No. 11,306 in Polish

hokeja

"Hokeja" in Polish means "hockey" in English.

In a sentence

Gram w hokeja na lodzie.
I play ice hockey.
The word 'hokeja' is in the genitive case because it follows the preposition 'w', indicating an activity ('play hockey').
Nie mam czasu na oglądanie hokeja.
I don't have time to watch hockey.
The word 'hokeja' is in the genitive case to indicate the object of observation, following the structured phrase 'oglądanie czegoś' — 'watching something'.
Mój brat jest fanem hokeja.
My brother is a fan of hockey.
The word 'hokeja' is in the genitive case because it ties into the possessive structure to link 'fan' with the object of fandom ('hockey').

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