Translation of Polish word "nienawidzić" to English
nienawidzić
/ɲɛnaviˈt͡ɕt͡ɕ/
Meaning
VerbAn object of hatred.
How to use
The verb 'nienawidzić' (to hate) is imperfective. Note: the source metadata mistakenly lists this as a noun, but it is a verb. It has a soft stem conjugation: 'nienawidzę', 'nienawidzisz'. Crucially, unlike 'kochać' and 'lubić' which govern the accusative, 'nienawidzić' always governs the GENITIVE case (e.g., 'nienawidzić spóźnień' — to hate lateness).
🇬🇧 English
to hate
Structure Guide
Polish Word: nienawidzić
Translation: to hate
Example Sentences
On nienawidzić swojego brata.
He hates his brother.
Ja nienawidzić kotów.
I hate cats.
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Common phrases
- nienawidzić kłamstwa— to hate lies / lying
- nienawidzić zimy— to hate winter
- szczerze nienawidzić— to hate sincerely / truly
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The Polish word "nienawidzić" means "to hate" in English.
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