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na {prep} [+ locative] :: on, in
na {prep} [+ accusative] :: onto, on
na {prep} [+ accusative] :: for, by (a time, date etc.)
na {prep} [+ accusative] :: for, to deal with
na {prep} [+ accusative or adverb] :: in a particular manner
na {prep} [+ accusative, mathematics] :: onto (surjective)
na {adj} [mathematics] :: onto; surjective
na bruku {adv} :: homeless
na chuj {adv} [vulgar] :: why, for what fucking reason?, what the fuck for?
na czczo {adv} :: on an empty stomach
na czworakach {adv} :: on all fours (on hands and knees)
na dół {adv} :: downstairs
na dwa baty {adv} [colloquial] :: spit roast, involving double penetration
na górę {adv} :: upstairs
na górze {adv} :: upstairs
na górze {adv} :: overhead
na hejnał {adv} [slang] :: to drink an entire container (e.g. bottle, can) of alcoholic beverage in one go, without stopping
na jeźdźca {adv} :: cowgirl (sex position)
na jeża {adv} [colloquial, idiom] :: of hair: styled in a crew cut
na końcu języka {adv} :: on the tip of one's tongue
na krzywy ryj {adv} [idiom, colloquial, pejorative] :: without prior permission, uninvited
na krzywy ryj {adv} [idiom, colloquial, pejorative] :: not fully legal
na krzywy ryj {adv} [idiom, colloquial, pejorative] :: without adequate preparation
na lewą stronę {adv} [idiomatic] :: inside out (with the inside turned to be on the outside)
na nogach {adv} :: See: pl na noga
na nogach {adv} [colloquial] :: up, awake
na odwal się {adv} [colloquial, pejorative] :: shoddily, in a least-effort way
na okaziciela {adj} [idiom] :: of documents: bearer, valid regardless of the identity of the holder
na oścież {adv} :: wide open
na pamięć {adv} [idiomatic] :: by heart
na pewno {adv} :: absolutely, certainly, definitely, for sure
na piechotę {adv} :: on foot
na pieska {adv} :: doggy style (sex position)
na podwójnym gazie {adv} [idiom, euphemism] :: drink-driving, drunk driving
na przykład {adv} :: for example
na punkcie {phrase} [idiom] :: on the matter of, when it comes to
na razie {interj} :: [informal] see you, see you later, bye
na razie {adv} :: for the time being; meanwhile
na roścież {adv} :: alternative form of na oścież
na rozcież {adv} :: alternative form of na oścież
na setkę {adv} :: See: pl na setka
na setkę {adv} [colloquial, automotive] :: per 100 kilometres
na skroś {adv} :: alternative form of na wskroś
na szybkości {adv} [slang] :: quickly, instantly
na święty nigdy {adv} [idiom, pejorative] :: sometime in the unspecified future
na twoim miejscu {phrase} :: if I were you
na wczoraj {prep} :: See: pl na wczoraj
na wczoraj {prep} :: As soon as possible, implying the deadline is already over
na wskroś {adv} :: through and through, thoroughly, completely, entirely
na wylot {adv} :: through and through (entirely)
na wylot {adv} :: inside out (of knowledge: thoroughly)
na wylot {adv} :: straight through
na wynos {prep} :: takeaway, takeout, to go
na zawsze {adv} :: forever, for ever
na zawżdy {adv} [archaic] :: forever, for ever
na zdrowie {interj} :: cheers (said before sharing a drink)
na zdrowie {interj} :: bless you (said after someone sneezes)
na zewnątrz {adv} :: outside, outdoors
na żądanie {adj} :: on demand
na żywo {adv} :: live
nabiał {m inan} :: dairy products
nabicie {n} :: verbal noun of nabić
nabić w butelkę {v pf} [colloquial, humorous, idiom] :: to trick; to con; to deceive
nabierać {vt impf} :: to draw, to extract
nabierać {vt impf} :: to acquire, to gain
nabierać {vt impf} :: to trick, to prank, to have on
nabieranie {n} :: verbal noun of nabierać
nabijanie {n} :: verbal noun of nabijać
nabity {adj} :: loaded (ammunition)
nabizm {m inan} :: Les Nabis
nabłonek {m inan} :: epithelium (membranous tissue)
nabłonek {m inan} [botany] :: cuticle
nabożeństwo {n} :: church service
nabożeństwo {n} [figurative] :: devotion
nabój {m inan} :: cartridge
nabór {m inan} :: recruitment, enrollment, intake
nabrać {vt pf} :: to draw, to extract
nabrać {vt pf} :: to acquire, to gain
nabrać {vt pf} :: to trick, to prank, to have on
nabranie {n} :: verbal noun of nabrać
nabrojenie {n} :: verbal noun of nabroić
nabrzeże {n} :: wharf, quay
naburmuszony {adj} :: huffy
nabycie {n} :: verbal noun of nabyć
nabycie {n} :: acquisition
nabycie {n} :: purchase
nabyć {vt pf} :: to obtain, to acquire
nabyć {vt pf} :: to buy, to purchase
nabywać {vt impf} :: to acquire, to obtain
nabywać {vt impf} :: to purchase
nabywca {m pers} :: purchaser
nabywca {m pers} :: procurer
nachalny {adj} :: impudent, intrusive, pushy, obtrusive, importunate
nachlapanie {n} :: verbal noun of nachlapać
nachodzenie {n} :: verbal noun of nachodzić
nachrapnik {m inan} :: noseband
nachylać {vt impf} :: to slant, to incline
nachylać {vr impf} :: to bend down, to stoop
nachylenie {n} :: verbal noun of nachylić
nachylenie {n} :: gradient, slope
nachylić {vt pf} :: to slant, to incline
nachylić {vr pf} :: to bend down, to stoop
naciągać {v impf} :: to stretch over, to put on something held by elasticity [+ na (object) = acc = onto something]
naciągać {v impf} :: to tension, to tighten
naciągać {v impf} [colloquial] :: to embellish
naciągać {v impf} [colloquial] :: to cajole, to coax [+ na (object) = acc = into something]
naciągnąć {v pf} :: to stretch over, to put on something held by elasticity [+ na (object) = acc = onto something]
naciągnąć {v pf} :: to tension, to tighten
naciągnąć {v pf} :: to pull, to injure a muscle or tendon by stretching it too far
naciągnąć {v pf} [colloquial] :: to cajole, to coax [+ na (object) = acc = into something]
naciek {m inan} [medicine] :: infiltration (diffusion or accumulation of infiltrate)
naciek {m inan} [geology] :: deposit
naciek jaskiniowy {m inan} [geology] :: speleothem
naciek krasowy {m inan} [geology] :: speleothem
naciot {m pers} [archaic] :: husband of an aunt
nacisk {m inan} :: pressure, stress, (exercising physical force on something)
nacisk {m inan} :: pressure, stress, coercion (attempting to make someone do something)
nacisk {m inan} :: stress, accent, emphasis
naciskanie {n} :: verbal noun of naciskać
nacja {f} :: nation
nacja {f} :: nationality
nacjonalista {m pers} :: nationalist
nacjonalistka {f} :: female nationalist
nacjonalistycznie {adv} :: nationalistically; in a nationalistic manner
nacjonalistyczny {adj} :: nationalist, nationalistic
nacjonalizm {m inan} :: nationalism
naczelnik {m pers} :: head, chief, leader
naczepa {f} :: semi-trailer (trailer without a front axle)
naczółek {m inan} :: chamfron, chanfron, shaffron (protective armor for a horse's head)
naczyniak {m inan} :: angioma
naczynie {n} :: vessel (container)
naczyniowy {adj} [anatomy] :: vascular
naczyniowy {adj} [botany] :: vascular
naczyniowy {adj} [relational] :: vessel (container)
naczyniówka {f} [anatomy] :: choroid
nać {f} :: The aboveground parts (leaves and stems) of some vegetables and herbs
naćpany {adj} :: stoned
nad- {prefix} :: over-, super-
nad- {prefix} :: Forms adjectives referring to places
nad {prep} [+ instrumental] :: above, over [denotes location]
nad {prep} [+ accusative] :: above, over [denotes movement]
nadać {vt pf} :: to confer, to bestow
nadać {vt pf} :: to transmit, to broadcast
nadać {vt pf} :: to post, to mail, to send
nadać {vr pf} :: to be fit, to be suitable [+ do (object) = genitive = for something]
nadajnik {m inan} :: transmitter (electronic device)
nadal {adv} :: still (now just like earlier)
nadarcie {n} :: verbal noun of nadrzeć
nadawać {vt impf} :: to confer, to bestow
nadawać {vt impf} :: to transmit, to broadcast
nadawać {vt impf} :: to post, to mail, to send
nadawać {vr impf} :: to be fit, to be suitable [+ do (object) = genitive = for something]
nadawca {m pers} :: sender
nadawca {m pers} :: broadcaster
nadąsany {adj} :: sulky, sullen, gloomy
nadbijanie {n} :: verbal noun of nadbijać
nadbrzeże {n} :: waterside, waterfront
nadchodzenie {n} :: verbal noun of nadchodzić
nadchodzić {vi impf} :: to approach, to come, to walk up to. [usually related to time not space]
nadciśnienie {n} [medicine] :: hypertension
nadczłowiek {m pers} :: übermensch, superman (philosophical concept)
nadczynność {f} [medicine] :: hyperactivity, hyperfunction
naddarcie {n} :: verbal noun of nadedrzeć
Naddniestrze {prop} {n} :: Transnistria
naddźwiękowy {adj} :: supersonic
nade {prep} [+ instrumental] :: above, over [denotes location]
nade {prep} [+ accusative] :: above, over [denotes movement]
nadejść {vi pf} :: to approach, to come, to walk up to. [usually (though not always) related to time not space]
nadeń {contraction} :: contraction of nad niego
nadepnąć {v pf} :: to step on something
nadęty {adj} :: pissed off
nadęty {adj} :: conceited, puffy, snooty, stuck-up
nadęty {adj} :: overblown, pompous
nadfrunięcie {n} :: verbal noun of nadfrunąć
nadfruwanie {n} :: verbal noun of nadfruwać
nadgarstek {m inan} :: wrist
nadgięcie {n} :: verbal noun of nadgiąć
nadglądanie {n} :: verbal noun of nadglądać
nadgorliwie {adv} :: overzealously, overeagerly, officiously
nadgorliwość {f} :: overzealousness, overeagerness, officiousness
nadgorliwość jest gorsza od faszyzmu {proverb} :: Doing too much is worse than doing just enough; one should be careful not to overdo things
nadgorliwość jest gorsza od faszyzmu {proverb} :: Busybodies and overcommiters cause far more problems than slackers
nadgorliwy {adj} :: overzealous, overeager, officious
nadgromada {f} [taxonomy, zoology] :: superclass
Nadia {prop} {f} :: given name
nadkrojenie {n} :: verbal noun of nadkroić
nadkwasota {f} [medicine] :: hyperacidity
nadkwaśność {f} [medicine] :: hyperacidity
nadlewanie {n} :: verbal noun of nadlewać
nadludzki {adj} :: enormous, superhuman
nadludzki {adj} [dated] :: otherworldly, unearthly, aethereal
nadmarznięcie {n} :: verbal noun of nadmarznąć
nadmiar {m inan} :: excess, overabundance, surfeit
nadmiar {m inan} :: superfluity
nadmiernie {adv} :: excessively, unduly, inordinately
nadmierny {adj} :: excessive, immoderate
nadmorski {adj} :: coastal, maritime (bordering on the sea)
nadmuchać {vt pf} :: to inflate, to blow up
nadmuchiwać {vt impf} :: to inflate, to blow up
nadnaturalny {adj} :: supernatural
nadnercze {n} :: adrenal gland
nadobniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of nadobny
nadobny {adj} :: pretty
nadobny {adj} :: fine, nice
nadobojczykowy {adj} [anatomy] :: supraclavicular (above the clavicle)
nadplemię {n} [taxonomy] :: supertribe
nadproże {n} [architectural elements] :: lintel
nadprzewodnik {m inan} :: superconductor
nadprzyrodzony {adj} :: supernatural
nadrabianie {n} :: verbal noun of nadrabiać
nadrąbanie {n} :: verbal noun of nadrąbać
nadrobić {v pf} :: to catch up, to make up, to get back on schedule
nadrobienie {n} :: verbal noun of nadrobić
nadrodzaj {m inan} [taxonomy] :: supergenus
nadrodzina {f} [taxonomy] :: superfamily
nadrodzina {f} [linguistics] :: macrofamily, superfamily
nadrodzina {f} [molecular biology] :: superfamily
nadrząd {m inan} [taxonomy] :: superorder
nadstop {m inan} :: superalloy
nadstopie {n} [arthropod anatomy] :: metatarsus
nadsunięcie {n} :: verbal noun of nadsunąć
nadtlenek {m inan} :: peroxide (chemical compound with two oxygen atoms)
nadustek {m inan} :: clypeus
nadużycie {n} :: abuse (improper usage)
nadużycie {n} :: verbal noun of nadużyć
nadużywać {v impf} :: to abuse (e.g., drugs, alcohol)
nadużywać {v impf} :: to overuse
nadużywanie {n} :: verbal noun of nadużywać
nadwaga {f} :: overweight
nadwozie {n} :: body (of a vehicle), bodywork, coachwork
nadwyżka {f} :: surplus, excess, overhang, overplus
nadwyżkowy {adj} [relational] :: surplus, excess, overhang, overplus
nadwzgórze {n} :: epithalamus (segment of the diencephalon)
nadwzroczna {f} [ophthalmology, pathology] :: female hypermetropic (an individual who has hypermetropia)
nadwzroczność {f} [ophthalmology, pathology] :: hyperopia, hypermetropia, farsightedness
nadwzroczny {adj} [ophthalmology, pathology] :: hyperopic, hypermetropic, farsighted
nadwzroczny {m pers} [ophthalmology, pathology] :: male hypermetropic (an individual who has hypermetropia)
nadymać {v impf} :: to inflate
nadziak {m inan} :: horseman's pick
nadziany {adj} [slang] :: wealthy, affluent
nadzieja {f} :: hope
nadziemny {adj} :: aboveground (on or above the surface of the ground)
nadzienie {n} [culinary] :: filling, stuffing
nadzorca {m pers} :: supervisor
nadzorca {m pers} :: overseer
nadzorca {m pers} :: inspector
nadzorczy {adj} :: supervisory, regulatory
nadzorować {vt impf} :: to oversee
nadzorować {vt impf} :: to superintend
nadzór {m inan} :: supervision
nadzór {m inan} :: superintendence
nadzór {m inan} :: custody
nadzwyczajny {adj} :: extraordinary
nafta {f} :: paraffin
naftalen {m inan} :: naphthalene
naftociąg {m inan} :: oil pipeline
nagabnąć {vt pf} :: to solicit, to beseech, to pursue
nagabywać {vt impf} :: to solicit, to beseech, to pursue
nagan {m inan} :: a Nagant M1895 revolver
nagana {f} :: reprimand
nagannie {adv} :: reprehensibly
naganność {f} :: reprehensibility
naganny {adj} :: reprehensible
nagi {adj} :: naked
nagietek {m inan} :: marigold, any flower of the genus Calendula
nagięcie {n} :: verbal noun of nagiąć
naglący {adj} :: urgent, pressing
nagle {adv} :: suddenly (happening quickly and with little or no warning)
nagład {m anim} :: brill (Scophthalmus rhombus)
nagłówek {m inan} :: headline, title for a piece of news
nagłówek {m inan} :: header, the topmost section repeated on multiple pages in a page layout
nagłówek {m inan} :: heading, a title for a section of text
nagły {adj} :: sudden
nagły przypadek {m inan} [idiom] :: emergency
nago {adv} :: naked
nagolenica {f} [historical] :: greave (piece of armour that protects the leg, especially the shin)
nagolenica {f} [obsolete] :: stocking (elastic garment covering the leg)
nagolennik {m inan} :: shin pad, shin guard
nagolennik {m inan} [historical] :: greave (piece of armour that protects the leg, especially the shin)
nagonasienne {p} :: gymnosperms
nagonka {f} :: battue
nagosz {m inan} :: Any moss of the genus Gymnostomum
nagość {f} :: nakedness
nagozalążkowe {p} :: gymnosperms
nagórnik {m anim} :: rock thrush (Monticola), especially the common rock thrush (Monticola saxatilis)
nagrać {vt pf} :: to record (make an audio or video recording)
nagradzać {v impf} :: to reward, to give a reward to
nagradzanie {n} :: verbal noun of nagradzać
nagranie {n} :: recording
nagranie {n} :: verbal noun of nagrać
nagrobek {m inan} :: gravestone, tombstone
nagroda {f} :: prize, reward
nagromadzać {vt impf} :: to amass, to accumulate
nagromadzać {vr impf} :: to build up, to accumulate, to gather
nagromadzenie {n} :: verbal noun of nagromadzić
nagromadzenie {n} :: accumulation, build-up
nagromadzić {vt pf} :: to amass, to accumulate
nagromadzić {vr pf} :: to build up, to accumulate, to gather
nagrywać {vt impf} :: to record (make an audio or video recording)
nagrywarka {f} [computing] :: burner
nagryzienie {n} :: verbal noun of nagryźć
nagusieńki {adj} :: diminutive of nagi
nahaj {m inan} :: whip, lash
nahajka {f} :: whip, lash
naiwność {f} :: naïveté, naivety, naiveness
naiwny {adj} :: naive
naj- {prefix} :: Used to form the superlative of adjectives and adverbs, taking the form of comparative as the basis; similar to most and -est
najabsurdalniej {adv} :: superlative of absurdalnie
najabsurdalniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of absurdalny
najadać {vr impf} :: to eat one's fill
najadekwatniej {adv} :: superlative of adekwatnie
najadekwatniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of adekwatny
najaktualniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of aktualny
najaktywniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of aktywny
najambitniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of ambitny
najatrakcyjniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of atrakcyjny
najazd {m inan} :: raid, invasion
najazd {m inan} :: the upper part of a ski jumping hill before the jump
najazd {m inan} :: arrival (of a train, crowd, etc.)
