No. 6,343 in Polish
bruch
"Bruch" in Polish means "rupture" or "tear," often referring to a physical break or hernia.
In a sentence
Znalazłem kilka kawałków złota w bruchu.
I found some pieces of gold in the debris.
The word 'bruch' here refers to debris or fragments, emphasizing the remnants or scattered pieces.
Rzeka wylewa na brzuch podczas powodzi.
The river spills onto its bed during floods.
In this sentence, 'bruch' could be used metaphorically to describe the river's surroundings, but it generally refers to debris or the natural remnants left by the event.
Podczas remontu zauważyliśmy bruch na strychu.
During the renovation, we noticed debris in the attic.
The word 'bruch' again refers to debris or broken pieces remaining after a certain event or state, contextualizing its use in construction or similar activities.
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