No. 6,228 in Polish
beata
"Beata" is a Polish female given name, derived from the Latin word *beatus*, meaning "blessed" or "happy."
In a sentence
Beata jest bardzo miłą osobą.
Beata is a very kind person.
In this sentence, 'Beata' is used as a proper noun, a personal name, referring to an individual.
Beata mieszka w centrum miasta.
Beata lives in the city center.
Here, 'Beata' functions as a proper noun, specifically the subject of the sentence.
Gdy mówiłam o Beacie, miałam na myśli moją koleżankę.
When I was talking about Beata, I meant my friend.
In this sentence, 'Beata' is again a proper noun, but it's in the locative case due to the preposition 'o', showing grammatical inflection.
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