No. 9,367 in Polish
urwisy
"Urwisy" means "rascals" or "mischievous kids" in English.
In a sentence
Urwisy wspięły się na drzewo w ogrodzie.
The rascals climbed a tree in the garden.
In this sentence, 'urwisy' is used to refer to mischievous children in an endearing way, commonly used to describe playful and cheeky kids.
Te małe urwisy zawsze coś knują.
Those little rascals are always up to something.
Here, 'urwisy' is used to indicate playful or mischievous children engaging in some harmless, sneaky activity.
Spójrz na te urwisy, jak bawią się na podwórku.
Look at those rascals playing in the yard.
In this example, 'urwisy' describes children playing energetically, emphasizing their carefree and playful nature.
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