No. 11,904 in Polish
księża
"Priests."
In a sentence
Księża uczą religii w szkole.
Priests teach religion at school.
Here, 'księża' is in the plural nominative case and refers to priests collectively who perform the action of teaching religion.
Widzę księży na ulicy.
I see priests on the street.
In this sentence, 'księży' is in the plural accusative case, serving as the direct object of the verb 'widzę' (I see). It means priests.
Rozmawiamy o księżach i ich pracy.
We talk about priests and their work.
Here, 'księżach' is in the plural locative case, used after the preposition 'o' (about), referring to the topic of conversation—priests.
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