No. 1,552 in Polish
dobrej
The Polish word "dobrej" means "good" in the genitive or dative singular form, often referring to something feminine.
In a sentence
Chciałbym zjeść coś dobrej jakości.
I would like to eat something of good quality.
In this sentence, "dobrej" functions as an adjective in the genitive case modifying the noun "jakości" (quality), implying possession or association.
Mam nadzieję na dobrej nocy odpoczynek.
I hope for a good rest during the night.
Here, "dobrej" is used in the genitive case as part of the phrase "dobrej nocy" (good night), showing a description of the noun "nocy."
Potrzebuję dobrej rady w tej sytuacji.
I need good advice in this situation.
In this case, "dobrej" is modifying "rady" (advice) in the genitive case, which often occurs after certain verbs like "potrzebować" needing objects in this case.
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