No. 3,689 in Polish
katarzyny
"Katarzyny" is the plural form of the name Katarzyna, which is the Polish equivalent of the name Catherine.
In a sentence
Książka Katarzyny jest na stole.
Katarzyna's book is on the table.
Here, 'Katarzyny' is used in the genitive case, indicating possession of the book by Katarzyna.
Byłem u Katarzyny wczoraj.
I was at Katarzyna's yesterday.
In this sentence, 'Katarzyny' is used to express location or association with a person, here denoting that the action happened at Katarzyna's place.
Diagram Katarzyny był bardzo przejrzysty.
Katarzyna's diagram was very clear.
The word 'Katarzyny' is again used in the genitive case to denote ownership or association, referring to a diagram made or owned by Katarzyna.
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