postać

Etymology 1
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Noun

 * 1)  type, kind
 * 2)  gender, sex
 * 3)  appearance; posture; height
 * 1)  gender, sex
 * 2)  appearance; posture; height
 * 1)  appearance; posture; height
 * 1)  appearance; posture; height

Etymology 2
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Verb

 * 1) to stand for a while, to stand a bit
 * 2)  to linger; to stand; to be somewhere, someone
 * 3)  to change one's location
 * 4)  to change ownership
 * 5)  to come from someone or somewhere, to originate
 * 1)  to change one's location
 * 2)  to change ownership
 * 3)  to come from someone or somewhere, to originate
 * 1)  to change ownership
 * 2)  to come from someone or somewhere, to originate
 * 1)  to come from someone or somewhere, to originate
 * 1)  to come from someone or somewhere, to originate

Etymology 1
. Compare (noun),  and.

Noun

 * 1) figure, form
 * 2) character
 * 3)  character
 * 4) character, form
 * 5)  head harvester
 * 6)  harvest area
 * 7)  aspect
 * 8)  rhetorical device
 * 9)  position, state
 * 10)  chunk of mineral limited in some plane
 * 11)  part
 * 12)  layer
 * 13)  appearance, pretending
 * 1)  position, state
 * 2)  chunk of mineral limited in some plane
 * 3)  part
 * 4)  layer
 * 5)  appearance, pretending
 * 1)  layer
 * 2)  appearance, pretending
 * 1)  appearance, pretending
 * 1)  appearance, pretending

Etymology 2
From (1 sg. stanę).

Usage notes
Only the 3rd person forms are used.

Etymology 3
. . (1 sg. stoję).

Verb

 * 1)  to stand for a while
 * 2)  to linger, to remain for a while
 * 3)  to not wither for some time
 * 4)  to be unused for some time
 * 5)  to sit for some time
 * 6)  to stand up
 * 1)  to be unused for some time
 * 2)  to sit for some time
 * 3)  to stand up

Usage notes
The verbs postać and  mean more or less the same. The differences are that przestać always needs time markers and usually means completely still, while postać means standing in a small area, not necessarily still.

Etymology
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Noun

 * 1) form; character