No. 6,325 in Polish
bram
"Bram" is the genitive plural form of "brama," meaning "gates" or "gateways" in Polish.
In a sentence
Zamknąłem wszystkie bramy przed wyjazdem.
I closed all the gates before leaving.
Here, 'bramy' refers to physical gates, denoting entrances or barriers.
Widziałem bramę, która prowadzi do tajemniczego ogrodu.
I saw a gate that leads to a mysterious garden.
In this sentence, 'brama' refers to a singular entity, a gateway or portal to another location.
Słowo 'bram' oznacza bramy w liczbie mnogiej, ale w wołaczu formie.
The word 'bram' means 'gates' in the plural form but addressed vocatively.
This usage highlights the plural vocational form, showing how 'bram' serves as a direct address style.
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