No. 2,528 in Polish

niska

"Low" or "short" (feminine form).

In a sentence

Książka stoi na niskiej półce.
The book is on a low shelf.
In this sentence, 'niska' is used as an adjective describing the shelf as being low in height.
Jej głos jest niska, co nadaje mu ciekawego brzmienia.
Her voice is low, which gives it an interesting tone.
Here, 'niska' describes the voice, indicating a low pitch.
Temperatura dzisiejszego dnia jest wyjątkowo niska.
Today's temperature is exceptionally low.
In this context, 'niska' refers to the temperature, indicating it is low in comparison to usual values.

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