No. 1,192 in Polish
łukasza
"Łukasza" is the genitive or accusative form of "Łukasz," a Polish male given name equivalent to "Luke" in English.
In a sentence
Widzę Łukasza na ulicy.
I see Łukasz on the street.
'Łukasza' is used here as the accusative case of the proper noun 'Łukasz', indicating the direct object of the verb 'widzę' (I see).
Daj książkę Łukaszowi.
Give the book to Łukasz.
Here, 'Łukaszowi' is the dative case of 'Łukasz', used to indicate the indirect object of the sentence.
To są klucze Łukasza.
These are Łukasz's keys.
In this example, 'Łukasza' is in the genitive case to indicate possession, showing that the keys belong to Łukasz.
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