No. 11,524 in Polish
kajaka
"kajaka" is the genitive singular and accusative plural form of "kajak," meaning "kayak" in English.
In a sentence
W weekend popłynęliśmy kajakiem po pięknej rzece.
We went kayaking on a beautiful river over the weekend.
In this sentence, 'kajakiem' is used as an instrumental case form of the noun 'kajak' (kayak) to describe the activity of using a kayak.
Znaleźliśmy nowy kajak w sklepie sportowym.
We found a new kayak at the sports store.
Here, 'kajak' is used in its nominative case as the subject of the clause, referring to the kayak as an object.
Musiałem naprawić kajaka przed wyprawą.
I had to repair the kayak before the trip.
In this case, 'kajaka' is in the genitive case, indicating possession or relation, specifically referencing the kayak that needs repair.
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