No. 7,614 in Polish
legię
"Legię" is the accusative form of the Polish word "Legia," referring to "Legia" (typically the Warsaw football club).
In a sentence
Kibicuję Legii Warszawa, bo to mój ulubiony klub.
I support Legia Warsaw because it is my favorite club.
Here, 'Legii' is used in the locative case to refer to the Polish sports club Legia Warsaw, indicating association.
Czy widziałeś ostatnie zwycięstwo Legii w meczu?
Did you see Legia's latest victory in the match?
In this context, 'Legii' is in the genitive case, showing possession or relation to the victory.
Od dawna jestem fanem Legii i jej zawodników.
I have long been a fan of Legia and its players.
Here, 'Legii' is used in the genitive case to indicate the entity (Legia Warsaw) that the speaker is a fan of.
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