No. 12,463 in Polish
naga
The Polish word "naga" means "naked" or "bare" in English.
In a sentence
Artystka namalowała obraz przedstawiający nagą postać.
The artist painted a picture depicting a naked figure.
Here, 'naga' is used as an adjective to describe a person without clothes.
Tamta naga prawda była trudna do zaakceptowania.
That bare truth was difficult to accept.
In this sentence, 'naga' metaphorically means 'bare' or 'unembellished'.
Lubię chodzić boso po nagiej ziemi.
I like walking barefoot on bare earth.
The word 'naga' is describing earth (ground) without cover, emphasizing simplicity or absence of additions.
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