new or unusual: nowatorski, novel (adj.), a place where young children are cared for: żłobek, nursery (n.), a reason for disagreeing: sprzeciw, objection (n.), to force or help someone (formal): zobowiązywać, oblige (v.), to think about something constantly: mieć obsesję, obsess (v.), a strong, uncontrollable interest: obsesja, obsession (n.), happening sometimes: sporadyczny, occasional (adj.), something that happens: zdarzenie, occurrence (n.), the probability of something happening: szanse, odds (n.), something given or presented: oferta, offering (n.), a person’s children or an animal’s young: potomstwo, offspring (n.), ready to work or functioning: operacyjny, operational (adj.), to choose: decydować się, opt (v.), related to sight or light: optyczny, optical (adj.), hopefulness about the future: optymizm, optimism (n.), spoken, not written: ustny, oral (adj.), related to organization or management: organizacyjny, organizational (adj.), introduction or direction; position: orientacja, orientation (n.), to begin or come from: pochodzić, originate (v.), a sudden start (e.g. disease, war): wybuch, outbreak (n.), a short trip or excursion: wycieczka, outing (n.), a place to sell goods; or a way to express: punkt sprzedaży, outlet (n.), a general view or expectation: perspektywa, outlook (n.), n.: strong anger; v.: to shock or anger: oburzenie, oburzać, outrage (n., v.), a person not part of a group: outsider, outsider (n.), to fail to notice; to have a view over: przeoczyć, overlook (v.), too much: zbyt, overly (adv.), to supervise: nadzorować, oversee (v.), to reverse a decision: uchylić, overturn (v.), to overpower emotionally or physically: przytłaczać, overwhelm (v.)

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