próchno.
rotten wood (wood that has become soft, crumbly and dry as a result of decay processes caused by microorganisms)
Meaning & usage
rotten wood (wood that has become soft, crumbly and dry as a result of decay processes caused by microorganisms)
fossil; antique; relic; (old, infirm person or old, destroyed thing)
synonym of zasypka (“covering powder”)
burned out wick
kindling (tinder for starting a fire)
rot (something rotten) rotting corpse
rot (something rotten) person as a miserable being prone to corruption
caterpillar of the miller moth (Cossus cossus)
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Old Polish próchno. sense 7 is because they feed on deciduous trees deep in the wood, causing the trees to break under the influence of the wind.
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