No. 1,074 in Polish

inna

"Inna" means "different" or "another" (feminine form) in English.

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Chciałbym spróbować innej potrawy.
I would like to try a different dish.
The word 'innej' here is the feminine singular genitive form of 'inna', meaning 'different' or 'another', modifying the noun 'potrawy' (dish).
Każdy ma swoje inna opinie.
Everyone has their own different opinions.
The word 'inna' is in the feminine singular nominative form, matching the noun 'opinie' (opinions, plural but treated as a singular concept in Polish) meaning 'another' or 'different'.
Czy możesz mi pokazać inną książkę?
Can you show me another book?
'Inną' is the feminine singular accusative form of 'inna', since it modifies 'książkę' (book) and the verb 'pokazać' (to show) requires accusative case for its direct object.

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