Translation of Polish word "święto" to English
święto
/ɕfjɛntɔ/
Meaning
NounA day on which a religious event or secular celebration is traditionally observed.
How to use
The neuter noun 'święto' (holiday / feast / celebration) declines regularly. In the genitive plural, it has the form 'świąt' (e.g., 'Wesołych Świąt!' — Happy Holidays / Merry Christmas). The related adjective is 'świąteczny' (festive).
🇬🇧 English
holiday
Structure Guide
Polish Word: święto
Translation: holiday
Example Sentences
Święto jest czasem roku, kiedy ludzie spędzają czas z rodziną.
A holiday is a time of year when people spend time with their family.
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Common phrases
- wesołych świąt— happy holidays / merry christmas
- święto państwowe— national / public holiday
- święto narodowe— national holiday
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The Polish word "święto" means "holiday" in English.
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