No. 10,395 in Polish
cukinii
"Cukinii" is the genitive or plural form of "cukinia," which means "zucchini" or "courgette" in English.
In a sentence
Kupiłem na rynku kilogram świeżej cukinii.
I bought a kilogram of fresh zucchini at the market.
Here, 'cukinii' is the genitive singular form of 'cukinia', used because 'kilogram' requires the genitive case in Polish.
Do obiadu przygotuję sałatkę z cukinii.
For lunch, I'll prepare a salad made from zucchini.
In this sentence, 'cukinii' is the genitive singular form, indicating the ingredient 'z cukinii' ('from zucchini').
Smak cukinii zawsze przypomina mi lato.
The taste of zucchini always reminds me of summer.
Here, 'cukinii' appears as the genitive singular form, used with 'smak' (taste) to express possession or association ('the taste of zucchini').
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