Meaning of "dotad" in the Polish dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF DOTAD IN POLISH

dotad

TRANSLATION OF DOTAD

Find out the translation of dotad to 25 languages with our Polish multilingual translator.

The translations of dotad from Polish to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «dotad» in Polish.

• Translator Polish - Chinese: 迄今
• Translator Polish - Spanish: hasta ahora
• Translator Polish - English: hitherto
• Translator Polish - Hindi: अब तक
• Translator Polish - Arabic: حتى اليوم
• Translator Polish - Russian: до сих пор
• Translator Polish - Portuguese: até agora
• Translator Polish - Bengali: এযাবৎ
• Translator Polish - French: jusqu´alors
• Translator Polish - Malay: sehingga ini
• Translator Polish - German: bisher
• Translator Polish - Japanese: これまで
• Translator Polish - Korean: 지금까지
• Translator Polish - Javanese: dumugi
• Translator Polish - Vietnamese: cho đến nay
• Translator Polish - Tamil: இதுவரை
• Translator Polish - Marathi: आतापर्यंत
• Translator Polish - Turkish: şimdiye kadar
• Translator Polish - Italian: finora
• Polish: dotad
• Translator Polish - Ukrainian: досі
• Translator Polish - Romanian: până acum
• Translator Polish - Greek: μέχρι σήμερα
• Translator Polish - Afrikaans: tot nou toe
• Translator Polish - Swedish: hittills
• Translator Polish - Norwegian: hittil

2 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DOTAD»

Discover the use of dotad in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to dotad and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.

Nowe zywoty swiętych, Dotąd Polskim ięzykiem nie wydáne, ...

dźiwnemi dziełámi, cnot rozmáitych przykłádámi, y pobożnemi rewolucyámi pełne : dla prágnących, Swiętych obcowánia, y nienásyconego nigdy w cżytániu ukontentowánia ; ná káżdy dźień przez cáły Rok Stefan Wielowiejski.

Stefan Wielowiejski, 1739

Kronika Polska Marcina Kromera Biskupa Warminskiego Ksiag ...

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.

Martin Cromer, 2012