No. 4,349 in Polish
gminę
"Gminę" is the accusative form of "gmina," meaning a basic administrative unit or commune in Poland.
In a sentence
Pracuję w gminie, gdzie realizowane są różne projekty społeczne.
I work in the commune where various social projects are carried out.
In this sentence, 'gminie' is used to refer to the administrative region or local government office.
Mieszkańcy omawiali sprawy dotyczące ich gminy podczas zebrania.
The residents discussed issues concerning their commune during the meeting.
Here, 'gminy' is used in the genitive case to represent possession or association with the commune.
Podróżowaliśmy przez gminę pełną malowniczych krajobrazów.
We traveled through the commune full of picturesque landscapes.
In this example, 'gminę' is in the accusative case, indicating that it is the direct object of the verb.
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