No. 1,948 in Polish
brata
"Brata" means "brother" in the accusative or genitive case in Polish.
In a sentence
Widzę mojego brata na dworze.
I see my brother outside.
The word 'brata' is in the accusative case (kogo? co?), used here because it's the direct object of the verb 'widzę' (I see).
Nie mogę znaleźć brata.
I cannot find my brother.
'Brata' is again in the accusative case due to its role as the direct object of the verb 'znaleźć' (find).
Słucham brata uważnie.
I listen to my brother attentively.
In this example, 'brata' is in the genitive case (kogo? czego?) due to the verb 'słuchać' (to listen to), which requires the genitive case in Polish.
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