najądrze {n} [anatomy] :: epididymis
najbanalniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of banalny
najbardziej {adv} :: superlative of bardzo
najbardziej {adv} :: the most (used to form the superlative degree of adverbs)
najbarwniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of barwny
najbezpieczniej {adv} :: superlative of bezpiecznie
najbezpieczniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of bezpieczny
najbiedniej {adv} :: superlative of biednie
najbiedniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of biedny
najbieglej {adv} :: superlative of biegle
najbielszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of biały
najbladszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of blady
najbledszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of blady
najbliżej {adv} :: superlative of blisko
najbliższy {adj} :: superlative degree form of bliski
najbogatszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of bogaty
najboleśniej {adv} :: superlative of boleśnie
najbrudniej {adv} :: superlative of brudno
najbrudniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of brudny
najbrutalniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of brutalny
najbrzydszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of brzydki
najbrzydziej {adv} :: superlative of brzydko
najbujniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of bujny
najbystrzejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of bystry
najchciwszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of chciwy
najchętniej {adv} :: superlative of chętnie
najchłodniej {adv} :: superlative of chłodno
najchłodniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of chłodny
najchudszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of chudy
najchwalebniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of chwalebny
najchytrzejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of chytry
najchyżej {adv} :: superlative of chyżo
najciaśniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of ciasny
najcichszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of cichy
najciekawiej {adv} :: superlative of ciekawie
najciekawszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of ciekawy
najciemniej {adv} :: superlative of ciemno
najciemniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of ciemny
najcieńszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of cienki
najcieplej {adv} :: superlative of ciepło
najcieplejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of ciepły
najcierpliwiej {adv} :: superlative of cierpliwie
najciężej {adv} :: superlative degree form of ciężko
najcięższy {adj} :: superlative degree form of ciężki
najciszej {adv} :: superlative of cicho
najcnotliwszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of cnotliwy
najcudaczniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of cudaczny
najcudniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of cudny
najcudowniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of cudowny
najczarniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of czarny
najczcigodniej {adv} :: superlative degree form of czcigodnie
najczcigodniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of czcigodny
najczerwieńszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of czerwony
najczęstszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of częsty
najczęściej {adv} :: superlative of często
najczulszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of czuły
najczynniej {adv} :: superlative of czynnie
najczyściej {adv} :: superlative of czysto
najczytelniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of czytelny
najdalej {adv} :: superlative of daleko
najdalszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of daleki
najdawniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of dawny
najdelikatniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of delikatny
najdłużej {adv} :: superlative of długo
najdłuższy {adj} :: superlative degree form of długi
najdojrzalszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of dojrzały
najdokładniej {adv} :: superlative of dokładnie
najdokładniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of dokładny
najdoroślejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of dorosły
najdoskonalszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of doskonały
najdosłowniej {adv} :: superlative of dosłownie
najdostępniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of dostępny
najdowcipniej {adv} :: superlative of dowcipnie
najdrapieżniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of drapieżny
najdrożej {adv} :: superlative of drogo
najdroższy {adj} :: superlative degree form of drogi
najdumniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of dumny
najdyskretniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of dyskretny
najdzielniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of dzielny
najdzikszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of dziki
najdziwniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of dziwny
najebać {vr pf} [vulgar] :: to get wasted, to get drunk
najebać {vr pf} [vulgar] :: to have a lot of sex
najebać {vr pf} [vulgar] :: to work a lot
najebany {adj} [vulgar] :: heavily drunk
najebka {f} [vulgar, slang] :: binge drinking; act of severe intoxication
najebka {f} [vulgar, slang] :: a party involving heavy drinking
najedzony {adj} :: satiated, full (having eaten enough)
najefektowniej {adv} :: superlative of efektownie
najefektowniejszy {adj} :: superlative of efektowny
najegzotyczniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of egzotyczny
najekologiczniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of ekologiczny
najem {m inan} :: lease
najemca {m pers} :: tenant
najemnik {m pers} :: mercenary (person employed to fight)
najemnik {m pers} :: seasonal laborer
najeść {vr pf} :: to eat one's fill
najeźdźca {m pers} :: invader
najeżka {f} :: spot-fin porcupinefish (Diodon hystrix)
najęcie {n} :: verbal noun of nająć
najfajniej {adv} :: superlative of fajnie
najfajniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of fajny
najgęstszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of gęsty
najgęściej {adv} :: superlative of gęsto
najgłębiej {adv} :: superlative of głęboko
najgłębszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of głęboki
najgłodniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of głodny
najgłośniej {adv} :: superlative of głośno
najgłośniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of głośny
najgłupiej {adv} :: superlative of głupio
najgłupszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of głupi
najgoręcej {adv} :: superlative of gorąco
najgorętszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of gorący
najgorliwiej {adv} :: superlative of gorliwie
najgorliwszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of gorliwy
najgorszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of zły; worst
najgorzej {adv} :: superlative of źle
najgościnniej {adv} :: superlative of gościnnie
najgrubszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of gruby
najgrzeczniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of grzeczny
najgwałtowniej {adv} :: superlative of gwałtownie
najgwałtowniejszy {adj} :: superlative of gwałtowny
najhardziej {adv} :: superlative of hardo
najhojniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of hojny
najinteligentniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of inteligentny
najintymniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of intymny
najjaśniej {adv} :: superlative of jasno
najjaśniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of jasny
najklarowniej {adv} :: superlative of klarownie
najklarowniejszy {adj} :: superlative of klarowny
najkłamliwiej {adv} :: superlative of kłamliwie
najkłopotliwszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of kłopotliwy
najkłótliwszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of kłótliwy
najkonkretniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of konkretny
najkorzystniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of korzystny
najkoszmarniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of koszmarny
najkrąglejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of krągły
najkrótszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of krótki
najkruchszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of kruchy
najkruszej {adv} :: superlative of krucho
najkrwawiej {adv} :: superlative of krwawo
najkrzywiej {adv} :: superlative of krzywo
najkwaśniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of kwaśny
najlepiej {adv} :: superlative of dobrze
najlepsiejszy {adj} [nonstandard, humorous] :: superlative degree form of dobry; best
najlepszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of dobry; best
najlichszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of lichy
najliczniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of liczny
najlipniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of lipny
najlojalniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of lojalny
najludniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of ludny
najluźniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of luźny
najlżejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of lekki
najładniej {adv} :: superlative of ładnie
najładniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of ładny
najłapczywszy {adj} :: superlative of łapczywy
najłatwiej {adv} :: superlative of łatwo
najłatwiejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of łatwy
najmądrzej {adv} :: superlative of mądrze
najmądrzejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of mądry
najmierniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of mierny
najmilej {adv} :: superlative of miło
najmilszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of miły
najmłodszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of młody
najmniej {adv} :: superlative of mało; least
najmniejsza linia oporu {f} [nonstandard, idiom] :: alternative form of linia najmniejszego oporu
najmniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of mały; smallest
najmocniej {adv} :: superlative of mocno
najmocniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of mocny
najmroczniej {adv} :: superlative of mrocznie
najmroczniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of mroczny
najnadobniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of nadobny
najnaturalniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of naturalny
najneutralniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of neutralny
najnędzniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of nędzny
najniebezpieczniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of niebezpieczny
najniemiłosierniej {adv} :: superlative of niemiłosiernie
najniżej {adv} :: superlative of nisko
najniższy {adj} :: superlative degree form of niski
najnormalniej {adv} :: superlative of normalnie
najnormalniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of normalny
najnowszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of nowy
najnudniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of nudny
najobfitszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of obfity
najobrzydliwiej {adv} :: superlative of obrzydliwie
najobrzydliwszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of obrzydliwy
najobszerniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of obszerny
najoczywistszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of oczywisty
najodleglejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of odległy
najodmienniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of odmienny
najodporniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of odporny
najodpowiedniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of odpowiedni
najodważniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of odważny
najogromniej {adv} :: superlative of ogromnie
najohydniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of ohydny
najokropniej {adv} :: superlative of okropnie
najokropniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of okropny
najokrutniej {adv} :: superlative of okrutnie
najokrutniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of okrutny
najolbrzymiej {adv} :: superlative of olbrzymio
najoptymalniej {adv} :: superlative of optymalnie
najoptymalniejszy {adj} :: superlative of optymalny
najoryginalniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of oryginalny
