No. 75 in Polish
czasu
The word "czasu" in Polish means "time" (genitive case).
In a sentence
Mam dużo wolnego czasu w weekendy.
I have a lot of free time on weekends.
The word 'czasu' here is used in the genitive case to denote the quantity of time the speaker possesses.
Nie miałem za dużo czasu, aby cię odwiedzić.
I didn't have much time to visit you.
In this example, 'czasu' is also in the genitive case, expressing the lack or limited quantity of time.
Zabrakło mi czasu na wykonanie zadania.
I ran out of time to finish the task.
Here, 'czasu' shows a completed aspect or the lack of time, again using the genitive case.
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