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d. {adj} :: abbreviation of dawny
d. {adv} :: abbreviation of dawniej
dach {m inan} :: roof
dach {m inan} :: house, apartment
dachowiec {m anim} [colloquial] :: moggy, mixed-breed cat
dachowiec {m anim} [colloquial] :: feral cat
dachowy {adj} [relational] :: roof
dachówka {f} :: roof tile
Dacja {prop} {f} [historical] :: Dacia (ancient kingdom and Roman province)
dacza {f} :: dacha (Russian villa or summer house)
dać {vt pf} :: to give
dać {v pf} :: to let; to allow; to permit
dać {vi pf} [vulgar] :: to put out; to consent to sex (used mainly of women)
dać {vr pf} :: to give in; to let go
dać {vr pf} :: to be feasible
dać drapaka {v pf} [colloquial, humorous, idiom] :: to get away; to escape
dać dupy {v pf} [idiom, vulgar] :: to screw up; to fail
dać dupy {v pf} [idiom, vulgar, pejorative] :: to put out; to spread legs; to have sex [+ dat = with someone], especially for some gain (used in reference to women)
dać nogę {v pf} [idiom, colloquial, humorous] :: to escape; to get away
dać sobie rękę uciąć {v pf} [colloquial, idiom, usually in the negative] :: to bet the farm, to be absolutely sure about something
dać sobie siana {v pf} [slang] :: to chill out, to calm down, to let go of something
dać spokój {v pf} [idiom] :: to give it a rest
dadaista {m pers} :: Dadaist
dadaistycznie {adv} :: in a Dadaist manner
dadaistyczny {adj} :: Dadaist
dadaizm {m inan} :: dadaism
Dagestan {prop} {m} :: Dagestan
Dagmara {prop} {f} :: given name
Dakota Południowa {prop} {f} :: Dakota Południowa (state)
Dakota Północna {prop} {f} :: Dakota Północna (state)
daktyl {m anim} :: date (fruit of the date palm)
daktylowiec {m inan} :: date palm, any tree of the genus Phoenix
dal {f} :: distance
dalas {m inan} [Poznań] :: poverty, penury
dalej {adv} :: comparative of daleko
dalej {adv} :: next (in sequence)
dalej {adv} :: further
dalej {adv} :: then
dalej {interj} :: next
dalej {interj} :: come on (encouragement)
daleki {adj} :: far, distant
Daleki Wschód {prop} {m} :: Far East
daleko {adv} :: far
dalekosiężny {adj} :: far-reaching, wide-ranging, long-range, long-term
dalekowidz {m pers} :: A farsighted person; a presbyope
dalekowzroczność {f} [colloquial] :: farsightedness, hyperopia, hypermetropia
dalekowzroczność {f} :: farsightedness (quality of being considerate about what might happen in the future)
dalia {f} :: dahlia (any plant of the genus Dahlia)
dalia {f} :: Alaska blackfish (Dallia pectoralis)
Dalmacja {prop} {f} :: Dalmacja (region)
dalmatyńczyk {m anim} :: Dalmatian (breed of dog)
dalmatyński {adj} :: Dalmatian (relating to Dalmatia or its people)
dalszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of daleki
daltonizm {m inan} :: color blindness
dama {f} :: lady
dama {f} [card games] :: queen
damasceński {adj} :: Damascene
Damaszek {prop} {m} :: Damaszek (capital)
Damian {prop} {m} :: given name
damski {adj} :: female, women's, ladies'
dandys {m pers} :: (man) dandy
dane {p} :: data
Dania {prop} {f} :: Denmark
danie {n} :: course (dish)
danie {n} :: verbal noun of dać
danie główne {n} :: main course
daniel {m anim} :: fallow deer
Daniel {prop} {m} :: given name
danieli {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of fallow deer
Danija {prop} {f} :: obsolete spelling of Dania
danina {f} :: tribute
Danka {prop} {f} :: given name
dantejski {adj} :: Dantesque, Dantean (suggesting Dante's style)
dantejski {adj} [extensively] :: macabre, disturbing as Hell is described in Dante's Divine Comedy
dantejskie sceny {nv} [idiom] :: hair-raising scenes; disturbing, shocking events
dantejskie sceny {nv} [idiom, hyperbole] :: great commotion, rush, ruckus
Danuta {prop} {f} :: given name
dany {adj} :: given
dar {m inan} :: gift
darbuka {f} [musical instruments] :: darbuka, goblet drum
darcie {n} :: verbal noun of drzeć
Darek {prop} {m pers} :: given name
daremny {adj} :: futile
dari {n} :: Dari
Daria {prop} {pl} {f} :: given name
Dariusz {prop} {pl} {m pers} :: given name
darmo {adv} :: free, gratis
darmo {adv} :: in vain
darmowy {adj} :: complimentary, free of charge
darmozjad {m pers} [colloquial, pejorative] :: A person who lives on other people's efforts or expense; a freeloader; a parasite
darmsztadt {m inan} :: darmstadtium (chemical element)
darń {f} :: sod, turf
darować {vt pf} :: to pardon, to excuse, to forgive, to remit, to absolve
darowanemu koniowi nie zagląda się w zęby {proverb} :: don't look a gift horse in the mouth
darowizna {f} :: gift
darowizna {f} :: donation
darowizna {f} :: grant
darowizna {f} :: endowment
darownik {m anim} :: Any of various spiders belonging to the genus Pisaura
darowywać {vt impf} :: to pardon, to excuse, to forgive, to remit, to absolve
darwinista {m pers} :: Darwinist
darwinistka {f} :: female Darwinist
darwinistyczny {adj} :: Darwinistic
darwinizm {m inan} :: Darwinism
darwinowski {adj} :: Darwinian
daszek {m inan} :: diminutive of dach
daszek {m inan} :: peak, visor, vizor (the fore piece of a cap)
daszek {m inan} :: circumflex (^)
data {f} :: date (the point of time at which event takes place; a specific day)
datowalny {adj} :: dateable (that may be ascribed a date or age)
Dauha {prop} {f} :: Dauha (capital city)
daw. {adj} :: abbreviation of dawny
daw. {adv} :: abbreviation of dawniej
dawać {v impf} :: to give
dawać {v impf} :: to let; to allow; to permit
dawać {v impf} [vulgar] :: to put out; to consent to sex (used mainly of women)
dawać dupy {v impf} [idiom, vulgar] :: to fail; to screw up
dawać dupy {v impf} [idiom, vulgar, pejorative] :: to put out; to spread legs; to have sex [+ dat = with someone], especially for some gain (used in reference to women)
dawanie {n} :: verbal noun of dawać
dawca {m pers} :: donor
dawczyni {f} :: donor
Dawid {prop} {m pers} :: given name
Dawid {prop} {m pers} :: David (Biblical figure)
dawka {f} :: dose
dawniej {adv} :: formerly
dawniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of dawny
dawno {adv} :: long, a long time ago
dawny {adj} :: past, former, distant (in time)
dąb {m inan} :: oak
dąbczak {m inan} :: A young oak tree
dąbek {m inan} :: diminutive of dąb
dąbrowa {f} :: oakwood (oak forest or copse)
Dąbrowa Górnicza {prop} {f} :: Dąbrowa Górnicza (city)
dąbrowiec samotnik {m anim} :: Akimerus schaefferi, a longhorn beetle
dąć {v impf} :: to blow, to push air into a horn-like wind instrument with one's mouth
dąć {v impf} [literary] :: to blow, to produce an air current
dąć {v impf} [archaic] :: to be boastful
dąsać {vr impf} :: to sulk, to pout
dąsanie {n} :: verbal noun of dąsać
dąsik {m inan} :: diminutive of dąs
dążenie {n} :: verbal noun of dążyć
dążenie {n} :: pursuance, pursuit, striving, aspiration
dążyć {vi impf} :: to aspire, to strive
dbać {vi impf} :: to care, to look after
dbale {adv} :: heedfully; in a heedful manner
dbale {adv} :: attentively; in an attentive manner
dbałość {f} :: heedfulness
dbałość {f} :: attentiveness
dbały {adj} :: heedful
dbały {adj} :: attentive
dbanie {n} :: verbal noun of dbać
de- {prefix} :: de- (reversal, undoing or removing)
deadline {m inan} [colloquial] :: deadline (date on or before which something must be completed)
debata {f} :: debate, discussion
debeściak {m pers} [slang] :: pro, cool guy; someone worthy of admiration or respect
debil {m pers} [offensive] :: a moron
debil {m pers} [medicine, obsolete] :: person with slight mental retardation
debiut {m inan} :: debut
debrza {f} :: dell, dingle
dech {m inan} [literary] :: breath
dech {m inan} :: gust (of wind), breeze
decha {f} :: augmentative of deska
decy- {prefix} :: deci-
decylitr {m inan} :: deciliter
decymetr {m} :: decimetre, (US) decimeter
decyzja {f} :: decision (choice or judgement)
dedykacja {f} :: dedication (note prefixed to a work of art)
dedykować {vt impf} :: to dedicate (address or inscribe (a literary work, for example) to another as a mark of respect or affection)
dedykowanie {n} :: verbal noun of dedykować
defetyzm {m inan} :: defeatism
defilada {f} [military] :: parade
defiladowy {adj} [relational] :: parade
definicja {f} :: definition (statement of the meaning of a word or word group or a sign or symbol)
deflacja {f} :: deflation
defloracja {f} :: defloration
deforma {f} [neologism, derogatory] :: a reform that makes things worse instead of better; dismantling
degrengolada {f} :: downfall, degringolade
degustacja {f} :: tasting, degustation
degustacyjny {adj} [relational] :: tasting, degustation
deista {m pers} :: deist
deizm {m inan} :: deism
déjà vu {n} :: déjà vu (something which one has or suspects to have seen or experienced before)
dekada {f} :: decade
dekalog {m inan} :: Ten Commandments, Decalogue
dekan {m inan} :: decane
dekarz {m pers} :: roofer (craftsman who lays and repairs roofs)
dekiel {m inan} :: student headwear made from embroidered cloth, worn in Poland and Germany during the interbellum period, nowadays used in student fraternities
dekiel {m inan} [colloquial] :: cap, cover, panel
dekiel {m inan} [colloquial] :: hubcap
dekiel {m inan} [colloquial] :: noggin, head
dekiel {m inan} [colloquial, derogatory] :: idiot
dekielek {m inan} [colloquial] :: lens cap
dekielek {m inan} :: diminutive of dekiel
deklinacja {f} :: declension
dekolcik {m inan} :: diminutive of dekolt
dekolt {m inan} :: décolletage (low neckline on a woman's dress, especially one that reveals or emphasizes her cleavage)
dekolt {m inan} :: décolletage (portion of a woman's body that is revealed by a low neckline)
dekomercjalizacja {f} :: decommercialization
dekomunizacja {f} [historical] :: decommunization
dekoracja {f} :: decoration (that which adorns)
dekoracja {f} :: decoration (act of adorning)
dekoracja {f} :: decoration (any mark of honor to be worn upon the person)
dekoracja {f} [theater] :: scenery (stage backdrops, property and other items on a stage that give the impression of the location of the scene)
dekoracyjny {adj} :: decorative
dekorować {vt impf} :: to decorate, to deck out, to adorn
dekorować {vt impf} :: to decorate, to honour
dekret {m inan} :: decree
Delaware {prop} {n} :: Delaware (state)
Delaware {prop} {f} :: Delaware (river)
delegacja {f} :: delegation
delegacja {f} :: business trip
delegat {m pers} :: delegate
delficki {adj} :: Delphic (of or pertaining to Delphi)
delfin {m anim} :: dolphin
delfin {m anim} [swimming] :: butterfly
delfin {m pers} :: dauphin
delfinarium {n} :: dolphinarium
delfiniak {m inan} [nautical] :: dolphin striker
Delfy {prop} {p} :: Delphi (city of ancient Greece, site of the Delphic oracle)
deliberacja {f} :: proceedings, deliberations
deliberować {vi impf} :: to deliberate
delicja {f} [literary, usually plural] :: delicacy, something very tasty
delicja {f} [colloquial] :: Jaffa cake
delikates {m inan} [cooking] :: delicacy, rarity, sunket
delikatesy {nv} :: delicatessen (shop selling prepared foods)
delikatnie {adv} :: delicately
delikatniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of delikatny
delikatny {adj} :: gentle
delikwent {m pers} :: culprit
delirium {n} :: delirium
delta {f} :: delta
delta {f} [mathematics, colloquial] :: discriminant
deltoid {m inan} [geometry] :: kite
demagog {m pers} :: demagogue, demagog
demagogia {f} :: demagogy
demakijaż {m inan} :: make-up (cosmetic) removal
demencja {f} :: dementia (progressive decline in cognitive function)
dementi {n} :: repudiation, denial; official statement denying a rumor or accusation
dementować {v impf} :: to deny, to disclaim, to repudiate
dementowanie {n} :: verbal noun of dementować
demiurg {m pers} [Platonic philosophy] :: demiurge (being that created the universe)
demiurg {m pers} [historical, Ancient Greece] :: demiurge (the title of a magistrate in a number of states of Ancient Greece, and in the city states (poleis) of the Achaean League)
demiurg {m pers} [figuratively] :: demiurge (something (such as an idea, individual or institution) conceived as an autonomous creative force or decisive power)
demograf {m pers} :: demographer
demografia {f} :: demography
demograficzny {adj} :: demographic
demokracja {f} :: democracy
demokrata {m pers} :: democrat
demokrata {m pers} :: Democrat
Demokratyczna Republika Konga {prop} {f} :: Democratic Republic of the Congo
demokratycznie {adv} :: democratically
demokratyczny {adj} :: democratic
demoludy {nv} [colloquial] :: Eastern Bloc countries
demon {m anim} :: demon
demoniczny {adj} :: demonic
demonologia {f} :: demonology
demonstracja {f} :: demonstration (act of demonstrating)
demonstracja {f} :: demonstration (event)
demonstracja {f} [politics] :: demonstration (public display of opinion)
demonstrant {m pers} :: demonstrator (participant of a demonstration)
demonstrantka {f} :: female demonstrator
demonstrować {v impf} :: to demonstrate (show how to use something)
demonstrować {v impf} :: to demonstrate (show the steps taken to create a logical argument or equation)
demonstrować {v impf} :: to demonstrate (participate in a demonstration)
demontować {v impf} :: to dismantle, to disassemble
demontowanie {n} :: verbal noun of demontować
demoralizacja {f} :: depravation, depravity
demoralizować {vt impf} :: to deprave, to corrupt, to demoralise
Den Bosch {prop} {m inan} :: synonym of 's-Hertogenbosch
denaturat {m inan} :: denatured alcohol; concentrated alcohol that was rendered unfit for human consumption by the addition of a denaturing agent and is thus exempt from excise tax
dendrochronologia {f} [uncountable] :: dendrochronology
dendrologia {f} :: dendrology (study of trees)
denerwować {vt impf} :: to irritate, to annoy
denerwowanie {n} :: verbal noun of denerwować
denko {n} :: diminutive of dno
denny {adj} [relational] :: seabed; riverbed; bottom; benthic; demersal
denny {adj} [colloquial] :: shoddy, poor (of low quality)
dentysta {m pers} :: dentist
dentystka {f} :: female dentist
depalatalizacja {f} :: depalatalization
depesza {f} :: wire copy; an item published by a news agency or a wire service
depesza {f} :: telegram
depeszować {v impf} :: to telegram
depeszować {v impf} [rare] :: to send wire copy
depilator {m inan} :: epilator
deprecjacja {f} [economics] :: depreciation (decline in value of assets)
deprecjonować {vt impf} :: to depreciate, debase (to lessen in price or value)
deprecjonować {vt impf} :: to depreciate, belittle
deprecjonować {vr impf} :: to depreciate (to decline in value over time)
depresja {f} :: depression (state of mind producing serious long-term lowering of enjoyment)
depresja {f} [geography] :: depression
deptać {vt impf} :: to tread, trample
deptak {m inan} :: boardwalk, promenade; a street designed as a place of leisure, for use mostly or exclusively by pedestrians
dereń {m inan} :: cornel, dogwood, any tree or shrub of genus Cornus
derkacz {m anim} :: corncrake, landrail (Crex crex)
dermatolog {m pers} [medicine] :: dermatologist
dermatologia {f} [medicine] :: dermatology
dermatologiczny {adj} :: dermatological
derwisz {m pers} :: Dervish (member of a Sufi Muslim ascetic fraternity of mendicant friars)
derwisz {m pers} [Islam] :: fakir (faqir, owning no personal property and usually living solely off alms)
desant {m inan} [military] :: landing operation
deseczka {f} :: diminutive of deska
deseń {m inan} :: pattern (on fabric, paper etc.)
