This is the 15513th most frequent Polish word.
stado
"Stado" means "herd" or "flock" in English, referring to a group of animals.
In this sentence, 'stado' refers to a group of animals of the same species, specifically sheep, emphasizing its meaning as a collective noun.
Na pastwisku pasło się duże stado owiec.
A large herd of sheep was grazing in the pasture.
Here, 'stado' is used metaphorically to describe a group of children, highlighting their collective movement akin to how animals might move in unison.
Stado dzieci biegało po boisku.
A flock of children was running around the playing field.
In this usage, 'stado' refers to a group of wolves, showing its use in describing natural behavior patterns of animals and their interactions.