No. 4,058 in Polish
agenta
"Agenta" in Polish means "agent" (masculine singular accusative form) or refers to an agenda/plan in some contexts.
In a sentence
Spotkałem agenta na lotnisku.
I met the agent at the airport.
In this sentence, 'agenta' is the accusative singular form of the noun 'agent', showing a person who the speaker encountered.
Potrzebuję agenta do poprowadzenia negocjacji.
I need an agent to conduct the negotiations.
Here, 'agenta' also serves as an accusative singular, emphasizing the role of a representative or intermediary needed for a task.
Nie mogę znaleźć odpowiedniego agenta do współpracy.
I cannot find the right agent for collaboration.
'Agenta' in this context again is in the accusative case, directly referring to the entity needed for cooperation.
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