Translation of Polish word "dziedziczka" to English
dziedziczka
/d͡ʑɛd͡ʑɪt͡ʂka/
Meaning
NounA woman who inherits or is entitled to inherit property, rank, or title from another, especially a parent.
How to use
The feminine noun 'dziedziczka' (heiress / female inheritor) declines regularly. Note: the source translation is 'descendant' (потомок), which is incorrect; a female heir is an 'heiress' (наследница), while a descendant is 'potomek' or 'potomkini'. It is derived from 'dziedziczyć' (to inherit).
🇬🇧 English
heiress
Structure Guide
Polish Word: dziedziczka
Translation: heiress
Example Sentences
Dziedziczka odziedziczyła fortunę po swoim ojcu.
The heiress inherited a fortune from her father.
Jego dziedziczką jest jego córka.
His heiress is his daughter.
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Common phrases
- bogata dziedziczka— wealthy / rich heiress
- dziedziczka fortuny— heiress to a fortune
- jedyna dziedziczka— sole heiress
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The Polish word "dziedziczka" means "heiress" in English.
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