No. 4,152 in Polish
busa
The Polish word "busa" is not a standard word but might be an informal or regional variation meaning "bus" (a large vehicle for transporting people).
In a sentence
Wczoraj jechałam busem do pracy.
Yesterday, I took a bus to work.
In this sentence, 'busa' refers to a 'bus' in its instrumental case, as it's used after the verb 'jechać' in Polish.
Zobaczyłam plakaty na bocznej ścianie busa.
I saw posters on the side wall of the bus.
Here, 'busa' is in the genitive case to express location in relation to the noun 'bus'.
Czyj to jest bagaż leżący obok busa?
Whose luggage is lying next to the bus?
In this case, 'busa' is in the genitive case used to denote possession or spatial relationship.
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