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| ja {pron} | :: I (first-person pronoun) |
| ja pierdolę {interj} [vulgar] | :: Expresses terror, shock or awe; holy shit |
| ja pierdolę {interj} [vulgar] | :: Expresses frustration or disappointment |
| jabłczan {m inan} | :: malate |
| jabłecznik {m inan} | :: apple pie |
| jabłecznik {m inan} | :: cider (alcoholic beverage) |
| jabłko {n} | :: apple |
| jabłko Adama {n} | :: Adam's apple |
| jabłkowy {adj} [relational] | :: apple |
| jabło {n} | :: augmentative of jabłko |
| jabłoniowy {adj} | :: of, or pertaining to, apple trees |
| Jabłonków {prop} {m} | :: Jablunkov, a city in the Moravian-Silesian Region, Czech Republic |
| jabłoń {f} | :: apple tree (any cultivar of the Malus domestica tree) |
| jabłuszko {n} | :: diminutive of jabłko |
| jabol {m anim} [slang, pejorative] | :: cheap fruit wine, especially fortified apple wine |
| Jacek {prop} {m pers} | :: given name |
| jacht {m inan} | :: yacht |
| jacica {f} [colloquial] | :: mayfly (Ephemeroptera) |
| Jacuś {prop} {m pers} | :: given name |
| Jacuś {prop} {m pers} | :: given name |
| jacuzzi {n} | :: jacuzzi |
| jacuzzi {n} | :: Relaxing bathing in a jacuzzi |
| -jad {suffix} | :: -eater |
| jad {m inan} | :: venom (toxic secretion of an animal) |
| jad {m inan} [figurative] | :: hate speech, vitriol |
| jadać {v freq} | :: to eat habitually |
| jadalnia {f} | :: dining room |
| jadalny {adj} | :: edible |
| jadeit {m inan} [mineralogy] | :: jadeite |
| jadeitowy {adj} [relational] | :: jadeite |
| jadło {n} [literary] | :: food |
| jadłodajnia {f} | :: beanery, eatery, bistro, eating establishment |
| jadłowstręt {m inan} | :: anorexia |
| jadowity {adj} | :: venomous |
| Jadwiga {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Jadzia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| jagiełka {f} | :: diminutive of jagła |
| jaglanka {f} [dialectal] | :: millet soup |
| jaglica {f} [diseases] | :: trachoma |
| jagła {f} [archaic] | :: millet |
| jagła {f} [regional] | :: pine (coniferous tree of the genus Pinus) |
| jagnię {n} | :: A young sheep or goat; a yeanling; a lamb; a kid |
| jagnię {n} | :: lambskin or kidskin |
| jagnięcina {f} | :: lamb (the flesh of a lamb used as food) |
| jagnięcina {f} | :: kid meat (the flesh of a young goat used as food) |
| jagnięcy {adj} | :: of, or pertaining to lambs or kids (young sheep or goats) |
| jagoda {f} | :: bilberry |
| jagoda {f} | :: berry |
| Jagoda {prop} {f} {m pers} | :: given name |
| jagodzian {m inan} | :: Any plant of the genus Nephelium |
| jagodzianka {f} | :: blueberry bun |
| jagodzianka {f} [colloquial] | :: blueberry soup |
| jagódeczka {f} | :: diminutive of jagódka |
| jagódka {f} | :: diminutive of jagoda |
| jaguar {m anim} | :: jaguar (Panthera onca) |
| jaguar {m anim} | :: Jaguar car |
| Jahwe {prop} {m pers} | :: Yahweh |
| jaja {nv} [colloquial] | :: balls, testicles |
| jaja {nv} [colloquial] | :: fun, amusement |
| jajco {n} | :: augmentative of jajo |
| jajco {n} [colloquial] | :: nothing |
| jajco {n} [computing, slang] | :: kernel |
| jajecznica {f} | :: scrambled eggs |
| jajeczny {adj} | :: pertaining to or containing eggs (as food) |
| jajko {n} | :: egg |
| jajnik {m inan} | :: ovary (female organ) |
| jajo {n} | :: egg |
| jajo {n} | :: ovum |
| jajo {n} [mildly, vulgar, chiefly in the plural] | :: ball, nut (testicle) |
| jajorodność {f} | :: oviparity |
| jajorodny {adj} | :: oviparous, egglaying |
| jajowar {m inan} | :: egg boiler |
| jajowaty {adj} | :: egg-shaped |
| jajowód {m inan} | :: Fallopian tube |
| jajożyworodność {f} | :: ovoviviparity |
| jajożyworodny {adj} | :: ovoviviparous |
| jak {pron} | :: how |
| jak {conj} | :: as |
| jak {conj} | :: like |
| jak {conj} [colloquial] | :: when; replaces kiedy, gdy |
| jak {conj} [colloquial] | :: if; replaces jeśli, jeżeli |
| jak {conj} [colloquial] | :: than; replaces niż |
| jak {m anim} | :: yak (mammal) |
| jak ci nie wstyd {phrase} | :: shame on you |
| jak diabli {adv} [simile] | :: as hell |
| jak groch o ścianę {phrase} [simile] | :: like talking to a wall |
| jak krew z nosa {adv} [simile] | :: very slowly, with great difficulty |
| jak kura pazurem {adv} [simile] | :: unintelligibly, unreadably |
| jak masz na imię {phrase} | :: [informal] what is your name? |
| jak się masz {phrase} [colloquial] | :: how are you? |
| jak słoń w składzie porcelany {adv} [simile] | :: clumsily; ineptly; like a bull in a china shop |
| jak sobie pościelesz, tak się wyśpisz {proverb} | :: as you make your bed, so you must lie in it; success depends on foresight and preparation |
| jak tam {phrase} [colloquial] | :: what's up? how's it going? |
| jak tam {phrase} [colloquial] | :: how's [+ nom = something] |
| jak to {phrase} | :: how so? |
| jak tylko {conj} | :: as soon as |
| jak z koziej dupy trąba {phrase} [simile, vulgar, humorous, derogatory] | :: very inept or inadequate |
| jak zwał, tak zwał {phrase} [humorous] | :: tomato, tomato; used to end an argument or digression about vocabulary |
| jak zwykle {adv} | :: as usual |
| jakby {adv} | :: as if, in such a manner as |
| jakby {adv} | :: so to speak |
