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Polish frequency list

No. 2,591 in Polish

sącza

The word "sącza" is a form of the verb "sączyć" in Polish, meaning "trickles" or "seeps" in English.

In a sentence

  • Woda sącza się przez małą dziurę.

    Water is oozing through a small hole.

    Here, 'sącza' is derived from the verb 'sączyć', describing a process of liquid slowly passing or oozing.

  • Piotr sącza swój sok, kontemplując widok.

    Piotr is sipping his juice, contemplating the view.

    In this context, 'sącza' means 'sipping', referring to the slow consumption of a liquid.

  • Zapach kawy sącza się w powietrzu.

    The smell of coffee is diffusing through the air.

    Here, 'sącza' metaphorically describes the gradual spreading of a scent.

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