No. 10,887 in Polish
eko
"Eko" in Polish means "eco," referring to ecological or environmentally friendly.
In a sentence
Kupiłem eko warzywa na targu.
I bought eco vegetables at the market.
The word 'eko' is used as an abbreviation of 'ekologiczne', meaning ecological or organic, to describe the vegetables as grown without synthetic chemicals.
Ten sklep sprzedaje tylko produkty eko.
This store only sells eco products.
The word 'eko' is used to denote items that are environmentally friendly or sustainable, emphasizing the store's commitment to ecological standards.
Chciałbym żyć bardziej eko, oszczędzając energię i wodę.
I would like to live more eco, saving energy and water.
Here, 'eko' is used as an adjective to describe a lifestyle that is environmentally aware and focused on sustainability.
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