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Polish frequency list

No. 71 in Polish

kilka

"Kilka" means "a few" or "several" in English.

In a sentence

  • Mam kilka książek.

    I have a few books.

    The Polish word 'kilka' is used here to convey a small number of objects, in this case, books, and serves as a quantifier.

  • Kilka osób przyszło na spotkanie.

    A few people came to the meeting.

    In this sentence, 'kilka' refers to an unspecified but small number of people in the context of attendance.

  • Zostałem w domu przez kilka dni.

    I stayed at home for a few days.

    Here, 'kilka' quantifies a small number of days to indicate the duration of the action described.

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