18 Polish Words That Don't Translate - Does Not Translate

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Kurwidołek·A toxic place comfrtable enough to stay, but not bad enough to leave.

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Poprawiny·The party you have the day after a wedding reception to finish off all the food and drink.

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Mlaskać·The annoying sounds the mouth creates, usually from eating.

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Kacówka·A shit you drop next day after drinking.

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No·This title is too small to translate.

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Cudzy·Somebody else's.

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Pogorzelec·Someone who lost their home due to a fire.

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Zajebiście·A vulgar adverb used to express that something is really great.

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Zamordyzm·A way of strict governance, usually coupled with restriction to freedoms and supressing the population.

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Przydupas·A guy who hangs around someone to gain some benefit from them.

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Przymykać·To close something incompletely, leaving a gap.

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czytadło·A book that is easy to read, doesn't hold a much value, though isn't bad per se. It's good enough to pass the time, but is forgetable.

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Zagiąć kogoś·To ask someone a question (s)he is unable to answer.

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Szeryf drogowy·A driver who intentionally blocks the left lane of a two-lane road, so that no one gets to unfairly pass by a jam in the right lane.

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rozkmina·Youth slang for a complex plan made with a deep understanding of something.

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zepsuć·To break some complex system so it doesn't work.

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Kopanina·An unattractive, low-level football match.

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Fucha/Fuszka·Job, mostly outside of law system.

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