No. 8,964 in Polish
smith
In Polish, "smith" translates to **"kowal"**, meaning a person who works with metal, typically creating or repairing items like tools or horseshoes.
In a sentence
Kowal wykuwa nowe podkowy w kuźni.
The blacksmith forges new horseshoes in the forge.
In this sentence, 'smith' translates to 'kowal' in Polish, referring to someone who works with metal, such as a blacksmith.
Marcin jest mistrzem kowalstwa artystycznego.
Marcin is a master of artistic smithing.
Here, 'kowalstwa' is derived from 'kowal' and indicates the craft or trade related to a smith, highlighting the artistic aspect of metalworking.
Firma KowalTech specjalizuje się w zaawansowanych technologiach.
The company KowalTech specializes in advanced technologies.
In this context, 'Kowal' is used as part of a proper noun, possibly derived from the occupational surname 'Kowal', indicating a connection to metalworking roots or tradition.
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