Translation of Polish word "na" to English
na
Meaning
PrepositionPreposition governing locative (for static position 'on/at') or accusative (for motion 'onto/to' or purpose 'for').
How to use
The preposition 'na' (on / to / for) governs the locative case for location ('na stole') and the accusative case for direction ('na stół'). Note: the source translation is incorrect; it is not a verb meaning 'outside' (which is 'na zewnątrz' or 'na dworze'), but a core preposition. It is also used in time constructions ('na poniedziałek').
🇬🇧 English
on / upon / to / at / for
Structure Guide
Polish Word: na
Translation: on / upon / to / at / for
Example Sentences
Odmalowuje zewnętrzną część swojego domu.
He is repainting the exterior of his house.
Na zewnątrz była surowa, ale w środku miała złote serce.
She was strict on the outside, but on the inside she had a heart of gold.
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Common phrases
- na stole— on the table
- na stół— onto the table
- na zewnątrz— outside
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What does the Polish word "na" mean?▼
The Polish word "na" means "on / upon / to / at / for" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical context/example: "Odmalowuje zewnętrzną część swojego domu.".
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