No. 6,193 in Polish
bad
The Polish word "bad" means "research" or "examination."
In a sentence
To jest bardzo zły dzień.
This is a very bad day.
The word 'zły' (bad) functions as an adjective describing the unfavorable quality of the day.
Muszę usunąć złe pliki z mojego komputera.
I need to remove bad files from my computer.
In this sentence, 'złe' (bad) is used as an adjective describing unsuitable or corrupt computer files.
On jest zły na mnie za zapomnienie o jego urodzinach.
He is mad at me for forgetting his birthday.
Here, 'zły' (mad) conveys the emotion of anger and is used as a predicate adjective.
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