No. 11,405 in Polish
instytutem
"Instytutem" means "institute" in the instrumental case in Polish.
In a sentence
Byłem w instytutem nauki języków obcych.
I was at the institute of foreign language studies.
Here, 'instytutem' is instrumental singular, indicating the object involved in the action.
Rozmawiałem z dyrektorem związanym z tym instytutem.
I talked to the director associated with this institute.
'Instytutem' here is used in instrumental singular to specify association.
Nasza współpraca z instytutem przyniosła świetne efekty.
Our collaboration with the institute brought great results.
In this context, 'instytutem' acts as the object of collaboration, using instrumental singular.
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