deser {m inan} :: dessert
deska {f} :: board; plank (piece of wood)
deska {f} [sports, colloquial] :: skateboard, snowboard, surfboard or a similar sports item
deska {f} [slang] :: a flat woman; a woman with very small breasts
deskarz {m pers} [colloquial] :: snowboarder
deskarz {m pers} [colloquial] :: windsurfer
deskarz {m pers} [colloquial] :: skater
deskorolka {f} :: skateboard
deskryptywizm {m inan} [linguistics, metaethics] :: descriptivism
despekt {m inan} [dated] :: despect, contempt, derision
desperacja {f} :: desperation
despota {m pers} :: despot
destalinizacja {f} [historical] :: destalinization
destrukcyjny {adj} :: destructive
destylacja {f} :: distillation
destylat {m inan} :: distillation (substance extracted by distilling)
deszcz {m inan} :: rain
deszcz {m inan} :: (rain) shower
deszczomierz {m inan} :: rain gauge
deszczoodporny {adj} :: rainproof, raintight
deszczowy {adj} :: pertaining to rain; rainy
deszczówka {f} :: rainwater
deszczyk {m inan} :: diminutive of deszcz
detektyw {m pers} :: detective
detektyw {f} :: detective
determinizm {m inan} :: Determinism (in ethics)
deuter {m inan} :: deuterium
dewanagari {n} :: Devanagari (abugida alphabet of India and Nepal)
deweloper {m pers} :: real estate developer
deweloper {m pers} [jargon] :: software developer
dewiant {m pers} :: pervert, deviant
dewiza {f} :: philosophy, motto, watchword, byword
dewocjonalia {nv} [Roman Catholicism] :: devotional articles (items related to religious worship which are the subject of trade)
dewota {m pers} [derogatory] :: sanctimonious person; bigot
dewotka {f} :: sanctimonious, bigoted woman
dezaktywować {v impf} :: to deactivate, to disable (to put something out of action)
dezaprobata {f} :: flak, disapproval
dezinformacja {f} :: disinformation
dezinstalacja {f} :: uninstallation
dezinstalator {m inan} [computing, rare] :: uninstaller (a program that uninstalls software)
dezodorant {m inan} :: deodorant (cosmetic)
dezoksyrybonukleinowy {adj} :: deoxyribonucleic
dezyderat {m inan} :: desideratum
dezynfekcja {f} :: disinfection
dębczak {m inan} :: A young oak tree
dębczak {m inan} :: An oak stick
dębek {m inan} [rare] :: A young oak tree
dębik {m inan} :: avens (a plant of the genus Dryas)
dębina {f} :: oakwood (oak forest)
dębina {f} :: oak (wood of an oak tree)
dębina {f} :: oak branches
dębina {f} [colloquial] :: oak (tree)
dębniak {m inan} :: mead matured in oak barrels
dębniak {m inan} [colloquial] :: oakwood (oak forest)
dębosz {m anim} :: Aesalus scarabaeoides, a stag beetle
dębosz {m anim} :: Cerambyx cerdo, a round-necked long-horn
dębowy {adj} :: of, or pertaining to oak (trees or wood)
dęga {f} [dialectal] :: wale
dętka {f} :: inner tube (of a tire)
dętka {f} :: bladder (inflatable bag inside a ball)
dętka {f} [Białystok] :: Christmas bauble
diabelny {adj} :: evil
diabelny {adj} [colloquial] :: intensive
diabelski {adj} :: devilish
diabelski {adj} :: evil, fiendish
diabelski {adj} :: intensive
diabelski młyn {m} :: Ferris wheel
diabeł {m anim} :: devil (a creature of hell)
diabeł nakrył ogonem {phrase} [idiom] :: used when something was misplaced and cannot be found
diabeł ogonem nakrył {phrase} [idiom] :: alternative form of diabeł nakrył ogonem
diabeł tkwi w szczegółach {proverb} :: devil is in the details
diabli {adj} :: devilish
diablica {f} :: she-devil
diaboliczny {adj} :: diabolic
diadem {m inan} :: diadem (ornamental headband)
diagnozować {v impf} :: to diagnose
diagnozowanie {n} :: verbal noun of diagnozować
diagram {m inan} :: diagram
diak {m pers} :: A cantor in the Eastern Orthodox Church
diaks {m inan} [colloquial] :: angle grinder
dialekt {m inan} [linguistics] :: dialect
dialektologia {f} :: dialectology
dialog {m inan} :: dialog (conversation or other discourse between individuals)
diament {m inan} :: diamond (mineral)
diamentowy {adj} :: diamond-
diarchia {f} :: diarchy
didżej {m pers} :: DJ, disk jockey, deejay
didżejka {f} :: female DJ, disk jockey, deejay
diecezja {f} [Christianity] :: diocese
diecezjalny {adj} :: diocesan (relating to a diocese)
diesel {m inan} [automotive] :: diesel (fuel)
diesel {m inan} [automotive] :: diesel (vehicle)
dietetyczny {adj} :: dietetic
dietetyk {m pers} :: dietician
dietetyka {f} :: nutrition, dietetics
dildo {n} :: dildo
dinar {m anim} :: dinar
dinozaur {m anim} :: dinosaur (prehistoric animal)
dioda {f} [electronics, technology] :: diode
dioptria {f} :: diopter (unit of measure)
dip {m inan} :: dip (sauce for dipping)
dis {n} [music] :: D sharp
disco polo {n} :: disco polo
diugoń {m anim} :: dugong (Dugong dugon)
divertimento {n} [music] :: divertimento
diwa {f} :: diva (female celebrity)
DJ {m pers} :: DJ, disk jockey, deejay
dk. {adj} [grammar] :: abbreviation of dokonany; pf.
dk. {m pers} [Christianity] :: abbreviation of diakon
dk {adj} [grammar] :: abbreviation of dokonany; pf.
dla {prep} :: for
dlaczego {pron} :: (interrogative pronoun) why
dlań {contraction} :: contraction of dla niego
dlatego {pron} :: therefore, that's why
dł. {f} :: abbreviation of długość
dławica {f} [cardiology] :: angina
dławica {f} [rare, disease] :: diphtheria
dławica {f} [of a pump] :: gland
dławić {vt impf} :: to stifle, to quell, to smother, to throttle, to choke down
dławić {vr impf} :: to choke
dławigad {m anim} :: Any stork of the genus Mycteria
dławik {m anim} :: drongo, dicrurid (any bird of the family Dicruridae)
dławik {m inan} [electronics] :: choke; inductor that blocks high frequencies
dławik {m inan} :: choke collar
dławik {m inan} :: cable grommet
dławisz {m inan} :: Any plant of the genus Celastrus; staff vine; bittersweet
-dło {suffix} :: Appended to verbs to form nouns meaning: an object involved in performing the action. Comparable to the English -er
dłoniasty {adj} :: palm-shaped (shaped like the palm of the hand)
dłoń {f} :: palm (inner, concave part of hand)
dłubanie {n} :: verbal noun of dłubać
dłubanka {f} :: dugout (canoe)
dług {m inan} :: debt
długas {m pers} [slang] :: long-distance runner
długi {adj} :: long (of large physical length)
długi {adj} :: long (extended in time)
długo {adv} :: long
długodystansowiec {m pers} :: long-distance runner
długoletni {adj} :: longtime, long-standing
długonosy {adj} :: longnose
długopęd {m inan} [botany] :: long shoot
długopis {m inan} :: ballpoint pen (writing tool)
długosz {m inan} :: Any fern of the genus Osmunda
Długosz {prop} {m pers} :: given name
długoszpar {m anim} :: basking shark
długoszyj {m inan} :: Any moss of the genus Tayloria (Splachnaceae) (Splachnaceae); tayloria dung moss
długość {f} :: length
długość {f} :: duration
długowieczny {adj} :: longevous
długowłosy {adj} :: longhaired (having long hair)
dłuto {n} :: chisel
dłutownica {f} :: slotting machine, slotter (machine tool)
dłuż. {adj} :: abbreviation of dolnołużycki
dłużej {adv} :: comparative of długo
dłużnik {m pers} :: debtor
dłuższy {adj} :: comparative degree form of długi
dmuchać {vt impf} :: to blow (produce an air current)
dmuchać {vt impf} [vulgar] :: to have sex with someone
dmuchanie {n} :: verbal noun of dmuchać
dmuchawa {f} :: blower (device)
dmuchawiec {m inan} [colloquial] :: dandelion, clock (seed head of a dandelion)
dmuchnąć {vt pf} :: to blow (produce an air current)
dmuchnąć {vt pf} [vulgar] :: to have sex with someone
dmuchnąć {vt pf} [colloquial] :: to steal something
dmuszek {m inan} :: hare's-tail grass (Lagurus (Poaceae) (Poaceae))
dna {f} :: gout (form of inflammatory arthritis)
DNA {prop} {m} {n} [genetics, biochemistry] :: abbreviation of kwas dezoksyrybonukleinowy
dnieć {vi impf} :: to dawn
dniem. {adj} :: abbreviation of dolnoniemiecki
Dniepr {prop} {m} :: Dnieper, the second-longest river flowing to the Black Sea
-dniowy {suffix} :: -day-long; -day
-dniowy {suffix} :: -day-old
dniowy {adj} [archaic] :: synonym of dzienny
dniówka {f} [colloquial] :: daily wage
dno {n} :: bottom (the lowest part of a container)
dno {n} :: bottom (ground under the sea, ocean, river etc.)
