyć {vr impf} :: to be in a hurry, (of clock) to be fast
śpiew {m inan} :: song, singing
śpiewaczka {f} :: female singer
śpiewać {v impf} :: to sing, to chant
śpiewak {m pers} :: singer
śpiewanie {n} :: verbal noun of śpiewać
śpioch {m pers} :: sleepyhead
śpioszek {m pers} [colloquial] :: diminutive of śpioch
śpioszka {f} :: sleepyhead
śpiwór {m inan} :: sleeping bag
śrdniem. {adj} :: abbreviation of średnio-dolno-niemiecki
średni {adj} :: medium (of intermediate size)
średni {adj} :: intermediate
średni {adj} :: middle
średni {adj} :: mid
średni {adj} :: average
średnia {f} :: average, mean
średnica {f} [geometry] :: diameter
średnik {m inan} :: semicolon (punctuation mark indicating a pause longer than the comma)
średnio {adv} :: so-so, middling
średnio {adv} :: on average (as a measure of central tendency)
średnio na jeża {adv} [colloquial, idiom] :: not particularly, not really
średnio-dolno-niemiecki {adj} :: Middle Low German
średnioirlandzki {adj} :: Middle Irish
średnioperski {adj} :: Middle Persian
średniowiecze {n} :: Middle Ages
średniowiecze {n} [colloquial] :: backwardness
średniowieczny {adj} :: medieval
średnio-wysoko-niemiecki {adj} :: Middle High German
śrgniem. {adj} :: abbreviation of średnio-wysoko-niemiecki
śrirl. {adj} :: abbreviation of średnioirlandzki
środa {f} :: Wednesday
środek {m inan} :: middle, centre, heart
środek {m inan} [chemistry, medicine] :: agent, drug
środki {mp} :: measures; means
środki {mp} :: money
środkowoamerykański {adj} :: Central American
środkowoazjatycki {adj} :: Central Asian
środkowoeuropejski {adj} :: Central European
środowisko {n} :: environment (area around something)
środowisko {n} [ecology] :: habitat
śród- {prefix} :: relating to betweenness or being surrounded; inter-, mid-, meso-
śród {prep} :: dated form of wśród
śródbłonek {m inan} :: endothelium
śródczaszkowy {adj} :: intracranial
śródlądowy {adj} :: landlocked (surrounded by land)
śródmózgowie {n} :: midbrain, mesencephalon
śródplecze {n} [entomology] :: mesonotum
śródrostek {m inan} [linguistic morphology] :: infix
śródtułowie {n} [entomology] :: alternative form of śródtułów
śródtułów {m inan} [entomology] :: mesothorax
śródwęchowy {adj} :: entorhinal
śródziemnomorski {adj} :: Mediterranean
śruba {f} :: bolt (metal fastener)
śruba {f} [colloquial] :: screw (metal fastener)
śruba {f} :: boat propeller (a rotating device that pushes against water)
śrubeczka {f} :: diminutive of śrubka
śrubka {f} :: diminutive of śruba
śrubokręt {m inan} :: screwdriver
śrut {m inan} :: shot (small metal balls used as ammunition)
śruta {f} :: kibble (crushed grain)
śrutować {vt impf} :: to kibble, to grind coarsely
śrutownik {m inan} :: grinder, mill
śryż {m inan} :: frazil
św. {mf} :: abbreviation of święty St (a male Saint)
św. {mf} :: abbreviation of święta St (a female Saint)
św. {mf} :: abbreviation of świadek a witness
świadczyć {vt impf} :: to provide, to perform
świadczyć {vt impf} :: to prove, to evince, to testify, to betoken, to bear witness to
świadectwo {n} :: certificate
świadectwo {n} :: testimony
świadek {m pers} :: witness (person)
świadek Jehowy {m pers} :: Jehovah's Witness
świadom {adj} :: dated form of świadomy
świadomie {adv} :: consciously
świadomość {f} :: consciousness, awareness
świadomy {adj} :: conscious (aware of one's existence)
świadomy {adj} :: aware, conscious (having knowledge of something)
świat {m inan} :: world
światek {m inan} :: diminutive of świat; small, closed community
światełeczko {n} :: diminutive of światełko
światełko {n} :: diminutive of światło
światła {np} [colloquial] :: traffic lights
światło {n} :: light
światłocień {m inan} [painting] :: chiaroscuro
światłoszczelny {adj} :: lightproof, lighttight
światłość {f} :: light, brightness, luminosity
światłowód {m inan} :: optical fibre
światłowstręt {m inan} :: photophobia
światopogląd {m inan} :: worldview
Światowid {prop} {m pers} :: alternative form of Świętowit
światowy {adj} :: global (concerning all parts of the world)
światowy {adj} :: worldly (versed in the ways of the world)
świąd {m inan} :: itch (sensation that causes the desire or reflex to scratch)
świątek {m anim} :: A folk sculpture, usually a woodcarving, of Jesus, the Mother of God, or a saint
świątek {m inan} [obsolete] :: holiday
świątynia {f} :: temple (worship place)
świder {m inan} :: auger
świder {m inan} :: drill
świderek {m inan} :: diminutive of świder
świderek {m anim} [colloquial] :: red-rimmed melania (Melanoides tuberculata)
świderki {p} :: fusilli
świdośliwa {f} :: shadbush, serviceberry (any plant of the genus Amelanchier)
świdrować {v impf} :: to drill, to bore
świdrowanie {n} :: verbal noun of świdrować
świdry {p} :: fusilli
świdrzyk {m anim} :: door snail, clausiliid (any land snail of the family Clausiliidae)
świdwa {f} :: common dogwood (Cornus sanguinea)
świeca {f} :: candle (a light source)
