No. 11,574 in Polish
kaszy
"Kaszy" is the genitive or dative singular and nominative plural form of "kasza," which means "groats" or "grains" in English.
In a sentence
Zjedliśmy miskę kaszy na śniadanie.
We ate a bowl of groats for breakfast.
'Kaszy' is used here in its singular genitive form, indicating the specific cereal or groats consumed.
Dodaj trochę kaszy do zupy, aby była bardziej sycąca.
Add some groats to the soup to make it more filling.
Here, 'kaszy' is in genitive singular, used with 'trochę' to express an unspecified quantity.
Nie mogę jeść kaszy, ponieważ mam alergię.
I cannot eat groats because I have an allergy.
In this example, 'kaszy' is in accusative singular form, reflecting the direct object of the verb 'jeść' in the negative sentence.
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