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  What it means

  Literally “in honour of.” Used in toasts and dedications — “in honour of,” “to the health of,” “here’s to.” E.g. “wznieść toast na cześć kogoś” — to raise a toast in someone’s honour.

  Vocabulary

  • cześć — honour, glory; also: hi/bye (informal)
  • na cześć — in honour of

  Grammar note

  'Na cześć' uses the accusative of 'cześć' after 'na'. Often followed by genitive: 'na cześć zwycięzcy' (in honour of the winner).

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