Translation of Polish word "zmęczony" to English
zmęczony
/ʐmɛnt͡ʂɔnɨ/
Meaning
AdjectiveIn need of some rest or sleep.
How to use
The adjective 'zmęczony' (tired / exhausted) declines regularly. In the masculine personal plural, it becomes 'zmęczeni' (e.g., 'zmęczeni podróżni' — tired travelers). It is derived from 'zmęczyć' (to tire / fatigue).
🇬🇧 English
tired
Structure Guide
Polish Word: zmęczony
Translation: tired
Example Sentences
Zmęczony, poszedłem spać, bo nie mogłem już dłużej czekać.
Tired, I went to sleep because I couldn't wait any longer.
On jest zmęczony od pracy.
He's tired from work.
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Common phrases
- jestem zmęczony— I am tired (masc)
- bardzo zmęczony— very tired
- zmęczony życiem— tired of life / world-weary
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The Polish word "zmęczony" means "tired" in English.
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