No. 6,218 in Polish
bator
"Bator" is not a standalone word in Polish; it is primarily a surname, most notably associated with Stephen Báthory (Stefan Batory), a 16th-century King of Poland.
In a sentence
Stefan Batory był królem Polski w XVI wieku.
Stephen Báthory was the king of Poland in the 16th century.
Here, 'Batory' is used as a proper noun (surname) indicating the specific historical figure—Stefan Batory.
Zamówiliśmy na obiad batory, który okazał się bardzo smaczny.
We ordered batory for lunch, and it turned out to be very tasty.
In this context, 'batory' refers to a dish or plate in some regional dialect or specialized usage, showcasing the versatility in meanings across domains.
Często w dzieciństwie dostawała batory od swojej babci.
She often received batory from her grandmother during childhood.
Here, 'batory' might symbolize a specific item or gift given during childhood, employed metaphorically or colloquially.
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