No. 16,403 in Polish
wart
The Polish word "wart" means "worth" in English.
In a sentence
Ten obraz jest wart dużo pieniędzy.
This painting is worth a lot of money.
Here, "wart" expresses value or worth in terms of currency or importance.
To wydarzenie jest wart uwagi.
This event is worth attention.
In this context, "wart" indicates significance or deserving consideration.
On jest wart posłuchania, ponieważ opowie ciekawą historię.
He is worth listening to because he will tell an interesting story.
Here, "wart" expands the meaning to merit something, emphasizing value gained through taking certain actions.
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