sister in Polish

sister in Polish is siostra, siostrzany — sister means a female sibling; a daughter sharing the same parents as another person.

siostra

noun

siostrzany

noun

(attributively) An entity that has a special or affectionate, non-hierarchical relationship with another.

siostra

noun

(attributively) An entity that has a special or affectionate, non-hierarchical relationship with another.

What does "sister" mean?

noun A female sibling; a daughter sharing the same parents as another person.
"My younger sister always borrows my jumpers without asking."
noun A woman felt to be closely bonded with another through shared identity, cause, or community.
"At the meeting, she greeted every woman as a sister in the cause."
noun (UK) A senior nurse, often in charge of a hospital ward.
"The ward sister welcomed the new nurses and showed them around."
noun A woman belonging to a religious order; a nun.
"The sister lit a candle and prayed quietly in the chapel."

My younger sister always borrows my jumpers without asking.
He and his sister both learned to swim at the same pool.
At the meeting, she greeted every woman as a sister in the cause.
The choir members became sisters, supporting each other through good times and bad.

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What is "sister" in Polish?

"sister" in Polish is siostra, siostrzany. sister means: A female sibling; a daughter sharing the same parents as another person.

How do you use "sister" in a sentence?

Example: "My younger sister always borrows my jumpers without asking." In Polish, "sister" is siostra, siostrzany.

Are there other ways to say "sister" in Polish?

Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "sister": siostra, siostrzany.

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