No. 9,445 in Polish
warchołach
"Warchołach" is the locative plural form of "warchoł," meaning troublemaker or agitator.
In a sentence
W klubie opowiadali o dawnych warchołach, którzy wzniecali zamieszki.
In the club, they talked about ancient rowdies who caused disturbances.
Here, 'warchołach' refers to individuals causing disorder or trouble, emphasizing their behavior.
W starej książce wspominano o warchołach podczas XIX-wiecznych protestów.
An old book mentioned troublemakers during 19th-century protests.
Here, 'warchołach' is used to describe people engaging in rebellious or tumultuous acts during the protests.
Historia pełna jest przykładów warchołach, którzy stali się bohaterami narodowymi.
History is full of examples of rowdies who became national heroes.
Here, 'warchołach' denotes individuals initially seen as disruptive but later recognized as significant figures.
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