No. 8,289 in Polish
paczka
"Package" or "parcel."
In a sentence
Otrzymałem paczkę z prezentami od przyjaciela.
I received a package with presents from a friend.
Here, 'paczka' refers to a parcel or package, indicating an object sent, usually by mail or delivery services.
Na lunch zjem paczkę chipsów.
For lunch, I will eat a bag of chips.
In this sentence, 'paczka' denotes a small package or bag containing a quantity of something, such as chips or other snacks.
Mam paczkę przyjaciół, z którymi spędzam weekendy.
I have a pack of friends with whom I spend weekends.
Here, 'paczka' is used figuratively to mean a group or a bunch, specifically referring to a close-knit group of friends.
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