No. 7,509 in Polish
kristoffer
The word "kristoffer" is not Polish; it is a Scandinavian given name equivalent to "Christopher" in English.
In a sentence
Kristoffer poszedł do sklepu.
Kristoffer went to the store.
Here, 'Kristoffer' is functioning as a proper noun, referring to the name of the person performing the action of going to the store.
Czy znasz Kristoffera?
Do you know Kristoffer?
In this instance, 'Kristoffer' is again a proper noun used directly as the subject of the inquiry about acquaintance.
Kristoffer lubi grać na pianinie.
Kristoffer likes playing the piano.
Here, 'Kristoffer' is the subject of the sentence, expressing the preference for an activity which is playing the piano.
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