No. 16,447 in Polish
weszły
"Entered" (plural, past tense).
In a sentence
Kobiety weszły do domu.
The women entered the house.
Here, 'weszły' functions as the past tense form of the verb 'wejść' ('to enter') in 3rd person plural for a female group, indicating the action of entering a location.
Programy weszły w życie 1 stycznia.
The programs came into effect on January 1st.
In this sentence, 'weszły' is used metaphorically to denote something being enacted or taking effect at a specific time.
Nowe zasady weszły w skład regulaminu.
The new rules became part of the regulations.
Here, 'weszły' indicates inclusion or incorporation of elements into a set, showing its metaphorical usage.
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