No. 730 in Norwegian
polske
"Polske" refers to a traditional Norwegian folk dance or the music for such a dance.
In a sentence
Polske pierogi er en populær rett.
Polish pierogi are a popular dish.
In this sentence, 'polske' is an adjective used to describe the nationality of the dish, Polish, in relation to 'pierogi'.
Vi besøkte mange polske byer på reisen.
We visited many Polish cities on the trip.
Here, 'polske' is used as an adjective referring to the origin or characteristic of the cities—being Polish.
Den polske ambassadøren holdt en tale.
The Polish ambassador gave a speech.
In this example, 'polske' again functions as an adjective, modifying 'ambassadør' to specify their nationality as Polish.
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