znany
Meaning
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- famous, well-known (standing out somehow, being distinguished)
- famous, well-known (that which many people know about)
Frequency
Hyphenated as
zna‧ny
Pronounced as (IPA)
/ˈzna.nɨ/
Etymology
Inherited from Old Polish znany. By surface analysis, znać + -any. Compare Kashubian znóny or Serbo-Croatian znȃn／зна̑н.
New
znać
- to know (to have knowledge of)
- to know (to have contact with a person)
- to know (having learned, to be able to apply, e.g. a language)
- to know somebody/something (to know that something exists)
- (obsolete) to consider as, to take for
- (obsolete) to realize (to become aware of)
- (obsolete) to know (to have knowledge of)
- to know each other, to know one another (to have knowledge of one another)
- to know one's way around something (to know something very well)
- to know one's way around someone (to be able to intuit someone's thoughts and intentions well)
- (obsolete) to consider oneself as, to take oneself for
- (obsolete) to have sex
- (obsolete) to consider as one's own
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