No. 17,034 in Polish
wywarły
"Wywarły" means "they exerted" or "they made an impact."
In a sentence
Te obrazy wywarły na mnie ogromne wrażenie.
These paintings made a huge impression on me.
The word 'wywarły' is used as the past tense form referring to the action of exerting an effect (made an impression). It corresponds to the subject 'These paintings' here.
Najsilniejsze konflikty tego okresu wywarły wpływ na historię.
The most intense conflicts of this time period influenced history.
Here, 'wywarły' is utilized to describe the past action of having an impact (influenced), linked to the subject 'conflicts'.
Wywarły one znaczny wpływ na rozwój technologii.
They had a significant influence on the development of technology.
In this example, 'wywarły' signifies the exertion of influence (had an influence), corresponding to the implied plural subject, 'they'.
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