Identify the pair in which the Ukrainian word wasborrowed into Polish (i.e., from Ukrainian toPolish).

(Hints: Which Polish word 'looks' like its Ukrainiancounterpart?)

Group of answer choices. Ukrainian , Polish

The Polish word for 'peas' - horosok , grosek

The Polish word for 'shoulder yoke'. - koromyslo ,koromyslo

The Polish word for 'chap, guy'. - xlopce , xlopjec

The Polish word for 'bearded'. borodatyj , brodaty

The Polish word for 'pan'. skovoroda , skovroda

The Polish word for 'cow'. korova , krova

The Polish word for 'word'. slovo , slovo

The Polish word for 'corned beef/salt pork'.

The Polish word for 'millet'. proso , proso

The Polish word for 'prophet'. prorok , prorok

The Polish word for 'headless'. bezholovyj , bezglovy

The Polish word for 'healthy'. zdorovyj , zdrovy

The Polish word for 'hammer' molot , mlot

The Polish word for 'servant/peasant'. xolop , xlop

The Polish word for 'frigid'. moroznyj , mrozny

Explain why you chose the above answer, i.e., what patterns didyou see in the Polish word that matched its Ukrainian equivalentbetter than the rest of the Polish words, or how did this Polishword stand out from all the others?

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