Translation of Polish word "wiosna" to English
wiosna
/vʲɔsna/
Meaning
NounAn act of springing: a leap, a jump.
How to use
The feminine noun 'wiosna' (spring) declines regularly. In the locative, it is 'wiośnie' (with s:ś and n:ni mutation). To say 'in spring', say 'wiosną' (using the instrumental case). The related adjective is 'wiosenny' (springlike / vernal, e.g., 'wiosenne porządki' — spring cleaning).
🇬🇧 English
spring
Structure Guide
Polish Word: wiosna
Translation: spring
Example Sentences
Muzyk dostroił wiosna przed koncertem.
The musician tuned spring before the concert.
Wiosna jest czasem roku, kiedy kwitną kwiaty.
Spring is a time of year when flowers bloom.
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Common phrases
- wiosną— in spring
- wiosenne porządki— spring cleaning
- początek wiosny— beginning of spring
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