No. 12,200 in Polish
mawial
"Mawiał" means "used to say" or "would say" in English.
In a sentence
Dawniej mawiał, że życie to podróż pełna niespodzianek.
He used to say that life is a journey full of surprises.
The word 'mawiał' is used in past tense to denote a habit or repeated action in speech.
Mój dziadek mawiał, że zdrowie jest najważniejsze.
My grandfather used to say that health is the most important.
In this sentence, 'mawiał' emphasizes repeated and habitual talking about a topic over time.
Ludzie mawiali, że jest wyjątkowo utalentowany.
People used to say that he was exceptionally talented.
Here, 'mawiali' is the plural past form used to show repeated statements by a group of people about someone.
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