do- {prefix} :: further, additionally
do- {prefix} :: completing something unfinished
do {prep} :: to, towards, into
do {prep} :: until
do {prep} [with deadline] :: by
do dna {phrase} :: bottoms up, literally "to the bottom!"
do dupy {adj} :: See: pl do dupa
do dupy {adj} [vulgar] :: shitty; crappy
do dupy {adv} :: See: pl do dupa
do dupy {adv} [vulgar] :: shitty; crappy
do góry nogami {adv} [idiom] :: upside down
do kurwy nędzy {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar] :: for fuck's sake
do porzygu {adj} [slang, hyperbole] :: until you puke; until you drop
do porzygu {adv} [slang, hyperbole] :: until you puke; until you drop
do porzygu {adv} [idiom, slang, hyperbole, pejorative] :: overdone
do usranej śmierci {adv} [idiom, vulgar, pejorative] :: until hell freezes over, ad infinitum
do widzenia {phrase} [formal] :: goodbye
do zobaczenia {phrase} :: [informal] see you
doba {f} :: day (full 24 hours)
doba {f} :: age, era, period
dobicie {n} :: verbal noun of dobić
dobicie {n} :: coup de grâce
dobić {vt pf} :: to finish off, to kill, to deliver a killing blow
dobić {vt pf} [figuratively] :: to kill, to cause anguish
dobieranie {n} :: verbal noun of dobierać
dobijać {vt impf} :: to finish off, to kill, to deliver a killing blow
dobijać {vt impf} [figuratively] :: to kill, to cause anguish
dobijak {m anim} :: great sand eel (Hyperoplus lanceolatus)
dobijak {m anim} :: Certain other species of sandlance (fish of the family Ammodytidae)
dobijanie {n} :: verbal noun of dobijać
dobitny {adj} :: perspicuous, emphatic
dobór {m inan} :: choice, selection, picking
dobór krewniaczy {m inan} :: kin selection
dobór naturalny {m inan} :: natural selection
dobra {nv} :: goods (that which is produced, traded, bought or sold)
dobra {interj} [colloquial] :: OK!
dobranoc {interj} :: good night
dobro {n} :: [singular only] good
dobro {n} :: [usually in plural] a good
dobro {n} :: [plural only] estate, landed property
dobrobyt {m inan} :: prosperity
dobroczynność {f} :: charity; beneficence, philanthropy
dobroczynny {adj} :: charitable, philanthropic, benevolent, beneficent
dobroczynny {adj} :: beneficial, positive, good
dobroczyńca {m pers} :: benefactor
dobroć {f} :: goodness, kindness
dobrodziej {m pers} [archaic] :: benefactor; a beneficent person; someone who helps others
dobrodziej {m pers} [archaic, now, dialectal or regional] :: Christian priest
Dobrosława {prop} {f} :: given name
dobrostan {m inan} :: well-being
dobrowolny {adj} :: voluntary (acting of one's free will)
dobry {adj} :: good
dobry wieczór {phrase} :: good evening
dobrymi chęciami jest piekło wybrukowane {proverb} :: the road to hell is paved with good intentions
dobrze {adv} :: well
dobrze {adv} :: OK, alright
dobrze {adv} :: good
dobyć {vt pf} [dated] :: to draw (a weapon)
dobytek {m inan} :: belongings (collection of personal items)
dobytek {m inan} [obsolete] :: cattle, livestock
doceniać {v impf} :: to appreciate
docenianie {n} :: verbal noun of doceniać
docenienie {n} :: verbal noun of docenić
docent {m pers} :: docent, lecturer (teacher at a university)
docentura {f} :: lectureship (position of a lecturer or docent)
dochodzenie {n} :: verbal noun of dochodzić
dochodzenie {n} :: investigation (an act conducted especially by prosecutor etc.)
dochodzić {v impf} :: to come, to approach
dochodzić {v impf} :: to approach (a conclusion)
dochodzić {v impf} :: to investigate
dochodzić {v impf} :: to come (orgasm)
dochowanie {n} :: verbal noun of dochować
dochód {m inan} :: net income
dociekać {vi impf} :: to investigate, to inquire
docierać {vi impf} :: to reach (arrive at by effort)
docierać {vt impf} :: to finish grating, to grate some more
docinek {m inan} :: barb, cutting remark
dociskanie {n} :: verbal noun of dociskać
doczepiać {vt impf} :: to hitch, to attach
doczepić {vt pf} :: to hitch, to attach
doczepka {f} :: trailer, tagalong (attachment for a bicycle)
doczepka {f} :: extension, hair extension
doczesny {adj} [religion] :: mundane, worldly (as opposed to divine or related to the afterlife)
dodać {vt pf} :: to add (something to something else)
dodać {v pf} :: to add (to take the sum)
dodajnik {m inan} [mathematics] :: addend (any of the numbers added)
dodajnik {m inan} [mathematics, rare] :: addend, as opposed to an augend
dodatek {m inan} :: addition, supplement
dodatek {m inan} :: appendix (of a book)
dodatek {m inan} [computing] :: add-on
dodatkowy {adj} :: additional, supplementary
dodatni {adj} :: plus, positive (above zero)
dodatni {adj} :: profitable
dodawać {vt impf} :: to add (something to something else)
dodawać {v impf} :: to add (to take the sum)
dodawanie {n} :: addition
dodekafonia {f} [musicology] :: dodecaphony
dodekafoniczny {adj} [musicology] :: dodecaphonic
dodekan {m inan} :: dodecane
dodzwonić {vr pf} :: to get through to
dog niemiecki {m anim} :: Great Dane
dogadzać {vt impf} :: to pamper, to please, to indulge, to pander to
dogięcie {n} :: verbal noun of dogiąć
doglądać {vt impf} :: to look after, to tend to
doglądać {vt impf} :: to oversee, to supervise
dogłębny {adj} :: in-depth, thorough, comprehensive
dogłębny {adj} :: profound (characterized by intensity)
dogodny {adj} :: convenient, conducive, commode
dogodzić {vt pf} :: to pamper, to please, to indulge, to pander to
dogrywka {f} [sports] :: extra time, overtime
dogryzienie {n} :: verbal noun of dogryźć
doić {vt impf} :: to milk (to express milk from mammal)
doić {v impf} [colloquial] :: to milk; to exploit ruthlessly
dojarka {f} :: milkmaid
dojazd {m inan} :: access road
dojazd {m inan} :: act of commuting or traveling somewhere (not on foot)
dojazd {m inan} :: out-run (part of a ski jumping hill)
dojebać {v pf} [vulgar] :: to add
dojebać {v pf} [vulgar] :: to say something stupid
dojebać {v pf} [vulgar] :: to worse the situation
dojebać {v pf} [vulgar] :: to say something funny or clever
dojebać {v pf} [vulgar] :: to annoy, to bother
dojebać {v pf} [vulgar] :: to finish off
dojebać {v pf} [vulgar] :: to beat
dojenie {n} :: verbal noun of doić
dojęcie {n} :: verbal noun of dojąć
dojny {adj} :: milch
dojo {n} :: dojo (a place where martial arts are practiced)
dojrzalszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of dojrzały
dojrzałość {f} :: maturity
dojrzałość {f} :: ripeness
dojrzały {adj} :: mature
dojrzały {adj} :: ripe
dojrzeć {vi pf} :: to ripen, to mature
dojrzewać {vi impf} :: to mature
dojrzewać {vi impf} :: to ripen
dojść {v pf} :: to arrive on foot, to reach [+ do (object) = gen = somewhere]
dojść {v pf} :: to achieve [+ do (object) = gen = something]
dojść {v pf} [colloquial] :: to find out, to arrive at
dojść {v pf} :: to come, to have an orgasm
dok {m inan} [nautical] :: dock
dokańczać {vt impf} :: to finish, bring to completion (assuming that the majority of work has already been done)
dokarmiać {vt impf} :: to feed additionally, to give extra food to
dokarmić {vt pf} :: to feed additionally, to give extra food to
dokąd {pron} :: where (the place to which)
dokądś {pron} :: (to) somewhere (into some direction), somewhither
doker {m pers} :: dockworker, docker, roustabout
dokładka {f} [colloquial] :: seconds, second helping
dokładnie {adv} :: accurately, exactly, precisely
dokładniej {adv} :: comparative of dokładnie
dokładniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of dokładny
dokładny {adj} :: exact, accurate
dokonać {v pf} :: to bring to an end, to accomplish
dokonać {v pf} :: to commit (a crime)
dokonanie {n} :: verbal noun of dokonać; accomplishment
dokonany {adj} [grammar] :: perfective
dokonywać {v impf} :: to accomplish, to bring to an end, to complete
dokonywać {v impf} :: to commit (a crime)
dokończyć {vt pf} :: to finish, bring to completion (assuming that the majority of work has already been done)
dokopanie {n} :: verbal noun of dokopać
dokrojenie {n} :: verbal noun of dokroić
doktor {m pers} :: doctor, person holding a doctorate (Ph.D., M.D.)
doktor {m pers} :: doctor (physician)
doktorant {m pers} :: doctorand (A postgraduate aiming to receive a doctorate)
doktorantka {f} :: feminine noun of doktorant (A postgraduate aiming to receive a doctorate)
doktorat {m inan} :: doctorate, doctoral degree
doktorat {m inan} :: dissertation, doctoral thesis
doktryna {f} :: doctrine
doktrynalnie {adv} :: doctrinally; in a doctrinal manner
doktrynalny {adj} :: doctrinal
dokuczać {vi impf} :: to tease
dokuczać {vi impf} :: to annoy, trouble, bother, vex
dokument {m inan} :: document
dokumentować {vt impf} :: to document
dola {f} [dated or poetic] :: destiny, fate
dola {f} [colloquial] :: cut, share of goods from a robbery
dolar {m anim} :: dollar
dolec {m anim} [colloquial] :: U.S. dollar
dolewanie {n} :: verbal noun of dolewać
doliczony czas {m inan} :: injury time
dolina {f} :: valley, dale
doliniarz {m pers} [prison slang] :: pickpocket
dolinka {f} :: diminutive of dolina
dolinny {adj} [relational] :: valley, dale
dolnołużycki {adj} :: Lower Sorbian
dolnoniemiecki {adj} :: Low German
dolny {adj} :: lower
Dolny Śląsk {prop} {m} :: Lower Silesia
Dolomity {prop} {p} :: Dolomity (mountain range)
dołączać {vt impf} :: to add
dołączać {vi impf} :: to join
dołączać {vr impf} :: to get into the act, to get in on the act, to join in
dołączyć {vt pf} :: to add
dołączyć {vi pf} :: to join
dołączyć {vr pf} :: to get into the act, to get in on the act, to join in
dom {m inan} :: home
dom {m inan} :: house (building)
dom publiczny {m inan} [idiom, euphemism] :: brothel
dom wariatów {m inan} [colloquial, derogatory] :: psychiatric hospital, mental hospital
dom wariatów {m inan} [colloquial, derogatory] :: madhouse (chaotic place)
domagać {vr impf} :: to demand, to want
domagać {vr impf} :: to require, to need
Domarad {prop} {m pers} {f} [archaic] :: given name
Domaradz {prop} {m pers} {f} [archaic] :: given name
domarznięcie {n} :: verbal noun of domarznąć
domator {m pers} :: A homebody; a person that enjoys spending time at their own home
domek {m inan} :: little house
domena {f} [computing] :: domain (DNS domain name)
domena {f} [biology, taxonomy] :: domain
domena {f} :: demesne
domena publiczna {f} :: public domain
domieszka {f} :: admixture
domieszkować {v impf} [electronics] :: to dope, to add a dopant
dominacja {f} :: domination
dominanta {f} [statistics] :: mode
dominanta {f} [music] :: dominant
Dominik {prop} {m pers} :: given name
Dominika {prop} {f} :: Dominika (island/and/country)
Dominika {prop} {f} :: given name
Dominikana {prop} {f} :: Dominikana (country)
domino {n} [dominoes] :: dominoes
domino {n} :: domino costume (masquerade costume)
dominowy {adj} [relational] :: dominoes
dominowy {adj} [relational] :: domino costume
domknięcie {n} [mathematics] :: closure
domknięcie {n} :: verbal noun of domknąć
domniemany {adj} :: presumed, supposed, implied
domofon {m inan} :: entryphone, doorphone
domokrążca {m pers} [archaic] :: door-to-door peddler
domownik {m pers} :: household member, home-dweller, inmate (person who occupies or dwells within a dwelling-house)
domowy {adj} :: domestic, home
domowy {adj} [relational] :: house
domówka {f} [colloquial] :: house party
Don {prop} {m} :: Don (river)
donica {f} :: flowerpot, plant pot, bowl, vase
donica {f} :: mixing bowl
doniczka {f} :: flowerpot
Donieck {prop} {m} :: Donieck (city)
donosiciel {m pers} :: informant, snitch
doń {contraction} :: contraction of do niego
doń {contraction} :: contraction of do niej
doosiowy {adj} :: adaxial
dopadać {vt impf} :: to approach quickly, to run towards
dopadać {vt impf} :: to catch (e.g. a criminal), to catch up with, to nobble
dopadanie {n} :: verbal noun of dopadać
dopalacz {m inan} :: afterburner
dopalacz {m inan} [colloquial] :: designer drug
dopaść {vt pf} :: to approach quickly, to run towards
dopaść {vt pf} :: to catch (e.g. a criminal), to catch up with, to nobble
dopełniacz {m inan} [grammar] :: genitive
dopełniacz {m inan} [biology] :: complement
dopełniać {vt impf} :: to complement, to complete, to supplement, to top up
dopełniać {vt impf} :: to fulfill, to complete, to execute
dopełniać {vr impf} :: to complement (one another), to be complementary
dopełnić {vt pf} :: to complement, to complete, to supplement, to top up
dopełnić {vt pf} :: to fulfill, to complete, to execute
dopełnić {vr pf} :: to complement (one another), to be complementary
dopełnienie {n} :: verbal noun of dopełnić
dopełnienie {n} :: complement (something which completes)
dopełnienie {n} :: fulfilment (the act of consummating a promise)
dopełnienie {n} [grammar] :: object
dopełnienie {n} [set theory] :: complement
dopełnienie dalsze {n} [grammar] :: indirect object
dopierdolić {v pf} [vulgar] :: to make a verbal attack
dopierdolić {vr pf} [vulgar] :: (dopierdolić się) to pick on someone, tyrannize
dopierdolić {v pf} [vulgar] :: to add
dopierdolić {vr pf} [vulgar] :: (dopierdolić się) to waste yourself completely
dopierdolić {v pf} [vulgar] :: to create problems to somebody, to make life harder
dopiero {adv} :: barely, scarcely, just
doping {m inan} [sports] :: doping (the use of drugs to improve athletic performance)
doping {m inan} :: support, encouragement, cheering
dopingować {vt impf} :: to cheer on, to spur on, to encourage
dopingowy {adj} [relational] :: doping
dopisek {m inan} [library science] :: annotation (comment added to a text)
dopływ {m inan} :: tributary (river or stream which flows into a larger one)
dopochwowo {adv} :: vaginally (applied via the vagina)
dopóki {conj} :: as long as, while
dopóki {conj} :: until, till, before
dopracować {vt pf} :: to refine, to tweak, to polish
dopracowywać {vt impf} :: to refine, to tweak, to polish
dopranie {n} :: verbal noun of doprać
doprawdy {particle} :: emphasises truthfulness of a speaker's assertion; really, verily, indeed
doprawdy {interj} [formal] :: is that so? really?
