No. 6,751 in Polish
emmanuelem
"Emmanuelem" is the instrumental case of the proper noun "Emmanuel," which is a name meaning "God is with us."
In a sentence
Spotkałem się z Emmanuelem w restauracji.
I met with Emmanuel at the restaurant.
In this sentence, 'Emmanuelem' is a proper noun in the instrumental case, indicating the person with whom the action ('meeting') is carried out.
Rozmawiałem o Emmanuele z moimi przyjaciółmi.
I talked about Emmanuel with my friends.
Here, 'Emmanuele' refers to Emmanuel in the locative case, marking the object being talked about.
Podziwiam dzieła napisane przez Emmanuela.
I admire the works written by Emmanuel.
In this case, 'Emmanuela' is utilized in the genitive case, showing possession or authorship attributes.
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