No. 6,823 in Polish
fiodorow
"Fiodorow" does not have a standalone definition in Polish; it may be a surname or a possessive form related to "Fiodor," the Polish version of the name "Fyodor."
In a sentence
Książka Fiodorowa jest bardzo interesująca.
Fiodorow's book is very interesting.
In this sentence, 'Fiodorowa' denotes possession, indicating that the book belongs to someone named Fiodorow.
Spotkałem Fiodorow w parku.
I met Fiodorow in the park.
Here, 'Fiodorow' is used in its nominative form to refer to a person named Fiodorow.
Fiodorow będący nauczycielem wygłosi wykład.
Fiodorow, being a teacher, will give a lecture.
In this example, 'Fiodorow' is the subject of the sentence, used nominatively to describe a person also characterized as a teacher.
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