Translation of Polish word "pomarańcza" to English
pomarańcza
/pɔmaraɲt͡ʂa/
Meaning
NounAn evergreen tree of the genus Citrus such as Citrus sinensis which yields oranges (the fruit).
How to use
The feminine noun 'pomarańcza' (orange fruit) declines regularly (genitive plural 'pomarańczy'). Note that the color orange is described by the related adjective 'pomarańczowy'.
🇬🇧 English
orange
Structure Guide
Polish Word: pomarańcza
Translation: orange
Example Sentences
Pomarańcza rośnie w ciepłym klimacie
The orange tree grows in a warm climate
Kupiłem pomarańczę w sklepie.
I bought an orange at the store.
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Common phrases
- sok z pomarańczy— orange juice
- skórka pomarańczy— orange peel
- pomarańczowy kolor— orange color
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