Translation of Polish word "wolność" to English
wolność
/vɔlˈɕɛɲt͡ɕ/
Meaning
VerbThe state of being free.
How to use
The noun 'wolność' (freedom / liberty) is feminine despite ending in a consonant, and declines as a feminine i-stem (genitive 'wolności'). It is derived from 'wolny' (free). The phrase 'na wolności' means at liberty / free.
🇬🇧 English
freedom
Structure Guide
Polish Word: wolność
Translation: freedom
Example Sentences
On ceni swoją wolność i nie chce jej utracić.
He values his freedom and does not want to lose it.
Ta wolność jest dla mnie дуже важлива.
This freedom is very important to me.
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Common phrases
- wolność słowa— freedom of speech
- na wolności— at liberty / out of prison
- walka o wolność— struggle / fight for freedom
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The Polish word "wolność" means "freedom" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical context/example: "A state of existence, caused by the lack of restrictions or dependence.".
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