No. 9,517 in Polish
wind
"Wind" in Polish means "elevator" or "lift."
In a sentence
Wiatr wieje bardzo mocno dzisiaj.
The wind is blowing very strong today.
In this sentence, 'wind' is used in the context of natural weather phenomena, specifically the movement of air.
Trzeba nakręcić zegarek, bo się zatrzymał.
You need to wind the watch because it stopped.
Here, 'wind' refers to the action of turning a mechanism (in this case, a watch) to make it work again.
Ścieżka wije się między drzewami.
The path winds its way between the trees.
In this usage, 'wind' describes the winding, curving motion, applicable here to a path moving through a forest.
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