No. 6,931 in Polish

gliwickie

"Gliwickie" means "related to Gliwice," a city in Poland.

In a sentence

Gliwickie lasy są przepiękne.
The forests of Gliwice are beautiful.
In this sentence, 'gliwickie' functions as an adjective describing models nouns like 'lasy' meaning 'forests', indicating they are located in the Gliwice region.
Te ciastka są gliwickie, pochodzą z lokalnej piekarni.
These cookies are from Gliwice, made at a local bakery.
Here, 'gliwickie' refers to the cookies, indicating that they originate from a place in Gliwice.
Obejrzeliśmy gliwickie przedstawienie teatralne.
We watched a theatrical performance from Gliwice.
In this context, 'gliwickie' specifies the performance and denotes it is related to or originates from Gliwice.

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