No. 209 in Polish
jedna
"Jedna" in Polish means "one" (feminine form).
In a sentence
Jedna książka leży na stole.
One book is lying on the table.
The word "jedna" is used here as an adjective in its feminine singular form, signifying the number 'one' to describe the noun "książka" (book), which is feminine.
To jest tylko jedna strona medalu.
This is just one side of the medal.
The word "jedna" is employed here symbolically, emphasizing 'one' to denote a singular aspect ("strona," feminine) of the subject under discussion.
Wybrałaś jedną sukienkę z wielu.
You chose one dress out of many.
In this sentence, "jedną" marks the feminine singular accusative case of the adjective, indicating a selected item ("sukienkę," feminine accusative singular) among multiple choices.
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