No. 3,366 in Polish
wpadł
"Fell," "dropped," or "came in" (depending on context).
In a sentence
Wpadł na genialny pomysł podczas pracy.
He came up with a brilliant idea while working.
Here, 'wpadł' is used metaphorically to mean 'to arrive at' or 'to come up with' an idea.
Wpadł do domu na chwilę, żeby zabrać książkę.
He dropped by the house for a moment to grab the book.
In this context, 'wpadł' describes briefly visiting or stopping by a location.
Piłka wpadła do basenu, kiedy dzieci grały w piłkę.
The ball fell into the pool when the children were playing ball.
Here, 'wpadł' literally means 'to fall into,' describing a motion.
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