No. 2,466 in Polish
edwarda
"Edwarda" is the Polish feminine form of the name Edward.
In a sentence
Książka należy do Edwarda.
The book belongs to Edward.
In this sentence, 'Edwarda' is used in the genitive case to show possession.
Spotkałam Edwarda w sklepie.
I met Edward in the shop.
Here, 'Edwarda' is in the accusative case, indicating the direct object of the verb 'met'.
Nie widziałem Edwarda od wczoraj.
I haven't seen Edward since yesterday.
In this example, 'Edwarda' appears in the genitive case again, following a verb that requires it.
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