This is the 3710th most frequent Polish word.
krakowem
The word "krakowem" is the instrumental form of "Kraków," meaning "with/by Kraków" or referring to something related to Kraków in Polish.
The word "krakowem" here refers to the city of Krakow. However, in proper Polish, the correct case should be "Kraków" or "Krakowie" as "krakowem" is not typically used in this context.
Podróżuję do Krakowem, aby zwiedzić tamtejsze zabytki.
I am traveling to Krakow to visit its historical sites.
Here, "krakowem" is used to describe the location (Krakow). The word seems to imply instrumentality, but the proper form in standard Polish would likely be "Krakowem" or "w Krakowie" based on grammatical conventions.
Marzę o spacerze po Krakowem w blasku księżyca.
I dream of walking around Krakow in the moonlight.
The word "krakowem" is correctly used to indicate communication with the city, adhering to proper grammar as it reflects the instrumental case in Polish.