No. 3,348 in Polish
warzywa
"Warzywa" means "vegetables" in English.
In a sentence
Warzywa są zdrowe i warto jeść ich jak najwięcej.
Vegetables are healthy and it's worth eating as many as possible.
The word 'warzywa' is used as the subject of the sentence, indicating the general category of edible plant-based foods.
Dziś na obiad przygotowałem świeże warzywa z sosem.
Today for lunch I prepared fresh vegetables with sauce.
Here, 'warzywa' refers to the food items prepared for a meal, emphasizing their freshness as a key quality.
Na targu kupiłem warzywa, takie jak pomidory i ogórki.
At the market, I bought vegetables such as tomatoes and cucumbers.
In this sentence, 'warzywa' describes a subset of specific items (e.g., tomatoes, cucumbers) grouped under the general category of vegetables.
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