No. 6,088 in Polish
amerykę
"Amerykę" is the accusative form of "Ameryka," meaning "America" in English.
In a sentence
Odwiedziłem kiedyś Amerykę.
I once visited America.
In this sentence, 'Amerykę' is used in its direct object form, the accusative case, as the action of visiting requires this case for the noun.
Marzę o podróży do Ameryki.
I dream of traveling to America.
Here, 'Ameryki' is in the genitive case, which is required after the preposition 'o' when expressing a dream or desire about something.
Przeprowadziliśmy się do Ameryki w zeszłym roku.
We moved to America last year.
In this context, 'Ameryki' is used in the genitive case required by the preposition 'do' indicating movement toward a place.
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