Translation of Polish word "jej" to English
jej
/jɛj/
Meaning
AdjectiveBelonging to her (belonging to that female person or animal, or in poetic or old-fashioned language that ship, city, season, etc).
How to use
The possessive determiner 'jej' (her / hers) is indeclinable and indicates possession by a female. It is also the genitive and dative form of the third-person singular feminine personal pronoun 'ona' (she).
🇬🇧 English
her
Structure Guide
Polish Word: jej
Translation: her
Example Sentences
Jej oczy są niebieskie
Her eyes are blue
Wczoraj kupiła na targu piękną.
Yesterday she bought a beautiful one at the market.
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Common phrases
- jej książka— her book
- dla niej— for her
- dać jej— to give her
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The Polish word "jej" means "her" in English.
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