krótkki

Krótki is a Polish word that translates to "short" in English. It is a common adjective used to describe physical length, duration, or extent. For instance, it can describe a short person (krótka osoba), a short film (krótki film), or a short period of time (krótki czas).

The word "krótki" also has various idiomatic uses and can appear in compound expressions. For example, "krótka piłka" literally means "short ball" but is used colloquially to indicate a quick or straightforward solution or explanation. Similarly, "z krótkiego cięcia" translates to "from a short cut" and refers to something that is done quickly or with minimal effort, often implying a shortcut.

In grammatical contexts, "krótki" is an adjective and therefore declines according to gender, number, and case, like other Polish adjectives. It can also be used in its comparative and superlative forms: "krótszy" (shorter) and "najkrótszy" (shortest).

The concept of "shortness" as conveyed by "krótki" is fundamental in everyday Polish language, appearing in a wide range of descriptive and figurative contexts.