No. 8,760 in Polish
rosia
"Rosia" in Polish means "dew."
In a sentence
Rosia często czyta książki w bibliotece.
Rosia often reads books in the library.
Here, 'Rosia' is used as a proper noun referring to someone's name.
W ogrodzie rosia nowa roślina.
In the garden, a new plant is sprouting.
In this sentence, 'rosia' refers to the act of sprouting or growing, highlighting the spontaneous appearance of a plant.
Miała na imię Rosia, ale zmieniono ją na Agata.
She was named Rosia, but it was changed to Agata.
Here, 'Rosia' is again used as a proper noun referring to someone's name.
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