No. 7,921 in Polish
morgan
"Morgan" is an old unit of land area in Poland, approximately equal to 0.56 hectares or 1.38 acres.
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Na wsi rolnicy używają morganu jako jednostki miary ziemi.
In the countryside, farmers use 'morgan' as a unit of land measurement.
In this sentence, 'morgan' refers to an old unit of area used in Poland and some other countries for land measurements, typically around 0.56 hectares.
Morgan zaplanował spotkanie na poniedziałek.
Morgan scheduled the meeting for Monday.
Here, 'Morgan' is used as a proper noun, likely a person's name.
Widząc piękny widok, spojrzał na niego z morganem w oczach.
Seeing the beautiful view, he looked at it with a spark in his eyes.
In this sentence, 'morgan' figuratively represents a sparkle or glimmer, indicating emotions or admiration.
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