No. 6,674 in Polish
duńczyk
"Dunńczyk" means "Dane" (a person from Denmark) in English.
In a sentence
Jan jest Duńczykiem.
Jan is a Dane.
Here, 'Duńczyk' is declined as 'Duńczykiem' indicating it is in the instrumental case to describe Jan's nationality.
Duńczycy słyną z wysokiej jakości życia.
The Danes are famous for their high quality of life.
In this sentence, 'Duńczycy' is in the nominative plural form and refers to the Danish people collectively.
Kupiłem książkę napisaną przez Duńczyka.
I bought a book written by a Dane.
Here, 'Duńczyk' is declined as 'Duńczyka' and in the accusative singular form, used to describe the author of the book.
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