Polish vocabulary · Topic 9 of 10

Nature, Animals & Weather in Polish

Polish weather expressions often use verbs: pada deszcz for it is raining and pada śnieg for it is snowing. Animal names can change case just like people’s names; mam psa uses the accusative of pies. Learn the weather phrase as a whole.

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  1. 1Weathernounpogoda
  2. 2Sunnounsłońce
  3. 3Rainnoundeszcz
  4. 4Dognounpies
  5. 5Catnounkot
  6. 6Animalnounzwierzę
  7. 7Treenoundrzewo
  8. 8Flowernounkwiat
  9. 9Seanounmorze
  10. 10Mountainnoungóra
  11. 11Forestnounlas
  12. 12Sunnyadjectivesłoneczny
  13. 13Is it going to rain?phraseczy będzie padać?
  14. 14Snownounśnieg
  15. 15Windnounwiatr
  16. 16Cloudnounchmura
  17. 17Skynounniebo
  18. 18Moonnounksiężyc
  19. 19Starnoungwiazda
  20. 20Rivernounrzeka
  21. 21Lakenounjezioro
  22. 22Birdnounptak
  23. 23Horsenounkoń
  24. 24Cownounkrowa
  25. 25Pignounświnia
  26. 26Sheepnounowca
  27. 27Goatnounkoza
  28. 28Rabbitnounkrólik
  29. 29Mousenounmysz
  30. 30Lionnounlew
  31. 31Tigernountygrys
  32. 32Elephantnounsłoń
  33. 33Monkeynounmałpa
  34. 34Bearnounniedźwiedź
  35. 35Wolfnounwilk
  36. 36Foxnounlis
  37. 37Snakenounwąż
  38. 38Frognounżaba
  39. 39Ducknounkaczka
  40. 40Butterflynounmotyl
  41. 41Beenounpszczoła
  42. 42Spidernounpająk
  43. 43Antnounmrówka
  44. 44Mosquitonounkomar
  45. 45Fly (insect)nounmucha
  46. 46Sharknounrekin
  47. 47Dolphinnoundelfin
  48. 48Whalenounwieloryb
  49. 49Turtlenounżółw
  50. 50Owlnounsowa
  51. 51Eaglenounorzeł
  52. 52Deernounjeleń
  53. 53Squirrelnounwiewiórka
  54. 54Donkeynounosioł
  55. 55Camelnounwielbłąd
  56. 56Giraffenounżyrafa
  57. 57Penguinnounpingwin
  58. 58Parrotnounpapuga
  59. 59Petnounzwierzę domowe
  60. 60Insectnounowad
  61. 61Naturenounprzyroda
  62. 62Grassnountrawa
  63. 63Leafnounliść
  64. 64Stonenounkamień
  65. 65Sandnounpiasek
  66. 66Worldnounświat
  67. 67Firenounogień
  68. 68Islandnounwyspa
  69. 69Desertnounpustynia
  70. 70Hillnounwzgórze
  71. 71Plantnounroślina
  72. 72Waterfallnounwodospad
  73. 73Fieldnounpole
  74. 74Sunrisenounwschód słońca
  75. 75Sunsetnounzachód słońca
  76. 76Airnounpowietrze
  77. 77Environmentnounśrodowisko
  78. 78Stormnounburza
  79. 79Fognounmgła
  80. 80Rainbownountęcza
  81. 81Heatnounupał
  82. 82Thundernoungrzmot
  83. 83Lightningnounbłyskawica
  84. 84Icenounlód
  85. 85Cloudyadjectivepochmurny
  86. 86Windyadjectivewietrzny
  87. 87Earthquakenountrzęsienie ziemi
  88. 88Wave (sea)nounfala
  89. 89Climatenounklimat
  90. 90Temperaturenountemperatura
  91. 91It's rainingphrasepada deszcz
  92. 92It's hotphrasejest gorąco
  93. 93It's coldphrasejest zimno
  94. 94What's the weather like?phrasejaka jest pogoda?
  95. 95It's snowingphrasepada śnieg
  96. 96What a beautiful day!phrasejaki piękny dzień
  97. 97Do you have pets?phraseczy masz zwierzęta?
  98. 98The weather is nicephrasejest ładna pogoda
  99. 99Does it bite?phraseczy gryzie?
  100. 100I love naturephrasekocham przyrodę

Practice these words in a conversation

Plan a weekend walk in Polish

Use these Polish words to imagine the scene. Read the phrases aloud, then try making a short exchange with a study partner.

  • Weatherpogoda
  • Mountaingóra
  • Is it going to rain?czy będzie padać?
  • Sunnysłoneczny
  • Forestlas

FAQ

Nature, Animals & Weather in Polish: common questions

How do I say it is cold?

Jest zimno describes cold weather or conditions. Zimny is an adjective for a masculine noun, as in zimny wiatr, a cold wind.

Why does pies become psa?

Pies is the dictionary form. Psa is used in the accusative singular for this animate masculine noun, as in mam psa, I have a dog.

What is the difference between przyroda and natura?

Przyroda commonly means the natural world. Natura can mean nature as well as character or the inherent nature of something; the best choice depends on context.

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