No. 1,293 in Polish
krew
"Blood."
In a sentence
Widok krwawiącej ręki sprawił, że zrobiło mi się słabo.
Seeing a bleeding hand made me feel faint.
This sentence uses 'krew' to refer to physical blood involved in an injury or wound.
On jest moją własną krwią i ciałem.
He is my own flesh and blood.
Here, 'krew' expresses family ties or a relation, emphasizing closeness and shared lineage.
W jego żyłach płynie królewska krew.
Royal blood flows in his veins.
In this context, 'krew' signifies heritage or noble origin, metaphorically referring to genetic lineage or status.
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