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What is the Polish work for "Lucky" or "Blessed"?

My dad is 100 % Polish... I want to get a new tattoo... I was thinking of "blessed" since I am very blessed in life... but don't want the typical Chinese lettering. .. thought Polish would be a nice tribute to him...

Update:

Whoops, that should be "WorD" not Work.... Thanks!!

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
    Favorite Answer

    a few remarks:

    Błogi means blissful; szczęśliwy happy, not lucky; fortunny is a dated words referring to events, not people. If you want Lucky, you could try szczęściara, but that's practically unpronounceable for anyone west of Oder;-)

    Important: for feminine endings, choose "a", not "i" or "y" - e.g. błogosławiona.

    Final: remark: Poles never - AFAIK - use phrases such as "blessed" to refer to their existence. You might try some religious - albeit very subtle - stuff, such as "pod Twoją opiekę" - which is asking Virgin Mary for protection;->

    Source(s): And yes, yes. I'm Polish. Living in Poland all my life;)
  • Lisa
    Lv 5
    1 decade ago
  • 1 decade ago

    i think that its cool that your getting a tat 4 your dad. i hav a viking tat 4 my dad & a scottish highlander warrior tat 4 my mum cause thats there heritage.

    Błogosławiony is polish 4 blessed

    SZCZĘŚLIWY is polish 4 lucky.

    im not polish but my pop was so im not sure if u can shorten these words 4 the true polish meaning. they r pretty long 4 a tat.good luck & take care.

  • 1 decade ago

    Just to be working, that is a blessed Polish Joke! 50-100 years of stupidity in our POLAND!!!!

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