No. 11,345 in Polish
igieł
"Igieł" is the genitive plural form of "igła," meaning "needles" in English.
In a sentence
Znalazłem pudełko pełne igieł.
I found a box full of needles.
Here, 'igieł' refers to sewing needles and is used in the genitive plural form to indicate a container full of these items.
Drzewa iglaste mają mnóstwo igieł.
Coniferous trees have many needles.
In this example, 'igieł' refers to the needle-like leaves of coniferous trees and is also in the genitive plural form.
Obawia się ukłucia igieł w trakcie szczepienia.
He fears the pricking of needles during vaccination.
In this context, 'igieł' denotes medical needles and is used in the genitive plural case to express a fear of being pricked by them.
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