No. 1,856 in Polish
indiach
"Indiach" means "India" in the locative case in Polish.
In a sentence
W Indiach żyje ponad miliard ludzi.
In India, over a billion people live.
Here, the word 'Indiach' is in the locative case, used to indicate a location (in India).
Marzę o podróży do Indii, ale najpierw muszę zaoszczędzić pieniądze na pobyt w Indiach.
I dream of traveling to India, but first I need to save money for staying in India.
In this sentence, 'Indiach' is again in the locative case, used to emphasize the place of stay.
Czy w Indiach jest teraz pora monsunowa?
Is it monsoon season in India now?
The word 'Indiach' in this context denotes the location where the monsoon season is observed.
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