stały

Meaning

Adj

1. fixed (not able to move; unmovable)
2. constant, permanent (being somewhere that one usually stays)
3. fixed (essential to something's existence and without which something cannot do)
4. frequent, regular (participating in or being somewhere often)
5. stable, regular, constant (one who has been in a certain relationship with someone for a long time)
6. constant (lasting uninterrupted for a long time)
7. constant (unchanged through time or space)
8. constant, permanent (lasting a long time or limitlessly)
9. constant, fixed, stable (unchanging in beliefs, opinion, or emotions)
10. constant, fixed, stable (unchanging in beliefs, opinion, or emotions)
11. stable, solid (able to be walked on without collapsing)
12. solid (that can be picked up or held, having a texture, and usually firm)

Verb

third-person plural nonvirile past of stać

Hyphenated as

sta‧ły

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈsta.wɨ/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Polish stały. By surface analysis, stać + -ły. Compare Czech stálý, Kashubian stałi, Slovak stály, and Ukrainian ста́лий (stályj).

Sentences

" W takim oświetleniu litery na obwódce stały się bardziej wyraźne."

"In this lighting, the letters on the border have become clearer."

" W całej Rosji panuje stały terror włościański przeciwko przedstawicielom władzy sowieckiej."

"All over Russia, there is constant peasant terror against representatives of the Soviet power."