No. 8,938 in Polish
skiba
A "skiba" in Polish refers to a slice, strip, or ridge of soil, often seen in plowed fields.
In a sentence
Na polu leżała duża skiba ziemi.
There was a large clod of soil lying in the field.
Here, 'skiba' is used to refer to a chunk or clod of soil, typically created during plowing.
Skiba chleba została położona na stole.
A crust of bread was placed on the table.
In this sentence, 'skiba' refers to a piece or slice of bread, particularly a crust.
Jan Skiba był znanym pisarzem.
Jan Skiba was a renowned writer.
Here, 'Skiba' is used as a proper noun, specifically a surname.
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