No. 7,248 in Polish
jordana
"Jordana" is not a standalone word in Polish; it might refer to a proper noun, such as "Park Jordana" in Kraków named after Henryk Jordan.
In a sentence
Spacerowaliśmy wzdłuż parku Jordana.
We walked along the Jordan park.
Here, 'Jordana' is a proper noun, referring to a park named after someone with the surname Jordan, and it's in the genitive case.
Podziwialiśmy piękno Ogrodu Jordana.
We admired the beauty of the Jordan Garden.
In this sentence, 'Jordana' again is a proper noun, used possessively as the name of the garden, in the genitive case modifying 'garden'.
Czy znasz historię parku Jordana?
Do you know the history of the Jordan park?
Here, 'Jordana' is in the genitive case indicating possession or association, referring to the park named after Mr. Jordan.
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