No. 11,186 in Polish
granata
"Granata" in Polish translates to "grenade" in English.
In a sentence
Mam w torbie zielonego granata.
I have a green grenade in my bag.
Here, 'granata' is used to refer to a grenade, demonstrating its literal usage.
Kolor jej sukienki przypomina mi dojrzały kolor granata.
The color of her dress reminds me of the ripe color of a pomegranate.
Here, 'granata' relates to a pomegranate fruit, showing the word's use metaphorically to describe its color.
Żołnierze rozpraszającą się zaczęli rzucać granatami.
The soldiers, dispersing, began throwing grenades.
In this context, 'granata' refers to grenades, indicating the plural form of the item in military use.
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