No. 12,486 in Polish
najechał
"najechał" means "invaded" or "ran into" depending on context.
In a sentence
Samochód najechał na kamień na drodze.
The car ran over a stone on the road.
Here, 'najechał' means 'ran over' or 'drove onto', which describes the car encountering and passing over the stone.
Wojska nieprzyjaciela najechały granicę.
The enemy troops invaded the border.
In this context, 'najechały' translates as 'invaded', describing the troops crossing or attacking a boundary forcefully.
Niechcący najechałem kursorem na tekst.
I accidentally hovered the cursor over the text.
Here, 'najechałem' translates to 'hovered over', describing the action of positioning the cursor over a text region.
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