This is the 9460th most frequent Polish word.
watahy
"Watahy" is the plural form of "watah," meaning "packs" or "bands," typically referring to groups of wolves.
Here, 'watahy' refers to a group of wolves, emphasizing the collective nature of wild animals.
W lesie usłyszałem wycie watahy wilków.
In the forest, I heard the howling of a pack of wolves.
'Watahy' is used metaphorically to describe groups of people behaving in a manner reminiscent of organized and aggressive entities.
W serialu przedstawiono konflikt między różnymi watahami przestępców.
The series depicted a conflict between different packs of criminals.
'Watahy' here is informally applied to groups of young people, highlighting their dynamic or collective movement.