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egipcie
"Egipcie" is the vocative case of "Egipt," meaning "Egypt" in Polish.
In a sentence
Byłem w Egipcie na wakacjach.
I was in Egypt on vacation.
In this sentence, 'Egipcie' is used in the locative case (miejscownik), marking the place where the action occurred.
Wspominał o Egipcie podczas wykładu.
He mentioned Egypt during the lecture.
'Egipcie' here is in the locative case, indicating the topic or subject being discussed.
Marzę o podróży do Egiptu, ale nie o Egipcie samym.
I dream about traveling to Egypt, but not about Egypt itself.
In this sentence, 'Egipcie' serves as a locative noun to specify the topic of discussion or thought.
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