znize

Hi!

I have hade the nickname znize for quite some time and when i look for the word on google i see that it comes up in polish sites...

So my big question is what does it mean ( I hope that its not a bad word because i like my nick... )

Can some please tell me i would be very happy :-)

Maybe you wonder how i got this nick... My last name is Nilsson (a very common name in Sweden, were i live). And my friends have called me Nisse (short name for Nilsson). And then i just changed my s for z and shuffeld the word to get znize...

Be very glad for answers!!

/ Johan (znize)

kajtek

So Nisse,

sorry to disapoint you - it is NOT a bad word.
But it should be written zniżę. It means "I will lower it" ( I hope my Engilsh is comprehensive).

Bye.

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znize

Hi kajtek!
I´m happy to here that it´s not a bad word, because now i can keep it

But the word is it like if i have something high up and then want it down i say "I will lower it"? Is that right comprehensive?

And thanks for the fast answer!!

Johan

alice

Hi Znize

Kajtek said almost everything, I can only add a few examples because I see you are very interested in the subject of your nick
Yes, your nick is similar to the verb "zniżę" but I hadn't thought that if you wouldn't have asked it. This is for polonymes, without accents this similarity becomes smaller

"zniżę" is the first person sing. of the verb "zniżyć". And zniżyć is a finite of "zniżać" so quite complicate

zniżać (in in dictionary) is also

to descend (f.e. fly); to lower (which kaj said) for example with voice or price, to lessen;

in Polish this verb is the most often used with "się" so "zniżać się".

There are two cases:
To descend - also with plane for example and the second, more used:
to condescend (in the case f.e.: to condescend to the children)

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