No. 8,681 in Polish
rain
The Polish word for "rain" is "deszcz".
In a sentence
Pada deszcz dzisiaj.
It's raining today.
The noun 'deszcz' is used here to indicate 'rain' as weather.
Płaszcz przeciwdeszczowy chroni przed deszczem.
A raincoat protects against rain.
The noun 'deszcz' is used here in its basic form to refer to rain, and 'przeciwdeszczowy' is an adjective derived from it.
Czasami deszcz może być bardzo silny.
Sometimes the rain can be very strong.
The noun 'deszcz' denotes rain in a descriptive context, emphasizing its intensity.
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