No. 14,710 in Polish
pułk
"Pułk" in Polish means "regiment" in English, referring to a military unit.
In a sentence
Wojskowy pułk przygotowywał się do parady.
The military regiment was preparing for a parade.
In this sentence, 'pułk' refers to a military unit, specifically a regiment, showcasing its association with organizational structures in the armed forces.
Pułk Anglików zasłynął w bitwie pod Waterloo.
The English regiment became famous in the Battle of Waterloo.
Here, 'pułk' is used again in the context of military units, emphasizing the specific nationality and historical significance of the regiment.
Spacerując po parku, natrafiliśmy na stary obraz przedstawiający pułk rycerzy.
While walking in the park, we came across an old painting depicting a regiment of knights.
In this usage, 'pułk' extends metaphorically to refer to an organized group, in this case knights, within an artistic depiction.
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