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Polski

Polski proper noun: polish (language).

Proper noun

Polski

  1. (offensive, rare, sometimes) Polish (language)
    • 'Da, is it? We don't speak Polski here, mate.'2012 October 15, Conor Kostick, Move, The O'Brien Press, →ISBN

Noun

Polski (plural Polskis)

  1. (offensive, sometimes) A Pole (Polish person)
    • Insensitive to Little Bee's evident distress, the guard comments that he has been unable to 'compete with the Polskis ' for jobs in Britain and is now employed by a European corporation2014 January 28, A. Woolley, Contemporary Asylum Narratives: Representing Refugees in the Twenty-First Century, Springer, →ISBN

Adjective

Polski (not comparable)

  1. (offensive, rare, sometimes) Polish
    • As they looked through them, they commented on the vehicles: that jeep was an ARO from Romania; that car was a Polski Fiat; the pick-up truck outside the mosque was a Polish Żuk.2025 December 18, John Watkins, Enver Hoxha's Long Shadow: Travels in Albania, Andrews UK Limited, →ISBN

Forms of Polski

pluralPolskis

Origin of Polski

Borrowed from Polish polski, capitalized according to the standard rules of English demonyms. Popular usage influenced by -ski.

Phrases with Polski

Questions about Polski

What does Polski mean?
Polski means polish (language).
What part of speech is Polski?
Polski can be a proper noun, a noun or an adjective.

Words near Polski in the dictionary

  1. POLSAs
  2. Polsby
  3. polsci
  4. polska
  5. polskas
  6. Polski
  7. Polski sklep
  8. Polski skleps
  9. Polskin
  10. Polsky
  11. Polskys

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