| jaki {pron} | :: what, which kind of (referring to an undetermined set of possible answers) |
| jaki ojciec, taki syn {proverb} | :: like father, like son |
| jakikolwiek {adj} | :: any, whatsoever |
| jakiś {pron} | :: some; unspecified member of the category described by the following word |
| jakkolwiek {adv} | :: however (to whatever degree, in whatever way) |
| jakkolwiek {conj} | :: although, even though |
| jako {prep} | :: as |
| jako {conj} | :: as |
| jakoby {conj} | :: as if, as though |
| jakoby {particle} | :: allegedly |
| jakoś {pron} | :: somehow |
| jakość {f} | :: quality (level of excellence) |
| Jakub {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Jakucja {prop} {f} | :: Yakutia, Sakha Republic |
| Jakuck {prop} {m} | :: Jakuck (city) |
| jakucki {adj} | :: Yakut |
| jalapeño {n} | :: jalapeño |
| jałmużna {f} | :: alms |
| jałocha {f} [regional, Greater Poland] | :: heifer (young cow) |
| jałoszka {f} | :: heifer (young cow) |
| jałowa {f} [Cieszyn Silesia] | :: heifer (young cow) |
| jałowcowy {adj} | :: of, or pertaining to, juniper |
| jałowczyk {m anim} | :: Abyssinian catbird, juniper babbler (Parophasma galinieri) |
| jałowica {f} | :: heifer (young cow) |
| jałowiec {m inan} | :: juniper (shrub or tree of the genus Juniperus) |
| jałowy {adj} | :: barren, hardscrabble, waste, idling, unfruitful |
| jałowy {adj} | :: futile, arid, jejune, pointless |
| jałówka {f} | :: heifer (young cow) |
| jam {pron} [colloquial, sometimes, proscribed] | :: Combined form of ja + -m (first person singular pronoun + verb suffix) |
| jama {f} | :: cavity |
| jama {f} | :: cave |
| jama {f} | :: burrow |
| jama {f} | :: fossa |
| jama {f} | :: delve |
| jama {f} | :: ventricle |
| Jamajczyk {m pers} | :: a male Jamaican |
| Jamajka {prop} {f} | :: Jamajka (island/and/country) |
| Jamajka {f} | :: a woman from Jamaica |
| jamajski {adj} | :: Jamaican |
| jamb {m inan} | :: iamb |
| jamnik {m anim} | :: dachshund |
| jamnik {m anim} [colloquial] | :: boom box |
| jamnik {m anim} [colloquial] | :: any long and narrow object |
| jamochłon {m anim} | :: coelenterate (any animal belonging to the phylum Coelenterata) |
| jamraj {m anim} | :: Any bandicoot of the genus Perameles |
| Jan {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Jan Kowalski {m pers} | :: Joe Average, John Q. Public |
| janczar {m pers} [historical] | :: Janissary, member of Turkish elite infantry |
| Janeczek {prop} {m pers} {f} | :: given name; diminutive of Jan |
| Janek {prop} {m pers} | :: given name |
| Jangcy {prop} {f} | :: Yangtze |
| Janina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Janka {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| jankes {m pers} [derogatory] | :: Yankee (native or inhabitant of the USA) |
| Jankes {m pers} [dated] | :: Yankee (native or inhabitant of the Northern USA) |
| jankeska {f} [derogatory] | :: Yankee (female native or inhabitant of the USA) |
| Jankeska {f} [dated] | :: Yankee (female native or inhabitant of the Northern USA) |
| jankeski {adj} [relational] | :: Yankee |
| Janko {prop} | :: A diminutive of the male given name Jan |
| Jankowski {prop} {m pers} | :: One of the most popular surnames in Poland |
| janowiec {m inan} | :: any of several shrubs of the genus Genista; broom |
| jantar {m inan} | :: amber (fossil resin) |
| janusz {m pers} [slang, derogatory] | :: lukewarm or pretend football fan |
| janusz {m pers} [Internet slang, derogatory] | :: a know-it-all person who is in fact extremely inept; someone doing shoddy work |
| janusz {m pers} [Internet slang, derogatory] | :: a cheapskate (compare to cebulak) |
| Janusz {m pers} | :: alternative case form of janusz |
| Janusz {prop} {m pers} | :: given name |
| japa {f} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: human face |
| japa {f} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: human mouth |
| japa {interj} [derogatory] | :: shut up! |
| Japonia {prop} {f} | :: Japan |
| japoniec {m pers} [ethnic slur] | :: Jap, Japanese person |
| japonizm {m inan} [linguistics] | :: Japanism |
| japonka {f} [chiefly in the plural] | :: flip-flop |
| Japonka {f} | :: Japanese (female person) |
| Japończyk {m pers} | :: Japanese (male person) |
| japoński {adj} | :: Japanese (of, or relating to Japan) |
| japoński {m inan} | :: Japanese (language) |
| jar {m inan} [archaic] | :: spring [season] |
| jar {m inan} [geography] | :: ravine, canyon |
| jarać {v impf} [slang] | :: to smoke tobacco or cannabis |
| jarać {v impf} [slang] | :: to excite |
| jarać {vr impf} [slang] | :: to be stoked, to be excited |
| jaranie {n} | :: verbal noun of jarać |
| Jaras {prop} {m pers} | :: augmentative of Jarosław |
| jard {m inan} | :: yard |
| Jarek {prop} {m pers} | :: given name |
| jarka {f} | :: spring-sown cereal |
| jarka {f} | :: young ewe |
| jarmark {m inan} | :: fair |
| jarmuż {m inan} | :: kale (edible plant) |
| jarmuż {m inan} [colloquial] | :: white goosefoot (Chenopodium album) |
| Jarosław {prop} {m pers} | :: given name |
| jarosz {m pers} [literary] | :: A vegetarian (male person who does not eat meat) |
| jaroszka {f} [literary] | :: A vegetarian (female person who does not eat meat) |
