No. 6,038 in Polish
adamczyka
"Adamczyka" is the genitive or accusative singular form of "Adamczyk," a Polish surname.
In a sentence
Nie znam Adamczyka, ale podziwiam jego pracę.
I don't know Adamczyk, but I admire his work.
In this sentence, 'Adamczyka' refers to a specific individual, used in the genitive case indicating 'of Adamczyk' or indicating the object of 'znam' (I know).
Zaprosiłem Adamczyka na nasz obiad.
I invited Adamczyk to our dinner.
Here, 'Adamczyka' is used in the accusative case as it is the direct object of the verb 'zaprosiłem' (I invited).
Nie mamy wiadomości od Adamczyka od tygodnia.
We haven't heard from Adamczyk for a week.
In this sentence, 'Adamczyka' is in the genitive case, following 'od' (from), denoting possession or association.
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