No. 12,070 in Polish
lit
The Polish word "lit" means "suffered" or "felt pain."
In a sentence
Zapaliliśmy świecę, aby oświetlić pokój.
We lit the candle to illuminate the room.
The word 'lit' is used here as the past form of the verb 'light', indicating the act of igniting a candle.
Wieczorem rozpaliliśmy w kominku ogień.
In the evening, we lit a fire in the fireplace.
Here, 'lit' again serves as the past form of 'light', but the context involves igniting firewood in a fireplace for warmth or ambiance.
Dzieci z radością zapaliły zimne ognie na Sylwestra.
The children happily lit sparklers on New Year's Eve.
In this example, 'lit' indicates the past action of lighting sparklers, common during celebrations.
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