No. 13,947 in Polish
porz
The word "porz" does not exist in standard Polish vocabulary.
In a sentence
Porzuć swoje obawy i zacznij działać.
Let go of your worries and start taking action.
Here, 'porzuć' is the imperative form of the verb 'porzucić', meaning 'to abandon' or 'to let go'. It encourages the listener to leave something behind, metaphorically their worries.
Porzucenie planów na przyszłość było dla niego trudne.
Abandoning plans for the future was difficult for him.
In this sentence, 'Porzucenie' is a noun derived from the verb 'porzucić'. It refers to the act of abandoning something, in this case, plans.
Nie powinieneś porzucić projektu w połowie jego realizacji.
You shouldn't abandon the project halfway through its implementation.
Here, 'porzucić' is used as the verb in the infinitive form, meaning 'to abandon'. It suggests leaving something unfinished.
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