No. 11,079 in Polish
gabinetu
"Gabinetu" means "of the office" or "of the study" (genitive form of "gabinet").
In a sentence
Wczoraj byliśmy w gabinecie dentysty.
Yesterday, we were in the dentist's office.
In this sentence, "gabinetu" is the genitive form of "gabinet" (office/room) used to indicate ownership or association with the dentist.
Drzwi od gabinetu są zamknięte.
The door to the office is closed.
Here, "gabinetu" is in the genitive case indicating relation to "door" (possessive context).
Nie mogę się doczekać wizyty w twoim gabinecie.
I can't wait for a visit to your office.
In this sentence, "gabinetu" is again in the genitive case to express location or relation to the office.
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