Warsaw
Warsaw (name) means the capital and largest city of Poland. Example: “The couple visited Warsaw's Old Town during their trip to Poland.”
How to use Warsaw
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe capital of Poland, or, separately, a large grouper fish caught off the Atlantic coast.
Word forms
- Plural
- Warsaws
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The couple visited _____'s Old Town during their trip to Poland.
Etymology
The English name derives from the Polish Warszawa, ultimately traced back to an Old Polish personal or place name.
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