No. 11,649 in Polish
kminku
"Kminku" is the genitive or dative form of "kmin," meaning "caraway" (a spice).
In a sentence
Nie zapomnij dodać kminku do chleba.
Don't forget to add cumin to the bread.
Here, 'kminku' is the genitive case of 'kmin' (cumin), used after the verb 'dodać' (add), which requires the genitive case for the object.
Woli smak ziół zamiast kminku.
He prefers the taste of herbs instead of cumin.
'Kminku' appears here in the genitive case after 'zamiast' (instead of), which governs the genitive.
Czy ta potrawa zawiera kminku?
Does this dish contain any cumin?
Here, 'kminku' is in the genitive case used following the verb 'zawiera' (contains) in a contextual sense to ask about the presence of an ingredient.
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