Translation of Polish word "głowa" to English
głowa
/ˈɡwɔva/
Meaning
NounThe part of the body of an animal or human which contains the brain, mouth, and main sense organs.
How to use
The feminine noun 'głowa' (head) declines regularly. In Polish, it is often used in idioms relating to thinking, memory, or sanity. Note that the phrase 'boleć' (to ache) requires the accusative for the person whose head hurts (e.g., 'Boli mnie głowa' — My head hurts).
🇬🇧 English
head
Structure Guide
Polish Word: głowa
Translation: head
Example Sentences
Turysta podziwiał głowa w centrum.
The tourist admired head in the center.
Firma poszukuje ludzi z głową do biznesu.
The company is looking for people with a mind for business.
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Common phrases
- kręcić głową— to shake one's head
- zawrót głowy— dizziness
- mieć spokojną głowę— to have peace of mind
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The Polish word "głowa" means "head" in English.
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