No. 7,036 in Polish
hannibal
The Polish word "hannibal" refers to the historical Carthaginian military commander, Hannibal Barca.
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Hannibal był słynnym dowódcą kartagińskim.
Hannibal was a famous Carthaginian commander.
Here, 'Hannibal' is a proper noun referring to the historical figure, Hannibal Barca.
Codziennie oglądam serial „Hannibal”, bo lubię historie kryminalne.
I watch the series 'Hannibal' daily because I enjoy crime stories.
In this sentence, 'Hannibal' refers to the title of a TV series named after its main character.
Przypomniałem sobie cytat: „Hannibal ante portas”.
I remembered the quote: 'Hannibal before the gates.'
Here, 'Hannibal' is used in a historical quote to signify impending danger, referring to Hannibal's threat to Rome.
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