No. 550 in Croatian
kojega
"Which" or "whom" (masculine singular genitive or accusative form).
In a sentence
Ovo je prijatelj kojega poznavam od djetinjstva.
This is a friend whom I have known since childhood.
The word 'kojega' is used here as a relative pronoun in its accusative form, linking 'prijatelj' (friend) as an object of the verb 'poznajem' (I know).
Upoznala je čovjeka kojega smo jučer sreli.
She met the man whom we encountered yesterday.
Here, 'kojega' serves as a relative pronoun referring back to 'čovjeka' (man) and acts as the object of the action 'sreli' (encountered).
To je problem kojega se trebamo riješiti.
That is a problem of which we need to get rid.
In this sentence, 'kojega' is functioning as part of a relative clause indicating possession, connecting 'problem' with the action 'trebamo riješiti' (need to get rid of).
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