Translation of Polish word "wściekły" to English
wściekły
Meaning
AdjectiveDisplaying or feeling anger.
How to use
The adjective 'wściekły' (furious / mad / rabid) declines regularly. In the masculine personal plural, it becomes 'wściekli' (e.g., 'wściekli klienci' — furious customers). It is derived from 'wściekać się' (to get furious) and is used medically for rabies ('wścieklizna').
🇬🇧 English
angry
Structure Guide
Polish Word: wściekły
Translation: angry
Example Sentences
Kiedy zobaczyłem to wściekłe zwierzę, musiałem uciekać.
When I saw that angry animal, I had to run away.
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Common phrases
- wściekły pies— mad / rabid dog
- wściekły klient— furious customer
- wściekły atak— furious attack
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What does the Polish word "wściekły" mean?▼
The Polish word "wściekły" means "angry" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical context/example: "Kiedy zobaczyłem to wściekłe zwierzę, musiałem uciekać.".
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