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1 king
[king] n 1. mbret. 2. (në shah) mbret; (në damë) damë; (në letra) mbret● kingdom ['kingdëm] n 1. mbretëri. 2. botë, mbretëri; animal kingdom mbretëria e kafshëve; the Kingdom of Heaven Mbretëria e Qiellit; till Kingdom come deri ditën e Gjyqittë Fundit● kingfisher ['kingfishë:] n. zool. bilbil uji● king post [king pëust] n. tra vertikal i çatisë● kingship ['kingship] n. mbretërim● king-size ['kingsaiz] adj 1. tepër i madh (senduiç). 2. më i gjati, shumë i gjatë (cigare); king-size cigarettes/bed cigaretë gjata; shtrat i madh* * *mbret -
2 shah
(Persian) checkmate; shah, king -
3 шах королю
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4 şah
"shah; (satranç) king" -
5 szach
Ⅰ m pers. (N pl szachowie) Hist. shah- szach Iranu the Shah of IranⅡ m inanim. sgt (G szacha a. szachu, A szacha) (w szachach) check- szach-mat checkmate- dać szacha królowi to check the king■ trzymać kogoś w szachu to keep a. hold sb in check* * *m; gen sg -u lub -a1) check ( tytuł władcy) gen sg -a, nom pl -owie2) Shahtrzymać kogoś w szachu — (przen) to keep sb in check
* * *mppl. - owie hist. (= władca perski) shah.int. i miGen. -u l. -a tylko sing. szachy check; szach i mat checkmate; szach z odsłony discovered check; podwójny szach double check; dać szacha (królowi) check (the king); trzymać kogoś w szachu przen. get l. have sb over the barrel.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > szach
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6 шах
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7 şah
n. shah, king, check* * *King -
8 shoh
(Persian) shah, king; king (in chess or cards); checkmate (s. kiwt). shoh ber to checkmate. shohning xotini queen. shohning qizi princess -
9 şah
1) shah; kingşahzadə – prince; princess (qız)şah əsər – masterpieceşah damarı – aorta2) şaxm. checkşah elan etmək – check to the king◊ şaha qalxmaq – rear up (at haqqında) -
10 шах
1. м. (титул) 2. м. шахм.check -
11 шах
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12 द्विसहस्र
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13 podshoh
(Persian) padishah, shah, king, monarch. oq podshoh the Tsar -
14 shohanshoq
(Persian) king of kings (title of shah of Iran) -
15 шах
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