najostrożniej {adv} :: superlative of ostrożnie
najostrożniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of ostrożny
najostrzejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of ostry
najowocniej {adv} :: superlative degree form of owocnie
najowocniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of owocny
najpaskudniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of paskudny
najpełniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of pełny
najpewniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of pewny
najpierw {adv} :: first
najpiękniej {adv} :: superlative of pięknie
najpiękniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of piękny
najpilniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of pilny
najpłynniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of płynny
najpłytszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of płytki
najpodatniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of podatny
najpodlejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of podły
najpodnioślejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of podniosły
najpodobniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of podobny
najpoprawniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of poprawny
najpopularniejszy {adj} :: superlative of popularny
najposępniejszy {adj} :: superlative of posępny
najpospieszniej {adv} :: superlative of pospiesznie
najpośledniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of pośledni
najpotężniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of potężny
najpoważniej {adv} :: superlative of poważnie
najpoważniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of poważny
najpowolniejszy {adj} :: superlative of powolny
najpowszechniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of powszechny
najpóźniej {adv} :: superlative of późno
najpóźniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of późny
najprawdopodobniej {adv} :: superlative of prawdopodobnie
najprecyzyjniej {adv} :: superlative of precyzyjnie
najprędzej {adv} :: superlative of prędko
najprostszy {adj} :: superlative of prosty
najprościej {adv} :: superlative of prosto
najpróżniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of próżny
najprzejrzystszy {adj} :: superlative of przejrzysty
najprzejrzyściej {adv} :: superlative of przejrzyście
najprzychylniej {adv} :: superlative of przychylnie
najprzychylniejszy {adj} :: superlative of przychylny
najprzyjaźniejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of przyjazny
najprzyjemniejszy {adj} :: superlative of przyjemny
najprzykrzejszy {adj} :: superlative degree form of przykry
najprzytulniejszy {adj} :: superlative of przytulny
najpunktualniejszy {adj} :: superlative of punktualny
najpyszniejszy {adj} :: superlative of pyszny
najrealistyczniejszy {adj} :: superlative of realistyczny
najregularniejszy {adj} :: superlative of regularny
najromantyczniejszy {adj} :: superlative of romantyczny
najrozsądniejszy {adj} :: superlative of rozsądny
najrozumniejszy {adj} :: superlative of rozumny
najrówniejszy {adj} :: superlative of równy
najrychlej {adj} :: superlative of rychło
najrychlejszy {adj} :: superlative of rychły
najrzadszy {adj} :: superlative of rzadki
najrzadziej {adv} :: superlative of rzadko
najrzetelniejszy {adj} :: superlative of rzetelny
najrzęsistszy {adj} :: superlative of rzęsisty
najsamotniejszy {adj} :: superlative of samotny
najsilniejszy {adj} :: superlative of silny
najskromniejszy {adj} :: superlative of skromny
najsłabszy {adj} :: superlative of słaby
najsłodszy {adj} :: superlative of słodki
najsłoneczniejszy {adj} :: superlative of słoneczny
najsłynniejszy {adj} :: superlative of słynny
najsmaczniejszy {adj} :: superlative of smaczny
najsmętniejszy {adj} :: superlative of smętny
najsmutniejszy {adj} :: superlative of smutny
najsolidniejszy {adj} :: superlative of solidny
najspokojniejszy {adj} :: superlative of spokojny
najsprawniejszy {adj} :: superlative of sprawny
najsprośniejszy {adj} :: superlative of sprośny
najstarszy {adj} :: superlative of stary
najstarszy zawód świata {m inan} [idiom, euphemism] :: world's oldest profession
najstraszniejszy {adj} :: superlative of straszny
najstrojniejszy {adj} :: superlative of strojny
najsuszej {adv} :: superlative of sucho
najswarliwszy {adj} :: superlative of swarliwy
najsyfniej {adv} :: superlative of syfnie
najsyfniejszy {adj} :: superlative of syfny
najsystematyczniejszy {adj} :: superlative of systematyczny
najszczerszy {adj} :: superlative of szczery
najszczęśliwszy {adj} :: superlative of szczęśliwy
najszczuplejszy {adj} :: superlative of szczupły
najszerszy {adj} :: superlative of szeroki
najszybciej {adv} :: superlative of szybko
najśliczniejszy {adj} :: superlative of śliczny
najśmielszy {adj} :: superlative of śmiały
najśmieszniejszy {adj} :: superlative of śmieszny
najśmiglejszy {adj} :: superlative of śmigły
najświeższy {adj} :: superlative of świeży
Najświętsza Maryja Panna {prop} {f} [Christianity] :: Virgin Mary (the mother of Christ)
najtajniejszy {adj} :: superlative of tajny
najtaniej {adv} :: superlative of tanio
najtańszy {adj} :: superlative of tani
najtchórzliwszy {adj} :: superlative of tchórzliwy
najtłustszy {adj} :: superlative of tłusty
najtłuściejszy {adj} :: superlative of tłusty
najtragiczniejszy {adj} :: superlative of tragiczny
najtrudniejszy {adj} :: superlative of trudny
najtrwalszy {adj} :: superlative of trwały
najtwardszy {adj} :: superlative of twardy
najtwardziej {adv} :: superlative of twardo
najuboższy {adj} :: superlative of ubogi
najuczciwszy {adj} :: superlative of uczciwy
najumiejętniej {adv} :: superlative of umiejętnie
najurodzajniejszy {adj} :: superlative of urodzajny
najważniejszy {adj} :: superlative of ważny
najwątpliwszy {adj} :: superlative of wątpliwy
najwcześniej {adv} :: superlative of wcześnie
najwcześniejszy {adj} :: superlative of wczesny
najwdzięczniejszy {adj} :: superlative of wdzięczny
najweselej {adv} :: superlative of wesoło
najweselszy {adj} :: superlative of wesoły
najwęższy {adj} :: superlative of wązki
najwierniejszy {adj} :: superlative of wierny
najwięcej {adv} :: superlative of dużo; most
największy {adj} :: superlative of wielki
największy {adj} :: superlative of duży
najwilgotniejszy {adj} :: superlative of wilgotny
najwłaściwszy {adj} :: superlative of właściwy
najwolniej {adv} :: superlative of wolno
najwonniejszy {adj} :: superlative of wonny
najwrażliwszy {adj} :: superlative of wrażliwy
najwredniejszy {noun} :: superlative of wredny
najwspanialszy {adj} :: superlative of wspaniały
najwstrętniej {adv} :: superlative of wstrętnie
najwulgarniejszy {adj} :: superlative of wulgarny
najwybitniejszy {adj} :: superlative of wybitny
najwydajniejszy {adj} :: superlative of wydajny
najwygodniejszy {adj} :: superlative of wygodny
najwynioślejszy {adj} :: superlative of wyniosły
najwyrafinowaniej {adv} :: superlative of wyrafinowanie
najwyrafinowańszy {adj} :: superlative of wyrafinowany
najwyraźniej {adv} :: superlative of wyraźnie
najwyraźniejszy {adj} :: superlative of wyraźny
najwyszukaniej {adv} :: superlative of wyszukanie
najwyszukańszy {adj} :: superlative of wyszukany
najwyżej {adv} :: superlative of wysoko
najwyższy {adj} :: highest, tallest, superlative of wysoki
najzabawniejszy {adj} :: superlative of zabawny
najzachłanniej {adv} :: superlative of zachłannie
najzachłanniejszy {adj} :: superlative of zachłanny
najzacniejszy {adj} :: superlative of zacny
najzamożniejszy {adj} :: superlative of zamożny
najzawziętszy {adj} :: superlative of zawzięty
najzdolniejszy {adj} :: superlative of zdolny
najzdrowszy {adj} :: superlative of zdrowy
najzieleńszy {adj} :: superlative of zielony
najzimniej {adv} :: superlative of zimno
najzimniejszy {adj} :: superlative of zimny
najzłośliwszy {adj} :: superlative of złośliwy
najznakomitszy {adj} :: superlative of znakomity
najzręczniej {adv} :: superlative of zręcznie
najzręczniejszy {adj} :: superlative of zręczny
najzwięźlejszy {adj} :: superlative of zwięzły
najzwinniej {adv} :: superlative of zwinnie
najzwyczajniejszy {adj} :: superlative of zwyczajny
najzwyklejszy {adj} :: superlative of zwykły
nakarczek {m inan} :: criniere (protective armor for a horse's neck)
nakaz {m inan} :: command, order, prescription
nakaz {m inan} :: warrant
nakazać {vt pf} :: to order, to command
nakazywać {vt impf} :: to order, to commend
naklejka {f} :: sticker
nakłaniać {vt impf} :: to induce, persuade, coax
nakopanie {n} :: verbal noun of nakopać
nakrapiany {adj} :: spotted, speckled, dappled, mottled
nakreślić {v pf} :: to outline
nakrętka {f} :: cap (of a bottle)
nakrętka {f} :: nut (for a bolt)
nakrojenie {n} :: verbal noun of nakroić
nakrycie {n} :: verbal noun of nakryć
nakryć {vt pf} :: to cover, e.g. with cloth
nakryć {vt pf} :: to set a table, to arrange dishes and cutlery before a meal; used most often in the phrase nakryć do stołu
nakryć {vt pf} [colloquial] :: to walk in on, to catch in the act, to catch red-handed
nakrywać {vt impf} :: to cover (with e.g. a cloth or blanket)
nakrywać {vt impf} :: to set a table (usually in the phrase nakrywać do stołu)
nakrywać {vt impf} [colloquial] :: to catch in the act, to nail
nakrzyczeć {vi pf} [with preposition na] :: to scold, to rebuke
nakrzyczenie {n} :: verbal noun of nakrzyczeć; scolding, rebuking
nakrzyżległy {adj} [botany] :: decussate
nakurwiać {v impf} [vulgar] :: to beat violently, to punch, to fuck up
nakurwiać {v impf} [vulgar, slang] :: to do something, often skillfully or intensively
nakurwiać {v impf} [vulgar] :: to hurt
naledź {f} :: aufeis, naled
nalepka {f} :: diminutive of nalepa
nalepka {f} :: tag, price tag
naleśnik {m inan} :: pancake, crepe
nalewać {v impf} :: to pour in or on
nalewanie {n} :: verbal noun of nalewać
naleweczka {f} :: diminutive of nalewka
nalewka {f} :: nalewka (alcoholic infusion of herbs and/or fruit, consumed as a strong liqueur; nastoyka)
nalewka {f} [medicine] :: tincture (alcoholic infusion used as medicine)
naleźlina {f} :: Any moss of the genus Andreaea
należeć {v impf} :: to belong
należny {adj} :: due (owed or owing)
należy {v} :: used to express necessity
należyty {adj} :: due, appropriate, proper
nalot {m inan} :: air raid
nalot {m inan} :: raid
nałęczowianin {m pers} :: A male resident or native of Nałęczów
nałęczowianka {f} :: A female resident or native of Nałęczów
nałęczowski {adj} :: Nałęczów (of, from or pertaining to Nałęczów in Poland)
Nałęczów {prop} {m} :: Spa town in southeastern Poland
nałożnica {f} [archaic] :: concubine, mistress, lover
nałóg {m inan} :: bad habit, vice
nałóg {m inan} :: addiction
namarznięcie {n} :: verbal noun of namarznąć
namawiać {v impf} :: to persuade, to encourage
namawianie {n} :: verbal noun of namawiać
Namibia {prop} {f} :: Namibia
Namibijczyk {m pers} :: a male Namibian
Namibijka {f} :: a female Namibian
namibijski {adj} :: Namibian
namiętność {f} :: passion (great emotion)
namiętny {adj} :: impassioned, passionate
namiot {m inan} :: tent
namiotowy {adj} [relational] :: tent
namknięcie {n} :: verbal noun of namknąć
namoknięcie {n} :: verbal noun of namoknąć
namorzyn {m inan} :: mangrove
namulenie {n} :: verbal noun of namulić
Namur {prop} {m} :: Namur (province)
Namur {prop} {m} :: Namur (city)
nano- {prefix} :: nano-
nanometr {m inan} :: nanometre, nanometer
nanosekunda {f} :: nanosecond
nań {contraction} :: contraction of na niego
nań {contraction} :: contraction of na nią
napad {m inan} [medicine] :: attack (sudden onset of a disease)
napad {m inan} [crime] :: robbery
napadać {vt impf} :: to assault, to attack
napadać {vt impf} :: to mug, to rob, to hold up
napadanie {n} :: verbal noun of napadać
naparstek {m inan} :: thimble
naparstnica {f} :: foxglove, any plant of the genus Digitalis
napasać {vt impf} :: to feed heartily, to give one's fill
napastnica {f} [obsolete] :: A female attacker or assailant
napastniczka {f} :: A female attacker or assailant
napastniczka {f} [soccer] :: forward (player nearest to the opposing team)
napastnik {m pers} :: A male attacker or assailant
napastnik {m pers} [soccer] :: forward (player nearest to the opposing team)
napaść {vt pf} :: to assault, to attack
napaść {vt pf} :: to mug, to rob
napaść {f} :: assault, attack
napaść {vt pf} :: to feed heartily, to give one's fill
napełnić {v pf} :: to fill
napęd {m inan} :: propulsion
napęd {m inan} :: drive
napęd {m inan} [computing] :: disk drive, drive
napiąć {vt pf} :: to tense, to strain
napić {vr pf} :: to have a drink, to wet one's whistle
