dół

Meaning

1. pit (hole in the ground; sinking into something; bottom of something)
2. bottom (lower part of something)
3. cavity; fossa (cavity in the body of a human or animal)
4. (colloquial) blues; dumps (sad feeling)
5. depression (area lower than another)
6. (colloquial) grave
7. lower range (lower register of a singer)
8. (obsolete) area near a river's mouth
9. Hell
10. bottom (sin; badness; moral corruption)
11. trick; intrigue; ambush
12. riverbed
13. basement (covered earthen pit for storing crops)
14. moat; defensive ditch
15. mine (place where minerals and sand are extracted from the ground)
16. dugout (primitive human habitation)

Gender

♂️ Masculine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/duw/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Polish dół.

Sentences

" Wąwóz , który spadzisto prowadził na dół ?"

“The ravine that sloped down?”

" Była bardzo wzburzoną, drżała cała , ale nie próbowała zejść na dół ."

“She was very agitated, trembling all over, but she wasn't trying to go downstairs.”

"Wbiegła śpiesznie na skałę i spojrzała w dół ."

“She ran hurriedly up the rock and looked down.”

Na koniec opadłszy w dół , począł się chwiać łagodnie na obie strony .

Finally, sinking down, he began to wobble gently on both sides.