No. 1,082 in Polish
kościele
"Kościele" means "church" in the locative case in Polish.
In a sentence
Byłem w kościele wczoraj.
I was in the church yesterday.
The word 'kościele' here is used in the locative case indicating the location.
Modliliśmy się w kościele za zdrowie naszej rodziny.
We prayed in the church for the health of our family.
In this sentence, 'kościele' is applied in a similar locative usage context referring to the place where the action of praying happens.
Msze w naszym kościele odbywają się codziennie.
Masses in our church take place daily.
The term 'kościele' is applied as a descriptor within a prepositional phrase specifying the routine activity's location.
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