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Polish frequency list

No. 7,595 in Polish

lw

"Lw" in Polish means "lion" in English.

In a sentence

  • W zoo widziałem pięknego lwa.

    I saw a beautiful lion at the zoo.

    Here, 'lwa' is the genitive singular form of 'lew' (lion), used in context to show possession about seeing the lion.

  • Lew jest królem dżungli.

    The lion is the king of the jungle.

    Here, 'lew' is in the nominative singular form, referring to the subject of the sentence.

  • Witaj, Lwie, królu dżungli!

    Hello, Lion, king of the jungle!

    Here, 'Lwie' is the vocative singular form, used to directly address the lion.

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