| jarski {adj} [relating to food] | :: without meat, meatless, meat-free, vegetarian |
| jaruga {f} [archaic] | :: deep, muddy ravine |
| jaruga {f} [archaic] | :: thicket, copse |
| Jaruś {prop} {m pers} | :: given name |
| jary {adj} | :: springtime, strong (of vegetation that does not require vernalization) |
| jarząb {m inan} [obsolete] | :: hazel grouse (Tetrastes bonasia) |
| jarząb {m inan} | :: rowan, mountain ash, any of several trees of the genus Sorbus |
| jarząbek {m anim} | :: grouse of the genus Tetrastes, especially the hazel grouse (Tetrastes bonasia) |
| jarząbowy {adj} | :: pertaining to, or made of, rowan trees |
| jarzec {m inan} [Góral] | :: barley |
| jarzemko {n} | :: diminutive of jarzmo |
| jarzenie {n} | :: verbal noun of jarzyć |
| jarzębatka {f} | :: barred warbler (Sylvia nisoria}) |
| jarzębina {f} | :: rowan |
| jarzmo {n} | :: yoke (wooden bar) |
| jarzmo {n} [figurative] | :: yoke (something that restrains) |
| jarzyć {v impf} [slang] | :: to get, to understand, to comprehend |
| jarzyć {v impf} | :: to illuminate, to flame |
| jarzyna {f} | :: vegetable (plant) |
| jarzyna {f} | :: vegetable dish |
| jarzyna {f} [obsolete] | :: vegetable seeds |
| jarzyna {f} [obsolete] | :: spring cereal |
| jarzyniarka {f} | :: mechanical peeler for vegetables |
| jarzyniarka {f} [rare] | :: vegetable grower; vegetable farmer (woman) |
| jarzyniarka {f} [rare] | :: vegetable seller (woman) |
| jarzyniarz {m pers} [rare] | :: vegetable grower; vegetable farmer |
| jarzyniarz {m pers} [rare] | :: vegetable seller |
| jarzynowa {f} | :: vegetable soup |
| jasiek {m inan} | :: small pillow, cushion |
| Jasiek {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| jasieniec {m inan} | :: Any plant of the genus Jasione |
| jasieniec {m inan} [colloquial] | :: cornflower (Centaurea cyanus) |
| jaskier {m inan} {m anim} | :: Any plant of the genus Ranunculus; buttercup; crowfoot |
| jaskinia {f} | :: cave, cavern |
| jaskinia {f} | :: den |
| jaskiniowiec {m pers} | :: caveman |
| jaskiniowy {adj} [relational] | :: cave |
| jaskólak {m anim} | :: swallow-tailed kite (Elanoides forficatus) |
| jaskółczy {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a swallow (bird) |
| jaskółka {f} | :: swallow |
| jaskra {f} | :: glaucoma |
| jaskrawożółty {adj} [color] | :: bright yellow |
| jaskrawy {adj} [color] | :: bright, vivid |
| jaskrawy {adj} | :: garish (e.g. item of clothing, make-up, etc.) |
| jaskrawy {adj} | :: striking, blatant, flagrant, glaring (obvious) |
| jasna cholera {interj} [colloquial] | :: goddammit! |
| jasne, jasne {interj} [colloquial, sarcastic, idiom] | :: cool story bro; expression of disbelief |
| jasno {adv} | :: clearly, obviously |
| jasno {adv} | :: clearly, brightly |
| jasnobrązowy {adj} | :: flaxen, tan |
| jasnobrzuch {m anim} | :: Any bulbul of the genus Phyllastrephus |
| jasnoczerwony {adj} | :: light red |
| jasnogórski {adj} | :: Of, from, or pertaining to Jasna Góra |
| jasnoróżowy {adj} | :: light pink, baby pink |
| jasnoszary {adj} | :: light grey |
| jasność {f} | :: brightness, lightness |
| jasność {f} | :: light (visible electromagnetic radiation) |
| jasność {f} | :: paleness |
| jasność {f} | :: clarity |
| jasność {f} [astronomy] | :: luminosity |
| jasność {f} | :: luminance |
| jasnota {f} | :: deadnettle, any of several plants of the genus Lamium |
| jasnotek {m anim} | :: Any bat of the genus Antrozous |
| jasnowidz {m pers} | :: clairvoyant, seer |
| jasnowidzenie {n} | :: clairvoyance |
| jasnozielony {adj} | :: light green |
| jasnożółty {adj} | :: light yellow |
| jasny {adj} | :: bright, light |
| jasny {adj} | :: evident, obvious, clear |
| jasny {adj} [Łowicz, color] | :: blue, sapphire |
| jasny gwint {interj} [colloquial, slightly, dated] | :: damn! |
| jasny jak słońce {adj} [simile, figurative] | :: crystal clear |
| jaspis {m inan} [mineral] | :: jasper |
| jastrun {m inan} | :: Any plant of the genus Leucanthemum |
| jastrząb {m anim} | :: hawk (bird of prey belonging to the subfamily Accipitrinae) |
| jastrząb {m anim} [colloquial] | :: northern goshawk (Accipiter gentilis) |
| jastrząb {m anim} [politics] | :: hawk (advocate of aggressive politics) |
| jastrzębi {adj} [relational] | :: hawk (of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a hawk (bird of prey)) |
| Jastrzębie-Zdrój {prop} {n} | :: Jastrzębie-Zdrój (city) |
| jasyr {m inan} | :: captivity under the Cossacks |
| jasyr {m inan} [collective] | :: prisoners of the Cossacks |
| jaszcz {m inan} [historical] | :: munitions wagon |
| jaszcz {m inan} [archaic or dialectal] | :: wooden food container |
| jaszczur {m anim} | :: augmentative of jaszczurka |
| jaszczur {m anim} | :: large prehistoric reptile, saurian |
| jaszczur {m anim} [rare] | :: chagrin (a type of leather) |
| jaszczur {m anim} [ufology] | :: reptilian |
| jaszczurczy {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of lizards; saurian |
| jaszczurczy {adj} [by extension] | :: wicked, nefarious, devious |
| jaszczurka {f} | :: lizard |
| jaszczurkołap {m anim} | :: lizard buzzard (Kaupifalco monogrammicus) |
| jaszczurnik {m anim} | :: pearl kite (Gampsonyx swainsonii) |
