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No. 11,972 in Polish

kółek

The Polish word "kółek" is the genitive plural form of "kółko," meaning "small circles" or "rings."

In a sentence

  • Mam zestaw kółek do deskorolki.

    I have a set of wheels for the skateboard.

    Here, 'kółek' refers to a diminutive plural form of 'koło' (wheel), indicating small wheels typically used for vehicles or movable objects.

  • Dziecko bawi się kółkiem od wózka.

    The child is playing with a little wheel from the stroller.

    In this sentence, 'kółkiem' (instrumental case) describes a small individual wheel, using the diminutive form to add a sense of smallness or endearment.

  • Narysuj kilka kółek na papierze.

    Draw some circles on the paper.

    Here, 'kółek' refers to the plural accusative form of 'kółko', meaning a small circle or ring-like shape, showcasing a shift in meaning from a physical wheel to a geometric shape.

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