No. 6,102 in Polish
anglik
"Anglik" means "Englishman" in Polish.
In a sentence
Anglik odwiedził nasz dom w zeszłym tygodniu.
An Englishman visited our house last week.
In this sentence, 'Anglik' is used as a noun to refer to a male person of English nationality.
On mówi perfekcyjnie po polsku, mimo że jest Anglikiem.
He speaks Polish perfectly, even though he is an Englishman.
Here, 'Anglik' appears in instrumental case form 'Anglikiem' to indicate the status or characteristic of the subject.
Polska ma długą historię kontaktów z Anglikami.
Poland has a long history of interactions with the English.
In this context, 'Anglikami' is used in its plural and instrumental form to refer to English people in general.
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