pal go sześć in Polish

IPA: /pal ɡɔ ʂɛɕt͡ɕ/ [Show additional information ▼] [Hide additional information ▲]

Etymology: Literally, “sear/burn him six [times]”, a contraction of pal go sześć razy. Refers to the practice of searing a convict with red-hot iron before execution. Searing twice or three times was reserved for the worst criminals. Telling the executioner to sear six times would mean that absolutely no concern should be given to the convict's extreme pain. Etymology templates: {{m-g|sear/burn him six 􂀿times􂁀}} “sear/burn him six [times]”, {{lit|sear/burn him six 􂀿times􂁀}} Literally, “sear/burn him six [times]”, {{m|pl|pal go sześć razy}} pal go sześć razy Head templates: {{head|pl|interjection|head=pal go sześć}} pal go sześć

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    }
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      },
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"pal go sześć" meaning in Polish

Interjection