napierdalać {v impf} [vulgar] :: to beat violently, to punch, to fuck up
napierdalać {v impf} [vulgar, slang] :: to do something quickly or skillfully, with no difficulty
napierdalać {v impf} [vulgar] :: to hurt
napierdalać {v impf} [vulgar] :: to do something intensively
napierdalać {vr impf} [vulgar] :: to fight
napierdalanka {f} [vulgar] :: fight, brawl
napierdalanka {f} [vulgar] :: gorefest, film or game featuring excessive violence
napierdalanka {f} [vulgar] :: banger, very energetic music
napierdalanka {f} [vulgar] :: fighting game
napierdolić {v pf} [vulgar, used with indirect object in dative case] :: to beat someone up
napierdolić {v pf} [vulgar] :: to add an excessive amount of something
napierdolić {vr pf} [vulgar] :: (napierdolić się) to get excessively drunk or high
napierśnik {m inan} :: breastplate (armor)
napierśnik {m inan} :: breastplate (horse tack designed to prevent the saddle slipping backwards)
napierśnik {m inan} :: peytral (horse armor)
napierśnik {m inan} [Christianity] :: pectoral cross
napierśnik {m anim} :: grasshopper of the genus Stethophyma
napięcie {n} :: tension
napięcie {n} :: suspense
napięcie {n} :: voltage
napięcie {n} :: conflict
napinać {vt impf} :: to tense, to strain, to tauten
napis {m inan} :: a (short) piece of text, inscription
napis {m inan} [computer science, mathematics] :: string
napis {m inan} [chiefly in the plural] :: subtitle (textual version of the dialog in films)
napisać {v pf} :: to write
napisy końcowe {p} :: closing credits (written titles shown in a video)
napiwek {m inan} :: tip (small amount of money left for a servant as a token of appreciation)
naplątanie {n} :: verbal noun of naplątać
napletek {m inan} [anatomy] :: prepuce, foreskin
napłynąć {vi pf} :: to flow in, to roll in
napływ {m inan} :: inflow, influx
napływać {vi impf} :: to flow in, to roll in
napoić {vt pf} :: to water, to give a drink to
napotkać {vt pf} :: to encounter, to come across, to run into
napotykać {vt impf} :: to encounter, to come across, to run into
napowietrzać {vt impf} :: to aerate
napowietrzanie {n} :: verbal noun of napowietrzać
napowietrzyć {vt pf} :: to aerate
napój {m inan} :: beverage
napój gazowany {m inan} :: soft drink
napój wyskokowy {m inan} [humorous] :: any alcoholic beverage
napój wyskokowy {m inan} [archaic] :: spirit; distilled alcoholic beverage
napór {m inan} :: pressure
napranie {n} :: verbal noun of naprać
naprawa {f} :: repair
naprawczy {adj} [relational] :: repair
naprawczy {adj} :: remedial, corrective
naprawdę {adv} :: really, truly
naprawiacz {m pers} :: repairer, mender
naprawiacz {m pers} :: reformer
naprawiać {vt impf} :: to repair, to mend
naprawiać {vt impf} :: to remedy, to rectify, to redress
naprawianie {n} :: verbal noun of naprawiać
naprawić {vt pf} :: to repair, to mend
naprawić {vt pf} :: to remedy, to rectify, to redress
naprężać {vt impf} :: to tauten, to tighten
naprężyć {vt pf} :: to tauten, to tighten, to tense
napruty {adj} [slang] :: wasted, smashed, very drunk
napryskanie {n} :: verbal noun of napryskać
naprzeciw {prep} :: opposite, vis-à-vis
naprzeciw {adv} :: across the street
naprzeciw {adv} :: opposite
naprzeciwko {prep} :: opposite, vis-à-vis
naprzeciwko {adv} :: across the street
naprzeciwko {adv} :: opposite
naprzeciwległy {adj} [botany] :: opposite
naprzemianległy {adj} :: alternating, alternate
naprzemiennie {adv} :: alternately
naprzemienny {adj} :: alternate
naprzód {adv} :: forward, forwards, forth, ahead
napsucie {n} :: verbal noun of napsuć
napychanie {n} :: verbal noun of napychać
nara {interj} [slang] :: see ya
narabianie {n} :: verbal noun of narabiać
naradka {f} :: any plant of the genus Androsace
naramiennik {m inan} :: epaulette (ornamentation, worn on the shoulders of a military uniform)
naramiennik {m inan} :: spaulder (piece of plate armour to protect one's shoulder)
naraz {adv} :: at once (at the same time)
naraz {adv} :: suddenly
narazie {interj} :: alternative form of na razie
narąbanie {n} :: verbal noun of narąbać
narciarski {adj} :: pertaining to skis or skiing
narciarstwo {n} :: skiing
narciarz {m pers} :: skier
narcystycznie {adv} :: narcissistically; in a narcissistic manner
narcystyczny {adj} :: narcissistic
narcyz {m pers} :: narcissist, self-absorbed person
narcyz {m inan} :: daffodil, flower of genus Narcissus
narcyzm {m inan} :: narcissism
nareszcie {adv} :: at last
Narew {prop} {f} :: Narew
narkoman {m pers} :: A male drug addict, junkie
narkomanka {f} :: A female drug addict, junkie
narkotyczny {adj} :: narcotic
narkotyk {m inan} :: drug (affecting the central nervous system)
narkoza {f} [medicine] :: general anaesthesia
narkoza {f} [medicine] :: anaesthetic (substance for the reduced perception of pain)
narobienie {n} :: verbal noun of narobić
narodowość {f} :: nationality
narodowy {adj} :: national
narodzenie {n} :: verbal noun of narodzić
narodzenie {n} [uncountable] :: birth
narodziny {p} :: birth
narodziny {p} :: inception
narośl {f} :: growth (abnormal mass such as a tumor)
narowisty {adj} :: vicious (about an animal: savage)
narowisty {adj} :: impudent (about a person: impertinent)
naród {m inan} :: nation (group of people sharing aspects of language, culture and/or ethnicity)
naród {m inan} [colloquial, humorous, singular only] :: crowds, traffic
narów {m inan} :: bad habit, vice
narracja {f} :: narrative (systematic recitation of an event)
narracja {f} :: narration (orderly recital of the particulars of a transaction or event)
narta {f} :: ski
nartnik {m anim} :: water strider of the genus Gerris
narwal {m anim} :: narwhal (Monodon monoceros)
narybek {m inan} :: fry (juvenile fish)
narys {m inan} :: diagram (drawing or sketch)
narysować {v pf} :: to draw
narząd {m inan} :: organ (part of an organism)
narzecze {n} [often, literary] :: language, lingo, vernacular, idiom
narzecze {n} [linguistics, rare] :: dialect, vernacular
narzeczona {f} :: fiancée
narzeczony {m pers} :: fiancé
narzekać {vi impf} :: to complain
narzekanie {n} :: complaint
narzekanie {n} :: verbal noun of narzekać
narzędnik {m inan} [grammar] :: instrumental
narzędzie {n} :: tool (mechanical device intended to make a task easier)
narzucać {vt impf} :: to throw (onto)
narzucać {vt impf} :: to impose, to force to accept
narzucać {vt impf} :: to throw on (a garment), to don in a hurry
narzucić {v pf} :: to throw or toss onto
narzucić {v pf} :: to impose, to make someone accept something
narzucić {v pf} :: to put on, to don in a hurry
narzucony {adj} :: imposed
narzuta {f} :: throw (piece of fabric used to cover a bed, sofa or other soft furnishing)
narzuta {f} :: bedcover
nasada {f} :: base
nasiąknięcie {n} :: verbal noun of nasiąknąć
nasienie {n} :: seed
nasienie {n} :: semen
nasienie {n} :: posterity
nasieniotok {m inan} :: spermatorrhoea
nasieniowód {m inan} [anatomy] :: vas deferens
nasięźrzał {m inan} :: adder's tongue (fern of the genus Ophioglossum)
nasilać {vt impf} :: to intensify (to make more intense)
nasilać {vr impf} :: to intensify (to become more intense)
nasilić {vt pf} :: to intensify (to make more intense)
nasilić {vr pf} :: to intensify (to become more intense)
nasionko {n} :: diminutive of nasiono
nasiono {n} :: seed
naskakiwać {vi impf} :: to jump onto [+ na (object) = accusative = onto something]
naskakiwać {vi impf} :: to go off, to snap, to bite the head off [+ na (object) = accusative = at someone]
naskalny {adj} [relational] :: rock (appearing on rock surfaces; growing on rock surfaces)
naskalny {adj} [relational] :: cliff (appearing on cliffs; growing on cliffs)
naskoczyć {vi pf} :: to jump onto [+ na (object) = accusative = onto something]
naskoczyć {vi pf} :: to go off, to snap, to bite the head off [+ na (object) = accusative = at someone]
naskórek {m inan} :: epidermis
naskrobanie {n} :: verbal noun of naskrobać
nastawiać {v impf} :: to set, to adjust, to regulate
nastawianie {n} :: verbal noun of nastawiać; adjusting
nastawić {v pf} :: to set, to adjust, to regulate
nastawienie {n} :: verbal noun of nastawić; adjustment
nastawienie {n} :: attitude, bias, stance
nastawienie {n} :: mindset
nastąpić {vi pf} :: to tread, to step [+ na (accusative) = on something]
nastąpić {vi pf} :: to follow, to ensue, to take place, to occur, to happen
nastąpić na odcisk {v pf} [idiom] :: to hit a sore point
następca {m pers} :: successor
następca {m pers} :: heir
następnie {adv} :: then, afterwards
następnik {m inan} [mathematics] :: successor
następnik {m inan} [logic] :: consequent
następny {adj} :: next (following in a sequence)
następować {vi impf} :: to tread, to step [+ na (accusative) = on something]
następować {vi impf} :: to follow, to ensue, to take place, to occur, to happen
następstwo {n} :: precedence, aftereffect, sequence, aftermath
nastolatek {m pers} :: male teenager
nastolatka {f} :: female teenager
nastoletni {adj} :: teenage
nastrajać {vt impf} :: to put in a mood, to make (one) feel
nastrajać {vt impf} :: to tune (e.g. a musical instrument)
nastroić {vt pf} :: to put in a mood, to make (one) feel
nastroić {vt pf} :: to tune (e.g. a musical instrument)
nastrojenie {n} :: verbal noun of nastroić
nastrosz {m anim} :: A moth belonging to the subfamily Smerinthinae
nastrosz {m inan} :: Epacris, heaths of Australia and New Zealand
nastrój {m inan} :: atmosphere (mood or feeling)
nasunięcie {n} :: verbal noun of nasunąć
nasuwanie {n} :: verbal noun of nasuwać
nasycać {vt impf} :: to sate, to satiate
nasycać {vt impf} :: to saturate
nasycić {vt pf} :: to sate, to satiate
nasycić {vt pf} :: to saturate
nasyp {m inan} :: embankment
nasz {pron} :: our (belonging to us, possessive pronoun)
nasza era {f} :: Common Era
naszyjnik {m inan} :: necklace
naszywać {vt impf} :: to sew on something on something
naszywka {f} :: sew-on badge or patch
naśladowca {m pers} :: imitator, copycat
naśliwiec lilipucik {m anim} :: A species of longhorn beetle, Tetrops praeustus
Natalia {prop} {f} :: given name
natarcie {n} [military] :: attack, assault
natarcie {n} :: verbal noun of natrzeć
natarczywie {adv} :: insistently, stridently
natarczywość {f} :: importunateness, insistence, stridence, pushiness
natarczywy {adj} :: importunate, insistent, strident, pushy
natarczywy {adj} :: pressing
natężać {vt impf} :: to intensify, to strengthen (make stronger or more intense)
natężać {vt impf} :: to strain, to focus (vision, hearing, etc.)
natężać {vr impf} :: to intensify, to strengthen (become stronger or more intense)
natężenie {n} :: verbal noun of natężyć
natężenie {n} :: intensity, strength
natężyć {vt pf} :: to intensify, to strengthen (make stronger or more intense)
natężyć {vt pf} :: to strain, to focus (vision, hearing, etc.)
natężyć {vr pf} :: to intensify, to strengthen (become stronger or more intense)
native speaker {m pers} :: native speaker
native speakerka {f} :: feminine noun of native speaker
natka {f} :: diminutive of nać
natknięcie {n} :: verbal noun of natknąć
natłok {m inan} :: herding
natłok {m inan} :: flood (large number or quantity)
NATO {prop} {n} :: NATO
natomiast {conj} :: whereas, while
natopienie {n} :: verbal noun of natopić
natręt {m pers} :: Someone who is annoying, intrusive, or clingy; an interloper or barnacle
natrętnie {adv} :: annoyingly; in an annoying manner
natrętnie {adv} :: intrusively; in an intrusive manner
natrętny {adj} :: bothersome, annoying
natrętny {adj} :: intrusive
natrysk {m inan} :: shower (device for bathing)
natrysk {m inan} :: spraying
natura {f} :: nature
naturalizm {m inan} :: naturalism
naturalnie {adv} :: naturally; in a natural manner
naturalnie {interj} :: sure (of course)
naturalniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of naturalny
naturalny {adj} :: natural (related to nature)
naturalny {adj} :: inherent
naturszczyk {m pers} :: amateur actor
naturszczyk {m pers} :: amateur (someone unqualified)
natychmiast {adv} :: immediately, instantly, at once
nauczyciel {m pers} :: teacher
nauczycielka {f} :: teacher (female)
nauczyć {vit pf} :: to teach
nauczyć {vr pf} :: to learn, to study
nauka {f} :: science, field of study (e.g., physics, mathematics, history, politology)
nauka {f} :: the process of learning or teaching
nauka {f} :: lesson, moral (ethical significance or practical lesson)
naukowiec {m pers} :: scientist, scholar
naukowo {adv} :: scientifically
naukowość {f} :: scientificity, scientificness
naukowy {adj} :: scientific
Nauru {prop} {n} :: Nauru
nausznik {m inan} :: earflap, earmuff, earcap
nawa {f} :: nave (main body of a church)
nawaga {f} :: alternative form of nadwaga
nawaga {f} :: Either of two species of cod in the genus Eleginus, especially:
