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Translation of Polish word "wszystko" to English

wszystko

/fsftɕko/

Meaning

Pronoun

All the things under discussion.

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How to use

The pronoun 'wszystko' (everything / all) is grammatically singular and neuter. Note: the source metadata mistakenly lists this as a noun, but it is a pronoun. It declines as: genitive 'wszystkiego', dative 'wszystkiemu', instrumental 'wszystkim', locative 'o wszystkim'. The phrase 'przede wszystkim' means first of all / above all. The phrase 'wszystkiego najlepszego!' is the standard wish for birthdays or celebrations ('all the best!').

🇬🇧 English

everything

Usage GuideWe use this word in sentences where we want to describe everything.

Structure Guide

Polish Word: wszystko
Translation: everything

Example Sentences

Wszystko jest gotowe.

Everything is ready.

Wszystko jest w porządku.

Everything is fine.

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Synonyms

doctor (informal)medic / physicianspecialist / consultantfemale doctor

Common phrases

  • wszystko w porządkueverything is fine / alright
  • wszystkiego najlepszegoall the best / happy birthday
  • przede wszystkimabove all / first of all

This concept in other languages

Frequency rank: #661 in Polish

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What does the Polish word "wszystko" mean?

The Polish word "wszystko" means "everything" in English.

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