No. 134 in Polish

dzisiaj

"Today."

In a sentence

Dzisiaj mam dużo pracy.
Today I have a lot of work.
In this sentence, 'dzisiaj' is used at the beginning of the sentence to emphasize that the described situation pertains to today.
Mam dzisiaj spotkanie o 15:00.
I have a meeting today at 3:00 PM.
Here, 'dzisiaj' comes after the verb to specify that the action of the meeting is scheduled for today.
Co planujesz robić dzisiaj?
What do you plan to do today?
In this question, 'dzisiaj' is positioned at the end of the sentence to conclude the inquiry about today's plans.

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