No. 7,186 in Polish
jakuba
"Jakuba" is the genitive form of the Polish name "Jakub," which translates to "Jacob" in English.
In a sentence
Jakuba widziałem wczoraj na rynku.
I saw Jakub yesterday at the market.
Here, 'Jakuba' is the accusative case of the name Jakub, used as the object of the verb 'widzieć' (to see).
Nie ma Jakuba w domu.
Jakub is not at home.
In this sentence, 'Jakuba' is the genitive case, indicating the absence of Jakub from home.
Czy mogę pożyczyć książkę Jakuba?
Can I borrow Jakub's book?
Here, 'Jakuba' is used in the genitive case to indicate possession, referring to a book belonging to Jakub.
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