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No. 10,786 in Polish

dynie

"Pumpkins."

In a sentence

  • W tym roku posadziliśmy trzy dynie w ogrodzie.

    This year, we planted three pumpkins in the garden.

    In this sentence, 'dynie' is the plural form of the noun 'dynia', which means 'pumpkin', and it is used in the accusative case as the object of the verb 'posadzić' (to plant).

  • Chcę kupić dynie na Halloweenowe dekoracje.

    I want to buy pumpkins for Halloween decorations.

    Here, 'dynie' is again in its plural form and accusative case, demonstrating that it refers to multiple pumpkins as the object of the verb 'kupić' (to buy).

  • Uwielbiam zupę z dyni - to moje ulubione danie.

    I love pumpkin soup - it's my favorite dish.

    In this sentence, 'dyni' is the singular genitive form of 'dynia', used here to indicate that the soup is made from pumpkin.

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