No. 197 in Polish
drogi
The Polish word "drogi" means "expensive" or "dear."
In a sentence
Drogi przyjacielu, jak się masz?
Dear friend, how are you?
Here, 'drogi' is used as an adjective meaning 'dear' to address someone affectionately.
Nowa droga prowadzi do miasta.
The new road leads to the city.
In this sentence, 'droga' (feminine form of 'drogi') is a noun meaning 'road' or 'path'.
Ten samochód jest bardzo drogi.
This car is very expensive.
Here, 'drogi' is an adjective meaning 'expensive' describing the cost of the car.
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