No. 10,315 in Polish
chorego
"Chorego" means "of the sick person" or "of the ill person" in English.
In a sentence
Widzę chorego siedzącego na ławce.
I see a sick person sitting on the bench.
In this sentence, "chorego" is used as an adjective in its genitive form to describe the noun "sick person" in a context where the person is the object of the observation.
Pomagam choremu wstać z łóżka.
I help the sick person to get out of bed.
Here, "choremu" is the dative form of the adjective, used to indicate the entity to whom the help is being offered, aligning with the grammatical rules for verbs requiring this case.
Opowiadam historię o chorym, który wyzdrowiał.
I tell a story about a sick person who recovered.
In this sentence, "chorym" appears in its instrumental form, used as part of the phrase "about a sick person," making it the complement of the preposition "o."
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