No. 8,352 in Polish

pełen

"Pełen" means "full" or "filled" in English.

In a sentence

Park był pełen dzieci.
The park was full of children.
'pełen' is used as an adjective describing the park to indicate that it was completely occupied or abundant with children.
Jego serce było pełne miłości.
His heart was full of love.
'pełen' is used metaphorically to express a state of emotional abundance, describing the heart as possessing love entirely.
Skrzynka była pełna jabłek.
The box was full of apples.
'pełen' is used to refer to the physical state of something being completely filled with a content, in this case apples in the box.

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