No. 10,661 in Polish
dorożek
"Dorożek" is the plural form of "dorożka," meaning "horse-drawn cab" or "carriage" in English.
In a sentence
Na rynku stało kilka dorożek.
There were several carriages at the market square.
The word 'dorożek' is used here to refer to horse-drawn carriages in the genitive plural form.
Nie widziałem takich dorożek od wielu lat.
I haven't seen such carriages for many years.
The word 'dorożek' is again in the genitive plural form, referring to the lack of sighting these carriages over time.
Kolor dorożek był zróżnicowany – od ciemnych po jasne tony.
The color of the carriages was varied – from dark to light tones.
Here 'dorożek' demonstrates possession in the genitive plural form for tailoring a descriptive property of the carriages.
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