No. 3,636 in Polish
francja
"Francja" means "France" in English.
In a sentence
Francja jest pięknym krajem.
France is a beautiful country.
Here, 'francja' refers to the country itself, France, as the subject of the sentence.
W zeszłym roku odwiedziłem Francję.
Last year, I visited France.
In this usage, 'francja' is in its accusative case form 'Francję', showing the object of the action of visiting.
Historia Francji jest bardzo ciekawa.
The history of France is very interesting.
Here, 'francja' is in its genitive form 'Francji', used to denote possession or association with 'historia' (history).
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