No. 6,437 in Polish

charles

The Polish word "charles" does not exist; it appears to be an English name.

In a sentence

Charles jest moim przyjacielem.
Charles is my friend.
The name Charles is used as a proper noun to indicate the name of a person.
Przeczytałem 'Biografię Charlesa' wczoraj.
I read 'Biography of Charles' yesterday.
Charles is used as part of a possessive form to indicate ownership or association.
Podziwiam Charlesa za jego osiągnięcia.
I admire Charles for his achievements.
Charles is a direct object in this sentence, and the form adjusts for grammatical cases in Polish.

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