No. 7,332 in Polish
karol
"Karol" is a Polish given name equivalent to "Charles" in English.
In a sentence
Karol jest moim przyjacielem.
Karol is my friend.
Here, 'Karol' is used as a proper noun, referring to the name of a male person.
Byłem na ulicy Karola.
I was on Karol Street.
In this case, 'Karol' is part of a proper name of a location, used in the genitive case to indicate possession or association in Polish grammar.
Podszedłem do obrazu Karola.
I approached Karol's painting.
In this sentence, 'Karola' means 'Karol's' when it comes to possession, showing that the painting belongs to Karol.
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