Translation of Polish word "mięsień" to English
mięsień
/mjɛ̃ɕɛɲ/
Meaning
NounA contractile form of tissue which animals use to effect movement.
How to use
The masculine noun 'mięsień' (muscle) has an irregular plural form: nominative plural is 'mięśnie' (not 'mięsenie'), genitive plural 'mięśni' (or 'mięśniów' - rare). In the singular, the genitive is 'mięśnia'.
🇬🇧 English
muscle
Structure Guide
Polish Word: mięsień
Translation: muscle
Example Sentences
Student zbadał ten mięsień z zainteresowaniem.
The student studied this muscle with interest.
Mięśnie są ważne dla zdrowia.
Muscles are important for health.
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Common phrases
- ból mięśni— muscle pain / soreness
- napięcie mięśni— muscle tension / tone
- mięsień sercowy— cardiac muscle / myocardium
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Frequency rank: #715 in Polish
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The Polish word "mięsień" means "muscle" in English.
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