| jaszczurnik {m anim} | :: diamond lizardfish (Synodus synodus) |
| jaszczurnik {m anim} | :: Any lizardfish of the genus Synodus |
| jaszczurnik {m inan} [obsolete] | :: lizard nest |
| jaszczurnik {m inan} [obsolete] | :: viper's bugloss (Echium) |
| jaszczurzy {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of lizards; saurian |
| jaszczurzy {adj} [by extension] | :: wicked, nefarious, devious |
| Jaś {prop} {m pers} | :: given name |
| jaśmin {m inan} | :: jasmine (plant of the genus Jasminum) |
| jaśminowiec {m inan} | :: mock-orange, shrub of genus Philadelphus |
| jaśminowy {adj} [relational] | :: jasmine |
| jaśnie {adv} [archaic, now often, sarcastic] | :: polite honorific |
| jaśniej {adv} | :: comparative of jasno |
| jaśniejący {adj} | :: glowing, shining |
| jaśniejszy {adj} | :: comparative degree form of jasny |
| jatka {f} | :: carnage |
| jatka {f} | :: butcher's, shambles |
| Jaunde {prop} {n} | :: Jaunde (capital city) |
| Java {prop} {f} | :: Java (programming language) |
| jawa {f} | :: reality, real life (as opposed to dreams or hallucinations) |
| Jawa {prop} {f} | :: Java (island) |
| Jawajczyk {m pers} | :: Javanese (person from Java or of Javanese descent) |
| Jawajka {f} | :: Javanese (female person from Java or of Javanese descent) |
| jawajski {adj} | :: Javanese (of, from or pertaining to Java) |
| jawajski {m inan} | :: Javanese (language) |
| jawić {vr impf} | :: to seem, appear (give the impression of being) |
| jawić {vr impf} | :: to emerge, to come into sight, appear (become visible or noticeable) |
| jawnie {adv} | :: overtly, transparently |
| jawnogrzesznica {f} [dated] | :: harlot |
| jawność {f} | :: overtness, openness, transparency |
| jawny {adj} | :: overt; not secret; transparent |
| jawny {adj} | :: explicit (openly stated) |
| jawny {adj} | :: egregious (outstanding, most usually in a negative fashion) |
| jawor {m inan} | :: sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus) |
| Jawor {prop} {m pers} {f} | :: A toponym |
| jaworzniański {adj} | :: Of, from or pertaining to Jaworzno |
| jaworznicki {adj} | :: Of, from or pertaining to Jaworzno |
| Jaworzno {prop} {n} | :: Jaworzno |
| jaz {m inan} | :: weir (a type of dam) |
| jazda {f} | :: ride (instance of riding) |
| jazda {f} | :: drive, driving |
| jazda {f} [military] | :: cavalry |
| jazgarz {m anim} | :: ruffe |
| jazgot {m inan} | :: racket, din (loud noise) |
| jazz {m inan} | :: jazz (music) |
| jazzowy {adj} | :: of or pertaining to the music style jazz; jazzy |
| jaź {m anim} | :: ide (Leuciscus idus) |
| jaźń {f} | :: self, ego |
| jaźwa {f} [dialectal] | :: sett (den of a badger) |
| jaźwiec {m anim} [archaic] | :: badger |
| jąć {vt pf} [archaic] | :: to seize, to take |
| jąć {v pf} [dated] | :: to begin |
| jąderko {n} | :: diminutive of jądro |
| jąderko {n} [cytology] | :: nucleolus |
| jądro {n} [botany] | :: core (the part of a fruit that contains seeds) |
| jądro {n} | :: kernel, nucleus, core (the central part of something) |
| jądro {n} [physics] | :: nucleus |
| jądro {n} [anatomy] | :: testicle |
| jądro {n} [algebra, category theory] | :: kernel |
| jądro {n} [computing] | :: kernel |
| jądrowiec {m anim} [biology] | :: eukaryote |
| jądrowiec {m pers} | :: nuclear physicist |
| jądrowiec {m pers} | :: nuclear chemist |
| jądrowy {adj} | :: nuclear |
| jąkać {vr impf} | :: to stammer, to stutter |
| jąkała {m pers} [colloquial] | :: stutterer, stammerer |
| jąkała {f} [colloquial] | :: stutterer, stammerer (female) |
| jątrzyć {vt impf} | :: to irritate, to provoke |
| jątrzyć {vr impf} | :: to fester, to rankle |
| jeb {interj} [vulgar] | :: wham!; bang!; onomatopoeia for hitting, punching or explosions |
| jebać {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to fuck; to have sex [+ acc = with someone] |
| jebać {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to stink [+ ins = of something] |
| jebać {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to fuck, to ignore, to dismiss [+ acc = something / someone] |
| jebać {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to do in a wrong manner, to ruin, to fuck up [+ acc = something / someone] |
| jebać {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to beat, to punch [+ acc = something / someone] |
| jebać {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to mistake, to mix up [+ acc = something / someone] |
| jebać {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to make noise [+ ins = with something / someone] |
| jebać {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to throw [+ ins = with something / someone] |
| jebać {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to rant, to drone |
| jebać {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to affect in an unexpectedly sharp or overpowering manner, to hit, to strike |
| jebać {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to slave, to work hard |
| jebać {vr impf} [vulgar] | :: to fuck each other |
| jebać {vr impf} [vulgar] | :: to deal with something tedious or time-consuming |
| jebać {vr impf} [vulgar] | :: to break down; to go downhill; to go sour; to deteriorate |
