No. 418 in Polish
ich
"Their" or "them" (possessive or object pronoun).
In a sentence
Widziałem ich na zajęciach wczoraj.
I saw them in class yesterday.
In this sentence, 'ich' is used as a pronoun meaning 'them,' referring to a group of people in the objective case.
To jest ich plan na weekend.
This is their plan for the weekend.
Here, 'ich' functions as a possessive pronoun in plural form, meaning 'their,' to indicate ownership of the plan.
Ich życie pełne jest przygód.
Their life is full of adventures.
In this context, 'ich' is again a possessive pronoun referring to 'their,' this time describing the life belonging to the group in question.
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