No. 6,747 in Polish
emaus
"Emaus" refers to Easter Monday celebrations in Poland, often involving fairs and festive gatherings, inspired by the biblical story of the disciples meeting Jesus on the road to Emmaus.
In a sentence
Każdego roku uczestniczymy w procesji do EMAUS.
Every year we participate in the procession to EMAUS.
Here, 'EMAUS' refers to a local religious event or tradition.
W opowieści biblijnej uczniowie rozpoznali Jezusa w Emaus.
In the biblical story, the disciples recognized Jesus in Emmaus.
In this instance, 'Emaus' denotes the biblical town where the event took place.
Wieczorem byłem na spacerze w parku Emaus.
In the evening, I went for a walk in Emmaus park.
Here, 'Emaus' is used as a proper noun referring to a place or park named 'Emmaus'.
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