No. 6,265 in Polish
bibliotece
The Polish word "bibliotece" means "library" in the locative case.
In a sentence
Uczyłem się w bibliotece.
I studied in the library.
Here, 'bibliotece' is used in the locative case to indicate the location where the action took place.
Marysia pracuje w bibliotece.
Mary works in the library.
In this sentence, 'bibliotece' again is in the locative case, specifying the place of Mary's work activity.
Spotkałem się z Ewą w bibliotece.
I met with Ewa in the library.
The word 'bibliotece' is used in the locative case to show the venue of the meeting.
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