Translation of Polish word "zdrowie" to English
zdrowie
/zdʐɔˈvjɛ/
Meaning
NounThe state of being free from physical or psychological disease, illness, or malfunction; wellness.
How to use
The neuter noun 'zdrowie' (health) declines regularly in the singular. To toast someone, Poles say 'Na zdrowie!' (Cheers! / To your health!). It is also said when someone sneezes (equivalent to 'Bless you!').
🇬🇧 English
health
Structure Guide
Polish Word: zdrowie
Translation: health
Example Sentences
Zdrowie jest bardzo ważne dla naszego życia.
Health is very important for our life.
Ona ma dobre zdrowie.
She has good health.
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Common phrases
- na zdrowie— cheers / bless you
- zdrowie psychiczne— mental health
- dbać o zdrowie— to take care of health
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The Polish word "zdrowie" means "health" in English.
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