No. 17,500 in Polish
zawita
The Polish word "zawita" means "arrives" or "comes" (particularly in a poetic or formal context).
In a sentence
Zawitała do nas wiosna, przynosząc cieplejsze dni.
Spring has visited us, bringing warmer days.
Here, 'zawitała' is used metaphorically to describe the arrival or the coming of spring, creating a poetic and personified representation.
Zawitał do naszego domu dawno niewidziany przyjaciel.
A long-unseen friend has visited our house.
In this context, 'zawitał' describes a person coming to a place, emphasizing the act of visiting with a nuanced implication of joy or significance.
Projekt zawitał w końcu do fazy realizacji.
The project has finally entered the implementation phase.
Here, 'zawitał' is used figuratively to indicate the progression or arrival of a project into a specific phase, showing its development or transition.
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