Day 1-2/30

Front 1

to sprout

The trees will start to sprout leaves in spring

Back 1

to begin to grow, give off buds

(kiełkować, puszczać pędy)

Front 2

1. sprout as a verb (czasownik)

to sprout
a.Lots of businesses sprouted along the highway.

b.My Dad sprouted a mustache.

Back 2

a. to emerge and develop rapidly

(wyrastać, pojawiać się)

b. to allow or cause to come forth and grow (zapuścić)

Front 3

2. sprout as a noun (rzeczownik)

a.sprout - young plant growth, such as a bud (pęd)

b. sprouts - the young shoots of plants such as soybean, usually eaten raw (kiełki) or

Brussel sprout(s) (brukselka)

Back 3

a.pęd

b. kiełki

c. brukselka

Front 4

to sow the seeds

Back 4

zasiać ziarna

Front 5

sow - (past) sowed - (past participle) sown or sowed

1. to sow (pronunciation)

She sowed sunflower seeds (siać)

2. to sow.
Religious conflict sowed the seeds of the government's downfall. (zasiać)

Back 5

1siać .- to place (seeds) in or on the ground for future growth/

2. siać - to do something that will cause a particular result in the future

Front 6

1. seed (pronunciation) - a small hard fruit; a small round or oval object produced by a plant that a new plant can grow from
2. seed - anything that provides inspiration for later work, the beginning of sth

Back 6

1.- nasienie, ziarno

2. - zalążek czegoś, początki czegoś

Front 7

to sow

Back 7

to propagate (sow rumors - siać plotki)

Front 8

to sow

Back 8

to implant or introduce
(to sow a doubt in someone’s mind - zasiać wątpliwości w czyimś umyśle)