No. 11,100 in Polish
gazetą
"Gazetą" means "newspaper" (instrumental case) in English.
In a sentence
Czytałem wczoraj artykuł w starej gazecie.
I read an article in an old newspaper yesterday.
In this sentence, 'gazecie' is the locative case form of 'gazeta', meaning 'newspaper', used to indicate location.
Kupiliśmy gazetę na stacji kolejowej.
We bought a newspaper at the train station.
In this sentence, 'gazetę' is the accusative case form of 'gazeta', used as the direct object of the verb 'kupiliśmy' (we bought).
Ukrył list pod gazetą na stole.
He hid the letter under the newspaper on the table.
Here, 'gazetą' is the instrumental case form of 'gazeta', indicating accompaniment or means (under with the newspaper).
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