No. 16,909 in Polish
wypity
"Drunk" or "consumed" (depending on context).
In a sentence
On jest już wypity po kilku drinkach.
He is already drunk after a few drinks.
The word 'wypity' is used as an adjective indicating a state of inebriation, derived from the verb 'wypić' (to drink).
Wszystkie napoje zostały szybko wypite.
All the drinks were quickly consumed.
Here, 'wypite' is the past participle form of 'wypić,' describing the action of drinking that was completed.
Kiedy ostatni raz byłeś tak wypity, miałeś ciekawe pomysły.
The last time you were this drunk, you had interesting ideas.
In this sentence, 'wypity' is again an adjective describing a level of intoxication experienced by the subject.
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