| jebać {vr impf} [vulgar] | :: to hit, to strike |
| jebadło {n} [slang, vulgar] | :: bedroom |
| jebadło {n} [slang, vulgar] | :: bed |
| jebadło {n} [slang, vulgar] | :: dildo |
| jebaka {m pers} [vulgar, derogatory] | :: manwhore; womanizer |
| jebanie {n} | :: verbal noun of jebać |
| jebaniutki {adj} [slang, vulgar, humorous] | :: displaying impressive skill, clever, masterful |
| jebany {adj} [vulgar] | :: fucking |
| jebliwy {adj} [vulgar] | :: having big sexual needs, engaging in sexual behavior often |
| jebliwy {adj} [vulgar] | :: fuckable |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to hit, to punch someone |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to hit, to impact |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to steal |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to say something stupid |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to throw |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to place |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to give up, quit |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to affect or appear in a sharp manner |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to eat, to drink, to smoke, to make |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to break down |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to break |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to explode |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to collapse, to tumble |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to die |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to paralyze by an electric shock |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to say something out of the blue, suddenly |
| jebnąć {v pf} [vulgar] | :: to finish suddendly |
| jebnąć {vr pf} [vulgar] | :: (jebnąć się) to hit oneself, to hurt oneself |
| jebnąć {vr pf} [vulgar] | :: (jebnąć się) to make a mistake, to fuck up |
| jebnąć {vr pf} [vulgar] | :: (jebnąć się) to hit or hurt each other; to collide |
| jebnąć {vr pf} [vulgar] | :: (jebnąć się) to fall (f.ex. on a bed, on a chair) |
| jebnięcie {n} | :: verbal noun of jebnąć |
| jebnięcie {n} | :: hit |
| jebudu {interj} [vulgar] | :: bang!, wham! |
| jebutny {adj} [vulgar, slang] | :: extreme, mind-blowing |
| jebutny {adj} [vulgar, slang] | :: giant, massive |
| jechać {vi impf} | :: to go, ride, drive |
| jechać {vt impf} [colloquial] | :: to stink |
| jechać po bandzie {v impf} [colloquial, idiom] | :: To push the envelope, to do something risky or outside social norms |
| jeden {num} | :: one |
| jedenastka {f} [colloquial, soccer] | :: penalty kick |
| jedenastka {f} [sports] | :: eleven (team of eleven players) |
| jedenasty {num} | :: eleventh |
| jedenaście {num} | :: eleven |
| jedenaścioro {num} | :: (collective) eleven |
| jedla {f} [Cieszyn Silesia] | :: fir (conifer of the genus Abies) |
| jedna jaskółka wiosny nie czyni {proverb} | :: one swallow does not a summer make |
| jednak {conj} | :: however |
| jednakowo {adv} | :: identically |
| jednakowy {adv} | :: identical |
| jednakże {conj} | :: however |
| jedno- {prefix} | :: one-, single-, mono-, uni- |
| jednobarwny {adj} | :: monochrome (having only one colour) |
| jednoczesny {adj} | :: simultaneous, coincidental |
| jednocześnie {adv} | :: simultaneously |
| jednodniowy {adj} | :: one-day-old |
| jednodniowy {adj} | :: one-day-long; one-day (lasting one day) |
| jednodomowość {f} [parasitology] | :: autoecism |
| jednodomowość {f} [botany] | :: monoecy |
| jednodomowy {adj} [parasitology] | :: autoecious |
| jednodomowy {adj} [botany] | :: monoecious |
| jednogłośny {adj} | :: unanimous (based on unanimity) |
| jednogodzinny {adj} | :: one-hour-long; one-hour (lasting one hour) |
| jednogodzinny {adj} | :: one-hour-old |
| jednojęzyczny {adj} | :: monolingual, unilingual (only knowing or spoken in one language) |
| jednokierunkowy {adj} | :: unidirectional |
| jednokładność {f} [geometry] | :: homothety |
| jednokomórkowiec {m anim} | :: unicellular organism; single-celled organism |
| jednokomórkowy {adj} | :: unicellular, single-celled (consisting of one cell) |
| jednokrotny {adj} | :: one-time (occurring only on one occasion) |
| jednoletni {adj} | :: one-year-old |
| jednoletni {adj} | :: one-year-long; one-year (lasting one year) |
| jednolity {adj} | :: unitary, uniform, indiscrete, homogenous |
| jednomian {m inan} [algebra] | :: monomial |
| jednomyślnie {adv} | :: unanimously |
| jednomyślność {f} | :: unanimity, consensus |
| jednomyślny {adj} | :: unanimous (based on unanimity) |
| jednooki {adj} | :: one-eyed |
| jednoosiowy {adj} | :: uniaxial, monoaxial (having a single axis) |
| jednopienność {f} [botany] | :: monoecy |
| jednopienny {adj} [botany] | :: monoecious |
| jednopiętrowy {adj} | :: two-storey, two-story |
| jednopłat {m inan} | :: monoplane |
| jednopłatowiec {m inan} | :: monoplane |
| jednorazowy {adj} | :: single use, one-off |
| jednoręki {adj} | :: one-handed, one-armed |
| jednoroczny {adj} | :: one-year-old |
| jednoroczny {adj} | :: one-year-long; lasting one year |
| jednoroczny {adj} [botany, of a plant] | :: annual |
