after (later in time or sequence) [+locative] / after (in pursuit of) [+accusative] / around, about [+locative] / past [+locative] / on [+locative] / for indicates that a container was previously used for something [+locative] / from [+locative] / after (in allusion to), for [+locative] / done for (doomed) [+locative] / for (in order to obtain) [+accusative] / up to, as far as [+accusative] / in, for, at denotes a quantity of something [+accusative] / according to, in the way of, a la, as [+dative] / in (the language of) [+date]

like / when

(politics) Initialism of Platforma Obywatelska (“Citizens' Platform (a Polish political party)”).

Prepended to imperfective verbs to form iterative perfectives / Prepended to imperfective verbs to create semelfactive perfectives / after- / unto-, at-, along-, as in place names

(colloquial, idiomatic) just, simply

(humorous, derogatory) in a very ungrammatical Polish language

in Polish

Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see po, angielski; in English, the English way / quietly, suddenly (compare: French leave)

(idiomatic) forever, to the end of the chapter, until death (to the very end)

(idiomatic) quietly, silently