No. 13,403 in Polish
pachną
"Smell" or "scent" (third-person plural form of "pachnieć," meaning they smell or they emit a scent).
In a sentence
Kwiaty w ogrodzie pachną bardzo intensywnie.
The flowers in the garden smell very intensely.
'Pachną' is used as a verb describing the act of emitting a smell, specifically referring to flowers.
Te perfumy pachną wyjątkowo świeżo.
These perfumes smell exceptionally fresh.
'Pachną' indicates the act of having a particular scent, in this case describing perfumes.
Twoje ciasto pachnie tak smakowicie, że aż mam ochotę je zjeść.
Your cake smells so delicious that I feel like eating it.
'Pachnie' in this example shows the use of this verb conjugated for 'ciasto' (cake), emphasizing the emitted aroma that's perceived.
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