No. 1,989 in Polish
dyrektora
"Dyrektora" means "director's" or "of the director" in English.
In a sentence
Widzę dyrektora na korytarzu.
I see the director in the hallway.
In this sentence, 'dyrektora' is used in the genitive case, which is employed here following the verb 'widzę' (to see), as it specifies the object of perception.
Rozmawiamy o dyrektorze szkoły.
We are talking about the principal of the school.
Here, 'dyrektora' is in the locative case, used after the preposition 'o' (about).
Podaruję prezent dyrektorowi.
I will give a gift to the director.
In this example, 'dyrektora' is used in the dative case, indicating the recipient of the action described by the verb 'podaruję' (I will give).
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