No. 16,720 in Polish
wybra
The word "wybra" does not independently exist in Polish; it may be part of "wybrać," which means "to choose" in English.
In a sentence
Wybrałem ten film, bo usłyszałem, że jest ciekawy.
I chose this movie because I heard it's interesting.
Here, 'wybrałem' (past tense of 'wybrać') means 'I chose,' used to denote the selection of an option among many possibilities.
Powinieneś wybrać najlepszą książkę z biblioteki.
You should choose the best book from the library.
In this sentence, 'wybrać' (infinitive form) signifies making the best selection or choice from available options.
Został wybrany prezesem firmy przez zarząd.
He was chosen as the company president by the board.
'Wybrany' (past participle of 'wybrać') indicates being chosen or selected, often in a formal or institutional context.
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