No. 6,822 in Polish
finlandią
"Finlandią" is the instrumental form of "Finlandia," meaning "Finland" in Polish.
In a sentence
Zawsze chciałem odwiedzić Finlandię.
I have always wanted to visit Finland.
In this sentence, 'Finlandią' is used as the accusative case of the proper noun 'Finlandia', referring to the country, typically used with verbs of action like 'visit'.
Podróż przez Finlandię była niezapomniana.
The journey through Finland was unforgettable.
Here, 'Finlandią' is in the instrumental case, indicating the means or medium by which the journey was conducted, often following prepositions like 'through'.
Interesuję się Finlandią i jej kulturą.
I am interested in Finland and its culture.
In this instance, 'Finlandią' is also in the instrumental case, following the verb 'to be interested in', showing the entity of interest.
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