No. 4,279 in Polish

dziadków

"Dziadków" means "grandparents" in English.

In a sentence

Odwiedziłem swoich dziadków w weekend.
I visited my grandparents over the weekend.
The word 'dziadków' is the plural accusative form of 'dziadkowie' (grandparents) used as the direct object of the verb 'odwiedziłem' (I visited).
Zdjęcia dziadków wiszą na ścianie w salonie.
Photos of the grandparents hang on the wall in the living room.
The word 'dziadków' here is in the plural genitive case, showing possession in conjunction with 'zdjęcia' (photos).
Spędzamy wakacje u dziadków na wsi.
We spend vacations at our grandparents' in the countryside.
In this sentence, 'dziadków' is in the plural genitive case after the preposition 'u', indicating 'at the place of the grandparents'.

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