Translation of Polish word "krewny" to English
krewny
/ˈkrɛvnɨ/
Meaning
AdjectiveA person related to another by blood, marriage or adoption; a member of one's family.
How to use
Krewny is a masculine noun meaning a relative — a person connected to you by blood or family ties, such as a cousin, uncle or grandparent. The feminine form is krewna.
🇬🇧 English
relative
Structure Guide
Polish Word: krewny
Translation: relative
Example Sentences
To rozwiązanie wydaje się bardzo krewny.
This solution seems very relative.
To jest mój bliski krewny.
This is my close relative.
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Common phrases
- daleki krewny— distant relative
- bliski krewny— close relative
- krewni i znajomi— relatives and friends
- zamieszkały z krewnymi— living with relatives
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The Polish word "krewny" means "relative" in English.
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