No. 11,534 in Polish
kameleona
The Polish word "kameleona" means "chameleon" in English, referring to the reptile.
In a sentence
W ogrodzie zoologicznym zauważyłem kameleona zmieniającego kolor.
At the zoo, I noticed a chameleon changing color.
Here, 'kameleona' is the Accusative singular form of 'kameleon', used to denote a specific instance of a chameleon.
Przyjaciel kupił kameleona jako egzotyczne zwierzę domowe.
My friend bought a chameleon as an exotic pet.
In this sentence, 'kameleona' is again the Accusative singular form of 'kameleon', indicating the direct object of the sentence—the chameleon that was bought.
Artysta sportretował kameleona, symbolizując zmienność.
The artist portrayed a chameleon, symbolizing changeability.
Here, 'kameleona' is still the Accusative singular form of 'kameleon', referring to a symbolic representation of the chameleon by the artist.
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