No. 1,218 in Polish

magdalena

"Magdalena" in Polish refers to "madeleine," a small sponge cake.

In a sentence

Magdalena jest bardzo utalentowaną artystką.
Magdalena is a very talented artist.
Here, 'Magdalena' is used as a proper name to refer to a person.
Zjadłem pyszną magdalenę na śniadanie.
I ate a delicious magdalena for breakfast.
Here, 'magdalena' refers to a type of pastry or cake, showcasing its usage in culinary context.
Jedna magdalena wystarczyła, aby nasycić mój głód.
One magdalena was enough to satisfy my hunger.
Similar to the previous sentence, the word 'magdalena' is used to describe a food item.

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