No. 4,377 in Polish
herbaty
"Herbaty" means "tea" (genitive singular or nominative plural).
In a sentence
Poproszę filiżankę herbaty.
I would like a cup of tea.
In this sentence, 'herbaty' is in the genitive case, indicating what is requested (a cup of tea).
Nie mamy już herbaty.
We don't have any tea left.
Here, 'herbaty' is used in the genitive case to denote lack or absence of tea.
Dorota zrobiła ciasto z dodatkiem herbaty.
Dorota made a cake with added tea.
Here, 'herbaty' appears in the genitive case as part of a descriptive phrase about the ingredient added to the cake.
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