No. 7,713 in Polish
maciejaka
The Polish word "maciejaka" does not appear to be a standard term in Polish; it may be a proper noun, surname, or a regional/local term. Could you clarify or provide context?
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Maciejaka to odmiana jabłoni, która rośnie w Polsce.
Maciejaka is a variety of apple tree that grows in Poland.
Here, 'Maciejaka' refers specifically to a genus or type of apple tree native to Poland, used as a proper noun.
W ogrodzie widziałem kilka maciejak, które również dobrze owocują.
In the garden, I saw a few Maciejakas which also bear fruit well.
'Maciejaka' in this sentence is used in its plural form to describe multiple individuals of the apple tree variety.
Dzięki maciejace ogród wygląda dużo piękniej.
Thanks to the Maciejaka, the garden looks much more beautiful.
Here, 'Maciejaka' is used to suggest its aesthetic contribution to the appearance of the garden, indicating its ornamental value.
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