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765
does this also mean "you are not dangerous here" (like if the person is dangerous and not in danger)?
- 765
if the person is dangerous and then they take her to another place where she is not dangerous
niegroźny = not dangerous, harmless,
Dictionary says bezpieczny can be it too. But I think it's for places and things.
It could be understood like that, but that would be awkward and would require some broader context. In normal situation, "bezpieczny" means a situation safe for the object of the sentence - not for the others.
"You are not dangerous here" would be rather: "Tu nie jesteś niebezpieczny", or more commonly: "Tu nie jesteś zagrożeniem", "Tu nie stanowisz zagrożenia" [You are not a threat here].
- 406
In general in Polish, dangerous = "niebezpieczny" but in this particular example I would rather use "groźny"(which is a synonym, but usually used only toward animals and people, instead of say dangerous situation).