nawaga {f} :: Eleginus nawaga – navaga
Nawakszut {prop} {m} :: Nawakszut (capital city)
nawalenie {n} :: verbal noun of nawalić
nawalony jak meserszmit {adj} [simile, colloquial, humorous] :: alternative form of nawalony jak Messerschmitt
nawalony jak Messerschmitt {adj} [simile, colloquial, humorous] :: drunk as a skunk
nawał {m inan} :: lots; a multitude; a massive amount
nawałnik {m anim} :: northern storm petrel (any seabird of the family Hydrobatidae)
nawet {particle} :: even
nawęd {m anim} :: angler (Lophius piscatorius)
nawias {m inan} :: bracket, parenthesis
nawiązać {vt pf} :: to establish, to form
nawiązać {vi pf} [with preposition do] :: to reference, to refer to
nawiązanie {n} :: verbal noun of nawiązać
nawiązanie {n} :: reference
nawiązywać {vt impf} :: to establish, to form
nawiązywać {vi impf} [with preposition do] :: to reference, to refer to
nawiedzony {adj} :: haunted
nawiedzony {adj} :: driven, obsessed, fanatical
nawiercanie {n} :: verbal noun of nawiercać
nawiercenie {n} :: verbal noun of nawiercić
nawigacja {f} :: navigation
nawigacyjny {adj} [relational] :: navigation, navigational
nawinięcie {n} :: verbal noun of nawinąć
nawłoć {f} :: goldenrod (Solidago)
Nawoj {prop} {m pers} {f} [archaic] :: given name
nawołanie {n} :: verbal noun of nawołać
nawóz {m inan} :: fertilizer (a natural substance that is used to make the ground more suitable for growing plants)
nawóz {m inan} :: fertilizer (a chemical compound created to have the same effect)
nawóz {m inan} :: manure (excrement)
nawracać {vt impf} :: to convert, to proselytize
nawracać {vi impf} :: to recur, to relapse
nawracający {adj} :: recurring, recurrent, remittent
nawracanie {n} :: verbal noun of nawracać
nawrot {m inan} :: Any plant of the genus Lithospermumstoneseed, gromwell
nawrotnik {m inan} [rare] :: lady's mantle (any member of the genus Alchemilla)
nawrotnik {m inan} :: reverser
nawrócenie {n} :: verbal noun of nawrócić
nawrócenie {n} :: religious conversion
nawrócić {vt pf} :: to convert, to proselytize
nawrócić {vi pf} :: to recur, to relapse
nawrót {m inan} :: recurrence, relapse
nawrót {m inan} :: reversion
nawrót {m inan} [computing] :: backtracking
nawyk {m inan} :: habit
nawzajem {adv} :: each other
nawzajem {interj} :: same to you
nazad {adv} :: back, backwards
nazadnik {m inan} :: croupiere (protective armor for a horse's hindquarters)
nazajutrz {adv} :: the next day
Nazaret {prop} {m inan} :: Nazaret (largest city)
nazbierać {vt pf} :: to collect, to amass, to gather
naziol {m pers} [derogatory, politics] :: Nazi; sympathiser of the extreme far right, especially neo-Nazism
nazista {m pers} [historical] :: Nazi (member of the Nazi Party)
nazistka {f} [historical] :: Nazi (female member of the Nazi Party)
nazistowski {adj} [relational] :: Nazi
nazizm {m inan} :: Nazism
nazwa {f} :: name (word or phrase indicating a particular person, place, class)
nazwa własna {f} [grammar] :: proper noun
nazwisko {n} :: surname, last name
nazywać {vt impf} :: to call, name [+ ins or nom = the name]
nazywać {vr impf} :: to be called
nazywać rzeczy po imieniu {v impf} [idiom] :: to call a spade a spade
nazywanie {n} :: verbal noun of nazywać
ndk {adj} [grammar] :: abbreviation of niedokonany; impf
ndm {adj} [grammar] :: abbreviation of nieodmienny
Ndżamena {prop} {f} :: Ndżamena (caplc)
n.e. {phrase} :: abbreviation of naszej ery; CE; (in the) Common Era
neandertalczyk {m pers} :: Neanderthal (member of the now extinct species Homo neanderthalensis)
neandertalczyk {m pers} :: Neanderthal (primitive person)
neandertalski {adj} :: Neanderthal (of or pertaining to Homines neanderthalenses)
Neapol {prop} {m} :: Neapol (city)
Nebraska {prop} {f} :: Nebraska (state)
nefryt {m inan} [mineralogy] :: nephrite
nefrytowy {adj} [relational] :: nephrite
Neftyda {prop} {f} :: Nephthys (Egyptian goddess)
negacja {f} :: negation
negatyw {m inan} [photography] :: negative
negocjować {v impf} :: to negotiate; to confer to reach an agreement
negus {m pers} [historical] :: negus (supreme Ethiopian ruler)
nekromancja {f} :: necromancy
nekromanta {m pers} :: necromancer
nekromantka {f} :: female necromancer
nekropolia {f} [architecture] :: necropolis
nektar {m inan} :: nectar
nektaryna {f} :: nectarine
nektarynka {f} :: nectarine
neo- {prefix} :: neo- (new)
neo- {prefix} :: neo- (contemporary)
neodym {m inan} :: neodymium
neofilologia {f} :: modern language studies
neogotycki {adj} [architecture, literature] :: neogothic
neogotyk {m inan} [architecture, literature] :: Gothic Revival
neogotyk {m inan} :: A neogothic building
neoimpresjonizm {m inan} [painting] :: neoimpressionism
neoliberalizm {m inan} [economics] :: neoliberalism
neoliberalizm {m inan} [politics] :: neoliberalism
neolit {m inan} :: Neolithic
neolityczny {adj} :: Neolithic
neologizm {m inan} :: neologism
neomaltuzjanizm {m inan} [sociology] :: Neo-Malthusianism
neon {m inan} :: neon
neon {m inan} :: neon sign, as used on buildings for advertising shops
neon {m anim} :: tetra, some fish of genus Paracheirodon
neonazista {m pers} :: neo-Nazi
neonazistka {f} :: female neo-Nazi
neonazistowski {adj} [relational] :: neo-Nazi
neonazizm {m inan} :: neo-Nazism
neonowy {adj} :: pertaining to neon
Nepal {prop} {m} :: Nepal
Nepalczyk {m pers} :: A male Nepali
Nepalka {f} :: A female Nepali
nepalski {adj} :: Nepali / Nepalese
nepotyzm {m inan} :: nepotism
neptun {m inan} :: neptunium
Neptun {prop} {m} :: Neptune, a planet in the Solar System
Neptun {prop} {m} [Roman god] :: Neptune
Ner {prop} {m} :: Ner (river in central Poland, the right tributary of Warta)
Ner {prop} {m} :: Ner (stream in west-central Poland, the left tributary of Prosna)
Ner {prop} {m} :: Ner (village)
nera {f} :: augmentative of nerka
nerd {m pers} [derogatory] :: nerd (intellectual, skillful person, generally introverted)
nereczka {f} :: diminutive of nerka
nerka {f} :: kidney
nerka {f} :: kidney dish, emesis basin
nerka {f} :: fanny pack, bum bag
nerka {f} :: sockeye salmon, red salmon, blueback salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka)
nerkowy {adj} :: renal, nephric, [relational] kidney
nerw {m inan} [anatomy] :: nerve
nerwoból {m inan} :: neuralgia (severe, intermittent pain that radiates along a nerve)
nerwowo {adv} :: nervously
nerwowy {adj} :: nervous (relating to or affecting the nerves)
nerwowy {adj} :: nervous (anxious, easily agitated or irritated, not relaxed and calm)
neuro- {prefix} :: neuro-
neurocybernetyka {f} :: neurocybernetics
neurologia {f} :: neurology
neuron {m inan} :: neuron
neutralniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of neutralny
neutralny {adj} :: neutral
neutrino {n} :: neutron
neutron {m inan} :: neutron
Nevada {prop} {f} :: Nevada (state)
New Hampshire {prop} {m inan} :: New Hampshire (state)
New Jersey {prop} {m inan} :: New Jersey (state)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: One of several large cities:
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (large city/and/metropolitan borough)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (large city)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (large city)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (The former name of Toodyay, a <<town>> in the <<r:suf/Wheatbelt>> of <>)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Several places in Canada:
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (community/and/former village)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (urban neighborhood)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (unincorporated community)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (village)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (large market town)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Several places in Ireland:
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (townland)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (townland)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (townland)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (village)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (village)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (village)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (settlement)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (small seaside resort town)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (village)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Several places in the United States:
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (unincorporated community/and/CDP)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (town)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (village)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (unincorporated community)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (city)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (small city)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (unincorporated community/and/CDP)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (city)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (city/county seat)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (small village)
Newcastle {prop} {n} :: Newcastle (area/and/electoral ward)
news {m anim} :: news (new information of interest)
newsowy {adj} [relational] :: news
nęcenie {n} :: verbal noun of nęcić
nęcić {vt impf} :: to lure, to tempt, to entice
nędza {f} :: misery
nędza {f} :: destitution
nędza {f} :: penury, privation, poverty
nędza {f} :: indigence
nędza {f} [colloquial] :: crud, something of poor quality
nędzniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of nędzny
nędzny {adj} :: miserable, wretched
nękać {v impf} :: to nag
nękać {v impf} :: to torment (to cause severe suffering)
nękanie {n} :: verbal noun of nękać
ngr. {noun} :: abbreviation of nowogrecki
ni {conj} [archaic] :: alternative form of ani
ni {particle} [dialectal] :: alternative form of nie
ni chuja {noun} [vulgar, humorous] :: jack shit; fuck all; nothing at all
ni chuja {noun} [vulgar, humorous] :: no fucking way
niania {f} :: nanny (child's nurse)
niańka {f} :: diminutive of niania
niby- {prefix} :: quasi-, para-
niby- {prefix} :: pseudo-, false
niby {adv} :: as if
niby {adv} :: seemingly, apparently, ostensibly, supposedly
niby {adv} :: expression of surprise
nibybłona {f} [pathology] :: pseudomembrane
nibylis {m anim} :: South American fox, zorro (any canid of the genus Lycalopex)
nibynóżka {f} [cytology] :: pseudopodium
nibyorzech {m inan} [botany] :: false nut, nux spuria
nibytkankowiec {m anim} :: parazoan
nibytorebka {f} [botany] :: false capsule, capsula spuria
nic {pron} :: nothing, not any thing
nic nowego pod słońcem {proverb} :: there is nothing new under the sun
-nica {suffix} :: feminine equivalent of -nik
Nicea {prop} {f} :: Nicea (coastal city/capital)
Nicea {prop} {f} :: Nicea (<<ancient>> Greek <<city>> in northwestern <<r/Anatolia>>, in modern <<c/Turkey>>)
nicejski {adj} :: Niçois
niciarz {m pers} :: threadmaker
nicielnica {f} :: heddle (part of a loom)
nicień {m anim} :: nematode (small invertebrate animal)
nicpoń {m pers} [derogatory] :: ne'er-do-well
niczyj {pron} :: nobody's
nić {f} :: thread (long, thin and flexible form of material)
Niderlandy {prop} :: Netherlands
Niderlandy {prop} :: the Low Countries
niderlandzki {adj} :: Dutch (of or pertaining to the Netherlands)
niderlandzki {m inan} :: Dutch (language)
-nie- {interfix} :: Used to form a negative verb
-nie {suffix} :: Forms verbal nouns; -ing
-nie {suffix} :: Replaces -ny, -na, -ne in adjectives to form adverbs
nie- {prefix} :: Generic negation prefix, used for adjectives, adverbs and participles; un-, dis-, -less, non-
nie {particle} :: Negation particle for nouns; no
nie {particle} :: Negation particle for verbs and participles; not; don't, didn't etc.
nie {pron} :: accusative plural of one
nie chwal dnia przed zachodem słońca {proverb} :: don't count your chickens before they're hatched (literally: don't praise the day before sunset)
nie cierpieć {vi impf} :: to hate
nie dziel skóry na niedźwiedziu {proverb} :: don't count your chickens before they're hatched (literally: don't divide the pelt of the bear not yet killed)
nie ma {phrase} :: See: pl nie ma
nie ma {phrase} :: there is no, there are no
nie ma chuja we wsi {phrase} [idiom, vulgar] :: Expression of approval
nie ma chuja we wsi {phrase} [idiom, vulgar] :: not a chance; no fucking way
nie ma chuja we wsi {phrase} [idiom, vulgar] :: definitely; no fucking doubt
nie ma co {phrase} :: (there's) no use, no point, no sense
nie ma mowy {idiom} :: no way!
