No. 6,400 in Polish
cati
The word "cati" does not exist in Polish. It may be a typo or a non-Polish term.
In a sentence
Cati ludzie zdecydowali się na przeprowadzkę.
Some people decided to move.
The word 'cati' is used here to mean 'some' or 'a few', referring to a number of people.
Nie cati uczestnicy konkursu okazali się zwycięzcami.
Not all participants of the competition turned out to be winners.
Here, 'cati' is used in negation to imply 'not all', indicating partialness in reference to participants.
Cati studenci wyrazili swoje opinie na temat projektu.
A few students expressed their opinions about the project.
In this sentence, 'cati' suggests 'a few' or 'some', focusing on a subset of students.
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