No. 7,056 in Polish
henricha
"Henricha" is the genitive or accusative form of "Henryk," a Polish given name equivalent to "Henry" in English.
In a sentence
Henricha nie było dzisiaj w szkole.
Henricha was not at school today.
The word 'Henricha' is the genitive singular form of the name 'Henrich', used here to indicate possession or relation.
Widziałem Henricha na wczorajszej imprezie.
I saw Henrich at yesterday's party.
The word 'Henricha' is in the accusative case, showing that Henrich is the direct object of the verb.
Chciałem pożyczyć ołówek Henricha.
I wanted to borrow Henrich's pencil.
The word 'Henricha' is the genitive singular form, indicating possession here.
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