No. 7,106 in Polish
im
"Im" means "them" (dative case) in English.
In a sentence
Daj im książkę.
Give them the book.
In this sentence, 'im' is functioning as the dative form of 'oni' (they), indicating to whom the book should be given.
Zależy im na sukcesie.
They care about success.
Here, 'im' also serves as the dative form of 'oni,' showing to whom the concern about success applies.
Pokazali im drogę.
They showed them the way.
In this sentence, 'im' once again acts as the dative form of 'oni,' indicating to whom the way was shown.
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