No. 6,601 in Polish
depresją
"Depresją" means "depression," referring to a state of severe sadness or a mental health condition.
In a sentence
Ona zmaga się z depresją od kilku lat.
She has been struggling with depression for several years.
In this sentence, 'depresją' is used as a noun in instrumental case, indicating the state or condition someone is dealing with.
Lekarz wyjaśnił, jak radzić sobie z depresją.
The doctor explained how to deal with depression.
Here, 'depresją' is once again a noun in instrumental case, referring to the subject of the explanation.
Walka z depresją może być trudna, ale jest możliwa.
The fight against depression can be challenging, but it is possible.
In this example, 'depresją' remains a noun in instrumental case, highlighting the struggle or combat against this condition.
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