No. 4,205 in Polish
córek
The Polish word "córek" means "daughters" (genitive plural form).
In a sentence
Mam dwie córki, więc kupiłem książki dla córek.
I have two daughters, so I bought books for my daughters.
The word 'córek' is used here in the genitive plural form to denote possession or relation, corresponding to 'of the daughters' or 'for the daughters'.
Ojciec rozmawiał z nauczycielką swoich córek.
The father spoke with the teacher of his daughters.
Here, 'córek' is used in the genitive plural form to indicate ownership or relation, meaning 'of his daughters'.
Zdjęcia córek leżały na stole.
Photos of the daughters were lying on the table.
The word 'córek' appears in the genitive plural to describe the connection of the photos to the daughters, as ‘photos of the daughters’.
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