No. 12,292 in Polish
minę
"Minę" in Polish means "a facial expression" or "I will pass."
In a sentence
Widzę na twojej twarzy poważną minę.
I see a serious expression on your face.
Here, 'minę' is used to describe a facial expression or demeanor someone has.
Przeszliśmy blisko miny na poligonie.
We passed close to a mine on the training ground.
In this context, 'minę' refers to a type of explosive device.
Minę godzinę temu rozmawialiśmy o Twojej propozycji.
An hour ago, we talked about your proposal.
The word 'minę' here originates from the verb 'minąć,' meaning 'to pass,' and indicates the passage of time.
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