No. 3,618 in Polish
elżbieta
"Elżbieta" is the Polish equivalent of the English name "Elizabeth."
In a sentence
Elżbieta jest świetnym nauczycielem historii.
Elizabeth is an excellent history teacher.
Used as a proper noun referring to a person's name.
Spotkałem Elżbietę na dworcu kolejowym.
I met Elizabeth at the train station.
Used as a proper noun in the accusative case to indicate a person whom the speaker met.
Czy Elżbieta jest obecna na spotkaniu?
Is Elizabeth present at the meeting?
Used as a proper noun as the subject of the question about someone's presence.
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