Translation of Polish word "wiosna" to English
wiosna
/vʲɔsna/
Meaning
NounThe season of the year between winter and summer, marked by warming temperatures and the growth of new plant life.
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
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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