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Dyskopedia poloników do roku 1918 - Tom 3 - Strona 1576
POLKA/HUMPFATA. / KARASIÑSKI Adam; pol. /KOMPOZYTOR NN РоГка (7642, 9995); POLKA-AEROPLAN zob. AEROPLAN POLKA AMATAÑSKA (Polka) / KOMPOZYTOR NN Atamanskaja pol'ka (7951); POLKA APASZÓW (Skoczna ...
Katarzyna Janczewska-Sołomko, 2002
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
But polka, often stated to comeult from Pol Polka,a Polish woman, infact comes, via F andperh G, fromGz půlka, ahalfstep, from Czpůl,a half.(Walshe.) polar, polarity, polarize. See the 2ndPOLE. Pole. See POLACK, para1. pole (1), a stake.
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Concise English Dictionary - Strona 713
n.v. polemicist, pol'emist one who writes polemics or engages in controversy. — n. sing, polemics .... polka pdl'kd. pol', n. a Bohemian dance or its tune, in 2—4 time with accent on the third quaver, invented about 1830. — polka-dot a pattern of ...
G. (Ed ). Davidson, Wordsworth Editions, Limited, 1993
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Divers and Snorkelers Guide to the Fishes and Sea Life of the ...
Polka-dot Batfish Ogcocephalus radiatus. Spotted pectorals and tail. When densely spotted the body appears to be reticulated. Nose more blunt than Shortnose batfish ... POl POLKA-DOT BATFISH PANCAKE BATFISH SHORTNOSE BATFISH ...
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Ojczyste spominki w pisnad do dziejow dawnej Polski (etc.) pol
W Województwie kijowskiém i bracławskiém mieli Kozacy swe półki, około których się sadzili. W takowych bywało po 6 tysięcy Kozaków, a były te: W województwie kijowskiém: W Kijowie, Pereasławiu, Czechrynie, Korsuniu, Czerkassach, ...
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Webster's II New College Dictionary - Strona 854
The department of a hospital that treats outpatients. pol-i-cy1 (pol'l-sei n.. pi. -cies. ... Prudence, shrewdness, or sagacity in practical matters. pol-i'cy1 [pol'I-se) n., pi. -ciea. .... [Ciech < Pol < Polka, Polish woman, fern, of Polak. Pole.] 1. A lively ...
Houghton Mifflin Company, Webster, 1999
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A Concise Etymological Dictionary of the English Language - Strona 360
(Hybrid.) M. E. polcat ; where cat is the ordinary word ; but the origin of pol- is doubtful. p\ ... Polka, a dance. (Bohemian?) Said to have been first danced by a Bohemian peasant-girl in 1831, and to have been named polka at Prague in 1 835.
Walter William Skeat, 1895
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Dykcyonarz uczonich Polakow etc. (Lexikon der polnischen Gelehrten ...
Mało są wiadome okoliczności życia tego męża, to tylko pewna, że jak pisze Broscjusz *) ojciec jego rodem z Turyngji, za panowania Bolesława V. w Hrakowie osiadł, i tamże ożeniwszy się z Polką, wydał go na świat. Sam nawet w dziele ...
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language - Strona 462
POLKA, a dance. (Polish.) Said to have been first danced by a Bohemian peasant-girl in 1831, and to have been named polka at Prague in I835.-Pol. Polka, a. Polish woman. Similarly, another dance is called the Polonaise, lit. Polish woman ...
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Melitele. Noworocznik (Almanah ... red. von Joh. Nep. Bobrowicz) (pol.)
Była to Polka, z Mazowsza, przez Krzyżaków w czasie wojny zabrana, i przymuszona pójść za mąż za Niemieckiego Rajtara, który potem został odźwiernym. Nie przestając tęsknić do kraju, nienawidziła Krzyżaków, a co więcej, uwielbiała ...
Jan-Nepomucenus Bobrowicz, 1837
