No. 7,300 in Polish
kalisza
"Kalisza" is the genitive singular form of "Kalisz," a city in Poland.
In a sentence
Odwiedziłem piękne miasto Kalisza.
I visited the beautiful city of Kalisz.
Here 'Kalisza' is the genitive form of the noun 'Kalisz,' referring to the city.
Potrzebuję mapy Kalisza, aby odnaleźć właściwy adres.
I need a map of Kalisz to find the correct address.
In this context, 'Kalisza' is again in the genitive case, indicating possession or association.
Historia Kalisza jest bardzo ciekawa.
The history of Kalisz is very interesting.
Here 'Kalisza' functions in the genitive case to denote the possession of history to the city of Kalisz.
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