No. 6,657 in Polish
dracula
The Polish word "dracula" refers to Count Dracula, a fictional vampire character from Bram Stoker's novel "Dracula."
In a sentence
Czy widziałeś film 'Dracula'?
Have you seen the movie 'Dracula'?
In this sentence, 'Dracula' refers to the title of a popular movie and proper noun.
Ten kot wygląda jak mały dracula z ostrymi zębami.
This cat looks like a small dracula with sharp teeth.
Here 'dracula' is used metaphorically to describe the cat resembling a vampire.
Legenda o hrabim Draculi pochodzi z Transylwanii.
The legend of Count Dracula originates from Transylvania.
In this sentence, 'Dracula' refers to the legendary vampire character, serving as a subject of folklore.
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