Translation of Slovak word "myseľ" to English
myseľ
/misɛʎ/
Meaning
NounThe seat of consciousness, thought, and awareness in a person; the intellect or psyche.
How to use
The feminine noun 'myseľ' declines according to the pattern 'dlaň' (G sg: mysle, D: mysli, A: myseľ, L: v mysli, I: mysľou). It refers to the human intellect, psyche, consciousness, or inner disposition.
🇬🇧 English
mind
Example sentence
Mám na mysli niečo úplne iné, než si ty predstavuješ.
I have in mind something completely different from what you imagine.
Zdravá myseľ potrebuje pravidelný odpočinok a dostatok spánku.
A healthy mind needs regular rest and enough sleep.
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Common phrases
- mať na mysli— to have in mind / mean
- otvorená myseľ— open mind
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What does the Slovak word "myseľ" mean?▼
The Slovak word "myseľ" means "mind" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Mám na mysli niečo úplne iné, než si ty predstavuješ." (which translates as "I have in mind something completely different from what you imagine.").
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