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No. 5,298 in Polish

sadzone

"Sadzone" means "fried" or "sunny-side-up" (typically referring to eggs).

In a sentence

  • Lubię sadzone jajka na śniadanie.

    I like fried eggs for breakfast.

    Here, "sardzone" is an adjective describing the type of eggs, indicating that they are fried.

  • W ogródku mam niedawno sadzone drzewa.

    In my garden, I have recently planted trees.

    Here, "sadzove" is an adjective derived from the verb "sadzać" (to plant), describing the trees as recently planted.

  • Ziemniaki sadzone wiosną już teraz kwitną.

    Potatoes planted in the spring are blooming now.

    Here, "sadzone" is a participle used to specify that the potatoes were an object planted in the spring.

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