No. 4,265 in Polish
drżą
"Drżą" means "they tremble" or "they shiver" in English.
In a sentence
Liście drżą na wietrze.
Leaves are trembling in the wind.
Here 'drżą' signifies the physical trembling or shaking of the leaves caused by the wind.
Ludzie drżą ze strachu podczas burzy.
People are trembling with fear during the storm.
In this context, 'drżą' is used metaphorically to describe the way people may physically shake due to emotional fear or stress.
Ręce mi drżą z nerwów przed egzaminem.
My hands are trembling from nerves before the exam.
'Drżą' here expresses the involuntary physical trembling of hands due to nervousness or anxiety.
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