podawać

Etymology
From. .

Verb

 * 1)  to give
 * 2) to administer sacraments
 * 3) to pass, to hand
 * 4)  to give away, to give out
 * 5) to give away, to commit
 * 6)  to oblige to something, to take on an obligation
 * 7)  to announce one's departure
 * 1)  to give away, to give out
 * 2) to give away, to commit
 * 3)  to oblige to something, to take on an obligation
 * 4)  to announce one's departure
 * 1) to give away, to commit
 * 2)  to oblige to something, to take on an obligation
 * 3)  to announce one's departure
 * 1)  to announce one's departure
 * 1)  to announce one's departure

Etymology
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Verb

 * 1)  to hand, to pass
 * 2)  to pass along
 * 3)  to deliver
 * 4)  to give, to administer
 * 5)  to serve; to pass
 * 6)  to pass
 * 7)  to serve
 * 8)  to send  ,
 * 9)  to put up
 * 10)  to subjugate
 * 11)  to expose to
 * 12)  to commission
 * 13)  to bring up; to mention, to propose
 * 14)  to dictate
 * 15)  to take away
 * 16)  to bring, to give rise to
 * 17)  to announce
 * 18)  to impose; to send; to bestow
 * 19)  to send; to lead
 * 20)  to present orally or in words
 * 21)  to propose
 * 22)  to show, to reveal
 * 23)  to bring to a particular state
 * 24)  to give birth to; to give fruit
 * 25)  to be the source of something physical
 * 26)  to pull out
 * 27)  to render; to make; to cause
 * 28)  to mock; to slander
 * 29)  to offer;
 * 30)  to submit;
 * 31)  to pretend, to act
 * 32)  to lean forward
 * 33)  to announce oneself
 * 34)  to be subjugated
 * 35)  to expose oneself to
 * 36)  to trust something to someone
 * 37)  to come someone's way
 * 38)  to unfold before someone's eyes
 * 39)  to say one's name and surname as someone else reads from a list
 * 40)  to request a demission
 * 41)  to give oneself
 * 42)  to head
 * 43)  to undertake
 * 44)  to insist; to suggest
 * 45)  to be obvious
 * 46)  to originate from, to come from
 * 47)  to present oneself; to be
 * 48)  to want to escape
 * 49)  to be announced; to be taught
 * 50)  to vow;
 * 1)  to announce oneself
 * 2)  to be subjugated
 * 3)  to expose oneself to
 * 4)  to trust something to someone
 * 5)  to come someone's way
 * 6)  to unfold before someone's eyes
 * 7)  to say one's name and surname as someone else reads from a list
 * 8)  to request a demission
 * 9)  to give oneself
 * 10)  to head
 * 11)  to undertake
 * 12)  to insist; to suggest
 * 13)  to be obvious
 * 14)  to originate from, to come from
 * 15)  to present oneself; to be
 * 16)  to want to escape
 * 17)  to be announced; to be taught
 * 18)  to vow;
 * 1)  to undertake
 * 2)  to insist; to suggest
 * 3)  to be obvious
 * 4)  to originate from, to come from
 * 5)  to present oneself; to be
 * 6)  to want to escape
 * 7)  to be announced; to be taught
 * 8)  to vow;
 * 1)  to be announced; to be taught
 * 2)  to vow;

Conjugation
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