okról

okról is a Polish word that translates to "round" or "circular" in English. It is primarily used as an adjective to describe the shape of an object or a feature. For example, one might refer to a okrągły stół (round table) or a okrągłe oko (round eye). The word can also be used figuratively to describe something complete or entire, though this usage is less common. The grammatical form of okról changes depending on the gender and number of the noun it modifies. For instance, the masculine singular form is okrągły, the feminine singular is okrągła, and the neuter singular is okrągłe. The plural forms are okrągli (masculine personal), okrągłe (feminine/neuter/non-masculine personal), and okrągłych in various cases. The root of the word is related to the Old Slavic word for "circle." In everyday Polish conversation, okról is a frequently used adjective, essential for describing basic geometric forms.