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* * *a.1. (= powszechny, częsty) common, general; (= codzienny) everyday; rzeczownik pospolity gram. common noun.2. (= przeciętny) average; (= zwyczajny, pospolity, banalny) ordinary, common, commonplace.3. (= prostacki) boorish, coarse; (o słowach, wyrażeniach) (= ordynarny) vulgar, coarse.4. lit. (= stanowiący ogół) common; pospolite ruszenie hist. mass levy, universal conscription.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > pospolity
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m Jęz. noun- □ rzeczownik jednostkowy singular noun- rzeczownik nieżywotny inanimate noun- rzeczownik osobowy personal noun- rzeczownik pospolity common noun- rzeczownik własny proper noun- rzeczownik zbiorowy collective (noun)- rzeczownik żywotny animate noun* * ** * *miGen. -a gram. noun, substantive; rzeczownik abstrakcyjny/konkretny abstract/concrete noun; rzeczownik odsłowny deverbal noun; rzeczownik policzalny/niepoliczalny countable/uncountable noun; rzeczownik pospolity common noun; rzeczownik rodzaju męskiego/żeńskiego/nijakiego masculine/feminine/neuter noun.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > rzeczownik
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