No. 6,090 in Polish
amsterdamu
"Amsterdamu" is the genitive or locative case of "Amsterdam" in Polish, meaning "of Amsterdam" or "in Amsterdam," depending on the context.
In a sentence
Często myślę o pięknie Amsterdamu.
I often think about the beauty of Amsterdam.
In this sentence, 'Amsterdamu' is the genitive case of the noun 'Amsterdam', used here to denote possession or characteristic ('beauty of Amsterdam').
Pochodzę z Amsterdamu.
I come from Amsterdam.
Here, 'Amsterdamu' is in the genitive case and is used to indicate origin.
Rozpoczęła swoją podróż od Amsterdamu.
She started her journey from Amsterdam.
In this context, 'Amsterdamu' is in the genitive case following the preposition 'od', which requires this case to indicate the starting point of the journey.
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