No. 7,845 in Polish
micha
"Bowl" or colloquially, "mouth."
In a sentence
Postawiłem na stole pełną michę zupy.
I placed a full bowl of soup on the table.
In this sentence, 'micha' is used informally to mean 'bowl', often referring to a large, simple dish for serving food.
Moja kotka codziennie je z własnej michy.
My cat eats from her own bowl every day.
Here, 'micha' is used to describe a pet's food container, still keeping its informal tone.
Micha mi się cieszy na samą myśl o wakacjach.
My face lights up at the very thought of vacations.
In this context, 'micha' is used colloquially to refer to the face, indicating an emotional reaction or expression.
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