No. 7,787 in Polish
massive
The Polish word "massive" does not exist; it is an English word meaning "large and heavy or solid." In Polish, a similar concept could be translated as "masywny."
In a sentence
Ten budynek jest naprawdę masywny.
This building is really massive.
The adjective 'masywny' describes the large and sturdy structure of the object.
Z powodu masywnego deszczu musimy zostać w domu.
Because of the massive rain, we have to stay at home.
The term 'masywny' characterizes the significant intensity of the rain.
To był masywny sukces dla tej firmy.
It was a massive success for this company.
The word 'masywny' expresses the great magnitude or impact of the success.
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