No. 6,089 in Polish

amir

In Polish, "amir" does not have a specific meaning and is typically a borrowed term or a name; in other contexts or languages, it may refer to a ruler or leader (emir).

In a sentence

Amir chciałby iść na spacer.
Amir would like to go for a walk.
"Amir" is used here as a proper noun, a personal name.
Ta historia pochodzi z książki o dowódcy amira.
This story comes from a book about the leader, amir.
"Amir" is used as a noun meaning a commander or leader, derived from Arabic.
Czy amir w tej organizacji jest liderem?
Is the amir in this organization the leader?
"Amir" is used as a title or position within a hierarchical structure.

Hear it in real podcasts

The recording above is a synthetic voice. Hear how people say “amir” in actual Polish podcasts.

Find “amir” in podcasts

Learn it from shows you like

LangTurbo plays Polish podcasts with a transcript and the English under every line. Tap a word like this one and it tells you what it means right there.

Get the app

Polish books and courses on Amazon (an affiliate link: a purchase through it supports this site).