No. 2,855 in Polish
króla
"Króla" means "king" in the genitive or accusative singular form in Polish.
In a sentence
Widziałem króla w centrum miasta.
I saw the king in the city center.
Here, 'króla' is used to describe the direct object of the verb 'widziałem' (I saw), indicating the person who is the subject of the observation.
Idę do króla z darem.
I am going to the king with a gift.
In this sentence, 'króla' is the object of the preposition 'do,' indicating the direction or the recipient of the action.
Opowiadamy historię króla Artura.
We are telling the story of King Arthur.
Here, 'króla' is used in the context of describing possession, as the object is the king's story.
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