Translation of Polish word "wiedza" to English
wiedza
/fjɛd͡za/
Meaning
AdjectiveThe fact of knowing about something; general understanding or familiarity with a subject, place, situation etc.
How to use
The feminine noun 'wiedza' (knowledge) is a singulare tantum (used only in the singular) and declines regularly. It is derived from the verb 'wiedzieć' (to know facts). The related adjective is 'naukowy' or 'wiedzący'.
🇬🇧 English
knowledge
Structure Guide
Polish Word: wiedza
Translation: knowledge
Example Sentences
Proces produkcji jest wiedza.
The manufacturing process is knowledge.
Wiedza jest źródłem mocy.
Knowledge is the source of power.
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Common phrases
- szeroka wiedza— broad / extensive knowledge
- wiedza ogólna— general knowledge
- zdobywać wiedzę— to acquire / gain knowledge
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