No. 11,796 in Polish
koryt
The Polish word "koryt" is the genitive plural form of "koryto," meaning "troughs" or "beds" (e.g., riverbeds or feeding troughs).
In a sentence
Rzeka płynęła spokojnie w głębokim korycie.
The river flowed calmly in a deep channel.
Here, 'korycie' refers to the riverbed, the natural depression where the river flows.
Zwierzęta zebrały się przy korycie, aby się napić.
The animals gathered by the trough to drink.
Here, 'korycie' denotes a trough, typically used to provide water or feed for animals.
Projekt kanalizacji uwzględnia przebieg koryt podziemnych.
The sewer project takes into account the course of underground channels.
In this context, 'koryt' describes conduits or channels used in infrastructure to direct water or other elements.
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