This is the 2466th most frequent Polish word.
edwarda
"Edwarda" is the Polish feminine form of the name Edward.
In this sentence, 'Edwarda' is used in the genitive case to show possession.
Książka należy do Edwarda.
The book belongs to Edward.
Here, 'Edwarda' is in the accusative case, indicating the direct object of the verb 'met'.
Spotkałam Edwarda w sklepie.
I met Edward in the shop.
In this example, 'Edwarda' appears in the genitive case again, following a verb that requires it.