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"Pancerz" vs. "zbroja". What is the difference?
The dictionary gives me two entries for "armour" - "pancerz" and "zbroja" and their derivatives. Is there any difference in the meaning or maybe in the style?
Apr 23, 2008 3:36 PM
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"Pancerz" can be used to describe different things:
- a part of an armour or a shielding in general (for example: of a tank),
- a hard layer covering (and protecting) an animal (compare with "pancernik" = "armadillo")
- someone's attitude (if he/she is hiding his/her fillings)
- perhaps something else...
"Zbroja" is mainly used to refer to an armour of a knight.
April 23, 2008
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