doprowadzać {v impf} :: to lead (guide or conduct with the hand, or by means of some physical contact connection)
doprowadzać {v impf} :: to let or make something [+ acc] enter some state [+ do (object) = gen]
doprowadzać {v impf} :: to let or make something happen [+ do (object) = gen]
doprowadzanie {n} :: verbal noun of doprowadzać
dopuszczać {vt impf} :: to let near, to allow to approach
dopuszczać {vt impf} :: to allow, to permit
dopuszczać {vr impf} :: to commit, to perpetrate
dopuścić {vt pf} :: to let near, to allow to approach
dopuścić {vt pf} :: to allow, to permit
dopuścić {vr pf} :: to commit, to perpetrate
dopychanie {n} :: verbal noun of dopychać
dor. {adj} :: dorycki
doradca {m pers} :: advisor
dorastać {vi impf} :: to grow up, come of age
dorastać {vi impf} :: to measure up (qualify)
doraźnie {adv} :: pro tem, on ad hoc basis
doraźny {adj} :: interim, ad hoc
dormitarz {m inan} :: dormitory (building or part thereof)
dormitorium {n} :: dormitory (building or part thereof)
dorobek {m inan} :: oeuvre (complete body of works)
dorobek {m inan} :: possessions, belongings
dorosłość {f} :: adulthood
dorosły {m pers} :: adult
dorosły {adj} :: adult
doroślejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of dorosły
Dorota {prop} {f} :: given name
Dorotka {prop} {f} :: given name
dorożka {f} :: droshky (open horse-drawn carriage)
dorównać {vt pf} :: to match, to equal, to measure up to [+ dative]
dorównywać {vt impf} :: to match, to equal, to measure up to [+ dative]
dorsz {m anim} :: cod (marine fish of the family Gadidae)
doruta {f} :: A gadiform fish, Trisopterus capelanus
dorycki {adj} :: Doric
dorzecze {n} :: drainage basin (of a river)
dorzucać {vt impf} :: to stoke, to feed
dorzucać {vt impf} :: to throw in, to add
dorzucać {vr impf} :: to chip in, to club together, to kick in
dorzucić {vt pf} :: to stoke, to feed
dorzucić {vt pf} :: to throw in, to add
dorzucić {vr pf} :: to chip in, to club together, to kick in
dosiadać {vt impf} :: to mount, to bestride
dosiąść {vt pf} :: to mount, to bestride
dosięgnąć {v pf} :: to reach (with one's hands)
dosięgnąć {v pf} [literary] :: of misfortune or punishment: to happen to someone; to strike; to be faced with; to be exacted
doskakiwać {vi impf} :: to jump to, to reach by jumping [+ do (object) = genitive = to something]
doskakiwać {vi impf} [colloquial] :: to pop, to nip, to call [+ do (object) = genitive = to/in somewhere]
doskoczyć {vi pf} :: to jump to, to reach by jumping [+ do (object) = genitive = to something]
doskoczyć {vi pf} [colloquial] :: to pop, to nip, to call [+ do (object) = genitive = to/in somewhere]
doskonale {adv} :: perfectly
doskonalić {vt impf} :: to perfect, hone, improve
doskonalszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of doskonały
doskonałość {f} :: perfection
doskonałość {f} :: excellence
doskonały {adj} :: perfect, excellent, flawless
dosł. {adv} :: abbreviation of dosłownie
dosłownie {adv} :: literally (not metaphorically)
dosłowniej {adv} :: comparative of dosłownie
dosłowny {adj} :: literal (e.g., translation)
dosrać {v pf} [vulgar] :: to maliciously criticize [+ dat = someone]
dosrać {v pf} [vulgar] :: to inflict distress [+ dat = on someone]
dostać {vt pf} :: to get (to receive)
dostarczać {vt impf} :: to deliver (bring or transport something to its destination)
dostarczanie {n} :: verbal noun of dostarczać
dostateczny {adj} :: sufficient
dostateczny {adj} :: adequate
dostatek {m inan} :: affluence, richness
dostatek {m inan} :: abundance, plenty
dostatni {adj} :: wealthy, affluent
dostawa {f} :: delivery
dostawać {v impf} :: to get (to receive)
dostawca {m pers} :: supplier, provider
dostawca {m pers} :: deliverer
dostawczak {m anim} [colloquial] :: cargo van
dostęp {m inan} :: access (a way or means of approaching)
dostępniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of dostępny
dostępność {f} :: accessibility
dostępność {f} :: availability
dostępny {adj} :: accessible
dostępny {adj} :: available
dostępny {adj} :: approachable
dostojniczka {f} :: female dignitary
dostojnie {adv} :: dignifiedly
dostojnie {adv} :: majestically
dostojnik {m pers} :: dignitary
dostojność {f} :: dignity
dostojność {f} :: grandeur
dostojny {adj} :: dignified
dostojny {adj} :: majestic
dostosować {vt pf} :: to adjust, to modify, to adapt
dostosować {vr pf} :: to adapt (oneself), to adjust, to conform
dostosowywać {vt impf} :: to adjust, to modify, to adapt
dostosowywać {vr impf} :: to adapt (oneself), to adjust, to conform
dostrojenie {n} :: verbal noun of dostroić
dostrzegać {v impf} :: to see, to perceive
dostrzeganie {n} :: verbal noun of dostrzegać
dosunięcie {n} :: verbal noun of dosunąć
dosuwanie {n} :: verbal noun of dosuwać
doszukać {vr pf} :: to see, to find, to discern
doszukiwać {vr impf} :: to see, to find, to discern
dość {adv} :: quite (to a certain degree)
dość {adv} :: sufficiently
dość {interj} :: enough!
doświadczać {vt impf} :: to experience
doświadczenie {n} :: verbal noun of doświadczyć
doświadczenie {n} :: experience (event(s) of which one is cognizant)
doświadczenie {n} :: experiment
doświadczony {adj} :: experienced, practised, seasoned
doświadczyć {vt pf} :: to experience
dotarcie {n} :: verbal noun of dotrzeć
dotąd {adv} :: here, hereto (to this place)
dotąd {adv} :: until now
dotknąć {v pf} :: [with genitive] to touch (make physical contact with)
dotknąć {v pf} :: [with accusative] to touch (to affect emotionally)
dotknięcie {n} :: verbal noun of dotknąć
dotopienie {n} :: verbal noun of dotopić
dotrwać {vi pf} :: to last out
dotrwać {vi pf} :: to persevere, persist steadfastly
dotrzeć {vi pf} :: to reach (arrive at by effort)
dotrzeć {vt pf} :: to finish grating, to grate some more
dotychczas {adv} :: so far, until now, till now, hitherto
dotyczyć {v impf} :: to concern, interest
dotyczyć {v impf} :: to pertain to something, to apply
dotyk {m inan} :: touch (sense of perception)
dotykać {v impf} :: [with genitive] to touch (make physical contact with)
dotykać {v impf} :: [with accusative] to touch (to affect emotionally)
dotykanie {n} :: verbal noun of dotykać
dotykowy {adj} [relational] :: touch, haptic, tactile (of or relating to the sense of touch)
dowcip {m inan} :: joke (amusing story)
dowcip {m inan} :: joke (root issue)
dowcip {m inan} [dated] :: wit (spoken humour)
dowcip {m inan} [archaic] :: reason, cleverness, wit
dowcipnie {adv} :: humorously, wittily
dowcipnie {adv} [humorous, mildly, vulgar, not comparable] :: vaginally
dowcipniej {adv} :: comparative of dowcipnie
dowcipniś {m pers} :: joker (person who makes jokes)
dowcipny {adj} :: witty, amusing, funny, humorous
dowiedzieć {vr pf} :: to find out
dowiercanie {n} :: verbal noun of dowiercać
dowiercenie {n} :: verbal noun of dowiercić
dowieść {v pf} :: to prove
dowodzić {v impf} [imperfective only] :: to command, to lead, to direct with authority
dowodzić {v impf} :: to prove
dowodzik {m inan} :: diminutive of dowód
dowolny {adj} :: any, arbitrary; not restricted
dowolny {adj} [mathematics] :: arbitrary
dowolny {adj} [figure skating] :: free
dowołanie {n} :: verbal noun of dowołać
dowód {m inan} :: evidence (anything admitted by a court as proof)
dowód {m inan} :: proof
dowód {m inan} [colloquial] :: identity card
dowód osobisty {m inan} :: identity card
dowódca {m pers} :: commander, commanding officer, leader
doznać {vt pf} :: to experience, to feel
doznanie {n} :: verbal noun of doznać
doznanie {n} :: experience, sensation
doznawać {vt impf} :: to experience, to feel
dozorca {m pers} :: caretaker, keeper
dozorczyni {f} :: female caretaker, keeper
dozór {m inan} :: supervision
dozór {m inan} :: inspection
dozór {m inan} :: care
dozór {m inan} :: attendance
dożyć {v pf} :: to reach a certain age
dożylnie {adv} :: intravenously
dożylny {adj} :: intravenous
dożywocie {n} :: life sentence
dożywocie {n} [law] :: notarial contract ceding real estate in exchange for lifelong care
dożywotni {adj} :: lifelong (extending for the entire duration of life)
dół {m inan} :: bottom (direction in space)
dół {m inan} :: bottom (bottom part of an object)
dół {m inan} :: pit (excavation)
dół {m inan} [anatomy] :: fossa
dr {m pers} :: abbreviation of doktor
dr {f} :: abbreviation of doktor
drab {m pers} [colloquial, pejorative] :: large, imposing man
drabarz {m anim} [obsolete] :: A horse with a lateral ambling gait
drabarz {m anim} [obsolete] :: A dromedary (Camelus dromedarius)
drabik {m pers} :: diminutive of drab
drabik {m inan} :: Any moss of the genus Climacium
drabina {f} :: ladder (climbing tool)
draczny {adj} [regional, colloquial] :: funny and weird at the same time
drag {m inan} [slang] :: drug, recreational drug
drag queen {f} {m pers} [LGBT] :: drag queen
draka {f} [colloquial] :: fracas, fight, brawl, or row
dramat {m inan} :: drama (mode of fiction)
dramat {m inan} :: drama (work of such a fiction)
dramat {m inan} :: calamity
dramatycznie {adv} :: dramatically; in a dramatic manner
dramatyczny {adj} :: dramatic (of or relating to the drama)
dramatyczny {adj} :: dramatic (striking in appearance or effect)
drań {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory] :: scoundrel (villain)
drapacz chmur {m inan} :: skyscraper
drapać {vt impf} :: to scratch
drapanie {n} :: verbal noun of drapać
draperia {f} :: drapery (cloth draped gracefully in folds)
draperia {f} :: drape, curtain
drapichrust {m pers} [colloquial] :: vagrant, ne'er-do-well
drapież {f} [obsolete] :: pillage, plunder, robbery (instance of pillaging, plundering, or robbing)
drapież {f} [obsolete] :: plunder, loot (stolen property)
drapieżnica {f} :: female predator
drapieżniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of drapieżny
drapieżnik {m anim} :: predator
drapieżny {adj} :: predatory
drastycznie {adv} :: drastically
drastyczny {adj} :: drastic, extreme
dratwa {f} :: twine (strong thread)
draże {nv} :: dragée (type of chocolate- or sugar-coated sweet)
drażliwość {f} :: irritability, touchiness, irascibility
drażliwy {adj} :: irritable, touchy, irascible
drażnić {v impf} :: to irritate, to annoy
drąg {m inan} :: pole, rod
drągal {m pers} [colloquial] :: A large, clumsy man
drągal {m pers} [colloquial] :: A tall boy; a beanpole
drążek {m inan} :: diminutive of drąg
drążek {m inan} [gymnastics] :: horizontal bar
drążek {m inan} :: pull-up bar, chin-up bar
drążek {m inan} [ballet] :: barre
drążyć {vt impf} :: to hollow
dred {m inan} [chiefly in the plural] :: dread
drelich {m inan} :: drill (cotton fabric)
drelichowy {adj} [relational] :: drill (cotton fabric)
Drenthe {prop} {n} :: Drenthe, a province of the Netherlands
dres {m inan} :: tracksuit
dres {m anim} [colloquial, derogatory] :: see dresiarz
dresiarz {m pers} [pejorative] :: chav; a member of a subculture of young males, who live in urban tower blocks or tenement houses and are often seen as undereducated, unemployed, aggressive and anti-social
dreszcz {m inan} :: thrill, shiver, shudder
drewienko {n} :: diminutive of drewno
drewniak {m inan} :: clog (a type of shoe)
drewniak {m inan} [colloquial] :: A wooden building
drewniak {m inan} :: Any fungus belonging to the genus Hypoxylon
