No. 10,249 in Polish
calym
The Polish word "całym" means "whole" or "entire" in English, used in the instrumental case.
In a sentence
Spędziłem cały dzień na nauce.
I spent the whole day learning.
Here, 'cały' translates to 'whole' and is used as an adjective to emphasize the entirety of the day spent on learning.
Podróżowaliśmy przez cały kraj.
We traveled across the entire country.
In this sentence, 'cały' means 'entire,' attributing the notion of completeness to the noun 'country.'
Z całym sercem wspieramy tę inicjatywę.
With all our heart, we support this initiative.
'Całym' in this example implies the full extent or intensity of support, emphasizing the complete dedication represented by 'sercem.'
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