No. 1,323 in Polish
obiad
"Obiad" means "dinner" or "lunch," typically the main meal of the day in Poland.
In a sentence
Lubimy jeść obiad razem z rodziną.
We like to eat lunch together with the family.
In this sentence, 'obiad' refers to the meal eaten typically in the afternoon, commonly translated as 'lunch' or 'dinner', depending on the context.
Dzisiejszy obiad był bardzo smaczny.
Today's lunch was very tasty.
Here, 'obiad' is the subject of the sentence and denotes the specific meal consumed earlier.
Co jest na obiad dzisiaj?
What is for lunch today?
In this question, 'obiad' is used to inquire about the planned meal for the day, again in the context of an afternoon or main mealtime activity.
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