Translation of Polish word "rodzice" to English
rodzice
/rɔˈd͡ʑit͡sɛ/
Meaning
NounPlural noun meaning 'parents (father and mother)'.
How to use
The noun 'rodzice' (parents) is a plural-only concept (plurale tantum) in common usage, and is grammatically masculine personal (nominative plural 'rodzice', genitive plural 'rodziców'). Note: the source metadata mistakenly lists this as a verb, but it is a plural noun. The singular 'rodzic' exists in legal/administrative contexts but 'ojciec' (father) or 'matka' (mother) are used in everyday speech.
🇬🇧 English
parents
Structure Guide
Polish Word: rodzice
Translation: parents
Example Sentences
Rodzice są bardzo ważni.
Parents are very important.
Rodzice mnie wspierają.
My parents support me.
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Common phrases
- moi rodzice— my parents
- rodzice i dzieci— parents and children
- spotkanie z rodzicami— meeting with parents
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The Polish word "rodzice" means "parents" in English.
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