No. 7,246 in Polish
jonathana
"Jonathana" is the genitive singular form of "jonathan," which refers to a variety of apple.
In a sentence
Widzę Jonathana w parku.
I see Jonathan in the park.
Here, 'Jonathana' is the direct object in the accusative case, used to indicate the person being seen.
Podchodzę do Jonathana, aby porozmawiać.
I approach Jonathan to have a conversation.
In this sentence, 'Jonathana' is in the genitive case following the preposition 'do', which is used to indicate direction or relation towards someone.
Daliśmy książkę Jonathana siostrze.
We gave Jonathan's book to his sister.
Here, 'Jonathana' is used in the genitive case to indicate possession, showing that the book belongs to Jonathan.
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