Translation of Polish word "warzywa" to English
warzywa
/varˈʐɨva/
Meaning
NounVegetables: plants and parts of plants eaten as food, such as carrots, cabbage or spinach.
How to use
The word 'warzywa' is the nominative/accusative plural of the neuter noun 'warzywo' (vegetables). It is used collectively to describe vegetables. The related adjective is 'warzywny'.
🇬🇧 English
vegetables
Structure Guide
Polish Word: warzywa
Translation: vegetables
Example Sentences
Warzywa są ważnym elementem zdrowego odżywiania.
Vegetables are an important element of healthy nutrition.
Kupiłem warzywa w sklepie.
I bought vegetables at the store.
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Common phrases
- owoce i warzywa— fruits and vegetables
- jeść warzywa— to eat vegetables
- świeże warzywa— fresh vegetables
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The Polish word "warzywa" means "vegetables" in English.
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