No. 2,860 in Polish
kupiła
"She bought."
In a sentence
Maria kupiła książkę.
Maria bought a book.
Here, 'kupiła' is used as a past tense verb in the third person singular form to indicate an action of purchase that Maria completed.
Wyjaśniła, że kupiła to wczoraj.
She explained that she bought it yesterday.
In this sentence, 'kupiła' is a part of a dependent clause, referring to a purchase done in the past that is being explained.
Czy już kupiła tę sukienkę?
Has she already bought that dress?
'Kupiła' here is used in a question form to inquire about whether the act of buying has been completed by the female subject.
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