No. 10,132 in Polish
blizn
"Blizn" is the genitive plural form of "blizna," meaning "scars" in English.
In a sentence
Na jego twarzy widniało wiele blizn.
On his face, there were many scars.
The word 'blizn' refers here to physical scars on a person's skin, in the plural form and genitive case.
Opowiadanie pełne jest emocjonalnych blizn.
The story is full of emotional scars.
The word 'blizn' is used metaphorically here, referring to emotional marks or wounds, again in the plural form and genitive case.
Leczenie przebiega dobrze, ale kilka blizn pozostanie.
The treatment is going well, but a few scars will remain.
In this sentence, 'blizn' again refers to physical scars and is in the genitive case to describe the quantity of scars persisting.
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