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What does "ukryta" mean? It's a polish word?
I'd like a direct answer and not a site that has an answer please
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- LEMLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
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.
Source(s): I speak Russian.
