This is the 7335th most frequent Polish word.
karpat
"Karpat" in Polish refers to "the Carpathians," a mountain range in Central and Eastern Europe.
The word 'Karpaty' here is used as the name of a mountain range, following a spatial locative preposition 'w' (in).
W Karpaty możemy jechać na wakacje i podziwiać piękne widoki.
We can go to the Carpathians for vacation and admire beautiful views.
The use of 'Karpat' in this sentence shows possession, as it indicates that the fauna belongs to the Carpathian region considering the genitive case.
Fauna Karpat jest niezwykle różnorodna i interesująca.
The fauna of the Carpathians is extremely diverse and interesting.
'Karpat' in this example refers to ancient stories related to the Carpathian region, employing the genitive case to show affiliation or relation.