No. 1,529 in Polish
armia
The Polish word "armia" means "army" in English.
In a sentence
Armia ruszyła na front wcześnie rano.
The army moved to the front early in the morning.
In this sentence, "armia" refers to a military force, specifically a structured body of soldiers organized for combat.
Jego praca przyciągnęła całą armię zwolenników.
His work attracted a whole army of supporters.
Here, "armia" is used metaphorically to describe a large group of people unified by a common interest or goal.
Musimy zabezpieczyć armię przed spadkiem morale.
We must secure the army against the drop in morale.
In this usage, "armia" again refers to the military organization, highlighting concerns about its mental and emotional well-being.
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