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Noun Concept
Categories: Lechitic languages, West Slavic languages, Articles with permanently dead external links, Articles with short description, Languages with ISO 639-1 code
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Polish  Polish language  Idioma polaco  ISO 639:pl  ISO 639:pol
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The Slavic language of Poland WordNet 3.0
English:
language
Definitions
Relations
Sources
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The Slavic language of Poland WordNet 3.0 & Open English WordNet
Polish is a West Slavic language of the Lechitic group written in the Latin script. Wikipedia
West Slavic language Wikidata
A West Slavic language spoken primarily in Poland. OmegaWiki
IS A
Slavic
natural language
modern language
Lechitic languages
HAS PART
Eastern Sorbian language
standard Polish
PART OF
Balto-Slavic
Indo-European
Slavic
Lechitic languages
official languages of the European Union
HAS KIND
Warsaw dialect
Masurian
Lesser Poland dialect
Goral dialects
Poznań dialect
+2 relations
COUNTRY
Poland
DERIVATION
Polish
DESCRIBED BY SOURCE
Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
DIFFERENT FROM
Jezyk Polski
FOLLOWS
Middle Polish
HAS GRAMMATICAL CASE
accusative
dative
instrumental role
locative role
nominative
+2 relations
HAS GRAMMATICAL GENDER
feminine
neuter
INDIGENOUS TO
Poland
Silesians
Kashubians
Polish people
Žilina
+2 relations
LANGUAGE REGULATORY BODY
Polish Language Council
LINGUISTIC TYPOLOGY
tension
pro-drop language
fusional language
subject–verb–object
nominative–accusative alignment
+2 relations
STUDIED BY
Polish studies
WRITING SYSTEM
roman
WordNet 3.0
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Polish
Open English WordNet
EN
Polish, Polish language
Wikipedia
EN
Polish language
Wikidata
EN
Polish
OmegaWiki
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Polish
Wikipedia Redirections
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Idioma polaco, ISO 639:pl, ISO 639:pol, Jezyk polski, język polski, Lang-pl, Loanwords from Polish, Modern Polish, Polaco language, Polish-language, Polish (language), Polish Language, Polish syntax, Polish word, PolishLanguage, Polonophone, Polonophones, Polszczyzna
Wikidata Alias
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pl, Polish language, Polski

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