No. 1,018 in Polish
grzegorza
"Grzegorza" is the genitive form of "Grzegorz," a Polish male first name equivalent to "Gregory," indicating possession or relation.
In a sentence
Widziałem Grzegorza na ulicy.
I saw Grzegorz on the street.
In this sentence, 'Grzegorza' is used in the genitive case to indicate the person observed.
To jest książka Grzegorza.
This is Grzegorz's book.
Here, 'Grzegorza' is in the genitive case to show possession.
Słuchałem Grzegorza, jak grał na pianinie.
I listened to Grzegorz playing the piano.
'Grzegorza' is used in the genitive case to indicate the person who is being listened to.
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