No. 10,612 in Polish

doktora

The Polish word "doktora" means "doctor's" or "doctor" (genitive or accusative singular form).

In a sentence

Zapytałem doktora o nowe możliwości leczenia.
I asked the doctor about new treatment options.
The word 'doktora' is used in the accusative case to refer to a male doctor in Polish.
Jakie jest nazwisko doktora prowadzącego ten wykład?
What is the surname of the doctor conducting this lecture?
Here, 'doktora' is used in the genitive case to imply possession or association with the doctor.
Widzę doktora w poczekalni.
I see the doctor in the waiting room.
In this sentence, 'doktora' is in the accusative case, indicating the object of the sentence.

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