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No. 11,728 in Polish

konia

The word "konia" is the accusative or genitive form of "koń," which means "horse" in English.

In a sentence

  • Mam konia w stadninie.

    I have a horse at the stable.

    Here, 'konia' is in the accusative case, indicating the object of possession.

  • Potrzebuję konia do jazdy.

    I need a horse for riding.

    'Konia' is also accusative, denoting the direct object of the verb 'need'.

  • Brakuje mi konia.

    I miss the horse.

    In this instance, 'konia' is used in accusative case with the construction expressing lack or longing.

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