Translation of Polish word "ranek" to English
ranek
/rɛnɛk/
Meaning
NounThe early part of the day, especially from midnight to noon.
How to use
The masculine noun 'ranek' (morning) declines with a mobile 'e' (e.g., genitive 'ranka', locative 'o ranku'). It is synonymous with 'rano' (which functions as both noun and adverb). To say 'in the morning', use 'rano' or 'z rana'.
🇬🇧 English
morning
Structure Guide
Polish Word: ranek
Translation: morning
Example Sentences
Ranek jest moją ulubioną porą dnia
Morning is my favorite time of day
Nauczycielka wyjaśniła, co w tym kontekście oznacza poranek.
The teacher explained what morning means in this context.
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Common phrases
- od samego ranka— since early morning
- chłodny ranek— cool morning
- z samego rana— first thing in the morning
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The Polish word "ranek" means "morning" in English.
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