This is the 2045th most frequent Polish word.
ks
The Polish word "ks" is an abbreviation for "ksiądz," which means "priest" in English.
In this sentence, 'ks' is a prefix forming the word 'księgę,' which means 'book' (in its grammar case). It is derived from the root 'księga.' The prefix 'ks-' is a common root found in Polish words related to books or written records.
Czy widziałeś księgę, którą zostawiłem na stole?
Did you see the book I left on the table?
Here, 'ks.' is an abbreviation for 'ksiądz,' which means 'priest.' It is used as a respectful title before the name of a priest in Polish.
Spotkałem ks. Jana na konferencji.
I met Fr. Jan at the conference.
The word 'ks' here is part of 'księżycowe,' derived from 'księżyc' (meaning 'moon'). It forms an adjective describing tales associated with moonlight.