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Polonophone

Polonophone adjective: polish-speaking.

Adjective

Polonophone (not comparable)

  1. Polish-speaking.

Noun

Polonophone (plural Polonophones)

  1. A speaker of Polish.
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Forms of Polonophone

pluralPolonophones

Origin of Polonophone

From French polonophone; equivalent to Polono- + -phone.

Questions about Polonophone

What does Polonophone mean?
Polonophone means polish-speaking.
What part of speech is Polonophone?
Polonophone can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near Polonophone in the dictionary

  1. Polonophile
  2. Polonophiles
  3. Polonophilia
  4. Polonophobia
  5. Polonophobic
  6. Polonophone
  7. polony
  8. polonyna
  9. polonynas
  10. Polorós
  11. polos

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