No. 7,720 in Polish
magic
The Polish word "magia" means "magic" in English, referring to the use of supernatural powers to influence events or create effects.
In a sentence
Magia tego miejsca jest niezrównana.
The magic of this place is unparalleled.
In this sentence, 'magia' is used as a noun referring to an enchanting or mesmerizing quality of a location.
On wykonał magiczną sztuczkę, która wszystkich zachwyciła.
He performed a magic trick that amazed everyone.
Here 'magiczną' is an adjective describing a trick, emphasizing its supernatural or illusionary nature.
W dzieciństwie wierzyłem w magię i czary.
In my childhood, I believed in magic and spells.
In this example, 'magię' is used as a noun to signify supernatural phenomena or practices often associated with mysticism.
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