No. 6,679 in Polish
dworach
"Dworach" is the locative plural form of "dwór," meaning "manors" or "courtyards" in English.
In a sentence
Na polskich dworach odbywały się wspaniałe uroczystości.
Great ceremonies took place in Polish manors.
In this sentence, 'dworach' refers to multiple historical Polish manors, indicating their significant social role.
Pracownicy na dworach królewskich mieli ściśle określone role.
Workers at royal courts had strictly defined roles.
Here, 'dworach' signifies the royal courts, pointing to structured social hierarchies.
Na zachodnich dworach styl barokowy był bardzo popularny.
In western courts, the baroque style was very popular.
In this case, 'dworach' describes high-ranking societal courts influential in cultural trends like architecture.
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