Polska
- proper noun
- The outcome of these efforts was the establishment of the Polish Inter-organizational Council (Polska Rada Miedzyorganizacyjna) in 1936.
- Polska Sampler
Examples
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1) The famous fiddles from Nrb arrive 2) Kopsin Jonas plays for the forest 3) Samuel the village organist 4) Pirun Polska 5) The Hypyt
Blog text (18) -
Polska against Italy.
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He was six-two of solid Polska kielbasa, three times wounded in the line of duty back when he was still on the real streets.
Fiction book (1997) -
The company is launching a new brand of vodka called Polska, celebrating the traditions of Poland.
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During our trip to Europa, we visited Polska and admired the beautiful architecture in Warsaw.
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Polska is known for its rich history and vibrant culture, making it a popular destination for tourists.
Synonyms
A country in central Europe with cities like Warsaw
The Latin or poetic name for the country Poland
An official name for the country Poland in central Europe
Surface Forms
Etymology
Polska is the Polish name for Poland; it comes from the people called the Polans, whose name comes from an old word pole meaning 'field'. So Polska means 'land of the people of the fields', which is why it is the country's name.