drewniak {m anim} :: guitarrito (a species of banjo catfish, Bunocephalus coracoideus)
drewniak {m anim} [colloquial] :: brown centipede, stone centipede (Lithobius forficatus)
drewniak {m pers} [slang] :: One who shuns amusements
drewniany {adj} :: wooden
drewno {n} :: [singular only] wood (substance, timber)
drewno {n} :: xylem (vascular tissue in land plants)
drewno {n} :: a piece of wood
drewno {n} [colloquial, pejorative] :: someone very poor at dancing, acting, etc
drewnojad {m anim} :: xylophage (any organism that feeds mainly on wood)
drewnojad {m anim} :: Zophobas morio, a species of darkling beetle
drewutnia {f} :: woodshed
Drezno {prop} {n} :: Drezno (city)
dręczyć {vt impf} :: to torment, to torture, to rack
dręczyć {vt impf} :: to bother, to trouble, to distress
drętwienie {n} :: verbal noun of drętwieć
drętwy {adj} :: numb
drętwy {adj} :: lifeless
drętwy {adj} :: torpid
drgać {v impf} :: to vibrate, to tremble, to quiver
drgalnica {f} :: Any cyanobacterium of the genus Oscillatoria
drganie {n} :: vibration
drganie {n} :: verbal noun of drgać
drgawka {f} [symptom] :: convulsion
drgawkowy {adj} [relational] :: convulsion
drgnąć {v pf} :: to make small movements, to wince, to twitch
driakiew {f} :: scabious (any plant of the genus Scabiosa)
Drina {prop} {f} :: Drina
drink {m inan} :: drink (served alcoholic beverage)
drjakiew {f} :: alternative form of driakiew
drobiarz {m pers} :: poultryman, poulterer, poultry farmer
drobiazg {m inan} :: trifle
drobiazg {m inan} :: trinket
drobiazgowo {adv} :: detailedly, elaborately
drobiazgowo {adv} :: pettily
drobiazgowość {f} :: detailedness, elaborateness
drobiazgowość {f} :: pettiness
drobiazgowy {adj} :: detailed, elaborate
drobiazgowy {adj} :: nitpicky, petty
drobić {vt impf} :: to crumble, comminute, morsel
drobić {vi impf} :: to toddle
drobina {f} :: particle, corpuscle
drobiowy {adj} [relational] :: poultry
drobniaczek {m inan} :: diminutive of drobniak
drobniaczek {m inan} :: Any moss of the genus Seligeria
drobniak {m inan} :: A low-value coin
drobniak {m inan} :: A smooth file (tool)
drobniuchno {adv} :: diminutive of drobno
drobniuchny {adj} :: diminutive of drobny
drobniusi {adj} :: diminutive of drobny
drobniusieńki {adj} :: diminutive of drobniusi
drobniusieńko {adv} :: diminutive of drobniuśko
drobniuśki {adj} :: diminutive of drobny
drobniuśko {adv} :: diminutive of drobno
drobniuteńki {adj} :: diminutive of drobniutki
drobniuteńko {adv} :: diminutive of drobniutko
drobniutki {adj} :: diminutive of drobny
drobniutko {adv} :: diminutive of drobno
drobnonóg {m anim} :: symphylan, pseudocentipede, garden centipede
drobnostka {f} :: bagatelle
drobnoustrój {m inan} :: microorganism, microbe
drobny {adj} :: small, fine
drobny {adj} :: petty, trivial, trifling
droga {f} :: way
droga {f} :: road
droga ekspresowa {f} :: expressway; second-highest category of road in Poland, a limited-access highway with no direct access to properties, but not requiring a dual carriageway and some other features of an autostrada
droga ekspresowa {f} :: any road with equivalent features in other countries
droga kołowania {f} :: taxiway
Droga Mleczna {prop} {f} :: Milky Way
droga startowa {f} :: runway (strip for airplanes to land on or take off from)
droga wodna {f} :: waterway
drogeria {f} :: drugstore
drogi {adj} :: expensive
drogi {adj} :: dear
drogo {adv} :: expensively, dearly
drogowiec {m pers} [colloquial] :: roadworker
drogowskaz {m inan} :: signpost
drogowy {adj} :: pertaining to roads
drogówka {f} [colloquial] :: traffic police
dromader {m anim} :: dromedary
dron {m anim} :: drone (unmanned aerial vehicle)
drop {m anim} :: bustard; a bird belonging to the family Otididae, especially the great bustard (Otis tarda) or any member of the genus Ardeotis
dropik {m anim} :: Any bustard of the genus Afrotis, Eupodotis, Heterotetrax, Lissotis, or Lophotis
drozd {m anim} :: thrush (bird)
drozdoń {m anim} :: Asian thrush (Zoothera)
droździk {m anim} :: redwing (Turdus iliacus)
drożdże {nv} :: yeast
drożdżowy {adj} :: related to, or made of, yeast; yeasty
drożdżówka {f} :: bun
drożeć {vi impf} :: to become dearer (more expensive), go up (in price)
drożej {adv} :: comparative of drogo
drożność {f} :: patency, permeability
drożny {adj} :: patent, unobstructed, permeable
droższy {adj} :: comparative degree form of drogi
drób {m inan} :: poultry
dróżka {f} :: diminutive of droga
dróżka {f} :: lane
druch {adv} [Poznań] :: constantly; continuously; still
druciarz {m pers} :: A wireworker (person who manufactures articles from wire)
druciarz {m pers} :: A tinker; an itinerant mender of household utensils
drucik {m inan} :: diminutive of drut
druga strona medalu {f} [idiom] :: flip side, other side of the coin
drugi {num} :: second
drugie danie {n} [colloquial] :: main course
drugoklasista {m pers} :: second-grader
druh {m pers} [dated, literary] :: friend, companion
druid {m pers} :: druid
druidka {f} :: female druid
druk {m inan} :: printing (the process of printing)
druk {m inan} :: print (the letters forming the text of a document)
drukarka {f} :: printer (device)
drukarnia {f} :: printery; printshop; printing house
drukarz {m pers} :: printer (person)
drukarz {m anim} :: engraver beetle (Ips typographus)
drukować {v impf} :: to print
drukowanie {n} :: verbal noun of drukować
drukowany {adj} :: printed; created through printing, as opposed to being handwritten
drum and bass {m inan} :: drum and bass
drumla {f} :: Jew's harp
drut {m inan} :: wire (thin thread of metal)
drut {m inan} :: knitting needle
drut {m anim} [slang] :: shaft; penis
drużba {m pers} :: best man, groomsman, bridesman
drużba {m pers} [obsolete] :: friendship
drużyna {f} [obsolete] :: druzhina, fellowship, retinue
drużyna {f} :: team
drużyna {f} [military] :: squad, troop
drużyna {f} [Scouting] :: troop
drwa {nv} :: firewood (wood intended to be burned, typically for heat)
drwal {m pers} :: logger, lumberjack
drwal {m anim} :: woodcreeper of the genus Hylexetastes
drwalka {f} :: woodshed
drwalnia {f} :: woodshed
drwalnik {m anim} :: Any ambrosia beetle of the genus Trypodendron
drwiąco {adv} :: mockingly, derisively
drwiący {adj} :: mocking, derisive, taunting
drwić {vi impf} :: to scoff, scorn, jeer
drwina {f} :: taunt, jeer, mockery
dryjakiew {f} :: alternative form of driakiew
drylować {v impf} :: to stone (to remove stone from fruit)
drylowanie {n} :: verbal noun of drylować
drzazga {f} :: splinter (a long, sharp fragment of material, often wood)
drzeć {vt impf} :: to tear cloth, paper or similar material; to rend
drzeć {vr impf} [colloquial] :: to yell; to speak very loudly
drzeć {vr impf} [colloquial] :: to scream; to cry
drzemać {v impf} :: to doze, to drowse, to snooze, to nap, to slumber
drzemanie {n} :: verbal noun of drzemać
drzemka {f} :: snooze, nap
drzemlik {m anim} :: merlin (Falco columbarius)
drzewce {n} [sailing] :: spar
drzewce {n} [weapons] :: shaft
drzewce {n} [flags] :: staff, pole
drzewiak {m anim} :: tree-kangaroo (any marsupial of the genus Dendrolagus)
drzewiasty {adj} [botany] :: woody (non-herbaceous)
drzewiec {m inan} [computer science] :: treap
drzewiej {adv} :: formerly
drzewik {m anim} :: tree vole (any rodent of the genus Arborimus)
drzewik {m anim} :: Plasmopara viticola
drzewko {n} :: diminutive of drzewo; small tree
drzewny {adj} :: of or pertaining to a tree; ligneous
drzewny {adj} :: of or pertaining to timber
drzewo {n} :: tree
drzewo iglaste {n} :: A tree with needle-like leaves; a coniferous tree
drzewo pomarańczowe {n} :: orange (tree)
drzewo rozpinające {n} :: spanning tree
drzewojad {m anim} :: goat moth (Cossus cossus)
drzewojad {m inan} :: wolf's bane, mountain tobacco (Arnica montana)
drzeworyt {m inan} :: woodcut
drzewostan {m inan} :: tree stand; trees present in a given area as a group
drzwi {nv} [plurale tantum] :: door
drzwiczki {p} :: diminutive of drzwi
drzwiowy {adj} [relational] :: door
drżący {adj} [relational, phonetics] :: trill
drżączka {f} :: quaking grass (any member of the genus Briza)
drżeć {v impf} :: to tremble, to shiver
drżenie {n} :: verbal noun of drżeć
drżenie {n} [symptom, pathology] :: tremor
dualizm {m inan} :: dualism (condition of being double)
dualizm {m inan} [philosophy] :: dualism (view that the world consists of two fundamental principles)
dualizm {m inan} [theology] :: dualism (belief that the world is ruled by a pair of antagonistic forces)
dualizm {m inan} [politics] :: dualism (separation of powers between the cabinet and parliament)
Dubaj {prop} {m} :: Dubaj (emirate)
Dubaj {prop} {m} :: Dubaj (capital city)
dubas {m inan} [historical, watercraft] :: A type of riverboat used mainly for transporting goods
dubas {m inan} [regional] :: A large, blunt knife
dubbing {m inan} [film] :: dubbing (replacement of voice)
dubbingować {v impf} :: to dub (to replace soundtrack of a film with translation)
dubbingowanie {n} :: verbal noun of dubbingować
dubbingowy {adj} [relational] :: dubbing (replacement of voice)
dubeltówka {f} :: double-barrelled shotgun
dubiel {m pers} [dated, pejorative] :: fool, dummy, simpleton
dubiel {m anim} :: A hybrid of Cyprinus carpio and Carassius carassius
dubiel {m anim} :: A sharp-snout sea bream (Diplodus puntazzo)
dubler {m pers} :: double, stunt double, body double, understudy
dublerka {f} :: female double, stunt double, body double, understudy
Dublin {prop} {m} :: Dublin (capital city)
dubliński {adj} :: Dublin (of, from or pertaining to Dublin in Ireland)
dubn {m inan} :: dubnium (chemical element, Db, atomic number 105)
dubrow. {adj} :: abbreviation of dubrownicki
dubrownicki {adj} :: Dubrovnikan
Dubrownik {prop} {m} :: Dubrownik (city)
dubstep {m inan} :: dubstep (music genre)
duch {m anim} :: ghost (spirit appearing after death)
duch {m anim} :: spirit
duchota {f} [colloquial] :: muggy, stuffy air
duchowieństwo {n} :: priesthood, clergy
duchowy {adj} :: spiritual
duda {f} :: A bagpipe
duda {f} :: A person playing bagpipes
dudek {m anim} :: hoopoe (Upupa epops)
dudek {m pers} [colloquial, derogatory] :: fool
dudy {nv} [plurale tantum] :: bagpipes
dudziarz {m pers} :: bagpiper
dukać {vi impf} :: to stammer
duma {f} :: pride (sense of one's own worth, and abhorrence of what is beneath or unworthy of one)
dumać {v impf} [literary] :: to muse, to ponder [+ nad (object) = ins = something]
dumniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of dumny
dumny {adj} :: proud (feeling pride)
dumny {adj} :: proud (having high self-esteem)
Dunaj {prop} {m} :: the Danube, a European river
Dunajec {prop} {m} :: Dunajec
dunajski {adj} :: Danubian
Dunka {f} :: Dane (female person from Denmark or of Danish descent)
duń. {noun} :: duński
Duńczyk {m pers} :: Dane (male person from Denmark or of Danish descent)
duński {adj} :: Danish
duński {m inan} :: Danish (language)
duńskojęzyczny {adj} :: Danish-speaking
duńskojęzyczny {adj} :: written, spoken or created in the Danish language
dupa {f} [vulgar] :: ass, arse
dupa {f} [vulgar] :: sexually attractive woman
dupa {f} [obsolete] :: hollow, cavity
dupa {interj} [vulgar] :: An expression of disappointment
