No. 1,017 in Polish
gmina
A "gmina" is a basic administrative unit in Poland, equivalent to a municipality or commune.
In a sentence
Moja gmina organizuje w tym roku jarmark bożonarodzeniowy.
My commune is organizing a Christmas market this year.
The word 'gmina' here is used to refer to a local administrative unit, analogous to a commune, often responsible for local governance and community activities.
W Polsce każda gmina ma własne ladek nieruchomości.
In Poland, every commune has its own property management office.
In this sentence, 'gmina' describes a local government entity, highlighting its role in managing administrative and public property duties.
Gmina, w której mieszkam, leży w regionie malowniczych gór.
The commune I live in is located in the picturesque mountain region.
Here, 'gmina' identifies a local district, emphasizing its geographic characteristics and relation to the resident.
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