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luźny

Pronunciation: /ˈluʑ.nɘ/

“luźny” is a Polish word. Its 18 meanings in English:

adjective

  1. loose (quite spacious, not tight and not clinging to the body)
  2. loose (having elements that are not tightly connected to each other)
  3. loose (having elements that are not very close to each other)
  4. loose; thin (having a thin consistency)
  5. loose (not creating a logical, organic, coherent whole)
  6. open-ended, casual (not directly or strictly related to a given topic, a given thing, etc.)
  7. casual, loose (not serious in nature)
  8. casual (infrequent, not of a close or intimate nature)
  9. free, available, open (unoccupied, characterized by having free time)
  10. free, available, open (not crowded, in or on which there are only a small number of people, cars, etc.)
  11. casual (behaving freely, without embarrassment)
  12. separate; separable
  13. unburdened
  14. lordless (having no permanent place of residence, leaving the lord's estate without a letter of release; sometimes: having no recognized sources of income)
  15. immoral, licentious
  16. free, lordless (not belonging to the knighthood, not taking part in regular combat)

noun

  1. synonym of luzak
  2. synonym of pachołek

Etymology

From German lose + Polish -ny.

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