No. 9,935 in Polish
apteki
Pharmacies.
In a sentence
Muszę iść do apteki po lekarstwa.
I need to go to the pharmacy to get medicine.
Here, 'apteki' is used in the singular genitive case referring to 'pharmacy' in the context of going to or needing something from the location.
W moim mieście są trzy apteki.
In my town, there are three pharmacies.
In this sentence, 'apteki' is used in the plural nominative case to denote multiple entities of pharmacies.
Znajdę drogę do tej apteki.
I will find the way to this pharmacy.
Here, 'apteki' is in the singular genitive case as it represents the object of movement towards 'this pharmacy.'
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