nie ma sprawy {phrase} :: no problem
nie ma za co {phrase} :: you're welcome
nie mój cyrk, nie moje małpy {phrase} [idiom] :: it's not my problem; it's none of my business
nie mówię po polsku {phrase} :: I don't speak Polish
nie od razu Rzym zbudowano {proverb} :: Rome wasn't built in a day
nie rozdrapuj starych ran {proverb} :: let sleeping dogs lie (literally: don't open old wounds)
nie rozumiem {phrase} :: I don't understand
nie strasz, bo się zesrasz {phrase} [idiom, vulgar, humorous] :: used as a taunt in response to non-credible promises or threats
nie szata zdobi człowieka {proverb} :: clothes don't make the man
nie wiem {phrase} :: I don't know
nie wszystko złoto, co się świeci {proverb} :: all that glitters is not gold
nie znam się, to się wypowiem {phrase} [idiom, sarcastic] :: A response to an ignorant, uninformed statement
niebaczny {adj} :: inattentive, incautious, heedless
niebawem {adv} :: presently (before long, soon)
niebezpieczeństwo {n} :: danger
niebezpieczeństwo {n} :: peril (a situation of serious danger)
niebezpiecznie {adv} :: dangerously, unsafely
niebezpieczniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of niebezpieczny
niebezpieczny {adj} :: dangerous
niebiański {adj} :: heavenly, celestial
niebiańsko {adv} :: heavenlily, celestially
niebieskawy {adj} [color] :: bluish
niebieski {adj} :: blue
niebieski {adj} [dated] :: celestial
niebieski {adj} [heraldry] :: azure
niebiosa {p} :: sky (heaven)
niebo {n} :: sky (atmosphere above a point)
niebo {n} :: heaven
nieboskłon {m inan} :: horizon
nieboszczyk {m pers} [euphemism] :: dead man
niebożę {n} :: poor thing, poor fellow
niebyt {m inan} [literary] :: nonexistence; nothingness; void; the state of not existing
niecelowość {f} :: inexpedience, inexpediency
niecelowy {adj} :: inexpedient
niech {particle} :: Forms the third person imperative in the singular and plural; let, may
niech {particle} :: Forms the first person imperative in the singular; used only with perfective verbs; let, may
niech żyje {phrase} :: long live
niechęć {f} :: unwillingness, reluctance
niechęć {f} :: aversion
niechętnie {adv} :: unwillingly, reluctantly
niechętnie {adv} :: aversely
niechętny {adj} :: unwilling, reluctant
niechętny {adj} :: averse
niechluj {m pers} [colloquial] :: A slob; a slovenly or sloppy person
niechlujnie {adv} :: sloppily, scruffily, untidily
niechlujność {f} :: sloppiness, untidiness, slovenliness
niechlujny {adj} :: slovenly, scruffy, squalid, untidy, messy
niechlujny {adj} :: sloppy, slipshod
niechybny {adj} [obsolete] :: unerring
niechybny {adj} :: certain
niechybny {adj} :: unavoidable, inescapable
niecić {vt impf} [dated] :: to kindle, to ignite
nieciekawy {adj} :: uninteresting
niecierpek {m inan} :: balsam, jewelweed, any plant of the genus Impatiens
niecierpliwie {adv} :: impatiently, eagerly
niecierpliwość {f} :: impatience
niecierpliwy {adj} :: impatient (restless and intolerant of delays)
niecka {f} :: [geography] basin, depression
niecka {f} :: A wooden tub used for bathing a small child or as a kneading trough
niecnota {m pers} [often, jocular] :: scoundrel
niecnota {f} [dated] :: misbehavior, misdeed
niecnota {f} [often, jocular] :: scoundrel
niecny {adj} :: ignoble, vile
nieco {adv} :: somewhat, a little bit, a little
nieczczenie {n} :: verbal noun of nie czcić
nieczynny {adj} :: closed (e.g. a shop)
nieczynny {adj} :: out of order (not functioning properly)
nieczynny {adj} :: inactive, dormant
nieczynny {adj} [chemistry] :: inactive
nieczytelnie {adv} :: unreadably, illegibly
nieczytelnie {adv} :: unclearly, implicitly
nieczytelność {f} :: unreadability
nieczytelny {adj} :: unreadable, illegible
nieczytelny {adj} :: unclear, implicit
niedaleko {adv} :: not far, near
niedaleko pada jabłko od jabłoni {proverb} :: the apple does not fall far from the tree
niedawno {adv} :: recently, lately, newly, freshly
niedbale {adv} :: carelessly, inattentively, heedlessly
niedbale {adv} :: sloppily, untidily
niedbalec {m pers} [archaic] :: One who is sloppy or careless
niedbalstwo {n} :: negligence, carelessness, heedlessness
niedbaluch {m pers} [colloquial] :: One who is sloppy or careless
niedbałość {f} :: carelessness, negligence
niedbałość {f} :: sloppiness, untidiness
niedbały {adj} :: careless, heedless, negligent
niedbały {adj} :: sloppy, untidy, slovenly
niedługo {adv} :: soon
niedobór {m inan} :: deficiency, deficit, shortage, shortfall
niedobry {adj} :: unfriendly, malevolent
niedobry {adj} :: dirty, immoral
niedobry {adj} :: pessimistic
niedobry {adj} :: unpromising
niedobry {adj} :: sloppy, untidy
niedobry {adj} :: unsuitable
niedobry {adj} :: distasteful
niedobry {adj} :: losing, unprofitable, uneconomic, inviable
niedobry {adj} :: weary, naughty, defiant
niedobrze {adv} :: bad, badly, wrong, wrongly
niedobrze {adv} :: unfavorably, unpleasantly, unwell
niedobrze {adv} :: incorrectly
niedoczynność {f} [medicine] :: hypoactivity, hypofunction
niedojrzałość {f} :: immaturity
niedojrzały {adj} [of a person] :: immature, callow
niedojrzały {adj} [of fruit] :: unripe
niedokładny {adj} :: inaccurate, imprecise
niedokładny {adj} :: loose, sloppy
niedokładny {adj} :: unpolished
niedokonany {adj} [grammar] :: imperfective
niedołęga {m pers} [derogatory] :: inept person, bungler (male)
niedołęga {f} [derogatory] :: inept person, bungler (female)
niedopałek {m inan} :: butt of a cigarette or similar smoking implement
niedopełnienie {n} :: non-fulfilment
niedoprzęd {m inan} :: roving (long and narrow bundle of fiber)
niedorzecznik {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory] :: hack, spin doctor; a spokesman that often resorts to lies
niedosiężny {adj} :: unattainable, unreachable
niedostatek {m inan} :: insufficiency, dearth, scarcity
niedostatek {m inan} :: indigence, poverty
niedostępny {adj} :: unavailable
niedostępny {adj} :: inaccessible
niedoszły {adj} :: would-be, having an unfulfilled ambition
niedowaga {f} :: underweight
niedożywienie {n} :: malnutrition, undernutrition
niedwuznaczny {adj} :: explicit, clear; amenable to only one interpretation
niedwuznaczny {adj} [euphemism] :: explicitly sexual in nature
niedziela {f} :: Sunday
niedziela {f} [archaic] :: week
niedźwiadek {m anim} :: bear cub
niedźwiadek {m anim} :: diminutive of niedźwiedź
niedźwiedzi {adj} [relational] :: bear, ursine (pertaining to bears)
niedźwiedzica {f} :: female bear
niedźwiedź {m anim} :: bear
niedźwiedź {m pers} [by extension] :: oaf (oafish person)
niedźwiedź {m pers} [finance] :: bear (investor who sells in anticipation of falling prices)
niedźwiedź polarny {m} :: polar bear (Ursus maritimus)
nieetycznie {adv} :: unethically
nieetyczny {adj} :: unethical
nieetymologiczny {adj} :: unetymological
niefart {m inan} [colloquial] :: bad luck, misfortune
nieforemny {adj} :: formless, shapeless, irregular
niefortunny {adj} :: infelicitous, untoward, unfortunate
niegościnnie {adv} :: inhospitably
niegota {f} :: Any plant of the genus Euclea of desert trees
niegrzeczny {adj} :: naughty, rude, impolite
niegrzeczny {adj} :: naughty (sexually provocative)
nieintencjonalność {f} :: unintentionality
nieintencjonalny {adj} :: unintentional
nieistotny {adj} :: unimportant, nonsignificant, insubstantial
niejadalny {adj} :: inedible
niejaki {adj} :: one (used when introducing the name of an otherwise unknown person)
niejasny {adj} :: unclear, vague, cryptic
niejawny {adj} :: classified (secret)
niejawny {adj} :: implicit
niejeden {pron} :: not one, more than one
niejeden {m pers} :: more than one male person
niekiedy {adv} :: at times, sometimes
nieklon {m inan} :: Tartar maple (Acer tataricum)
niekoherentny {adj} :: incoherent
niekonstytucyjność {f} :: unconstitutionality
niekonstytucyjny {adj} :: unconstitutional
niekorzystny {adj} :: unfavorable, adverse
niekropień {m inan} :: Any fern of the genus Adiantum
niektóry {adj} :: some
niektóry {pron} :: some people
niektóry {pron} :: somebody, someone
niekulturalny {adj} :: uncivilized, impolite
nielegalnie {adv} :: illegally; in an illegal manner
nielegalność {f} :: illegality
nielegalny {adj} :: illegal
nieletni {adj} :: underage, juvenile
nieletni {m pers} :: juvenile, minor
nieliczny {adj} :: small, little, few (low in number)
nielogiczny {adj} :: illogical
nielot {m anim} :: A flightless bird
nieludzki {adj} :: inhumane
nieludzki {adj} :: enormous, superhuman
nieład {m inan} :: disorder, untidiness
niełaz {m anim} :: quoll (any marsupial of the genus Dasyurus)
niełazik {m anim} :: false antechinus (Pseudantechinus)
niełazy {m animp} :: Dasyurinae
niełazy {m animp} :: Dasyurini
niełupka {f} [botany] :: achene
niem. {adj} :: abbreviation of niemiecki
niemal {adv} :: almost, nearly, practically
Niemcy {prop} {p} :: Germany
Niemen {prop} {m inan} :: Niemen (river)
niemetal {m inan} :: nonmetal
niemęskoosobowy {adj} [grammar] :: nonvirile
niemiarodajny {adj} :: nonauthoritative, unreliable
Niemiaszek {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory] :: A male German
Niemiec {m pers} :: German (German person)
Niemiec płakał, jak sprzedawał {phrase} [idiom, humorous] :: stereotypical embellished sales pitch
niemiecki {adj} :: German
niemiecki {m inan} :: German (language)
niemieckojęzyczny {adj} :: German-speaking
niemieckojęzyczny {adj} :: written, spoken or created in the German language
niemieć {vi impf} :: to become speechless
niemierzalny {adj} :: unmeasurable, nonmeasurable (not able to be measured)
niemile {adv} :: unpleasantly
niemile {adv} :: unkindly
niemiło {adv} :: unpleasantly
niemiło {adv} :: unkindly
niemiłosiernie {adv} :: mercilessly, pitilessly
niemiłosierniej {adv} :: comparative of niemiłosiernie
niemiłosierny {adj} :: merciless, pitiless
niemiły {adj} :: unpleasant
niemiły {adj} :: unkind
Niemir {prop} {m pers} {f} [archaic] :: given name
Niemka {f} :: German (female German person)
niemniej {conj} :: however
niemoc {f} :: weakness, debility
niemoc {f} :: powerlessness, impotence
niemoc {f} [andrology] :: impotence (erectile dysfunction)
niemoralny {adj} :: immoral
niemota {f} :: mutism, muteness
niemota {f} :: slow-witted person
niemowlę {n} :: infant, baby (young human being)
niemy {adj} :: mute, dumb (unable to speak)
niemy {adj} :: silent, soundless
nienaczyniowy {adj} :: non-vascular
nienagannie {adv} :: impeccably
nienaganność {f} :: impeccability
nienaganny {adj} :: impeccable
nienasycony {adj} :: insatiable
nienasycony {adj} :: unsaturated
nienaturalny {adj} :: unnatural
nienaturalny {adj} :: artificial
nienawidzić {v impf} :: to hate (a person or a thing)
nienawiść {f} :: hatred
nienażarty {adj} [colloquial] :: ravenous, voracious, insatiable
nienażraniec {m pers} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: scrooge
nieobecność {f} :: absence
nieobecny {adj} :: absent
nieoczekiwanie {adv} :: unexpectedly
nieoczekiwany {adj} :: unexpected
nieodłącznie {adv} :: inherently
nieodłączny {adj} :: inherent
nieodm. {adj} :: abbreviation of nieodmienny
nieodmienny {adj} :: (of a word) uninflected
nieodmienny {adj} :: undeclinable
nieodmienny {adj} :: unconjugated
nieodpowiedni {adj} :: inappropriate
nieodpowiedni {adj} :: inapplicable
nieodpowiedzialny {adj} :: irresponsible
nieodzowny {adj} :: indispensible
nieoficjalnie {adv} :: unofficially
nieoficjalny {adj} :: unofficial
nieokreślony {adj} :: indefinite, indefinable, uncertain
nieomylny {adj} :: infallible, unerring
nieopatrznie {adv} :: improvidently, incautiously
nieopatrzny {adj} :: improvident, incautious, unwary
nieopisanie {adv} :: indescribably, ineffably
nieopisany {adj} :: indescribable, ineffable
nieorganiczny {adj} [chemistry] :: inorganic
nieostrożnie {adv} :: carelessly, heedlessly, unwarily
nieostrożność {f} :: carelessness, heedlessness, unwariness
nieostrożny {adj} :: careless, heedless, unwary
nieparzysty {adj} :: odd (not divisible by two)
niepełnosprawność {f} :: disability
niepełnosprawny {m pers} :: a disabled man, an invalid
niepełnosprawny {adj} :: disabled, handicapped
niepewnie {adv} :: uncertainly
niepewność {f} :: uncertainty (doubt; the condition of being uncertain)
niepewny {adj} :: uncertain (questionable)
niepewny {adj} :: uncertain (undecided)
niepiśmienność {f} :: unletteredness, illiteracy
niepiśmienny {adj} :: unlettered (unable to read)
niepoczytalny {adj} [law] :: non compos mentis
niepodległość {f} :: independence (state or quality of being independent, usually with reference to countries)
niepodległy {adj} :: independent, not contingent or depending on something else
niepogoda {f} :: bad weather, unweather
niepogoda {f} :: disaster
niepogodny {adj} :: cloudy, overcast, rainy
niepogodny {adj} :: gloomy
niepokalanowski {adj} :: Of, from, or pertaining to Niepokalanów
niepokalany {adj} :: immaculate, pure, unsullied
niepokoić {vt impf} :: to worry, to trouble, to bother, to alarm
niepokoić {vr impf} :: to be worried, to be troubled, to be alarmed
niepokojąco {adv} :: worryingly, alarmingly, disturbingly, anxiously, distressingly, uncannily, uneasily, unsettlingly, disquietingly, worrisomely
niepokojący {adj} :: worrying, alarming, disturbing, anxious, bothering, distressing, uncanny, uneasy, unsettling, disquieting, worrisome
niepokojenie {n} :: verbal noun of niepokoić
niepokój {m inan} :: anxiety
niepokój {m inan} :: agitation, unrest
nieporozumienie {n} :: misunderstanding
