olyphant

olyphant

The word "olyphant" is not Polish; it refers to an ancient carved ivory hunting horn, often associated with medieval European culture.

In this sentence, 'oliphant' refers to a specific type of medieval horn, often used for ceremonial purposes. The context suggests it's an item of historical and artistic significance.

W muzeum widziałem rzeźbę przedstawiającą oliphanta.

In the museum, I saw a sculpture depicting an oliphant.

Here, 'oliphant' is referring to an artifact discovered in an archaeological context, emphasizing its historical importance.

Znaleziono oliphanta w ruinach starego zamku.

An oliphant was found in the ruins of the old castle.

In this example, 'oliphant' is used in a narrative or mythical sense, emphasizing its role in historical storytelling and legend.

W legendach wspomina się, że rycerz używał oliphanta do wezwania pomocy.

Legends mention that a knight used an oliphant to call for aid.