Translation of Polish word "truskawka" to English
truskawka
/truskafka/
Meaning
NounThe sweet, usually red, edible accessory fruit of certain plants of the genus Fragaria.
How to use
The feminine noun 'truskawka' (strawberry) declines regularly. In the genitive plural, it has the form 'truskawek'. Wild strawberry is 'poziomka' in Polish.
🇬🇧 English
strawberry
Structure Guide
Polish Word: truskawka
Translation: strawberry
Example Sentences
Truskawka jest jednym z moich ulubionych owoców.
Strawberry is one of my favorite fruits.
Truskawka jest moim ulubionym owocem.
Strawberry is my favorite fruit.
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Common phrases
- dżem truskawkowy— strawberry jam
- świeże truskawki— fresh strawberries
- koktajl truskawkowy— strawberry milkshake / cocktail
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The Polish word "truskawka" means "strawberry" in English.
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