No. 7,532 in Polish

królewna

Princess (usually the daughter of a king).

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Królewna wyszła na balkon i pomachała do ludzi.
The princess went out to the balcony and waved at the people.
Here, 'Królewna' is used as a noun to refer to a princess, specifically the daughter of a king, emphasizing her royal heritage.
Zamek królewny był pięknie ozdobiony na bal.
The princess's castle was beautifully decorated for the ball.
In this sentence, 'królewny' is used in the possessive form to indicate ownership, showing that the castle belongs to the princess.
Spotkaliśmy królewnę podczas podróży po królestwie.
We met the princess during our journey through the kingdom.
Here, 'królewnę' is in the accusative case, showing that the princess is the object of the verb 'met.'

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