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grot

The Polish word "grot" means "tip" or "point" (e.g., of a spear or arrow).

In a sentence

Grot jest ostrym końcem strzały.
The tip is the sharp end of an arrow.
Here 'grot' denotes the pointy end of an arrow, which is crucial for its function.
Grot wskazuje kierunek na mapie.
The pointer indicates the direction on the map.
In this usage, 'grot' refers to the arrow or pointer on a map or graphical representation, symbolizing direction.
Rycerz miał na tarczy symbol grotu.
The knight had a symbol of a spearhead on his shield.
The term 'grot' in this sentence is used to signify a symbolic representation of a spearhead, often as part of heraldry or design.

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