No. 1,308 in Polish
min
"Min" in Polish means "facial expression" or "countenance."
In a sentence
Minęło kilka dni od naszego ostatniego spotkania.
Several days have passed since our last meeting.
In this sentence, 'minęło' means 'has passed', and it refers to the passage of time.
W mijającym roku wydarzyło się wiele ważnych rzeczy.
In the passing year, many important things happened.
Here, 'mijającym' refers to 'passing', describing the ongoing year.
Nie powinniśmy przegapić tego minionego koncertu.
We should not have missed that past concert.
In this case, 'minionego' refers to 'past', describing the concert as something that has already occurred.
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