nieporządek {m inan} :: disorder, untidiness
nieposłuszny {adj} :: naughty
nieposłuszny {adj} :: disobedient, defiant
niepotrzebny {adj} :: unnecessary, superfluous
niepoważnie {adv} :: facetiously, jokingly
niepoważny {adj} :: facetious, jocular
niepowodzenie {n} :: failure (state of condition opposite success)
niepowtarzalny {adj} :: unique, inimitable
niepozorny {adj} :: inconspicuous
niepożądany {adj} :: unwanted, undesired, unwelcome
nieprawda {f} :: untruth, falsehood
nieprawność {f} [dated] :: unlawfulness, illegality
nieprawny {adj} :: unlawful, illegal
nieprzechodni {adj} [grammar] :: intransitive
nieprzeczytany {adj} :: unread
nieprzejezdny {adj} [of roads] :: impassable by wheeled vehicles
nieprzemyślanie {adv} :: rashly, thoughtlessly
nieprzemyślany {adj} :: rash, unconsidered, ill-considered, thoughtless
nieprzetłumaczalny {adj} :: untranslatable (into another language)
nieprzewidywalność {f} :: unpredictability
nieprzewidywalny {adj} :: unpredictable
nieprzezornie {adv} :: improvidently, imprudently
nieprzezorność {f} :: improvidence, imprudence
nieprzezorny {adj} :: improvident, imprudent
nieprzygotowany {adj} :: unprepared, unready
nieprzyjemny {adj} :: unpleasant
nieprzyzwoity {adj} :: indecent
nieprzyzwoity {adj} :: obscene
nieracjonalny {adj} :: irrational (not logically sound)
nieracjonalny {adj} :: unreasonable
nieraz {adv} :: often, many a time, time and time again
nieraz {adv} :: sometimes
nierentowny {adj} :: losing, unprofitable, uneconomic, inviable
Nierod {prop} {m pers} {f} [archaic] :: given name
nierodzima użytkowniczka języka {f} :: feminine noun of nierodzimy użytkownik języka
nierodzimy użytkownik języka {m pers} :: non-native speaker
nieromantyczny {adj} :: unromantic
nierozgarnięty {adj} :: slow-witted
nierozmowny {adj} :: uncommunicative
nierozpuszczalny {adj} :: insoluble
nierozpuszczony {adj} :: undissolved
nierozsądnie {adv} :: imprudently, unwisely, irresponsibly, foolishly
nierozsądny {adj} :: imprudent, unwise, irresponsible, irrational, foolish
nieroztropnie {adv} :: injudiciously, imprudently, unwisely
nieroztropny {adj} :: ill-advised, injudicious, unwise
nierozważnie {adv} :: imprudently, injudiciously, rashly
nierozważny {adj} :: imprudent, injudicious, careless, rash
nierób {m pers} [derogatory] :: Someone who is workshy; an idler; a loafer; a do-nothing
nieróbstwo {n} :: idleness, laziness
nierównolegle {adv} :: nonparallelly (in a nonparallel manner)
nierównoległość {f} :: nonparallelism
nierównoległy {adj} :: nonparallel
nierówność {f} [sociology] :: inequality
nierówność {f} [mathematics] :: inequality
nierówność {f} :: unevenness, irregularity
nieruchomość {f} :: real estate
nieruchomy {adj} :: motionless
nierząd {m inan} [archaic] :: debasement, disorder, depravity, devolution
nierząd {m inan} [euphemism] :: literal prostitution; being a whore, bawdiness, harlotry
nierządnica {f} [dated] :: harlot
niesamowicie {adv} :: fantastically
niesamowity {adj} :: uncanny, eerie, indescribable
niesforny {adj} :: unruly
niesienie {n} :: verbal noun of nieść
nieskończony {adj} :: infinite
nieskończony {adj} :: everlasting
nieskończony {adj} :: unfinished
nieskromny {adj} :: immodest
nieskromny {adj} :: vain, conceited
niesmaczny {adj} :: unsavoury
niesmaczny {adj} :: distasteful, tasteless (lacking delicacy, refinement and good taste)
niespodzianie {adv} [literary] :: unexpectedly
niespodzianka {f} :: surprise
niespodziany {adj} :: unexpected
niespodziewanie {adv} :: unexpectedly
niespodziewany {adj} :: unexpected
niesporczak {m anim} :: tardigrade, water bear
niespójny {adj} :: incoherent
niesprawiedliwy {adj} :: unfair, unjust
niestabilnie {adv} :: unstably
niestabilność {f} :: instability
niestabilny {adj} :: unstable
niestaranność {f} :: negligence, carelessness
niestaranny {adj} :: sloppy, untidy
niestety {adv} :: unfortunately
niestrawność {f} :: indigestion
niesubordynacja {f} :: insubordination, contumacy
nieszczery {adj} :: affected, disingenuous, spurious, insincere
nieszczęście {n} :: calamity
nieszczęście {n} :: affliction, misfortune
nieszczęśliwie {adv} :: unhappily
nieszczęśliwie {adv} :: unfortunately
nieszczęśliwy {adj} :: unhappy
nieszczęśliwy {adj} :: unfortunate
nieszkodliwie {adv} :: harmlessly
nieszkodliwy {adj} :: harmless
nieść {v det} :: to carry (to transport by lifting)
nieśmiałość {f} :: shyness
nieśmiałość {f} :: self-consciousness
nieśmiały {adj} :: shy, timid
nieśmiertelnik {m inan} :: dog tag (identification tag worn around the neck by military personnel)
nieśmiertelnik {m inan} :: A plant of the genus Xeranthemum
nieśmiertelność {f} :: immortality
nieśmiertelny {adj} :: immortal
nieświszczuk {m anim} :: prairie dog (ground squirrel of the genus Cynomys)
nietakt {m inan} :: blunder, faux pas
nietakt {m inan} :: inappropriateness
nietolerancja {f} :: intolerance (state of being intolerant)
nietolerancja {f} :: intolerance (extreme sensitivity to a food or drug)
nietolerancyjnie {adv} :: intolerantly; in an intolerant manner
nietolerancyjny {adj} :: intolerant
nietoperz {m anim} :: bat (small flying mammal)
nietrzymanie moczu {n} :: urinary incontinence
nietypowy {adj} :: unusual, atypical
nieuczciwy {adj} :: dishonest, unfair
nieudacznica {f} [derogatory] :: female lame duck, loser, failure
nieudacznictwo {n} :: failure (state or condition opposite of success)
nieudacznik {m pers} [derogatory] :: lame duck, loser, failure
nieudolnie {adv} :: ineptly
nieudolność {f} :: ineptness, incompetence
nieudolny {adj} :: inept, incapable, incompetent
nieugięcie {adv} :: sternly, unbendingly, implacably
nieugiętość {f} :: sternness, unbendingness, implacability
nieugięty {adj} :: stern, unbending, implacable
nieuk {m pers} :: dunce
nieuk {m pers} :: ignoramus
nieumarły {adj} :: undead (being animate, though non-living)
nieumyślne spowodowanie śmierci {n} :: manslaughter
nieumyślnie {adv} :: accidentally, inadvertently
nieumyślność {f} :: accidentality, inadvertency
nieumyślny {adj} :: accidental, inadvertent, unmeant
nieurodzaj {m inan} :: bad crops, crop failure, bad harvest
nieustraszony {adj} :: fearless, intrepid, dauntless, indomitable
nieuwaga {f} :: inattention
nieuważnie {adv} :: inattentively, unwarily
nieuważny {adj} :: inadvertent, distracted, unwary
nieważne {interj} :: forget it, never mind
nieważny {adj} :: invalid
nieważny {adj} :: insignificant
niewątpliwie {adv} :: undoubtedly
niewątpliwie {adv} :: no doubt
niewdzięcznik {m pers} :: ingrate
niewdzięczny {adj} :: ungrateful, unthankful, thankless
niewdzięczny {adj} :: invidious
niewiadoma {f} [mathematics] :: unknown
niewiadomy {adj} :: unknown
niewiara {f} :: disbelief, incredulity, infidelity
niewiarygodnie {adv} :: incredibly, unbelievably
niewiarygodny {adj} :: incredible, unbelievable
niewiasta {f} [poetic] :: woman
niewiasta {f} [obsolete] :: daughter-in-law
Niewiaża {prop} {f} :: Niewiaża (river)
niewidoczny {adj} :: invisible
niewidoma {f} :: A blind woman or girl
niewidomy {m pers} :: A blind man or boy
niewidzialny {adj} :: invisible
niewiedza {f} :: ignorance (lack of knowledge)
niewiele {adj} :: not many, not much, few, little
niewielki {adj} :: small, little
niewielki {adj} :: unimportant, nonsignificant, insubstantial
niewielu {num} :: not many, not much, few (more than one, but not as many as usual or as expected)
niewinnie {adv} :: innocently
niewinny {adj} :: innocent
niewinny {adj} [law] :: not guilty
niewola {f} :: captivity
niewola {f} :: slavery (the condition of being enslaved)
niewolnica {f} :: slave
niewolnictwo {n} :: slavery (social practice)
niewolniczy {adj} :: pertaining to a slave
niewolniczy {adj} :: abject, servile, obsequious, slavish
niewolniczy {adj} :: of someone who models themself on somebody else
niewolnik {m pers} :: slave
niewód {m inan} :: seine (fishing net)
niewybaczalny {adj} :: unforgivable
niewybuch {m inan} :: unexploded ordnance
niewygodnie {adv} :: uncomfortably
niewygodny {adj} :: uncomfortable
niewygodny {adj} :: inconvenient, awkward
niewymierny {adj} [mathematics] :: irrational
niewyobrażalny {adj} :: inconceivable, unimaginable
niewypał {m inan} [ammunition] :: dud
niewypał {m inan} [by extension] :: flop, dud (a complete failure)
niewystarczająco {adv} :: insufficiently
niewystarczający {adj} :: insufficient
niezachwianie {adv} :: unwaveringly, invincibly
niezachwiany {adj} :: unwavering, invincible
niezadowolenie {n} :: dissatisfaction, displeasure
niezadowolony {adj} :: dissatisfied, displeased
niezależnie {adv} :: independently
niezależnie {adv} :: regardless
niezależność {f} :: independence (state of having sufficient means for a comfortable livelihood)
niezależny {adj} :: independent (free from undue external influence)
niezależny {adj} :: self-reliant
niezapominajka {f} :: forget-me-not
niezapomniany {adj} :: unforgettable, memorable
niezawodny {adj} :: dependable, reliable, unfailing
niezbędny {adj} :: necessary, indispensable, essential
niezbyt {adv} :: not too
niezbyt {adv} :: not very
niezdara {m pers} [pejorative] :: A clumsy or inept person; an oaf; a blunderer (male)
niezdara {f} [pejorative] :: A clumsy or inept person; an oaf; a blunderer (female)
niezdolność {f} :: inability, incapability
niezdolny {adj} :: unable, unfit, incapable
niezgoda {f} :: disunity, discord, disagreement
niezgodność {f} :: incompatibility
niezgodny {adj} :: conflicting, contradictory, inconsistent, discordant
niezgodny {adj} :: incompatible
niezgodny {adj} :: quarrelsome, disputatious
nieziemski {adj} :: otherworldly, unearthly, aethereal, beautiful
nieziemski {adj} :: amazing, extraordinary
niezłomnie {adv} :: sturdily, steelily
niezłomność {f} :: sturdiness, steeliness
niezłomny {adj} :: sturdy, steely
niezmienniczy {adj} [mathematics] :: invariant
niezmiernie {adv} :: immeasurably
niezmiernie {adv} :: hugely, vastly, immensely
niezmierny {adj} :: immeasurable
niezmierny {adj} :: huge, vast, immense
niezmierny {adj} :: limitless, boundless
nieznaczny {adj} :: small, little
nieznaczny {adj} :: unimportant, nonsignificant, insubstantial
nieznaczny {adj} :: inconspicuous
nieznajoma {f} :: (female) stranger
nieznajomy {m pers} :: stranger
nieznajomy {adj} :: unfamiliar
nieznane {n} :: beyond, unknown
nieznany {adj} :: unknown
nieznośny {adj} :: unbearable, insufferable
niezrozumiały {adj} :: unintelligible, incomprehensible
niezrównany {adj} :: unparalleled, unmatched, unrivalled, unsurpassed, incomparable
niezrzeszony {adj} :: independent (unaligned with a political party)
niezrzeszony {adj} :: unaffiliated
niezwyciężony {adj} :: invincible, unbeatable
niezwykle {adv} :: unusually, extraordinarily, wonderfully
niezwykle {adv} :: extremely, severely, significantly
niezwykły {adj} :: extraordinary
niezwykły {adj} :: phenomenal, remarkable
nieźle {adv} :: not bad, well
nieżonaty {adj} :: unmarried (of a man)
nieżyczliwy {adj} :: unfriendly, malevolent
nieżyt {m inan} :: mucosal inflammation
nigdy {adv} :: never
nigdzie {adv} :: nowhere
nigdziegęsty {adj} [mathematics] :: nowhere dense
Niger {prop} {m} :: Niger (country)
Niger {prop} {m} :: Niger (major river)
Nigeria {prop} {f} :: Nigeria (country)
nigeryjski {adj} :: Nigerian
nihilista {m pers} :: nihilist
nihilistka {f} :: female nihilist
nihilistyczny {adj} :: nihilistic
nihilizm {m inan} [philosophy] :: nihilism (philosophical doctrine grounded on the negation of one or more meaningful aspects of life)
nihilizm {m inan} [ethics] :: nihilism (rejection of inherent or objective moral principles)
nihilizm {m inan} [politics, historical] :: nihilism (Russian movement)
nijak {adv} :: in no way
nijaki {adj} [grammar, not comparable] :: neuter (gender)
nijaki {adj} [comparable] :: unremarkable, bland
-nik {suffix} :: Forms masculine nouns referring to a performer of some action, sometimes a device; -er
Nikaragua {prop} {f} :: Nikaragua (country)
nikaraguański {adj} :: Nicaraguan
nikczemnik {m pers} :: scoundrel, blackguard
nikczemnik {m pers} :: wretch
nikczemny {adj} :: wicked, dishonorable, despicable
nikczemny {adj} [humorous] :: insufficient, inadequate
nikczemny {adj} [obsolete] :: of little value, worthless, wretched
nikędy {pron} [archaic] :: nowhere
nikiel {m inan} :: nickel, a chemical element
nikle {adv} :: faintly
nikle {adv} :: fleetingly
niklej {adv} :: comparative of nikle
niklej {adv} :: comparative of nikło
nikło {adv} :: faintly
nikło {adv} :: fleetingly
nikły {adj} :: faint (barely perceptible), dim, wan
nikły {adj} :: faint, minute
nikły {adj} :: fleeting (passing quickly; of short duration)
nikły {adj} :: slender
niknąć {vi impf} :: to vanish, ebb, dwindle, wane
nikotyna {f} :: nicotine (alkaloid)
nikotynowy {adj} :: pertaining to, or containing, nicotine
Nikozja {prop} {f} :: Nikozja (capital city)
nikt {pron} :: no one, nobody
Nil {prop} {m} :: Nile
nim {conj} :: before
nimfa {f} [mythology] :: nymph
nimfa {f} :: nymph (insect larva)
nimfomanka {f} :: nymphomaniac
-nin {suffix} :: used to form demonyms and nationalities
niob {m inan} :: niobium (chemical element)
nios {m inan} :: A clutch (eggs) of eggs
nioska {f} :: layer (a hen kept to lay eggs)
nirwana {f} [Buddhism] :: nirvana
niski {adj} :: low
niski {adj} :: short (of height)
niski {adj} :: deep (about sounds)
nisko {adv} :: low
nisko {adv} :: lowly
niskowzgórze {n} :: subthalamus (part of the diencephalon)
