No. 4,475 in Polish
kolegi
"Friends" or "colleagues" (genitive or nominative plural of "kolega").
In a sentence
Poszliśmy razem do kolegi na przyjęcie.
We went together to a friend's party.
The word 'kolegi' is used here in the genitive case, indicating possession or association with the object 'na przyjęcie' (to the party).
Widziałem ten samochód u mojego kolegi.
I saw this car at my friend's place.
The word 'kolegi' is again in the genitive case, here denoting possession or association related to 'u mojego' (at my).
Nie mogłem znaleźć zeszytu kolegi.
I couldn't find my friend's notebook.
Here, 'kolegi' functions in the genitive case representing possession, connected to 'zeszytu' (notebook).
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