Rzeczka

Rzeczka is a Polish word that translates directly to "small river" or "brook" in English. It is the diminutive form of the word "rzeka," which means "river." In Polish grammar, the suffix "-ka" is often added to nouns to create a diminutive form, indicating something small, endearing, or less significant than the original noun. Therefore, "rzeczka" denotes a waterway smaller than a major river. This word is commonly used in geographical descriptions, literature, and everyday conversation to refer to streams, creeks, or small rivers. It can also carry a connotation of something picturesque or charming.