What does "ukryta" mean? It's a polish word?
I'd like a direct answer and not a site that has an answer please
I'd like a direct answer and not a site that has an answer please
LEM
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Are you sure about the language?
There are a number of Slavic languages in which this word makes sense, but it may translate slightly differently. I don't speak Polish, but if it was Russian (latinized version of "укрыта"), the word would mean "covered", as in "she is covered by a blanket". Another meaning would be sheltered or concealed.
In either case the form of word pertains to female subject (whoever or whatever is referred to as being "ukryta" would be either a female or an object with female gender, as in Slavic languages most objects have gender).
I suspect that in Polish the meaning would be same or close, but there could also be another interpretation slightly different from Russian version.
LEM.
Axel "mahto"
"Ukryta" means something like "underlying", "hidden".
hamstereater54321
coverd, cocealed