cud miód
Meaning: Something delicious, wonderful, or excellent.
Language: Polish
Literally: wonder honey
Category: Food & Drink
Origin: The image combines 'wonder' or 'marvel' with honey, the archetypal sweet and desirable substance, to express delight and excellence.
More idioms — Food & Drink
- manna z nieba — An unexpected blessing or fortunate arrival of something greatly needed.
- zimne nóżki — A cold dish of meat in aspic or jelly.
- давать на чай (davat' na chay) — To give a tip or small payment to a service worker.
- сушить сухари (sushit' sukhari) — To prepare oneself mentally and materially for imprisonment or arrest.
- чепуха на постном масле (chepukha na postnom masle) — Complete and utter nonsense or rubbish.
- горе луковое (gore lukovoye) — A person who is accident-prone, hapless, or bumbling; one who causes trouble by their own…
More Polish idioms
- wąchać kwiatki od spodu — To be dead; to push up daisies.
- rany koguta — A mild exclamation expressing surprise, frustration, or emphasis.
- stracić nerwy — To lose one's emotional control and become agitated or frantic.
- stracić głowę — To act without rational thought; to abandon self-control and sound judgment.
- włożyć kij w szprychy — To obstruct or sabotage someone's plans or efforts.
- wziąć z sufitu — To invent something without basis; to make something up or fabricate it.
From our compliments & insults
- Je bent een kanjer — You're a star — a champ and a wonderful person.
- Золотые руки (Zolotye ruki) — You're wonderfully skilled with your hands — a true master at making and fixing things.
- Χρυσό μου (Chrysó mou) — My darling — a tender term of endearment.