Translation of Polish word "kozaki" to English
kozaki
/kɔˈzakʲi/
Meaning
NounA sturdy item of footwear that covers the foot and ankle, and sometimes extends further up the leg, typically made of leather or a similarly durable material.
How to use
The noun 'kozaki' is the plural of 'kozak' (boot / Cossack). It is a masculine noun (genitive 'kozaków', locative 'w kozakach'). In the context of clothing, it refers specifically to high winter boots. Do not confuse with 'Cossacks' (historical horsemen).
🇬🇧 English
boots
Structure Guide
Polish Word: kozaki
Translation: boots
Example Sentences
Szewc naprawił kozaki wczoraj.
The shoemaker repaired boots yesterday.
To zdjęcie przedstawia piękne kozaki.
This photo shows beautiful boots.
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Common phrases
- zimowe kozaki— winter boots / high boots
- skórzane kozaki— leather boots
- kozak— boot / Cossack (singular)
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The Polish word "kozaki" means "boots" in English.
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