The Polish word [co](javascript:void(0)) primarily means "what" in English. It is used to ask questions like "co to jest?" meaning "what is this?" Additionally, [co](javascript:void(0)) can be part of phrases expressing purpose, such as [po co](javascript:void(0)) ("for what" or "what for"). The word can also mean "every" in contexts like [co weekend](javascript:void(0)) ("every weekend") or [co godzinę](javascript:void(0)) ("every hour"). The word "polish" in English typically relates to making something smooth or shiny, often by rubbing, or it can refer to the language or people of Poland. In summary:
- [co](javascript:void(0)) in Polish means "what" or "every" depending on context.
- The English word "polish" involves shining or smoothing or relates to Poland.
This explanation combines the language meanings rather than mixing unrelated uses such as brand names or company references for polish and co.
