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"Mouse" in Polish: mysz

mysz

Say it: mihshnoun/mɨʂ/

Mouse in Polish is mysz. Mysz is feminine; useful forms are myszy (genitive), mysz (direct object) and myszą (instrumental). Mysz is feminine despite its consonant ending; it also names a computer mouse.

Identifying or describing mouse

Mysz jest pod szafą.
The mouse is under the wardrobe.
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How to pronounce mysz

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mihsh

/mɨʂ/

In mysz, sz is a hard sh-like sound; y is distinct from the vowel i. The content words in mysz normally use penultimate stress when they have multiple syllables.

"Mouse" in Polish: quick reference

PolishEnglish
myszmouse

Dictionary form for feminine mysz.

myszyof mouse

Genitive form, used for example after nie ma.

mysząwith mouse

Instrumental form after z meaning with.

How to use mysz in real life

  1. 1Identifying or describing mouse

    Mysz jest pod szafą.

    The mouse is under the wardrobe.

    This sentence uses mysz to describe mouse in context.

  2. 2Using mouse in daily life

    Widzę mysz w ogrodzie.

    I see a mouse in the garden.

    Notice the form used for mysz in this practical sentence.

  3. 3Another use of mouse

    Nie boję się myszy.

    I am not afraid of mice.

    The construction shows how mysz fits a different situation.

Mistakes English speakers make with mysz

Incorrect: Nie ma mysz.

Correct: Nie ma myszy.

After nie ma, mysz takes the genitive form myszy.

Incorrect: z mysz

Correct: z myszą

When z means with, use the instrumental: z myszą. Z can also mean from.

Good to know

Mysz is feminine despite its consonant ending; it also names a computer mouse.

Read this practice conversation aloud

Describe mouse in two different contexts

  1. Partner

    Ułóż zdanie z tym słowem.

    Make a sentence with this word.

  2. You

    Mysz jest pod szafą.

    The mouse is under the wardrobe.

  3. Partner

    A teraz podaj inny przykład.

    Now give a different example.

  4. You

    Widzę mysz w ogrodzie.

    I see a mouse in the garden.

This is a sample dialogue for reading aloud. Try both parts, then replace a detail with one from your own life.

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FAQ

Common questions about "Mouse" in Polish

What grammatical form is mysz?

Mysz is feminine. No article is required with mysz; surrounding words carry its gender and number agreement.

How does mysz change as a direct object?

The accusative form is mysz. For comparison, the genitive is myszy; negation can change the case required by a verb.

How do I use mysz after “with”?

Use z myszą. Here z introduces the instrumental form of mysz, rather than its dictionary form.

What should I know about using mysz?

Mysz is feminine despite its consonant ending; it also names a computer mouse.

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