No. 9,468 in Polish
wdowia
"Wdowia" means "widow's" in English, referring to something belonging to or associated with a widow.
In a sentence
Wdowia szata wskazywała na jej smutek po stracie męża.
The widow's attire indicated her sadness after losing her husband.
In this sentence, 'wdowia' is used as an adjective referring to something characteristic of or belonging to a widow—specifically clothing that symbolizes mourning.
Wdowia samotność była dla niej trudna do zniesienia.
The widow's solitude was difficult for her to bear.
Here, 'wdowia' describes a state or condition associated with being a widow, emphasizing her emotional experience of solitude.
Wdowia renta zapewniała jej podstawowe potrzeby.
The widow's pension provided for her basic needs.
In this context, 'wdowia' modifies 'renta' to signify that the pension is specifically designated for widows, illustrating a societal provision for widows.
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