No. 11,711 in Polish
komórek
The Polish word "komórek" is the genitive plural form of "komórka," meaning "cells" (biological or small units) or "mobile phones" (informal).
In a sentence
Mam dwie komórki do pracy i jedną prywatną.
I have two phones for work and one personal.
Here, 'komórek' refers to mobile phones or cellular devices.
Ciało człowieka składa się z miliardów komórek.
The human body consists of billions of cells.
In this context, 'komórek' is used to refer to biological cells.
W mojej piwnicy jest kilka małych komórek na przechowywanie rzeczy.
In my basement, there are several small storerooms for storing things.
Here, 'komórek' refers to small compartments or storerooms.
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