No. 11,460 in Polish
jagód
"Jagód" is the genitive plural form of "jagoda," meaning "berries" in English.
In a sentence
Zjedliśmy dziś trochę jagód.
We ate some berries today.
The word 'jagód' is used here in its genitive case plural form, referring to the direct object of the verb 'zjedliśmy' meaning 'we ate'.
Rano zbierałem jagód w lesie.
In the morning, I was picking berries in the forest.
Here, 'jagód' again appears in the genitive case plural form, indicating the items being picked by the subject of the sentence.
Smak jagód jest bardzo słodki.
The taste of berries is very sweet.
In this sentence, 'jagód' is used in the genitive case plural form to give the characteristic of 'smak' (taste), showing the possessive relationship.
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