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No. 5,929 in Polish

znalezisko

"Znalezisko" means "a find" or "discovery," typically referring to something found, such as an object or artifact.

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  • Dziś w lesie znaleźliśmy ciekawe znalezisko.

    Today we found an interesting discovery in the forest.

    The word 'znalezisko' is used to indicate an item or object that has been found, emphasizing its identity as a find.

  • Archeologowie ogłosili, że dokonali nowego znaleziska w Egipcie.

    The archaeologists announced that they made a new discovery in Egypt.

    Here, 'znalezisko' refers to archaeological finds, cleanly fitting the context of a research discovery.

  • Okazało się, że znalezisko było bardzo stare.

    It turned out that the find was very old.

    In this case, 'znalezisko' is used to describe the discovered item in terms of its age and historical significance.

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