| jednorodny {adj} | :: homogenous |
| jednorożec {m anim} | :: unicorn (mythical beast) |
| jednorożec {m anim} [archaic] | :: narwhal (Monodon monoceros) |
| jednoróg {m anim} | :: horned guan (Oreophasis derbianus) |
| jednoróg {m inan} | :: licorne (Russian cannon) |
| jednosilnikowy {adj} | :: single-engine |
| jednospójny {adj} [topology] | :: simply connected |
| jednostajny {adj} | :: steady, unvarying, even, monotonous |
| jednostka {f} | :: unit |
| jednosylabowy {adj} | :: monosyllabic (consisting of one syllable) |
| jedność {f} | :: unity (state of being one or undivided) |
| jednowymiarowy {adj} | :: one-dimensional |
| jednoznaczny {adj} | :: unambiguous |
| jedwab {m inan} | :: silk |
| jedwabnik {m anim} | :: silkworm |
| jedwabnik {m anim} | :: dead smooth file |
| jedwabny {adj} | :: made of silk, silken |
| jedynaczka {f} | :: only child (female person without any siblings) |
| jedynak {m pers} | :: only child (male person without any siblings) |
| jedyneczka {f} | :: diminutive of jedynka |
| jedynie {adv} | :: only, exclusively |
| jedynka {f} | :: one (digit or figure) |
| jedynka {f} [metonym] | :: something assigned the number one: bus line, road, candidate on a ballot, etc |
| jedynka {f} | :: bad mark; F |
| jedynka {f} [colloquial] | :: incisor (tooth) |
| jedynka {f} | :: single room |
| jedynka trygonometryczna {f} | :: Pythagorean trigonometric identity |
| jedyny {adj} | :: only (singularly superior; the best) |
| jedzenie {n} | :: food |
| jedzenie {n} | :: verbal noun of jeść |
| jeep {m inan} | :: alternative spelling of dżip |
| jeglica {f} [Cieszyn Silesia] | :: knitting needle |
| jego {pron} | :: his: possessive pronoun of on |
| jego {pron} | :: its: possessive pronoun of ono |
| Jehowa {prop} {m pers} | :: Jehovah |
| jehowiec {m pers} [derogatory] | :: Jehovah's Witness |
| jehowy {m pers} [colloquial, proscribed, sometimes, derogatory] | :: Jehovah's Witness |
| jej {pron} | :: her: possessive pronoun of ona |
| jejmość {f} [jocular] | :: woman (usually an older stranger) |
| jejmość {f} [historical] | :: lady (honorific referring to a noblewoman, especially one who was married and the mistress of a household) |
| Jekaterynburg {prop} {m} | :: Jekaterynburg (city/administrative center) |
| jekaw. {adj} | :: abbreviation of jekawski |
| jekawski {adj} | :: Jekavian, Ijekavian |
| jelec {m anim} | :: One of various species of freshwater fish of the Leuciscinae subfamily, particularly the common dace (Leuciscus leuciscus) |
| jelec {m inan} [weaponry] | :: crossguard |
| jeleni {adj} [relational] | :: deer |
| Jelenia Góra {prop} {f} | :: A city in Lower Silesia, south-western Poland |
| jelenię {n} [rare] | :: fawn (young deer) |
| jelenina {f} | :: venison, deer meat |
| jeleniogórski {adj} | :: Jelenia Góra (of, from or pertaining to Jelenia Góra in Poland) |
| jeleń {m anim} | :: deer |
| jeleń {m anim} | :: stag (male deer) |
| jeleń {m pers} [by extension, colloquial] | :: A person who is easily deceived or used; sucker; mug; chump |
| jelito {n} | :: intestine, bowel |
| jelitowy {adj} | :: intestinal, enteric |
| jelonek {m anim} | :: diminutive of jeleń |
| jelonek {m anim} | :: fawn (young deer) |
| jelonek {m anim} | :: stag beetle |
| jelonek rogacz {m anim} | :: stag beetle |
| jełczeć {vi impf} | :: to go rancid |
| jełop {m pers} [pejorative] | :: blockhead, pillock, doofus |
| Jemen {prop} {m} | :: Yemen |
| jemeński {adj} | :: Yemeni |
| jemioła {f} | :: mistletoe, any plant of the genus Viscum |
| jemiołucha {f} | :: waxwing (any songbird belonging to the genus Bombycilla) |
| jemiołuszka {f} | :: waxwing; any songbird belonging to the genus Bombycilla, particularly the Bohemian waxwing |
| jen {m anim} | :: yen (currency) |
| jenerał {m pers} | :: obsolete form of generał |
| jeniec {m pers} | :: captive |
| jeniec {m pers} | :: prisoner of war |
| Jenisej {prop} {m inan} | :: Jenisej (river) |
| jer {m inan} [linguistics] | :: yer |
| jer {m anim} | :: brambling (Fringilla montifringilla) |
| jeremiada {f} | :: jeremiad |
| Jerozolima {prop} {f} | :: Jerozolima (the claimed (and de-facto) <<capital city>> of <<c/Israel>>) |
| jerozolimczyk {m pers} | :: A male resident or native of Jerusalem |
| jerozolimka {f} | :: A female resident or native of Jerusalem |
| jerozolimski {adj} | :: Jerusalem (of, from or pertaining to Jerusalem) |
| Jerycho {prop} {n} | :: Jericho |
| Jerzy {prop} {m pers} | :: given name (related to George) |
| jerzyk {m anim} | :: swift (any bird belonging to the genus Apus), especially the common swift (Apus apus) |
| jesienią {adv} | :: in the autumn, in the fall |
| jesienny {adj} | :: autumnal (of or relating to autumn) |
| jesień {f} | :: autumn |
| jesion {m inan} | :: ash (tree) |
| jesionowy {adj} | :: of, or pertaining to, ash trees |
| jesiotr {m anim} | :: sturgeon (fish of genus Acipenser) |
| jestem głodny {phrase} [male] | :: I'm hungry |
| jeszcze {particle} | :: yet (used with negative verbs) |
| jeszcze {particle} | :: still |
| jesziba {f} | :: yeshiva |
| jesziwa {f} | :: yeshiva |
| jeszybot {m inan} | :: yeshiva |
| jeść {vit det} | :: to eat |
| jeśli {conj} | :: if |
