No. 10,262 in Polish
cego
"Cego" is the genitive form of "co," meaning "what" in English.
In a sentence
Czego szukasz w tym pokoju?
What are you looking for in this room?
Here, 'Czego' is the genitive form of 'co' used as part of the question referring to an unspecified thing being searched for.
Nie wiem, czego oczekujesz ode mnie.
I don't know what you expect from me.
In this sentence, 'Czego' indicates an indirect question in the genitive case referring to the act of expecting something.
Czego chcesz się nauczyć?
What do you want to learn?
Here, 'Czego' serves to ask about the object of learning, a thing or area of knowledge, again in the genitive case.
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