This is the 4457th most frequent Polish word.
kazali
"Kazali" means "they told" or "they ordered" in English.
Here, 'kazali' means 'they commanded' or 'they ordered', reflecting an instruction given by a collective to an individual.
Kazali mi posprzątać pokój.
They told me to clean the room.
In this sentence, 'kazali' represents parents giving an authoritative directive to their children regarding an obligation.
Rodzice kazali dzieciom odrabiać lekcje.
The parents instructed the children to do their homework.
Here, 'kazali', used incorrectly as 'kazali' with a teacher subject, demonstrates a linguistic error in number agreement in Polish nouns; it should be 'kazał' or 'kazała' depending on the teacher's gender.