No. 3,672 in Polish
janusza
"Janusza" is the genitive singular form of "Janusz," a male given name in Polish, often colloquially used to stereotype an unsophisticated or ignorant man.
In a sentence
Janusza zauważyłem wczoraj na spacerze.
I noticed Janusz yesterday during a walk.
In this sentence, 'Janusza' is the accusative case of the name 'Janusz', used as the direct object of the verb 'notice'.
Zabrałem książkę od Janusza.
I took the book from Janusz.
Here, 'Janusza' represents the genitive case of the name 'Janusz', indicating possession or association.
Jestem przyjacielem Janusza od dzieciństwa.
I have been Janusz's friend since childhood.
In this example, 'Janusza' is used in the genitive case after the preposition 'przyjacielem', which requires the genitive form to denote 'of Janusz'.
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