No. 82 in Polish
którego
"Which" or "of which" (genitive case of "który").
In a sentence
To jest mężczyzna, którego znam.
This is the man whom I know.
The word 'którego' is used here as a relative pronoun referring to a masculine singular noun in the accusative case.
Pokryła wydatek, którego nie przewidziała.
She covered an expense that she had not foreseen.
'Którego' acts as a relative pronoun referring to a masculine singular noun in the genitive case.
Nie znam człowieka, którego spotkałaś.
I don't know the man whom you met.
Here, 'którego' is used as a relative pronoun referring to a masculine singular noun in the accusative case.
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