dupczyć {v impf} [slang, vulgar] :: to fuck, to have sex
dupczyć {vr impf} [slang, vulgar] :: to fuck each other, to have sex
dupczyć {vr impf} [slang, vulgar] :: to break down
dupek {m pers} [offensive] :: asshole (mean or rude person)
dupek {m pers} [sympathetic] :: schmuck (poor schmuck or lost soul)
dupek {m anim} [vulgar] :: jack (card)
duperele {p} [mildly vulgar] :: trifles, trinkets
duplikat {m inan} :: duplicate (identical copy)
dupodajka {f} [vulgar, offensive] :: slut, skank, a promiscuous woman
dupsko {n} :: augmentative of dupa
dupy nie urywa {phrase} [idiom, vulgar] :: alternative form of głowy nie urywa
dur {m inan} [diseases] :: One of several bacterial diseases:
dur {m inan} [music] :: major (scale)
dureń {m pers} [derogatory] :: addle-brain, dimwit, blockhead, dummy, moron
durian {m inan} :: durian
durniacha {f} [Białystok] :: A naive or gullible person
durny {adj} :: stupid, foolish, dumb
durny {adj} [obsolete] :: arrogant
durny {adj} [obsolete] :: armed
durny {adj} [Góral] :: proud
durszlak {m inan} :: colander
dusiciel {m pers} :: strangler, choker
dusiciel {m pers} :: constrictor
dusiciel {m anim} :: boid (snake of the family Boidae)
dusić {vt impf} :: to suffocate, to strangle, choke
dusić {vt impf} :: to stew, braise
dusigrosz {m pers} [colloquial] :: miser, penny pincher
Düsseldorf {prop} {m} :: Düsseldorf (capital city)
dusza {f} :: soul, spirit
dusza {f} :: (clothes iron) heater
dusza {f} [lutherie] :: sound post
duszek {m anim} :: A mythical or supernatural, usually benevolent, being; a sprite, ghost, or fairy
duszek {m anim} :: Any ghost bat of the genus Diclidurus
dusznica {f} [disease] :: asthma
dusznica {f} [cardiology] :: angina
dusznica {f} [Masovia] :: monster
duszny {adj} :: stuffy (lacking fresh air or ventilation)
duszny {adj} :: sultry, stifling
duszny {adj} :: frowsty
duszny {adj} [figurative] :: confined
duża litera {f} :: capital (uppercase letter)
dużo {adv} :: much, a lot of, many
duży {adj} :: big, large
duży fiat {m anim} [colloquial] :: Fiat 125p car
dwa {num} :: two
dwadzieścia {num} :: twenty
dwadzieścia cztery {num} :: twenty-four
dwadzieścia dwa {num} :: twenty-two
dwadzieścia jeden {num} :: twenty-one
dwadzieścia pięć {num} :: twenty-five
dwadzieścia trzy {num} :: twenty-three
dwadzieścioro {num} :: (collective) twenty
dwakroć {adv} :: twice
dwanaście {num} :: twelve
dwanaścioro {num} :: (collective) twelve
dwieście {num} :: two hundred
dwoisty {adj} :: dual (characterized by having two components)
dwojaki {adj} :: twofold
dwoje {num} [collective] :: two
dworka {f} :: female courtier
dworzanin {m pers} :: male courtier
dworzec {m inan} :: station (central place in public transport, such as for trains or buses), in particular a station containing a station building with passenger facilities, such as ticket sales, waiting rooms, food outlets, etc
dwóchsetny {num} :: rare spelling of dwusetny; two-hundredth
dwójeczka {f} :: diminutive of dwójka
dwójka {f} :: The digit 2
dwójka {f} [metonym] :: something assigned the number two: bus line, road, candidate on a ballot, etc
dwójka {f} :: bad grade; E
dwójka {f} [card games] :: deuce
dwójlist {m inan} :: bee orchid (any member of the genus Ophrys)
dwójmyślenie {n} :: doublethink
dwójniak {m inan} :: mead with a 1:1 honey-to-water ratio
dwójnóg {m inan} :: bipod (two-legged stand)
dwór {m inan} :: court, mansion (residence of a sovereign, prince, nobleman, or other dignitary)
dwór {m inan} :: courtyard
dwór {m inan} :: manor
dwór {m inan} [singular only] :: outside
dwórka {f} :: alternative spelling of dworka; female courtier
dwu- {prefix} :: double
dwu- {prefix} :: two
dwubarwny {adj} :: bicolor, bicolour
dwudniowy {adj} :: two-day-old
dwudniowy {adj} :: two-day-long; two-day (lasting two days)
dwudomowość {f} [parasitology] :: heteroecism
dwudomowy {adj} [parasitology] :: heteroecious
dwudziesty {num} :: twentieth
dwugłowy {adj} :: bicephalous (having two heads)
dwugodzinny {adj} :: two-hour-long; two-hour (lasting two hours)
dwugodzinny {adj} :: two-hour-old
dwuipółletni {adj} :: two-and-a-half-year-old (thirty-month-old)
dwuipółletni {adj} :: two-and-a-half-year-long; two-and-a-half-year (lasting two and a half years)
dwujęzyczność {f} :: bilingualism
dwujęzyczny {adj} :: bilingual (speaking two languages)
dwujęzyczny {adj} :: bilingual (written in two languages)
dwukąt {m inan} :: digon
dwukierunkowy {adj} :: bidirectional
dwukołowy {adj} :: two-wheeled, birotate
dwukropek {m inan} :: colon (punctuation mark)
dwukrotny {adj} :: two-time
dwukrotny {adj} :: twofold
dwuletni {adj} :: two-year-old
dwuletni {adj} :: two-year-long; two-year (lasting two years)
dwulicowy {adj} :: two-faced, duplicitous, deceitful
dwulistnik {m inan} :: bee orchid (any member of the genus Ophrys)
dwumian {m inan} [algebra] :: binomial
dwumiesięcznik {m inan} :: bimonthly; something that is published or released once every two months (bimestrially)
dwumiesięczny {adj} :: two-month-old
dwumiesięczny {adj} :: two-month-long; two-month (lasting two months)
dwunastnica {f} :: duodenum
dwunastoletni {adj} :: twelve-year-old
dwunasty {num} :: twelfth
dwunożny {adj} :: bipedal
dwunożny {adj} :: two-legged
dwunóg {m anim} [jocular] :: biped
dwuosiowy {adj} :: biaxial (having two axes)
dwuparzec {m anim} :: millipede, diplopod
dwupienność {f} [botany] :: dioecy
dwupienny {adj} [botany] :: dioecious
dwupierścieniak {m inan} :: Any fungus of the genus Catathelasma
dwupłat {m inan} :: biplane
dwupłatowiec {m inan} :: biplane
dwuręczny {adj} :: two-handed (to be operated with two hands)
dwuróg {m inan} :: double horn anvil
dwuróg {m inan} :: bicorne (hat)
dwusetny {num} :: two-hundredth
dwusieczna {f} :: bisector
dwustronny {adj} :: two-sided, bilateral (having two sides)
dwustronny {adj} :: bipartite, bilateral (affecting two sides; involving two parties)
dwusuw {m inan} [colloquial] :: two-stroke engine
dwusuwowy {adj} :: two-stroke
dwutlenek {m inan} :: dioxide
dwutlenek węgla {m} :: carbon dioxide (CO2)
dwutygodnik {m inan} :: biweekly, bimonthly, semimonthly; something that is published or released once every two weeks
dwutygodniowy {adj} :: fortnightly; biweekly (occurring once every two weeks)
dwutygodniowy {adj} :: two-week-long; two-week (lasting two weeks)
dwutygodniowy {adj} :: two-week-old
dwutysięczny {num} :: two thousandth
dwuwargowy {adj} [phonetics] :: bilabial
dwuwarstwowiec {m anim} :: diploblast (any diploblastic animal)
dwuwymiarowy {adj} :: two-dimensional
dwuznaczny {adj} :: ambiguous (open to multiple interpretations)
dwuznak {m inan} [linguistics] :: digraph
dybać {vi impf} [colloquial] :: to lurk, to lie in wait
dybuk {m anim} :: dybbuk
dyby {fp} :: stocks (device for public humiliation and punishment)
dycha {f} :: augmentative of dyska
dycha {f} [colloquial] :: ten
dycha {f} [colloquial] :: tenner
dycha {f} [disease, Cieszyn Silesia] :: asthma
dychać {vi impf} [archaic] :: to breathe
dychać {vi impf} [archaic] :: to pant
dychanie {n} :: verbal noun of dychać
dychawica {f} [disease] :: asthma
dydaktyczny {adj} :: didactic
dydaktyk {m pers} :: didact, educator
dydaktyka {f} :: didactics, teaching
dyftong {m inan} :: diphthong
dygnitarski {adj} :: of or pertaining to a dignitary
dygnitarz {m pers} :: dignitary
dygotać {v impf} :: to shiver, to quiver
dykcjonarz {m inan} [archaic] :: dictionary
dyktafon {m inan} :: A dictation machine
dyktando {n} :: dictation (orthography exam where the teacher reads out a text and the participants write it down)
dyktator {m pers} :: dictator (totalitarian leader of a dictatorship)
dyktatorka {f} :: dictator (female totalitarian leader of a dictatorship)
dyktatura {f} :: dictatorship
dyktować {vt impf} :: to dictate (speak in order for someone to write down the words)
dyktować {vt impf} :: to dictate, impose (authoritatively)
dyktować {vt impf} [of emotions, experience] :: to dictate, lead, influence one's behavior
dyl {m inan} :: A bar, beam
dyląż garbarz {m anim} :: A species of longhorn beetle, Prionus coriarius
dylemat {m inan} :: dilemma, perplexity, predicament, quandary (difficult circumstance)
dylemat {m inan} [logic] :: dilemma
dyletant {m pers} :: dilettante, dabbler, amateur
dyletantka {f} :: female dilettante, dabbler, amateur
dyliżans {m inan} :: diligence, stage-coach, post chaise, mailcoach
dyliżansowy {adj} [relational] :: diligence, stage-coach, post chaise, mailcoach
dylogia {f} :: dilogy, duology
dym {m inan} :: smoke
dym {m inan} [colloquial, singular only] :: stir, commotion
dymać {v impf} [vulgar] :: to fuck, to have sex
dymać {v impf} [vulgar] :: to screw, to fuck over, to exploit
dymać {v impf} [colloquial] :: to run
dymić {v impf} :: to smoke (give off smoke)
dymienica {f} [symptom] :: bubo
dymisja {f} :: dismissal (deprivation of office)
dymisja {f} :: resignation (from an office, public position)
dymnica {f} :: fumitory, any plant of the genus Fumaria
dymnica {f} :: smokebox
dymny {adj} :: smoky
dynamika {f} :: dynamics
dynamit {m inan} :: dynamite
dynastia {f} :: dynasty, house (series of rulers or dynasts from one family)
dynia {f} :: pumpkin (plant of genus Cucurbita)
dynia {f} :: pumpkin (fruit of that plant)
dynia {f} [school slang, prison slang] :: head; noggin
dynia {f} [school slang] :: fatso; butterball (overweight person)
dynia {f} [school slang] :: A bad grade; F
dynia {f} [prison slang] :: fist (clenched hand)
dyniowiec {m inan} :: A plant belonging to the taxonomic order Cucurbitales
dyniowy {adj} :: pumpkin- (of or made from pumpkin)
dyplom {m inan} :: diploma
dyplom {m inan} :: certificate (document containing a certified statement)
dyplomacja {f} [politics] :: diplomacy (art of conducting international relations)
dyplomacja {f} :: diplomacy (tact and subtle skill in dealing with people)
dyplomata {m pers} :: diplomat (person who is accredited to represent a government)
dyplomata {m pers} :: diplomat (person who uses skill and tact in dealing with other people)
dyplomatka {f} :: diplomat (female person who is accredited to represent a government)
dyplomatka {f} :: diplomat (female person who uses skill and tact in dealing with other people)
dyplomatycznie {adv} :: diplomatically; in a diplomatic manner
dyplomatyczny {adj} :: diplomatic
dyrekcja {f} :: directorate
dyrekcja {f} :: office of a directorate
dyrekcja {f} :: the managerial body of a school
dyrekcja {f} [singular only] :: managerial duties
dyrekcja {f} [archaic] :: homeschooling
dyrekcja {f} [obsolete] :: direction (orientation in space)
dyrektor {m pers} :: head, principal, headmaster
dyrektor {f} :: head, principal, headmaster
dyrektywa {f} :: directive (instruction or guideline)
dyrygent {m pers} :: conductor (a person who conducts an orchestra, choir or other music ensemble)
dys- {prefix} :: dis- (reversal or removal)
dys- {prefix} :: dis- (apart)
dysharmonia {f} :: discrepancy, disharmony, inharmony, mismatch
dysharmonia {f} [music] :: dissonance (conflicting notes that are not overtones of the note or chord sounding)
dyshonor {m inan} :: dishonor
dyskietka {f} :: floppy disk
dyskonto {n} [finance] :: discount (deduction made for interest)
dyskoteka {f} :: discotheque, nightclub
