No. 1,480 in Polish
kim
"Kim" in Polish means "whom" or "who" in instrumental case.
In a sentence
Kim jesteś?
Who are you?
In this question, 'kim' functions as an interrogative pronoun asking about someone's identity.
Zostać kimś wyjątkowym.
Become someone exceptional.
Here, 'kimś' is derived from 'kim,' used to signify an unspecified person in an aspirational context.
Kim dla Ciebie jest ona?
Who is she to you?
In this sentence, 'kim' is used to inquire about someone's role or relation to another person.
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