Polish
Review supported one-letter-word connections alongside quotes, spacing and numeric meaning.
Decide what the text is meant to follow
- Is the paragraph language resolved to Polish?
- Is the relevant word and line boundary actually within the supported short-word policy?
- Would a no-break change improve the line without causing worse reflow?
Interpret the example in context
A supported one-letter word at a line end can warrant connection to the following word.
The Polish model has its own quote pairs, short-word list and numeric/currency context. It is distinct from Czech even when a typesetting concern looks similar. Inspect the actual words and composition, and preserve intentional literal examples.
Inspect the current plugin model
These fields describe the built-in plugin defaults. Read Language & rules for the policy actually used in your inspection; a custom team profile can differ. The defaults are not a universal style guide and do not promise equal rule coverage. Expand a specific locale to compare its expectations.
Polish pl-PL
Polish
pl-PL- Quote pairs
- „…” ‚…’
- Numbers
- Decimal comma; space grouping
- Date order
- Day–month–year
- Currency
- Suffix model · zł, PLN
- Short-word list
- a, i, o, u, w, z
- Punctuation notes
- Use the rule’s actual contextual evidence
Use the language evidence deliberately
- Check paragraph-language attributes, intended publication convention and actual active policy.
- Inspect representative text and read the resolved language and coverage in the panel.
- Review complete quotations, numeric source values and relevant line boundaries before any edit.
- Apply intended policy changes and inspect again. Retain intentional source differences and obtain competent language review where needed.