| jeśli nie wiadomo, o co chodzi, to chodzi o pieniądze {proverb} | :: if a person or organization acts in a puzzling manner, they probably have a hidden financial motivation |
| jeśli wejdziesz między wrony, musisz krakać jak i one {proverb} | :: when in Rome, do as the Romans do |
| jezdnia {f} | :: roadway |
| jezierza {f} | :: water nymph, naiad (any plant of the genus Najas) |
| jeziorko {n} | :: diminutive of jezioro |
| jeziorny {adj} | :: lacustrine; [relational] lake |
| jezioro {n} | :: lake |
| Jezioro Aralskie {prop} {n} | :: Jezioro Aralskie (a saline <<lake>> straddling the <<c/Kazakhstan>>-<<c/Uzbekistan>> border) |
| jeziorowiec {m inan} | :: lake freighter, laker (ship) |
| jeziorzysko {n} | :: augmentative of jezioro |
| Jezu {interj} | :: Christ!, jeez! |
| Jezus {prop} {m pers} [Christianity] | :: Jesus |
| Jezus Chrystus {prop} {m pers} [Christianity] | :: Jesus Christ |
| jeździć {vi indet} | :: to ride, to drive |
| jeździć {vi indet} | :: to go (by vehicle) |
| jeździec {m pers} | :: horseman, rider; person who rides a mount |
| jeźdźczyni {f} | :: female horseman, rider; person who rides a mount |
| jeż {m anim} | :: hedgehog (erinaceid) |
| jeżeli {conj} | :: if |
| jeżoryb {m inan} | :: spot-fin porcupinefish (Diodon hystrix) |
| jeżowiec {m anim} | :: sea urchin |
| jeżowy {adj} | :: pertaining to hedgehogs |
| jeżozwierz {m anim} | :: porcupine |
| jeżówka {f} | :: coneflower (any plant of the genus Echinacea) |
| jeżówka {f} | :: spot-fin porcupinefish (Diodon hystrix) |
| jeżyk {m anim} | :: diminutive of jeż |
| jeżyna {f} | :: rubus (Rubus) |
| jeżyna {f} | :: blackberry, brambleberry (shrub or fruit) |
| jeżynowy {adj} [relational] | :: blackberry |
| jęcie {n} | :: verbal noun of jąć |
| jęczeć {v impf} | :: to moan |
| jęczeć {v impf} [colloquial] | :: to whine, to complain |
| jęczenie {n} | :: verbal noun of jęczeć |
| jęczmienny {adj} [relational] | :: barley |
| jęczmień {m inan} | :: barley (Hordeum vulgare) |
| jęczmień {m inan} | :: Any plant of the genus Hordeum |
| jęczmień {m inan} | :: stye (bacterial infection) |
| jęczydusza {m pers} [colloquial] | :: complainer, whiner, bore (male person) |
| jęczydusza {f} [colloquial] | :: complainer, whiner, bore (female person) |
| jędrny {adj} | :: firm, pert, supple |
| jędrny {adj} | :: terse, pithy |
| Jędrzejów {prop} {m inan} | :: Jędrzejów (town) |
| jędza {f} | :: witch, hag, harridan |
| jędza {f} | :: vixen, virago |
| jęk {m inan} | :: groan, moan |
| jętka {f} | :: mayfly, insect of the order Ephemeroptera |
| jętka {f} | :: collar beam |
| jętniczek {m inan} | :: Any moss of the genus Ephemerum |
| jęzor {m inan} | :: augmentative of język |
| jęzor lodowcowy {m inan} | :: ice tongue |
| jęzorek {m inan} | :: diminutive of jęzor |
| języczek {m inan} | :: diminutive of język |
| języczek {m inan} [anatomy] | :: uvula |
| języczkowy {adj} | :: uvular |
| język {m inan} | :: tongue (the fleshy muscular organ in the mouth of a mammal) |
| język {m inan} | :: language (a method of interhuman communication) |
| język {m inan} | :: language, tongue (the conventional system of communication used by a particular community) |
| język {m inan} | :: language (the parlance of a particular specialist field) |
| język {m inan} | :: language (a particular style or manner of expression; idiom) |
| język literacki {m inan} [sociolinguistics] | :: standard language |
| język literacki {m inan} [sociolinguistics, literature] | :: literary language (variety of language that is used in literary writing) |
| język literacki {m inan} [sociolinguistics, literature] | :: literary language (language that has established a literary tradition) |
| język migowy {m} | :: sign language |
| język obcy {m inan} [linguistics] | :: foreign language |
| język ogólny {m inan} [sociolinguistics] | :: standard language (supraregional language standard) |
| język ogólny {m inan} [sociolinguistics] | :: general language, common language (idiom devoid of technical terminology or jargon) |
| język ojczysty {m inan} [linguistics] | :: mother tongue |
| język standardowy {m inan} [sociolinguistics] | :: standard language (standard language variety) |
| język standardowy {m inan} [sociolinguistics] | :: standard language (language that has a codified standard form) |
| językowy {adj} | :: language-, linguistic |
| językowy {adj} | :: lingual |
| językoznawca {m pers} | :: linguist |
| językoznawczo {adv} | :: linguistically |
| językoznawczy {adj} [relational] | :: linguistics |
| językoznawstwo {n} | :: linguistics |
| jidysz {m inan} | :: Yiddish language |
| jidyszyzm {m inan} [linguistics] | :: any word or phrase borrowed from Yiddish, or suggestive of Yiddish |
| jidyszyzm {m inan} | :: Yiddishism (movement) |
| jo {pron} [dialectal] | :: alternative form of ja |
| jo {particle} [dialectal] | :: yeah, yep |
| Joanna {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Joanna {prop} {f} [biblical character] | :: Joanna |
| Joasia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| jod {m inan} | :: iodine (chemical element, symbol I, atomic number 53) |
| jodełka {f} | :: diminutive of jodła |
| jodełka {f} | :: herringbone (pattern) |
