No. 7,334 in Polish
karoliny
"Karoliny" is the plural form of "Karolina," which is a Polish female given name (equivalent to "Caroline" in English). It can also refer to places or items named after Karolina.
In a sentence
Ten dom należy do Karoliny.
This house belongs to Karolina.
Here, 'Karoliny' is used in the genitive case to express possession, showing that the house belongs to someone specific, namely, Karolina.
Idziemy na spotkanie z Karoliną.
We are going to a meeting with Karolina.
In this sentence, 'Karoliny' would not be correct; 'Karoliną' is used in the instrumental case after 'z' (with).
Czy widziałeś książkę Karoliny?
Did you see Karolina's book?
'Karoliny' is again in the genitive case, here used to denote possession of the book by Karolina.
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