Meaning of "walkoniowaty" in the Polish dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF WALKONIOWATY IN POLISH

walkoniowaty

TRANSLATION OF WALKONIOWATY

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

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

• Translator Polish - Chinese: 饭桶
• Translator Polish - Spanish: hacer nada
• Translator Polish - English: do-nothing
• Translator Polish - Hindi: कामचोर
• Translator Polish - Arabic: لا افعل شى
• Translator Polish - Russian: бездельник
• Translator Polish - Portuguese: faz-nada
• Translator Polish - Bengali: নিশ্চয়ই না
• Translator Polish - French: ne rien faire
• Translator Polish - Malay: do-apa-apa
• Translator Polish - German: nichts tun
• Translator Polish - Japanese: 何もしません
• Translator Polish - Korean: 아무것도하지 마세요
• Translator Polish - Javanese: apa-apa
• Translator Polish - Vietnamese: người làm biếng
• Translator Polish - Tamil: செய்ய-எதுவும்
• Translator Polish - Marathi: करू-काही
• Translator Polish - Turkish: aylak
• Translator Polish - Italian: fare niente
• Polish: walkoniowaty
• Translator Polish - Ukrainian: нероба
• Translator Polish - Romanian: pierde-vară
• Translator Polish - Greek: μην κάνεις τίποτα
• Translator Polish - Afrikaans: doen niks
• Translator Polish - Swedish: gör- ingenting
• Translator Polish - Norwegian: ikke gjøre noe

POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WALKONIOWATY»

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

Dictionnaire complet français-polonais et polonais-français: Słownik ...

Pataud, aude, a. walkoniowaty. =, Patauger, v. n. brodzic po btocie, brzechtac sie, w blocie — zagmatwac sie. Pate, s.f. vid. Patte. Pâte, ». /. ciasto — massa — konstytu- cya, komplexya — miazga (papiéru, tek- tory) — glina (poreelany). = levée ...

Stanisław Ropelewski, 1866