No. 6,681 in Polish
dworze
"Dworze" means "manor" or "court."
In a sentence
Na dworze jest bardzo zimno.
It's very cold outside.
Dwór in this context refers to the outdoors or outside, emphasizing the importance of the weather conditions.
W dawnym dworze mieszkał szlachcic.
A nobleman lived in the old manor.
Dwór in this context refers to a manor house, a traditional aristocratic residence.
Dworzanie czekali na przyjazd króla.
The courtiers waited for the arrival of the king.
Dwór in this context refers to the royal court or entourage, highlighting the connection to royalty or nobility.
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