Translation of Polish word "morze" to English
morze
/mɔʐɛ/
Meaning
NounA large body of salt water.
How to use
The neuter noun 'morze' (sea) declines regularly (locative 'w morzu' or 'nad morzem' — by the sea). Polish uses the phrase 'jechać nad morze' (to go to the seaside) using the preposition 'nad' + instrumental. Be careful: 'morze' sounds identical to the modal particle 'może' (maybe), representing a classic homophone spelling trap.
🇬🇧 English
sea
Structure Guide
Polish Word: morze
Translation: sea
Example Sentences
Morze jest głębokie i tajemnicze
The sea is deep and mysterious
Morze Śródziemne, Morze Karaibskie, Morze Kreteńskie itp.
Mediterranean Sea, Caribbean Sea, Cretan Sea etc.
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Common phrases
- nad morzem— at the seaside / by the sea
- jechać nad morze— to go to the sea
- brzeg morza— seashore
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The Polish word "morze" means "sea" in English.
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