No. 6,861 in Polish

full

In Polish, "full" is borrowed from English and means "completely filled" or "entirely occupied."

In a sentence

Pokój był pełny pudeł.
The room was full of boxes.
In this sentence, "pełny" expresses a state of being fully occupied or filled with objects.
Odczuwam pełnię życia w takich chwilach.
I experience the fullness of life in such moments.
Here, "pełnię" (a form of "pełny") indicates a state of completeness or fulfillment in an abstract or emotional context.
Musisz zachować pełną kontrolę nad sytuacją.
You must maintain full control over the situation.
In this sentence, "pełną" describes a complete and comprehensive extent of control.

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