No. 7,278 in Polish
j贸zefa
"Józefa" is the Polish feminine form of the name "Joseph."
In a sentence
Dom Józefa jest na końcu ulicy.
Józef's house is at the end of the street.
Here, "Józefa" is a genitive case used to show possession (the house belonging to Józef).
Spotkałem Józefa podczas wczorajszego spaceru.
I met Józef during yesterday's walk.
In this instance, "Józefa" is in the accusative case, indicating that Józef is the direct object of the sentence.
Chcę pomóc Józefowi w przygotowaniach.
I want to help Józef with the preparations.
"Józefowi" demonstrates the dative case, where Józef is the indirect object receiving help.
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