No. 14,413 in Polish
przelot
"Przelot" means "flight" or "passage," often referring to a brief transit or movement through the air.
In a sentence
Samolot odbył przelot nad miastem.
The airplane conducted a flight over the city.
Here, 'przelot' is used to refer to a flight or passage, particularly in the context of aviation.
Przelotne opady deszczu pojawiły się nad ranem.
Light rainfall appeared in the early morning.
'Przelotne' (derived from 'przelot') in this sentence denotes something transient or brief, such as rainfall.
Między nami była tylko przelotna znajomość.
Between us, there was only a fleeting acquaintance.
'Przelotna' relates to 'przelot' here in the sense of something short-lived or transient, describing the acquaintance.
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