Sussex in Polish
Sussex in Polish is Sussex — Sussex means a breed of domestic chicken, reared for both its meat and its eggs, known for its calm temperament and reddish-brown or speckled feathers.
Sussex in Polish
Sussex
A former county of south-east England, England, United Kingdom, now divided into East and West Sussex), then bordered by Surrey, Kent, Hampshire and the English Channel.
What does "Sussex" mean?
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noun A breed of domestic chicken, reared for both its meat and its eggs, known for its calm temperament and reddish-brown or speckled feathers.
"The farm keeps a small flock of Sussex hens for their brown eggs."
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Sussex in a sentence
- The farm keeps a small flock of Sussex hens for their brown eggs.
- The Sussex is popular with backyard keepers because it lays well through winter.
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What is "Sussex" in Polish?
"Sussex" in Polish is Sussex. Sussex means: A breed of domestic chicken, reared for both its meat and its eggs, known for its calm temperament and reddish-brown or speckled feathers.
How do you use "Sussex" in a sentence?
Example: "The farm keeps a small flock of Sussex hens for their brown eggs." In Polish, "Sussex" is Sussex.
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