No. 8,299 in Polish
palus
"Palus" in Polish refers to a "finger."
In a sentence
Podniosłem palus z ziemi.
I picked up the stick from the ground.
The word 'palus', derived from Latin, denotes a 'stick' or 'rod' in this context.
W czasach starożytnych, palus był często używany jako narzędzie.
In ancient times, a stick (palus) was often used as a tool.
Here, 'palus' refers to a general term for sticks or tools made from them in historical contexts.
Młody bojownik trenował walkę na palusach.
The young fighter trained fighting with sticks.
In this sentence, 'palus' signifies sticks utilized for training or combat purposes.
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