No. 3,564 in Polish
borysa
"Borysa" is the genitive or accusative form of "Borys," a Polish masculine name equivalent to "Boris" in English.
In a sentence
Spacerowałem po parku z Borysem.
I was walking in the park with Borys.
The word "Borysa" is used here in its instrumental form to indicate the person Borys as the companion while walking.
Czy widziałeś Borysa wczoraj?
Did you see Borys yesterday?
The word "Borysa" appears in its accusative form, showing that Borys is the direct object of the verb "see."
W historii, imię Borysa wskazywało na odwagę bohatera.
In the story, the name Borys hinted at the hero's bravery.
The word "Borysa" is presented in the genitive case to express possession or attribution of characteristics related to Borys.
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