No. 2,900 in Polish
mija
The Polish word "mija" means "passes" or "is passing" in English, often referring to the passage of time or movement.
In a sentence
Czas szybko mija.
Time passes quickly.
The word 'mija' here is used to express the act of time passing, showing its transient nature.
Mija tydzień od naszego ostatniego spotkania.
A week has passed since our last meeting.
In this sentence, 'mija' denotes the amount of time that has elapsed since the stated event.
Mija nas samochód.
A car is passing us.
The use of 'mija' indicates the movement of an object or entity as it goes past another.
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