No. 3,595 in Polish
daniel
"Daniel" in Polish refers to a "fallow deer."
In a sentence
Daniel lubi chodzić na spacery po lesie.
Daniel likes to go for walks in the forest.
In this sentence, 'Daniel' is used as a proper noun to refer to a person's name.
W zoo widziałem daniela, który miał majestatyczne poroże.
At the zoo, I saw a fallow deer with majestic antlers.
Here, 'daniel' is a common noun used to refer to a type of deer.
Daniele w tej okolicy są rzadkością i należy je chronić.
Fallow deer in this area are rare and should be protected.
In the plural form 'daniele', it denotes multiple individuals of the deer species.
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