No. 1,050 in Polish
buty
Shoes.
In a sentence
Mam nowe buty.
I have new shoes.
In this sentence, 'buty' refers to footwear in general, specifically the shoes the speaker has acquired recently.
Te buty są bardzo wygodne.
These shoes are very comfortable.
Here, 'buty' is being described as comfortable, indicating its use as referring to specific footwear.
Potrzebuję butów na specjalne okazje.
I need shoes for special occasions.
In this case, 'butów' (the plural genitive form) is used to express the need for footwear suitable for certain circumstances.
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