Translation of Polish word "ogień" to English
ogień
/ɔˈɡɛɲ/
Meaning
NounMasculine noun meaning 'fire / flame (the combustion or burning of a substance in which heat and light are produced)'.
How to use
The masculine noun 'ogień' (fire) declines with vowel loss and consonant change (genitive 'ognia', locative 'w ogniu'). Note: the source translation is incorrect; it is not grass ('trawa'), but fire. The phrase 'igrać z ogniem' means to play with fire.
🇬🇧 English
fire / flame
Structure Guide
Polish Word: ogień
Translation: fire / flame
Example Sentences
Ogień rośnie w miejscach, gdzie jest dużo wody.
Fire grows in places where there is a lot of water.
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Common phrases
- igrać z ogniem— to play with fire
- otworzyć ogień— to open fire
- ugasić ogień— to extinguish the fire
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The Polish word "ogień" means "fire / flame" in English.
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