Kraków

/ ˈkrakuf /

noun

1. the Polish name for Cracow

Example Sentences

"We immediately responded to the detention of Oleksandr Usyk in Krakow and facilitated his release," Sybiha wrote on X, external.

From BBC

In one, he wrote, “I am willing to fly to Krakow and go to the border of Ukraine to volunteer and fight and die.”

From Los Angeles Times

In another, he said, “I am an American coming to fight with you in Ukraine; I am flying into Krakow and will take any transport to Kyiv to meet you and fight to the death.”

From Los Angeles Times

A similar effort is taking place in Krakow, Poland's second largest city, with residents offered sandbags for flood protection.

From BBC

Dorota Opara, workplace co-ordinator, said she picked up a fear of bees while growing up in Krakow in Poland.

From BBC