ermine in Polish
ermine in Polish is gronostaj, gronostaje — ermine means a small weasel found in cold northern regions, whose brown fur turns white in winter except for a black-tipped tail.
ermine in Polish
gronostaj
gronostaje
The white fur of this animal, traditionally seen as a symbol of purity and used for judges' robes.
What does "ermine" mean?
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noun A small weasel found in cold northern regions, whose brown fur turns white in winter except for a black-tipped tail.
"The ermine's white winter coat makes it almost invisible in the snow."
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noun The white winter fur of this animal, traditionally used to trim ceremonial robes and long associated with royalty and judges.
"The judge's robe was trimmed with ermine."
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ermine in a sentence
- The ermine's white winter coat makes it almost invisible in the snow.
- The judge's robe was trimmed with ermine.
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What is "ermine" in Polish?
"ermine" in Polish is gronostaj, gronostaje. ermine means: A small weasel found in cold northern regions, whose brown fur turns white in winter except for a black-tipped tail.
How do you use "ermine" in a sentence?
Example: "The ermine's white winter coat makes it almost invisible in the snow." In Polish, "ermine" is gronostaj, gronostaje.
Are there other ways to say "ermine" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "ermine": gronostaj, gronostaje.
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