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Animals in Polish

horse
koń
horse
cat
kot
cat
crocodile
krokodyl
crocodile
rabbit
królik
rabbit
cow
krowa
cow
chicken
kurczak
chicken
lion
lew
lion
butterfly
motyl
butterfly
dog
pies
dog
bee
pszczoła
bee
bird
ptak
bird
fish
ryba
fish
snail
ślimak
snail
elephant
słoń
elephant
pig
świnia
pig

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'Koń' is the Polish word for 'horse'. Its roots can be traced to the Proto-Slavic '*kȏńь', which is related to the word for horse in many Slavic languages. The Proto-Slavic term itself likely has connections to the Proto-Indo-European '*ḱónh₂', which also pertains to horses. This PIE root has given rise to similar words in various Indo-European languages, such as 'hinn' in Old Norse and possibly 'hippos' in Ancient Greek.

'Pszczoła' translates to 'bee' in English. The word is derived from the Proto-Slavic '*bьčela', and it's fascinating how many Slavic languages have retained variations of this term for bees. This word, in turn, has connections to the Proto-Indo-European '*bʰei-', a root that signifies the buzzing or humming sound, which is characteristic of bees. It's a lovely example of onomatopoeic origins, where the word imitates the sound associated with the object or action it refers to.



📖 Word List

Voice koń
horse
Voice kot
cat
Voice krokodyl
crocodile
Voice królik
rabbit
Voice krowa
cow
Voice kurczak
chicken
Voice lew
lion
Voice motyl
butterfly
Voice pies
dog
Voice pszczoła
bee
Voice ptak
bird
Voice ryba
fish
Voice ślimak
snail
Voice słoń
elephant
Voice świnia
pig




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