No. 11,190 in Polish
granicä
The correct Polish word is "granica," and it means "border" or "boundary" in English.
In a sentence
Granica między dobrem a złem bywa czasami trudna do określenia.
The boundary between good and evil can sometimes be difficult to define.
In this sentence, 'granica' is used metaphorically to represent the borderline or distinction between abstract concepts like good and evil.
Granica państwa jest strzeżona przez straż graniczną.
The country's border is guarded by the border guard.
Here, 'granica' refers to the physical border of a country, which is a tangible demarcation line.
Postawiliśmy płot jako granicę między naszymi ogrodami.
We put up a fence as the boundary between our gardens.
In this example, 'granica' is used to denote a literal boundary or division between two physical spaces.
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