No. 9,533 in Polish
wlazłym
The Polish word "wlazłym" means "I climbed in" or "I got in" (past tense, masculine form).
In a sentence
Wlazłym na drzewo, aby zobaczyć widok.
I climbed up a tree to see the view.
The verb 'wlazłym' is used as the first person singular past tense form of 'wleźć', meaning 'to climb up' and is indicating the actor's past action of ascent onto the tree.
Nie wiem, jak wlazłym w te pokrzywy!
I don't know how I ended up in the nettles!
Here, 'wlazłym' signifies entering or stumbling into an unwanted place or situation, emphasizing the inadvertent nature of the action.
Miałem śmieszny przypadek, bo wlazłym przez okno do środka.
I had a funny situation where I climbed in through the window.
In this sentence, 'wlazłym' denotes the intentional action of climbing or entering through a window, highlighting the deliberate choice of access.
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