No. 9,880 in Polish
all
The Polish word "all" does not exist; it is an English word meaning "everything" or "everyone."
In a sentence
Wszystkie dzieci poszły do szkoły.
All the children went to school.
'Wszystkie' is the plural form of 'all' used as a pronoun to describe a group.
Cały dzień spędziłem na pracy.
I spent the whole day working.
'Cały' in this context means 'whole' or 'entire', describing a temporal extent.
To było wszystko, co powiedział.
That was all he said.
'Wszystko' is used as a pronoun to emphasize totality or entirety of something.
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