żak

żak

The Polish word "żak" means "student" (historically a university student).

Here, 'żak' refers to a student, especially one attending a university. Historically, this term was used in Poland to mean a university student, and its usage persists in literature and historical contexts.

Młody żak przybył do miasta, aby rozpocząć studia.

The young student arrived in town to start his studies.

In this sentence, 'żak' again denotes a university student, emphasizing the attire traditionally associated with their status and identity during historical periods in Poland.

Żak nosił prosty płaszcz i kapelusz, które były symbolem jego uczelni.

The student wore a simple cloak and hat, which were symbols of his university.

In this example, 'żak' refers to historical depictions of university students, highlighting their engagement with learning and scholarship during the medieval era.

Na średniowiecznych rycinach często przedstawiano żaków czytających księgi.

In medieval engravings, students were often depicted reading books.