No. 16,807 in Polish
wyj
The Polish word "wyj" is the imperative form of "wyć," meaning "howl" or "wail."
In a sentence
Wyj na zewnątrz i zobacz tęczowy most.
Go outside and see the rainbow bridge.
Used as an imperative verb form meaning 'go out'.
Wilk zaczął wyć do księżyca w pełni.
The wolf started to howl at the full moon.
Used as an infinitive verb form meaning 'to howl'.
Jeśli potrzebujesz, po prostu wyjdź na chwilę.
If you need to, just step out for a moment.
Used as a verb in advising someone to take an action.
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