No. 1,476 in Polish
izraela
"Izraela" is the genitive singular form of "Izrael," meaning "of Israel" in Polish.
In a sentence
Ona wróciła właśnie z Izraela.
She has just returned from Israel.
Genitive case is used here to indicate the origin of the person.
Pochodzę z rodziny związanej z Izraela.
I come from a family connected to Israel.
Genitive case indicates association or connection.
Mapa pokazuje jego podróż od Egiptu do Izraela.
The map shows his journey from Egypt to Israel.
Here, 'Izraela' is in the genitive case, describing the destination of the movement.
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