No. 16,461 in Polish
wiatę
The Polish word "wiatę" refers to a "shelter" or "canopy."
In a sentence
Ostatnio zbudowaliśmy wiatę na nasze rowery w ogrodzie.
Recently, we built a shelter for our bicycles in the garden.
In this sentence, "wiatę" (a form of "wiata") means a shelter or a simple construction providing cover, commonly used for bicycles or other storage purposes.
Pod wiatą schowaliśmy się przed nagłą burzą.
We took cover under the shelter from the sudden storm.
Here, "wiatę" refers to a shelter providing a protective overhead structure, used for temporary refuge from weather conditions.
Na przystanku stoi duża wiata przystankowa.
At the bus stop, there is a large bus stop shelter.
In this context, "wiata przystankowa" specifically describes a bus stop shelter, emphasizing functionality and structure.
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