No. 13,784 in Polish
pognano
"Pognano" means "herded" or "driven" (as in animals or people being driven/moved).
In a sentence
Pasterze pognano owce na pastwisko.
The shepherds drove the sheep to the pasture.
The word 'pognano' in this sentence signifies an action of herding or driving animals towards a specific location.
Z obozu więźniów pognano na ciężkie roboty.
The prisoners were driven from the camp to hard labor.
Here 'pognano' is used metaphorically to describe forcing people to move to a harsh situation under authoritative rules.
Na polu bitwy pognano wrogie wojska z pozycji.
The enemy troops were driven away from their positions on the battlefield.
In this case, 'pognano' refers to actively moving or pushing opposing forces away from a position.
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