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Translation of Polish word "ona sama" to English

ona sama

/hɛrˈsɛlfpol/

Meaning

Pronoun

Her; the female object of a verb or preposition that also appears as the subject.

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How to use

The pronoun phrase 'ona sama' (she herself / alone) consists of the personal pronoun 'ona' (she) and the emphatic pronoun/determiner 'sama' (herself/alone). Both parts decline in agreement (e.g., genitive 'jej samej', dative 'jej samej', instrumental 'nią samą', locative 'o niej samej'). Note: the source metadata mistakenly lists this as a noun, but it is a pronoun phrase.

🇬🇧 English

herself

Usage GuideWe use this word to describe a person who performs an action independently.

Structure Guide

Polish Word: ona sama
Translation: herself

Example Sentences

Ona sama zrobiła wszystko.

She did everything herself.

On sam zrobił całą pracę.

He did all the work himself.

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Synonyms

she independently / by herselfshe personallyshe of her own accord

Common phrases

  • ona sama to zrobiłashe did it herself
  • tylko ona samaonly she herself / alone
  • porozmawiać z nią samątalk to her herself (instrumental)

This concept in other languages

Frequency rank: #841 in Polish

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What does the Polish word "ona sama" mean?

The Polish word "ona sama" means "herself" in English.

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