Translation of Polish word "woda" to English
woda
/ˈvɔda/
Meaning
NounAn inorganic compound.
How to use
The feminine noun 'woda' (water) declines regularly (accusative 'wodę', locative 'wodziye' -> spelled 'wodzie'). Polish distinguishes between tap water ('woda z kranu' or 'kranówka') and mineral/bottled water. It is also used in many idioms.
🇬🇧 English
water
Structure Guide
Polish Word: woda
Translation: water
Example Sentences
Piję wodę
I drink water
Pokazał mi rzekę wody żywej, błyszczącej jak kryształ, wypływającą z tronu Bożego.
He showed me a river of living water, shining like crystal, flowing from the throne of God.
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Common phrases
- woda gazowana— sparkling water
- szklanka wody— glass of water
- woda mineralna— mineral water
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Frequency rank: #41 in Polish
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