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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