| jodła {f} | :: fir, any tree of the genus Abies |
| jodłować {v impf} | :: to yodel |
| jodłowanie {n} | :: verbal noun of jodłować |
| jodłowy {adj} | :: of, or pertaining to, fir |
| jodoform {m inan} | :: iodoform CHI3 |
| joga {f} | :: yoga (Hindu discipline) |
| jogging {m inan} | :: jogging (form of exercise) |
| jogin {m pers} | :: yogi |
| joginka {f} | :: female yogi |
| jogizm {m inan} | :: yogism |
| jogurt {m inan} | :: yoghurt |
| jojczyć {vi impf} [colloquial] | :: to complain, to whine, to moan |
| jo-jo {n} | :: alternative spelling of jojo |
| jojo {n} | :: yo-yo |
| joker {m anim} [card games] | :: joker |
| Jola {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Jolanta {prop} {f} | :: given name, related to English Yolanda |
| jon {m inan} | :: ion |
| jon obojnaczy {m inan} | :: zwitterion |
| Jonatan {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| joni {f} | :: yoni |
| jonizacja {f} | :: ionization |
| jonizować {v impf} | :: to ionize |
| jonosfera {f} | :: ionosphere |
| Jordania {prop} {f} | :: Jordan (country) |
| jordański {adj} | :: Jordanian |
| Joszkar-Oła {prop} {f} | :: Joszkar-Oła (caplc) |
| Jowa {prop} {m pers} [archaic] | :: Jehovah |
| jowialnie {adv} | :: jovially; in a jovial manner |
| jowialność {f} | :: joviality, jovialness |
| jowialny {adj} [literary] | :: jovial |
| Jowisz {prop} {m} | :: Jupiter |
| Jowita {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| joypad {m inan} | :: joypad |
| Józef {prop} {m pers} | :: given name |
| Józef {prop} {m pers} | :: Joseph, Mary's husband |
| Józek {prop} {m pers} | :: given name |
| jubilat {m pers} | :: A male person celebrating their birthday or anniversary |
| jubilat {m pers} [archaic] | :: senior citizen, pensioner |
| jubilatka {f} | :: A female person celebrating their birthday or anniversary |
| jubilatka {f} [archaic] | :: senior citizen, pensioner |
| jubiler {m pers} | :: jeweler, jeweller |
| jubilerka {f} | :: female jeweler, jeweller |
| jubilerka {f} [colloquial] | :: the trade of making jewellery |
| jubileusz {m inan} | :: jubilee (special anniversary) |
| jubileuszowy {adj} [relational] | :: jubilee |
| jucha {f} [hunting or regional] | :: blood of a game animal |
| jucha {f} [derogatory] | :: human blood |
| jucha {f} [obsolete] | :: sauce |
| jucha {f} [obsolete] | :: czernina |
| jucha {m pers} [colloquial] | :: scoundrel (male) |
| jucha {f} [colloquial] | :: scoundrel (female) |
| judaizm {m inan} | :: Judaism |
| Judasz {prop} {m pers} | :: Judas Iscariot |
| Judasz {prop} {m pers} [by extension] | :: duplicitous, two-faced person, traitor |
| Judasz {prop} {m pers} | :: given name, Judas |
| Judyta {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| judzić {vt impf} | :: to instigate, incite |
| Jugosławia {prop} {f} | :: Yugoslavia |
| jugosłowiański {adj} | :: Yugoslav, Yugoslavian |
| juhas {m pers} | :: younger shepherd from Karpaty |
| juhas {m pers} [dialectal] | :: sheepdog |
| Jukon {prop} {m} | :: Yukon River |
| Jukon {prop} {m} | :: Yukon Territory |
| Julia {prop} {f} | :: given name of Latin origin |
| Julia {prop} {f} | :: Juliet, the lover of Romeo |
| juliański {adj} | :: Julian |
| Juliusz {prop} {m pers} | :: given name |
| juma {f} [colloquial, historic] | :: a type of criminal activity popular in the 1990s in the western regions of Poland, involving theft of high value goods in Germany and then trafficking them across the Polish border |
| juma {f} [colloquial, by extension] | :: theft |
| junak {m pers} [dialectal] | :: gay blade |
| Junona {prop} {f} | :: Juno |
| junta {f} | :: junta (the grand council of state in Spain) |
| junta {f} [military] | :: junta (ruling council of a military dictatorship) |
| jupiter {m inan} | :: spotlight |
| jura {f} | :: Jurassic |
| jurajski {adj} | :: Jurassic |
| Jurek {m pers} | :: given name |
| jurny {adj} [dated] | :: lewd, horny |
| jurodiwyj {m pers} [Eastern Orthodoxy] | :: holy fool |
| juror {m pers} | :: juryman |
| jurorka {f} | :: jurywoman |
| jurorski {adj} [relational] | :: jury |
| Juruś {prop} {m pers} {f} | :: given name |
| jury {n} [theater] | :: jury (group of judges in a competition) |
| jurysdykcja {f} | :: jurisdiction (power, right, or authority to interpret and apply the law) |
| jurysdykcja {f} | :: jurisdiction (limits or territory within which authority may be exercised) |
| jurysdykcja {f} [dated, law] | :: judiciary (judicial branch of government) |
| jurysdykcyjnie {adv} | :: jurisdictionally |
| jurysdykcyjny {adj} [relational] | :: jurisdiction, jurisdictional |
| jurysprudencja {f} [law] | :: jurisprudence |
| Justyn {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Justyna {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Jutlandia {prop} {f} | :: Jutland (peninsula belonging to Denmark) |
| jutro {n} | :: tomorrow (day after today) |
| jutro {adv} | :: tomorrow (on the day after today) |
| jutrzejszy {adj} | :: tomorrow's |
| jutrzenka {f} | :: dawnlight |
| Jutrzenka {f} | :: The planet Venus on the horizon at dawn; morning star |
| już {adv} | :: already, yet, anymore |
| już {interj} | :: now |
| już {interj} | :: enough |
| już {interj} | :: done! |