No. 624 in Polish
gospodarzy
The Polish word "gospodarzy" means "hosts" or "landlords" (genitive or accusative plural form of "gospodarz").
In a sentence
Jesteśmy w domu gospodarzy.
We are at the hosts' home.
The word 'gospodarzy' indicates possession, referring to the hosts' house.
Podziwiamy gościnność gospodarzy.
We admire the hospitality of the hosts.
Here, 'gospodarzy' is in the genitive case, indicating the object of admiration.
Dziękuję gospodarzom za wspaniały wieczór.
I thank the hosts for a wonderful evening.
In this case, 'gospodarzy' is replaced with 'gospodarzom,' the dative form, which is used to indicate the indirect object.
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