No. 9,348 in Polish

ultra

The Polish word "ultra" means "extremely" or "excessively."

In a sentence

To był ultra intensywny trening.
It was an ultra intense workout.
The word "ultra" is used here as a prefix to emphasize the intensity of the workout, showing that it was extremely intensive.
Nowy film jest ultra zabawny, musisz go zobaczyć.
The new movie is ultra funny, you have to see it.
In this sentence, "ultra" serves as a prefix to the adjective "zabawny" (funny), intensifying its meaning to denote something exceptionally humorous.
Ten materiał jest ultra lekki i wygodny.
This material is ultra light and comfortable.
Here, "ultra" is used to describe the material's lightness, qualifying it as being extraordinarily light.

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