Translation of Polish word "sąsiad" to English
sąsiad
/sɛ̃ˈɕad/
Meaning
NounA person who lives near or next to another; someone who resides in a nearby or adjoining home.
How to use
The masculine personal noun 'sąsiad' (neighbor) has the feminine form 'sąsiadka'. It has irregular plural forms due to consonant mutation: the nominative plural is 'sąsiedzi' (note the a:e change) and the genitive plural is 'sąsiadów'.
🇬🇧 English
neighbor
Structure Guide
Polish Word: sąsiad
Translation: neighbor
Example Sentences
Mój przyjaciel polecił ten sąsiad.
My friend recommended this neighbor.
Sąsiad jest bardzo przyjazny.
The neighbor is very friendly.
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Common phrases
- mój sąsiad— my neighbor
- bliski sąsiad— close neighbor
- sąsiedzi z naprzeciwka— neighbors from across the street / hall
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The Polish word "sąsiad" means "neighbor" in English.
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