No. 1,849 in Polish
gdynia
Gdynia: A city in northern Poland, located on the Baltic Sea.
In a sentence
Moja babcia mieszka w Gdyni.
My grandmother lives in Gdynia.
In this sentence, "Gdyni" is used in the locative case, indicating the location where the action takes place.
Jechałem do Gdyni w zeszły weekend.
I traveled to Gdynia last weekend.
Here, "Gdyni" takes the genitive case, commonly used after prepositions indicating movement towards a direction, such as "do" (to).
Gdynia jest pięknym miastem nad morzem.
Gdynia is a beautiful city by the sea.
In this sentence, "Gdynia" is in the nominative case as the subject of the sentence, identifying the city being described.
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