No. 16,540 in Polish
witacz
A "witacz" is a welcoming sign, typically found at the entrance to a town or city in Poland.
In a sentence
Witacz to osoba, która serdecznie wita gości na przyjęciu.
A 'witacz' is a person who warmly welcomes guests at a party.
The word 'witacz' here indicates a role or an individual acting as a greeter, demonstrating the noun usage.
Witacz ustawiony przed wejściem do miasta zaprasza podróżnych.
The 'witacz' placed at the entrance of the city invites travelers.
In this context, 'witacz' refers to an object or a sign typically placed to welcome visitors, as a tangible representation.
Jego energiczne „Witaj!” skłoniło mnie do nazwania go witaczem grupy.
His energetic 'Welcome!' led me to call him the group's 'witacz'.
Here, 'witacz' is used to describe someone spontaneously embodying the role of a greeter within a specific context.
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