No. 7,800 in Polish
mazguła
"Mazguła" is a colloquial Polish term referring to a foolish, clumsy, or slow-witted person.
In a sentence
Ten mazguła znów zapomniał o spotkaniu.
This scatterbrain forgot about the meeting again.
The word 'mazguła' is used to describe a forgetful or absent-minded person.
Nie bądź mazgułą i postaraj się bardziej.
Don't be a scatterbrain and try harder.
Here 'mazguła' serves as an exhortation, encouraging someone to focus and avoid forgetfulness.
Widziałem film, gdzie główny bohater był taką mazgułą.
I saw a movie where the main character was such a scatterbrain.
In this sentence, 'mazguła' is used as a characterization, illustrating a trait of the individual being described.
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