No. 12,698 in Polish

nienawidzi

"Hates."

In a sentence

Ona nienawidzi zimy.
She hates winter.
The word 'nienawidzi' is used here as a verb in the third person singular present tense to describe a strong dislike towards 'zimy' (winter).
Dlaczego on nienawidzi biegać?
Why does he hate running?
In this sentence, 'nienawidzi' is used to express an aversion towards an activity (running), with 'biegać' being the infinitive form of the verb.
Dzieci nienawidzą jeść warzyw.
Children hate eating vegetables.
Here, while the word is altered (nienawidzą) to agree with the plural subject 'Dzieci' (Children), it maintains its role as a verb showing dislike.

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