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ana- in Polish

ana- in Polish is ana- — ana- means a gathered set of items linked to a particular person or place, often a collection of stories or table talk about them.

ana- in Polish

ana-
prefix
up, above, upward

What does "ana-" mean?

  1. noun A gathered set of items linked to a particular person or place, often a collection of stories or table talk about them.
    "The librarian showed us an ana of the poet's letters and table talk."
  2. adv Used to mean an equal amount of each thing mentioned.
    "The old recipe said to mix the flour and sugar ana."
  3. noun (informal) Short for anorexia.
  4. adv Pointing in a direction like ‘up’, but along the extra axis that the fourth dimension adds.
    "Your right half would move ana, let us say, and your left half would move kata. The two halves would, in their parallel spaces, move past the plane of rotation, and then they would swing back into our space."
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ana- in a sentence

  • The librarian showed us an ana of the poet's letters and table talk.
  • She compiled an ana of anecdotes about the village and its famous residents.
  • The old recipe said to mix the flour and sugar ana.
  • The pharmacist weighed the two herbs ana, five grams of each.

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What is "ana-" in Polish?
"ana-" in Polish is ana-. ana- means: A gathered set of items linked to a particular person or place, often a collection of stories or table talk about them.
How do you use "ana-" in a sentence?
Example: "The librarian showed us an ana of the poet's letters and table talk." In Polish, "ana-" is ana-.
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