No. 10,026 in Polish
bankructwa
"Bankructwa" in English means "bankruptcies."
In a sentence
Bankructwa wielu firm wpłynęły na gospodarkę.
The bankruptcies of many companies affected the economy.
In this sentence, 'bankructwa' is used in the plural form to refer to multiple instances of companies going bankrupt, highlighting its usage as a noun to express a financial state.
Historia tego bankructwa była szeroko opisywana w mediach.
The story of this bankruptcy was widely covered in the media.
Here, 'bankructwa' is used in the singular genitive case, emphasizing the ownership or context around a single bankruptcy event.
Znajomy opowiadał o bankructwach, które zmieniły jego życie.
A friend talked about bankruptcies that changed his life.
The term 'bankructwach' is in the locative case, referring to situations involving bankruptcies, demonstrating its application in grammar to denote location or context around an event.
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