No. 3,544 in Polish
artura
"Artura" is the genitive or accusative form of "Artur," a Polish male given name (Arthur in English).
In a sentence
Widziałem Artura na ulicy wczoraj.
I saw Artur on the street yesterday.
Artura is the accusative case of Artur, used as it is the direct object of the sentence.
To jest portret Artura z jego młodości.
This is a portrait of Artur from his youth.
Artura is the genitive case of Artur, used to express possession or associations.
Pomyśl o Artura, gdy będziesz to robić.
Think of Artur when you do it.
Artura is in a context requiring the genitive case due to the verb's argument structure.
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