dyskoteka {f} :: dance party
dyskotekowy {adj} [relational] :: disco
dyskredytacja {f} [literary] :: discredit (act or state)
dyskredytować {vt impf} :: to discredit
dyskredytować {vr impf} :: to disgrace oneself
dyskretniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of dyskretny
dyskretny {adj} :: discreet
dyskryminacja {m inan} :: discrimination
dyskryminować {v impf} :: to discriminate, to make decisions based on prejudice
dyskurs {m inan} :: discourse (expression in (spoken or written) words)
dyskurs {m inan} :: discourse (formal lengthy exposition of some subject)
dyskurs {m inan} :: discussion
dyskusja {f} :: debate; discussion
dysleksja {f} :: dyslexia
dyspalatalizacja {f} :: depalatalization
dyspepsja {f} :: indigestion
dysplazja {f} [pathology] :: dysplasia
dysponować {vt impf} :: to have, to have at one's disposal
dyspozycja {f} :: order, instruction
dyspozycja {f} :: disposition
dyspozycyjność {f} :: availability
dyspozycyjny {adj} :: at one's disposal, available, disposable
dysproz {m inan} :: dysprosium (chemical element, Dy, atomic number 66)
dyssypacja {f} [physics] :: dissipation
dystans {m inan} :: distance (amount of space between two points)
dystans do siebie {m} :: the ability to take criticism and not treat oneself seriously; sense of humour, applied to oneself; self-deprecation
dystrybucja {f} :: distribution (process by which commodities get to final consumers)
dystrybucja {f} :: distribution (apportionment of income or wealth in a population)
dystrybucjonizm {m inan} :: distributism
dystrybuować {vt impf} :: to distribute (supply to retail outlets)
dystrybutor {m pers} :: retailer, distributor
dystrybutor {m inan} :: soda fountain
dystrybutor {m inan} :: gas pump
dystrybutorka {f} :: female retailer, distributor
dystrykt {m inan} :: district
Dystrykt Kolumbii {prop} {m} :: District of Columbia
dysydent {m pers} :: dissident
dysydent {m pers} :: noncomformist
dysza {f} :: nozzle (short tube)
dyszeć {v impf} :: to breathe with difficulty (pant)
dyszel {m inan} :: shaft (long thin object by which an animal is harnessed to a vehicle)
dywan {m inan} :: carpet (a fabric used as a floor covering)
dywan {m inan} :: tapestry
dywan {m inan} :: divan (a council)
dywan {m inan} [poetry] :: diwan (poetry)
dywersja {f} [military] :: diversion, subterfuge
dywiz {m inan} :: hyphen (symbol used to join words or to indicate a word has been split)
dywizjonizm {m inan} [painting] :: divisionism
dyżur {m inan} :: shift, duty (the state of being at work and responsible for or doing a particular task)
dzban {m inan} :: pitcher (vessel), jug
dzban {m inan} [colloquial, derogatory] :: moron, fool, dunce, mug
dzbanek {m inan} :: diminutive of dzban
dziać {vt impf} :: to knit
dziać {vr impf} :: to happen
dziad {m pers} [archaic or augmentative] :: grandfather
dziad {m pers} [pejorative] :: old man
dziad {m pers} [pejorative] :: beggar
dziad {m inan} [usually plural] :: bur, burr (of burdock)
dziad {m inan} [usually plural] :: blackberry shrub or fruit
dziada z babą brakuje {phrase} [colloquial, idiom, humorous] :: it's very messy
dziadek {m pers} :: grandfather
dziadek {m pers} [colloquial] :: old man
dziadek {m pers} [colloquial, in plural, ] :: grandparents
dziadek {m pers} [card games, chiefly bridge] :: A player whose hand is shown and is to be played from by another player, dummy
dziadek do orzechów {m} :: nutcracker
dziadek płakał, jak sprzedawał {phrase} [idiom, humorous] :: stereotypical embellished sales pitch
dziadostwo {n} [derogatory] :: crud, crap (something of poor quality)
dziadostwo {n} [derogatory] :: A group of beggars or paupers
dziadowizna {f} [archaic or regional] :: inheritance from one's grandfather
dziadowizna {f} [Łódź] :: A group of beggars
dziadunio {m pers} [colloquial, affectionate] :: grandpa
dziadunio {m pers} [colloquial, affectionate] :: old man
dziadziuś {m pers} [affectionate] :: diminutive of dziadek; grandpa
dział {m inan} :: section
dział {m inan} :: division
dział {m inan} :: department
działacz {m pers} :: activist
działaczka {f} :: female activist
działać {v impf} :: to act (perform an action)
działać {v impf} :: to work, to function correctly
działalność {f} [singulare tantum] :: activity
działanie {n} :: verbal noun of działać action, operation
działanie {n} [mathematics, algebra] :: operation (method of producing values from operands)
działanie {n} [algebra] :: action (homomorphism from a group to a group of automorphisms)
Działdowo {prop} {n} :: Działdowo (town)
działka {f} :: plot of land
działka {f} [colloquial] :: rural vacation home
działka {f} [slang] :: cut; share of criminal proceeds
działka {f} [slang] :: fix; dose of an addictive drug
działko {n} :: diminutive of działo; small-caliber cannon
działo {n} :: gun (a cannon with relatively long barrel, operating with relatively low angle of fire, and having a high muzzle velocity)
dziamdzianie {n} :: verbal noun of dziamdziać
dzianie {n} :: verbal noun of dziać
dzianina {f} :: knitted fabric; knitwear
dziany {adj} :: knitted
dziany {adj} [colloquial] :: loaded, rich, wealthy
dziarski {adj} :: perky
dziarski {adj} :: dashing
dziarski {adj} :: rakish
dziarski {adj} :: spry
dziatwa {f} [archaic or literary, collective] :: brood; offspring; minor children
dziąsło {n} :: gum (the flesh around the teeth)
dziąsłowy {adj} :: gingival (relating to the gums)
dziąsłowy {adj} [linguistics] :: alveolar
dzicz {f} :: wilderness (uncultivated tract of land)
dzicz {f} [derogatory] :: mob (unruly group of people)
dziczek {m anim} :: diminutive of dzik; young wild boar
dziczek {m pers} [dated] :: diminutive of dzik; unmannerly, uncivilized, or antisocial person
dziczka {f} :: wild fruit tree
dziczka {f} :: unmannerly, uncivilized, or antisocial female person
dziczy {adj} :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a wild boar
dziczyzna {f} :: wildmeat
dziczyzna {f} [archaic, collective] :: uncivilized people, barbarians, savages
dziczyzna {f} [archaic] :: incivilization, wildness, barbarousness; the quality of being uncivilized
dziczyzna {f} [archaic] :: a place that is considered uncivilized
dzida {f} :: spear, pike
dzidzia {f} [colloquial, affectionate] :: baby (very young human being)
dzidzia {f} [derogatory] :: bimbo (physically attractive woman who lacks intelligence)
dzidziuś {m anim} [childish] :: baby
dziechcioł {m pers} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: tar worker or salesman
dzieciak {m pers} :: child, kid
dzieciąteczko {n} :: diminutive of dzieciątko
dzieciątko {n} :: diminutive of dziecię
dziecię {n} [poetic] :: child
dziecięcy {adj} :: childish (suitable for a child)
dziecinny {adj} :: childish (behaving immaturely)
dzieciństwo {n} :: childhood (the state of being a child)
dzieciństwo {n} :: childhood (time when one is a child)
dzieciobójca {m pers} :: infanticide (person who commits infanticide)
dzieciobójca {m pers} :: filicide (person who commits filicide)
dzieciobójstwo {n} :: filicide, infanticide (killing of a child, especially one's own)
dzieciuch {m pers} [colloquial] :: small child
dzieciuch {m pers} [colloquial, pejorative] :: child (childish person)
dzieciuch {m inan} [only in plural] :: A potato disease
dziecko {n} :: child
dziedzic {m pers} :: heir, inheritor, successor
dziedzic {m pers} :: landlord, laird, squire
dziedzictwo {n} :: heritage, legacy
dziedziczny {adj} :: hereditary, inheritable
dziedzina {f} :: field of study, discipline
dziedzina {f} :: domain (geographic area)
dziedzina {f} [mathematics] :: domain
dziedzina {f} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: village
dziedziniec {m inan} :: courtyard
dziegciarz {m pers} [obsolete] :: tar worker or salesman
dziegieć {m inan} [singulare tantum] :: tar
-dziej {suffix} :: Attached to nouns to form agent nouns meaning: doer, maker
dzieje {p} :: history
dziejopis {m pers} [archaic] :: chronicler (one who writes a chronicle)
dziejopis {m inan} [archaic] :: chronicle (written account of events)
dziejopisarz {m pers} :: chronicler (one who writes a chronicle)
dziejopisca {m pers} [archaic, rare] :: chronicler (one who writes a chronicle)
dziejopismo {n} :: chronicle (written account of events)
dziekan {m pers} [education] :: dean
dziekan {m pers} [Christianity] :: dean
dziekan {m pers} [diplomacy] :: dean
dziekański {adj} [education] :: of or pertaining to a dean
dziekański {adj} [Christianity] :: decanal
dzielenie {n} :: division, the process of dividing a number by another
dzielić {vt impf} :: to split (divide along a more or less straight line)
dzielić {vt impf} [figurative] :: to divide (disunite in opinion or interest)
dzielić {vt impf} [mathematics] :: to divide
dzielić {vr impf} :: to share
dzielić {vr impf} :: to split up, to divide
dzielna {f} [arithmetic] :: dividend
dzielnica {f} :: district, quarter, borough
dzielnie {adv} :: bravely, valorously
dzielnie {adv} :: dexterously, skillfully
dzielniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of dzielny
dzielnik {m inan} [arithmetic] :: divisor (second operand of division)
dzielnik {m inan} [arithmetic] :: divisor (integer of which another integer is a multiply)
dzielność {f} :: bravery, valour
dzielność {f} :: dexterity, skillfulness
dzielny {adj} :: brave, plucky, valiant
dzielny {adj} :: dexterous, skillful
dzieło {n} :: work (a literary, artistic, or intellectual production)
dziełucha {f} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: girl
dziennie {adv} :: daily, a day
dziennik {m inan} :: journal
dziennik {m inan} :: daily
dziennik {m inan} :: gazette
dziennik {m inan} :: logbook
dziennik {m inan} :: diary
dziennik {m inan} :: daily news
dziennikarka {f} :: female journalist
dziennikarstwo {n} :: journalism
dziennikarz {m pers} :: journalist
dzienny {adj} :: diurnal
dzień {m inan} :: day
dzień {m inan} :: daytime
dzień dobry {phrase} :: good day, good morning, good afternoon
dzień sznura {m inan} [politics] :: a supposedly upcoming mass murder of the ruling class
dziergacz {m anim} :: sparrow-weaver (bird of the genus Plocepasser)
dziergać {vt impf} :: to crochet, to embroider
dzierlatka {f} :: A crested lark (Galerida cristata)
dzierlatka {f} :: A cheerful, scatterbrained young girl
dzierzba {f} :: Any shrike of the genus Lanius
dzierzby {nv} :: Laniidae
dzierżawa {f} :: lease, rental
dzierżawa {f} :: holding
dzierżawa {f} :: tenancy
dzierżawca {m pers} :: tenant, leaseholder, lessee
dzierżawczy {adj} [grammar] :: possessive
dzierżyć {vt impf} :: to hold, wield
Dzierżykraj {prop} {m pers} {f} [archaic] :: given name
dziesiąty {num} :: tenth
dziesięciobój {m inan} [athletics] :: decathlon
dziesięciokąt {m inan} :: decagon
dziesięciokrotny {adj} :: ten-time
dziesięciokrotny {adj} :: tenfold
dziesięciolecie {n} :: decade (ten years)
dziesięcioletni {adj} :: ten-year-old
dziesięcioletni {adj} :: ten-year-long; ten-year (lasting ten years)
dziesięcionóg {m anim} :: decapod (any crustacean of the taxonomic order Decapoda)
dziesięcioro {num} [collective] :: ten
dziesięciotysięczny {adj} :: ten-thousandth
dziesięć {num} :: ten
dziesiętny {adj} :: decimal (e.g., number, logarithm etc.)
