Translation of Polish word "nikt" to English
nikt
/nɪkt/
Meaning
PronounNot any person; the logical negation of somebody.
How to use
The negative pronoun 'nikt' (nobody / no one) is grammatically singular and masculine personal, declining like 'kto' with the prefix 'ni-' (genitive 'nikogo', dative 'nikomu', accusative 'nikogo', instrumental 'nikim', locative 'o nikim'). Note: the source metadata mistakenly lists this as a noun, but it is a pronoun. In Polish, it requires double negation in the sentence (e.g., 'nikt nie wie' — nobody knows).
🇬🇧 English
nobody
Structure Guide
Polish Word: nikt
Translation: nobody
Example Sentences
Nikt mi nie pomaga.
Nobody helps me.
Nikt nie widział tego.
Nobody saw this.
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Common phrases
- nikt nie wie— nobody / no one knows
- nikt inny— nobody else / no one else
- prawie nikt— almost nobody / no one
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The Polish word "nikt" means "nobody" in English.
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