No. 106 in Polish
ją
"Her" (accusative form of "she").
In a sentence
Zobaczyłem ją w parku.
I saw her in the park.
In this sentence, 'ją' acts as the direct object. It is the accusative form of 'ona' referring to 'her'.
Widzę ją codziennie rano.
I see her every morning.
Here, 'ją' is used as a direct object in the sentence, again the accusative case of 'ona' to signify 'her' being seen.
Kupiłem dla niej kwiaty, bo lubię ją.
I bought her flowers because I like her.
In this example, the word 'ją' serves as a direct object in a part of the sentence to mean 'her,' specifically the one whom I like.
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