No. 10,011 in Polish
bagatelna
"Bagatelna" means "trivial" or "insignificant" in English.
In a sentence
To był bagatelny problem, więc szybko go rozwiązaliśmy.
It was a trivial problem, so we solved it quickly.
The word "bagatelny" is used to describe something trivial or unimportant, emphasizing that the problem wasn't significant and could be dealt with promptly.
Nie uważaj tego za bagatelne, to naprawdę ważne.
Don't consider this trivial; it's really important.
Here, "bagatelne" is used to denote something negligible or minor, cautioning against dismissing its significance.
Koszt naprawy był bagatelny w porównaniu do ceny nowego urządzenia.
The repair cost was insignificant compared to the price of a new device.
This usage of "bagatelny" highlights the relativity of significance by comparing costs and deeming one substantially lesser or trivial in impact.
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