dzietność {f} :: fertility rate
dzieucha {f} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: alternative form of dziełucha
dziewanna {f} :: mullein, any plant of the genus Verbascum
dziewczątko {n} :: diminutive of dziewczę
dziewczę {n} [dated except in plural] :: girl
dziewczęcy {adj} :: girlish
dziewczyna {f} :: girl, young woman
dziewczyna {f} :: girlfriend
dziewczynka {f} :: diminutive of dziewczyna; little girl
dzieweczka {f} [colloquial] :: diminutive of dziewka
dziewiąty {num} :: ninth
dziewica {f} :: maiden, virgin
Dziewica Maryja {prop} {f} [Christianity] :: Virgin Mary (the mother of Christ)
dziewictwo {n} :: virginity
dziewiczy {adj} :: maiden, virgin
dziewiczy {adj} [figurative, literary] :: pristine
dziewierz {m pers} [obsolete] :: brother-in-law (the brother of one's husband)
dziewięciokąt {m inan} :: nonagon
dziewięciokrotny {adj} :: nine-time
dziewięciokrotny {adj} :: ninefold
dziewięcioletni {adj} :: nine-year-old
dziewięcioletni {adj} :: nine-year-long; nine-year (lasting nine years)
dziewięciornik {m inan} :: bog star, grass of Parnassus; any of several plants of the genus Parnassia, especially Parnassia palustris
dziewięcioro {num} [collective] :: nine
dziewięć {num} :: nine
dziewięćdziesiąt {num} :: ninety
dziewięćdziesiąty {num} :: ninetieth
dziewięćset {num} :: nine hundred
dziewięćsetny {num} :: nine-hundredth
dziewięćsił {m inan} :: carline thistle (any plant of the genus Carlina)
dziewiętnasty {num} :: nineteenth
dziewiętnaście {num} :: nineteen
dziewiętnaścioro {num} :: (collective) nineteen
dziewka {f} [obsolete] :: girl
dziewoja {f} [archaic] :: girl
dzieża {f} :: kneading trough
dzięcielina {f} :: clover
dzięcioł {m anim} :: woodpecker
dzięciorek {m inan} [obsolete or dialectal] :: A coop or cage for poultry
dzięciur {m anim} :: Any woodpecker of the genus Melanerpes
dzięgiel {m inan} :: angelica (plant of the genus Angelica)
dziękczynienie {n} :: formal thanks
dziękczynienie {n} :: grace (short prayer before or after a meal)
dzięki {nv} [literary] :: thanks (expression of gratitude)
dzięki {prep} [+ dative] :: thanks to
dzięki {interj} [colloquial] :: thanks!
dziękować {vt impf} :: to thank
dziękowanie {n} :: verbal noun of dziękować
dzięks {interj} [slang] :: thanks
dziękuję {interj} :: thank you
dzik {m anim} :: wild boar (Sus scrofa)
dzik {m pers} [colloquial] :: unmannerly, uncivilized, or antisocial person
dziki {adj} :: wild, untamed
dziki {adj} [colloquial] :: wild, lacking inhibition or moderation (e.g. a party)
dziki {adj} [colloquial] :: asocial, shut-in, very introverted
dzikie tłumy {nv} [colloquial, idiom, pejorative] :: excessive crowds, overcrowding at some type of event
dziko {adv} :: wildly, untamedly
dziko {adv} :: wildly, uncontrolledly
dziko {adv} :: rudely
dzikszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of dziki
dzikus {m pers} [derogatory] :: savage
dziobać {v impf} :: to peck (used about a bird)
dziobak {m anim} :: platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus)
dziobanie {n} :: verbal noun of dziobać
dziobaty {adj} :: pockmarked
dziobaty {adj} :: pitted
dziobek {m inan} :: alternative form of dzióbek
dziobogłowiec {m anim} :: giant beaked whale (either member of the genus Berardius)
dzioborożec {m anim} :: hornbill, bucerotid
dzioboróg {m anim} :: ground hornbill (any bird of the genus Bucorvus)
dziobowal {m anim} :: mesoplodont whale (any member of the genus Mesoplodon)
dziołcha {f} [Cieszyn Silesia, Upper Silesia] :: girl
dzionek {m inan} :: diminutive of dzień
dziób {m inan} :: beak, bill (structure projecting from a bird's face)
dziób {m inan} [colloquial, usually, pejorative] :: trap, gob, piehole (a person's mouth)
dziób {m inan} [colloquial, usually, pejorative] :: mug (a person's face)
dziób {m inan} [music] :: mouthpiece
dziób {m inan} [nautical] :: bow (front of a boat or ship)
dzióbać {v impf} [regional] :: alternative form of dziobać
dzióbek {m inan} :: diminutive of dziób
dzióbek {m inan} :: spout
dzióbek {m inan} :: pout, duckface
dzisiaj {adv} :: today
dzisiejszy {adj} :: today's
dzisiejszy {adj} :: present
dziś {adv} :: today
dziuba {f} [dialectal] :: turkey (bird)
dziuba {f} [dialectal] :: chicken (bird)
dziubas {m pers} [colloquial] :: friend, boyfriend
dziubas {m inan} [colloquial] :: kiss
dziubas {m inan} [historical, watercraft] :: alternative form of dubas
dziumdzia {f} :: An unintelligent or sluggish female person; a female dimwit, birdbrain, or airhead
dziumdzia {m pers} :: An unintelligent or sluggish male person; a male dimwit, birdbrain, or airhead
dziupla {f} :: tree hollow
dziupla {f} [slang] :: place where stolen cars are prepared for resale or disassembled for parts; car thieves' hideout
dziura {f} :: hole
dziura {f} [colloquial] :: cavity (hole in a tooth)
dziura {f} [colloquial] :: backwater, a place that is impoverished and perceived as far from civilization
dziura {f} [vulgar] :: vagina
dziura {f} [colloquial] :: cave, cavern
dziurawiec {m inan} :: St John's wort, any plant of the genus Hypericum
dziurdziuch {m pers} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: Someone who is stingy; a scrooge; a miser; a skinflint
dziurdziuch {m pers} [Cieszyn Silesia] :: A malcontent (person)
dziureczka {f} :: diminutive of dziurka
dziurka {f} :: diminutive of dziura
dziurkacz {m inan} :: hole punch
dziw {m inan} :: wonder
dziwaczek {m pers} :: diminutive of dziwak
dziwaczek {m inan} :: Any plant of the genus Mirabilis
dziwaczka {f} :: female weirdo or eccentric
dziwacznie {adv} :: weirdly, bizarrely, freakishly, outrageously
dziwaczny {adj} :: weird, bizarre
dziwadło {n} :: freak
dziwak {m pers} :: weirdo, eccentric, kook
dziwić {vit impf} :: to surprise, to astonish
dziwić {vr impf} :: to marvel, to be astonished
dziwka {f} [slang] :: whore (prostitute)
dziwka {f} [offensive] :: bitch, slut, whore
dziwnie {adv} :: strangely
dziwniejszy {adj} :: comparative degree form of dziwny
dziwny {adj} :: strange, odd
dziwogon {m anim} :: drongo, dicrurid (any bird of the family Dicruridae)
dziwoląg {m pers} :: weirdo, eccentric
dziwoląg {m inan} :: Something bizarre or unusual
dziwonia {f} :: rosefinch (Carpodacus), especially the common rosefinch (Carpodacus erythrinus)
dziwożona {f} :: dziwożona
dziwuszka {f} :: American rosefinch (any finch of the genus Haemorhous)
dzwon {m inan} :: A bell (metallic resonating object)
dzwon {m inan} :: The sound produced by a bell
dzwon {m inan} [slang] :: A car crash
dzwonek {m inan} :: diminutive of dzwon
dzwonek {m inan} :: bell
dzwonek {m inan} :: bellflower (any plant of the genus Campanula)
dzwonek {m inan} [rare] :: St John's wort
dzwonek {m inan} [card games] :: diamond
dzwonić {vi impf} :: to ring, jangle, clink
dzwonić {vt impf} :: (telephone) to ring, call
dzwoniec {m anim} :: greenfinch
dzwoniec {m pers} [Warsaw] :: doorkeeper
dzwoniec {m pers} [derogatory] :: moron, dimwit
dzwonnica {f} :: belfry (a bell tower or steeple housing bells, especially one that is part of a church)
dźgać {vt impf} :: to stab, to jab, to prod
dźwięczny {adj} :: booming, resonating, with a clear loud sound
dźwięczny {adj} [phonetics] :: voiced
dźwięk {m inan} :: sound (sensation perceived by the ear)
dźwiękoszczelny {adj} :: soundproof
dźwiękowy {adj} :: sonic (relating to sound)
dźwig {m inan} :: crane (machinery)
dźwigacz {m inan} [anatomy] :: atlas (uppermost vertebra of the neck)
dźwigać {vt impf} :: to lift
dźwignąć {vt pf} :: to lift
dźwignia {f} :: lever
Dżakarta {prop} {f} :: Dżakarta (capital city)
dżdżownica {f} :: earthworm
dżdżysty {adj} [literary] :: rainy (abounding with rain)
dżelada {f} :: gelada
dżem {m inan} :: jam (sweet mixture of fruit boiled with sugar)
dżentelmen {m pers} :: gentleman
Dżerba {prop} {f} :: Djerba (island off the coast of Tunisia)
dżersej {m inan} :: jersey (a garment knitted from wool)
dżersej {m inan} :: Jersey cattle
dżez {m inan} :: rare spelling of jazz
dżezbend {m inan} :: jazz band
dżezmen {m pers} :: jazzman
dżezowy {adj} :: of or pertaining to the music style jazz; jazzy
Dżibuti {prop} {n} :: Dżibuti (country)
Dżibuti {prop} {n} :: Dżibuti (capital city)
dżihad {m inan} :: jihad
dżin {m inan} :: Alternative spelling of gin
dżin {m pers} :: genie
dżingiel {m inan} :: jingle, short song used for advertising or branding purposes
dżingiel {m inan} [colloquial] :: sound logo
dżinn {m pers} :: genie
dżins {m inan} :: denim
dżinsowy {adj} [relational] :: denim
dżinsy {p} :: jeans (trousers)
dżip {m inan} :: jeep
dżojstik {m inan} :: joystick (mechanical control device)
dżokej {m pers} :: jockey
dżoker {m anim} [card games] :: joker
Dżuba {prop} {f} :: Dżuba (capital city)
dżudo {n} :: judo
dżudoczka {f} :: female judoka
dżudoka {m pers} :: judoka
dżul {m inan} :: joule
dżuma {f} :: plague (disease)
dżungla {f} :: jungle (large, undeveloped, humid forest)
dżungla {f} [colloquial] :: jungle (place where people behave ruthlessly)
dżungla {f} [colloquial] :: lawlessness, unlaw