No. 3,669 in Polish
izraelem
"Izraelem" is the instrumental case of "Izrael," meaning "Israel" in Polish.
In a sentence
Podróż do Izraela była niezapomnianym przeżyciem.
The trip to Israel was an unforgettable experience.
Here, 'Izraela' is used in the context of a proper noun referring to the country Israel, in the genitive case, showing possession or relation (to Israel).
Rozmawialiśmy z profesorem, który mieszka w Izraelem.
We talked with a professor who lives in Israel.
In this sentence, 'Izraelem' functions within the instrumental case, indicating the location of living (professor lives in Israel).
Czy wiesz, że Izraelem rządzi system parlamentarny?
Did you know that Israel is governed by a parliamentary system?
Here, 'Izraelem' is in the instrumental case, indicating the entity governed by a specific system.
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