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No. 14,646 in Polish

przysz艂a

"Przyszła" means "came" (feminine singular past tense) or "future" (adjective form, depending on the context).

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  • Przyszła wczoraj do naszego domu.

    She came to our house yesterday.

    The word "przyszła" is used as the past tense (third person singular, feminine) of the verb "przyjść" (to come), indicating that the subject (she) came.

  • Przyszła pora na rozmowę.

    The time for a conversation has come.

    Here, "przyszła" functions as a past tense verb describing that the time (which is feminine in Polish) has arrived or come.

  • Przyszła koleżanka, którą znam z dzieciństwa.

    A female friend I know from childhood has come.

    In this example, "przyszła" is again a past tense verb indicating the arrival of a female subject, specifically the friend mentioned.

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