niszczarka {f} :: shredder (machine)
niszczenie {n} :: destruction (act of destroying)
niszczuka {f} :: longnose gar (Lepisosteus osseus)
niszczuka {f} [more generally] :: gar of the genus Lepisosteus or Atractosteus
niszczyciel {m pers} :: destroyer (someone who destroys)
niszczyciel {m inan} :: destroyer (warship)
niszczyciel czołgów {noun} :: tank destroyer
niszczyć {vt impf} :: to destroy (to damage beyond repair)
niszowy {adj} :: niche
nit {m inan} :: rivet (mechanical fastener)
niteczka {f} :: diminutive of nitka
nitka {f} :: diminutive of nić
nitka {f} :: thread
nitkodziobek {m anim} :: slender snipe eel (Nemichthys scolopaceus)
nitodziobek {m anim} :: slender snipe eel (Nemichthys scolopaceus)
nitownica {f} :: riveter
niuans {m inan} :: nuance (minor distinction)
niuans {m inan} :: nuance (subtlety or detail)
niuchać {v impf} [colloquial] :: to smell, to sniff
niuchać {v impf} [colloquial] :: to poke about in order to find something, snoop around
niuchać {v impf} [obsolete] :: to snort snuff
niuchanie {n} :: verbal noun of niuchać
niuton {m inan} :: newton
niwa {f} :: lea
niwa {f} :: field (domain of practice)
nizina {f} :: lowland
nizinny {adj} [relational] :: lowland
niż {conj} :: than
niż {m inan} [meteorology] :: low
niż {m inan} :: lowland, depression
niżej {adv} :: comparative of nisko
niższy {adj} :: comparative degree form of niski
no {interj} [colloquial] :: yeah, yep
no {interj} [colloquial] :: Filled pause
no {particle} [colloquial] :: Emphatic particle used with imperatives
no to dobrze {adv} :: Used when realizing the correctness of another opinion and presenting will to follow it
nobel {m inan} :: nobelium (chemical element, No, atomic number 102)
nobel {m inan} :: noble (medieval coin of England in the 14th and 15th centuries)
noblista {m pers} :: Nobel laureate (male)
noblistka {f} :: Nobel laureate (female)
noc {f} :: night
nocek {m anim} :: mouse-eared bat (bat of the genus Myotis)
nochal {m inan} [colloquial] :: augmentative of nos: schnozzle
nocka {f} [colloquial] :: night shift, graveyard shift
nocka {f} [colloquial] :: all-nighter
nocka {f} :: diminutive of noc
nocleg {m inan} :: accommodation
noclegownia {f} :: night shelter, a homeless shelter for overnight stays only
noclegowy {adj} [relational] :: accommodation, lodging
nocnik {m inan} :: potty, chamber pot
nocny {adj} :: nocturnal
nocny marek {m pers} :: night owl
nocolubek {m anim} :: Any vesper bat of the genus Nyctophilus (long-eared bat)
nocołazik {m anim} :: ningaui (any marsupial of the genus Ningaui)
nocówka {f} :: night lizard, xantusiid
noga {f} :: leg
nogajski {adj} :: Nogai
nogawka {f} :: leg (part of garment covering the leg)
nogogłaszczka {f} :: pedipalp (chelicerate appendage)
nokaut {m inan} [sports] :: knockout (act of making someone unconscious)
nokturn {m inan} [music] :: nocturne (dreamlike or pensive composition)
nokturn {m inan} :: nocturne (work of art relating or dedicated to the night)
nokturnowy {adj} [relational] :: nocturne (dreamlike or pensive composition)
nokturnowy {adj} [relational] :: nocturne (work of art relating or dedicated to the night)
nomada {m pers} :: nomad
nomenklatura {f} :: nomenclature (set of names or terms)
nomenklatura {f} [historical] :: nomenklatura (list of posts in Soviet Union)
nonan {m inan} :: nonane
nonsens {m inan} :: nonsense (meaningless words)
nonszalancja {f} :: nonchalance
nonszalancki {adj} :: nonchalant
nonszalancko {adv} :: nonchalantly; in a nonchalant manner
nora {f} :: den
nora {f} :: burrow
nora {f} [colloquial, derogatory] :: hovel, hole (undesirable place to live or visit)
Norbert {prop} {m pers} :: given name
nord. {adj} :: abbreviation of nordyjski
nordycki {adj} :: Nordic
nordyjski {adj} :: Nordic
Norfolk {prop} {m} :: Norfolk (county)
Norfolk {prop} {m} :: Norfolk (town)
Norfolk {prop} {m} :: Norfolk Island
norka {f} :: diminutive of nora
norka {f} :: mink (semi-aquatic, carnivorous mammal)
norka amerykańska {f} :: American mink (Neovison vison)
norka europejska {f} :: European mink (Mustela lutreola)
norki {fp} :: mink (fur)
norma {f} :: norm
normalnie {adv} :: normally
normalniej {adv} :: comparative of normalnie
normalniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of normalny
normalny {adj} :: normal
Normandia {prop} {f} :: Normandia (region)
nornica {f} :: red-backed vole (vole of the genus Myodes)
nornik {m anim} :: Any vole of the genus Microtus
nornik {m anim} :: A hunting dog, such as a dachshund or terrier, used to hunt burrow-dwelling animals
norowiec {m anim} :: A hunting dog, such as a dachshund or terrier, used to hunt burrow-dwelling animals
norowiec {m anim} [obsolete] :: thylacine (carnivorous marsupial)
norw. {adj} :: abbreviation of norweski
Norweg {m pers} :: Norwegian (native of Norway)
Norwegia {prop} {f} :: Norway
norweski {adj} :: Norwegian
norweski {m inan} :: Norwegian (language)
Norweżka {f} :: Norwegian (woman)
Norymberga {prop} {f} :: Norymberga (major city)
nos {m inan} :: nose
nosacz {m pers} [colloquial] :: Someone with a large nose
nosacz {m anim} :: proboscis monkey (Nasalis larvatus)
nosal {m pers} [colloquial, rare] :: Someone with a large nose
nosal {m inan} [historical] :: nasal bar of a combat helmet
nosaty {adj} :: big-nosed, long-nosed
noseczek {m inan} :: diminutive of nosek
nosek {m inan} :: diminutive of nos
nosek {m inan} :: little nose
nosek {m inan} [colloquial] :: maple samara
nosek {m inan} [colloquial] :: toe (part of a shoe covering the toe)
nosek {m inan} [colloquial] :: nib (tip of a pen)
nosiciel {m pers} :: carrier (person carrying something)
nosiciel {m pers} [genetics, pathology] :: carrier (person who has a genetic trait or infectious disease but displays no symptoms)
nosiciel {m pers} [law] :: holder
nosiciel {m pers} :: nosiciel praw (rightsholder)
nosiciel {m anim} [genetics, pathology] :: carrier (animal that has a genetic trait or infectious disease but displays no symptoms)
nosić {v indet} :: to carry (e.g. a parcel)
nosić {v indet} :: to wear (e.g. a shirt)
nosić {v indet} :: to bear (e.g. a title)
nosił wilk razy kilka, ponieśli i wilka {proverb} :: One can get away with bad behaviour only a few times before it is noticed and punished
nosisko {n} :: augmentative of nos
nosoczub {m anim} :: Any broadbill of the genus Calyptomena
nosorożec {m anim} :: rhinoceros
nosowy {adj} :: nasal
nosówka {f} :: canine distemper
nosówka {f} :: panleukopenia
nosówka {f} [phonetics] :: nasal vowel
nostalgia {f} :: nostalgia (yearning for the past)
nostalgicznie {adv} :: nostalgically; in a nostalgic manner
nostalgiczny {adj} :: nostalgic
nostrzyk {m inan} :: melilot, sweet clover (Melilotus)
nosze {p} :: stretcher (apparatus for moving patients who require medical care)
nośnik {m inan} :: carrier, medium
nośnik {m inan} [computing] :: storage medium
nośnik {m inan} [mathematics] :: support
-nośny {suffix} :: -ferous
notabene {particle} :: nota bene; used to add an aside or warning to a text
notariusz {m anim} :: a notary
notariusz {m anim} [historical] :: an officer in charge of the royal chancery and archive
notariusz {m anim} [historical] :: the urban office clerk
notatka {f} :: note
notatnik {m inan} :: notepad
notatnik {m inan} :: notebook
Noteć {prop} {f} :: Noteć
notes {m inan} :: notebook
notesik {m inan} :: diminutive of notes
notować {vt impf} :: to write down, record
notować {vi impf} :: to make notes
notowanie {n} :: verbal noun of notować
Nowa Gwinea {prop} {f} :: New Guinea (island)
Nowa Kaledonia {prop} {f} :: Nowa Kaledonia (overseas territory)
Nowa Południowa Walia {prop} {f} :: Nowa Południowa Walia (state)
Nowa Zelandia {prop} {f} :: New Zealand
nowalijka {f} :: primeur (early fruit or vegetable)
nowator {m pers} :: innovator, pioneer
nowatorski {adj} :: innovative
nowatorstwo {n} :: innovation
nowatorstwo {n} :: innovativeness
Nowe Delhi {prop} {n} :: Nowe Delhi (capital city)
nowicjusz {m pers} :: rookie, layman
nowicjusz {m pers} [religion] :: novice (new member of a religious order)
nowicjuszka {f} :: female rookie, laywoman
nowicjuszka {f} [religion] :: novice (new female member of a religious order)
nowina {f} :: news
nowo- {prefix} :: neo-, new
nowo {adv} :: newly
nowo {adv} :: recently
nowoczesny {adj} :: modern
nowogrecki {adj} :: Modern Greek
Nowogródczyzna {prop} {f} :: historical region around Navahrudak in Belarus
nowojorski {adj} :: Of, from, or pertaining to New York
nowokaledoński {adj} :: New Caledonian
nowomowa {f} :: newspeak
nowoorleański {adj} :: New Orleanian
noworoczny {adj} :: related to or happening on the New Year
noworoczny {adj} :: related to or happening in a new year
noworodek {m anim} :: newborn child
noworodek {m anim} :: newborn animal
Nowosybirsk {prop} {m} :: Nowosybirsk (oblast)
Nowosybirsk {prop} {m} :: Nowosybirsk (city/administrative center)
nowość {f} :: newness, novelty
nowotestamentowy {adj} :: pertaining to the New Testament
nowotwór {m inan} [pathology] :: tumor
nowotwór {m inan} [linguistics, derogatory] :: neologism
nowozelandzki {adj} [relational] :: New Zealand
nowożeniec {m pers} :: A newlywed man
nowożeńcy {p} :: newlyweds; newly married couple
nowożytność {f} :: early modern period
nowożytny {adj} :: modern
nowszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of nowy
nowy {adj} :: new
Nowy Brunszwik {prop} {m} :: Nowy Brunszwik (province)
Nowy Jork {prop} {m inan} :: Nowy Jork (city)
Nowy Jork {prop} {m inan} :: Nowy Jork (state)
Nowy Meksyk {prop} {m inan} :: Nowy Meksyk (state)
Nowy Orlean {prop} {m} :: New Orleans
Nowy Rok {prop} {m inan} :: New Year, New Year's Day
Nowy Sącz {prop} {f} :: A city in Lesser Poland
Nowy Targ {prop} {m inan} :: Nowy Targ (town)
Nowy Testament {prop} {m} :: New Testament
nozdrze {n} :: nostril
nożny {adj} :: Of or pertaining to a leg
nożownik {m pers} :: knifemaker, knifesmith, cutler
nożownik {m pers} :: cutthroat (murderer)
nożyce {fp} :: scissors, shears
nożyczki {fp} :: scissors
nożyk {m inan} :: knife
nożysko {n} :: augmentative of noga
nożysko {n} :: augmentative of nóż
-nóg {suffix} :: -pod
nów {m inan} :: new moon
nóż {m inan} :: knife
nóżka {f} :: diminutive of noga
nóżka {f} :: drumstick (a leg bone of a chicken)
np. {adv} :: abbreviation of na przykład e.g., for example
nr. {noun} :: alternative form of nr
nr {noun} :: abbreviation of numer
NSA {prop} {m} :: initialism of w:Supreme Administrative Court of Poland
nu {interj} :: quick!, forward!
nu {interj} [dialectal] :: alternative form of no
Nubia {prop} {f} :: Nubia
nucić {vit impf} :: to hum (sing), to vocalize (sing without using words), to croon
nuda {f} :: boredom
nudniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of nudny
nudności {fp} [symptom] :: nausea
nudny {adj} :: boring, dull
nudny jak flaki z olejem {adj} [simile] :: dull as dishwater, boring like watching paint dry
nudziara {f} :: bore (someone who inspires boredom)
nudziarz {m pers} :: bore (someone who inspires boredom)
nukleon {m inan} [physics] :: nucleon
numer {m} :: number (used to show the rank of something in a list or sequence)
numer {m} [colloquial] :: phone number
numer {m} [colloquial] :: prank, joke
numerant {m pers} [colloquial] :: hoaxer
numerantka {f} [colloquial] :: female hoaxer
numerować {v impf} :: to number (label with numbers; assign numbers to)
numerowanie {n} :: numbering, numbering scheme
numerowanie {n} :: verbal noun of numerować
numeryczny {adj} :: numerical
Numidia {prop} {f} :: Numidia (region)
numizmatyka {f} :: numismatics (study of coins)
nuncjusz {m pers} [Roman Catholicism] :: nuncio
nunczako {n} :: nunchaku
nunczaku {n} :: nunchaku
nur {m anim} :: loon (bird of order Gaviiformes)
nur {m anim} :: dive, plunge (a jump into water)
nurcik {m inan} :: diminutive of nurt
nurek {m pers} :: diver (person)
nurek {m inan} :: dive (a jump or plunge into water)
nurek {m anim} :: rhinoceros auklet (Cerorhinca monocerata)
nurka {f} :: alternative form of norka; mink (semi-aquatic, carnivorous mammal)
nurki {fp} [colloquial] :: alternative form of norki; mink (fur)
nurkować {v impf} :: to dive (to swim under water)
nurkowanie {n} :: verbal noun of nurkować
nurnik {m anim} :: true guillemot (seabird of the genus Cepphus)
nurnik {m inan} :: plunger (device similar to a piston)
nurogęś {f} :: common merganser, goosander (Mergus merganser)
nurt {m inan} :: current (the part of a liquid that moves continuously in a certain direction)
nurt {m inan} :: current, trend (tendency)
nurt {m inan} :: course (of events)
nurzanie {n} :: verbal noun of nurzać
nurzaniec {m inan} :: eelgrass (any plant of the genus Vallisneria)
nurzaniec {m anim} :: parsley frog (any frog of the genus Pelodytes)
nurzec {m anim} :: diving petrel (any seabird of the genus Pelecanoides)
nurzyk {m anim} :: murre, guillemot (seabird of the genus Uria)
nuta {f} :: note (character indicating the length and pitch of a tone)
nutria {f} :: coypu, Myocastor coypus
nużenie {n} :: verbal noun of nużyć
nużeniec {m anim} :: follicle mite (any mite of the genus Demodex)
-ny {suffix} :: Forms masculine adjectives
nygus {m pers} [colloquial] :: lazybones, layabout, skiver
nylon {m inan} :: nylon (substance)
Nysa Łużycka {prop} {f} :: Lusatian Neisse
{suffix} :: Attached to a preposition, forms contractions of the preposition with niego or niej
ń {letter} :: letter