świeca zapłonowa {f} :: spark plug
świecić {vi impf} [optionally reflexive] :: to shine
świecki {adj} :: secular
świecznik {m inan} :: candlestick, candle holder
świegot {m inan} :: chirping, twitter (sound of a succession of chirps as uttered by birds)
świegot {m inan} [by extension] :: A similar sound of children or young women
świekier {m pers} [obsolete] :: father-in-law (the father of one's husband or wife)
świekra {f} [obsolete] :: mother-in-law (the mother of one's husband)
świerczek {m inan} :: diminutive of świerk
świerczyna {f} :: spruce (wood of a spruce)
świerczyna {f} :: spruce branches
świerczyna {f} :: A spruce forest
świergot {m inan} :: chirping, twitter (sound of a succession of chirps as uttered by birds)
świergot {m inan} [by extension] :: A similar sound of children or young women
świerk {m inan} :: spruce (any tree of the genus Picea)
świerk {m inan} :: spruce (wood of a spruce)
świerszcz {m anim} :: cricket (insect)
świerszczyk {m anim} :: diminutive of świerszcz
świerszczyk {m anim} [jocular, euphemistic] :: pornographic magazine; porno mag, girlie magazine
świerzb {m inan} :: scabies
świerzbić {v impf} [often, figurative] :: to itch (to feel itchy)
świerzop {m inan} [regional] :: Raphanus raphanistrum
świerzop {m inan} [regional] :: Sinapis arvensis
świetlica {f} :: dayroom, recreation room, common room, clubhouse
świetlik {m anim} :: firefly, glowworm
świetlik {m inan} :: eyebright
świetlik {m inan} [architecture] :: skylight, roof light (opening in the roof)
świetlówka {f} :: fluorescent lamp
świetnie {adv} [colloquial] :: very well, great
świetność {f} :: excellence, splendor, magnificence, brilliance, luster, brilliancy
świetny {adj} :: great, fantastic, splendid, excellent
świeższy {adj} :: comparative degree form of świeży
świeży {adj} :: fresh
świeży {adj} :: crisp
świeży {adj} :: recent
święcić {vt impf} :: to hallow, to consecrate
święcić {vi impf} :: to celebrate
święcić {vr impf} :: to be in the air, to brew (to be in a state of preparation)
święconka {f} :: A traditional Polish Easter celebration where baskets full of Easter food are blessed
święta wojna {f} :: religious war, holy war
Święte Cesarstwo Rzymskie Narodu Niemieckiego {prop} {n} :: Holy Roman Empire
świętej pamięci {adj} [euphemism] :: late, sainted, of blessed memory
święto {n} :: holiday (e.g., Easter, Christmas, National holiday)
Świętochłowice {prop} {p} :: Świętochłowice (city)
świętochłowicki {adj} :: Of, from, or pertaining to Świętochłowice
świętojański {adj} :: midsummer
świętojebliwy {adj} [vulgar, derogatory] :: sanctimonious; holier-than-thou
Świętokrzyskie {prop} {n} :: Region, Holy Cross
świętoszek {m pers} :: prude
świętoszek {m pers} :: goody-goody
świętoszek {m pers} :: A sanctimonious or holier-than-thou person
świętoszka {f} :: female prude
świętoszka {f} :: female goody-goody
świętoszka {f} :: A sanctimonious or holier-than-thou woman or girl
świętoszkowaty {adj} :: sanctimonious, hypocritically pious, holier-than-thou
Świętowit {prop} {m pers} :: Svetovid, the Slavic god of war and fertility
świętszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of święty
święty {adj} :: holy, sacred
święty {m pers} :: saint
Święty Mikołaj {prop} {m} :: Saint Nicholas; Santa Claus
świneczka {f} [colloquial] :: diminutive of świnka
świni {adj} [obsolete] :: Of or pertaining to pigs; porcine
świnia {f} :: pig
świnia {f} [pejorative] :: traitor, disloyal person
świnia {f} [slang] :: girlfriend
świniopas {m pers} [derogatory] :: swineherd
świnka {f} :: diminutive of świnia; a piglet or small pig
świnka {f} [disease] :: mumps
świnka {f} :: nase (fish of the genus Chondrostoma), especially the common nase (Chondrostoma nasus)
świnka {f} :: cochonnet, jack (target ball in pétanque)
świnka morska {f} :: guinea pig
świnoujski {adj} :: Świnoujście (of, from or pertaining to Świnoujście in Poland)
Świnoujście {prop} {n} :: Świnoujście (city)
świński {adj} :: porcine, related to pigs
świński {adj} :: dirty, lewd, sexually suggestive
świński {adj} :: ungrateful, mean, dickish
świr {m pers} [colloquial] :: nut; nutjob; crackpot; maniac
świr {m pers} [colloquial] :: mania; craziness; insanity
świrk {m inan} [obsolete or dialectal] :: alternative form of świerk
świrk {m anim} [dialectal] :: alternative form of świerszcz
świrk {m anim} [Lwow] :: alternative form of świr
świrzepa {f} :: Any plant of the genus Rapistrum
świrzepa {f} :: Sinapis arvensis (wild mustard)
świstak {m anim} :: Any marmot of the genus Marmota
świstun {m anim} :: wigeon (Anas penelope)
świstunka {f} :: leaf warbler
świszcz {m anim} :: groundhog, woodchuck (Marmota monax)
świt {m inan} :: dawn (morning twilight period)
świt {m inan} :: dawnlight, twilight (soft light in the sky seen at dawn)
świt {m inan} :: dawn (beginning of something)
świtanie {n} :: verbal noun of świtać
świtanie {n} :: dawn