Translation of Polish word "lekki" to English
lekki
/lɛkʲi/
Meaning
AdjectiveOf little weight; not heavy.
How to use
The adjective 'lekki' (light / easy / mild) declines like soft-stem adjectives (lekka, lekkie). Note: the source metadata mistakenly lists this as a verb, but it is an adjective. In the masculine personal plural, it becomes 'lekcy' (e.g., 'lekcy w zachowaniu' — light-hearted/flippant). Its comparative is 'lżejszy' (note the major stem change: k:ż and e:o drop) and superlative is 'najlżejszy'. The adverb is 'lekko' (lightly / easily). It is the antonym of 'ciężki'.
🇬🇧 English
light
Structure Guide
Polish Word: lekki
Translation: light
Example Sentences
Projekt wymaga lekkiej analizy.
The project requires a light analysis.
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Common phrases
- lekki ból— mild / light pain
- lekkie śniadanie— light breakfast
- lekki wiatr— light wind / breeze
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The Polish word "lekki" means "light" in English.
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