No. 6,420 in Polish
caroline
The word "caroline" is not a Polish word.
In a sentence
Carolinę zaprosiliśmy na przyjęcie.
We invited Caroline to the party.
In this sentence, 'Caroline' is used as the name of a person, employing the accusative form 'Carolinę' to mark the direct object of the invitation action.
Zobacz, to jest wianek Caroliny.
Look, this is Caroline's wreath.
Here, 'Caroline' is in the genitive form 'Caroliny', indicating possession of the wreath.
Rozmawialiśmy z Caroliną wczoraj.
We talked to Caroline yesterday.
In this sentence, 'Caroline' is in the instrumental form 'Caroliną', indicating the person with whom the action of talking was performed.
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