polish
n. uncountablen. the language that people speak in Poland. It is also the word for the people who come from that country.
n. the West Slavic language spoken primarily in Poland. When referring to the people of Poland, it functions as a collective plural noun.
She is learning how to speak Polish.
Many signs in the airport are written in both English and Polish to help international travelers.
The poet's work is celebrated for its intricate use of the Polish language, capturing nuances of history and identity that are often lost in translation.
From Pole + -ish. Doublet of Poylish.
Always capitalized. When referring to the language, it is uncountable; when referring to the people, it is used with a plural verb.
He speaks the Polish.He speaks Polish.Names of languages do not take the definite article 'the' when used alone.