Translation of Polish word "poniżej" to English
poniżej
/pɔˈɲɛʐɨ/
Meaning
PrepositionLower in spatial position than.
How to use
The preposition and adverb 'poniżej' (below / under) governs the genitive case when acting as a preposition (e.g., 'poniżej normy' — below standard). It indicates a position lower than a reference point, or a value below a threshold. It is the antonym of 'powyżej' (above).
🇬🇧 English
below
Structure Guide
Polish Word: poniżej
Translation: below
Example Sentences
Książka jest poniżej szafy.
The book is below the bookcase.
Nasz dom stoi poniżej góry.
Our house is below the mountain.
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Common phrases
- poniżej zera— below zero / freezing
- poniżej krytyki— below criticism / abysmal (idiom)
- poniżej średniej— below average
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What does the Polish word "poniżej" mean?▼
The Polish word "poniżej" means "below" in English.
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