No. 1,296 in Polish
lekarza
"Doctor" (accusative or genitive singular of "lekarz").
In a sentence
Muszę iść do lekarza.
I need to go to the doctor.
Here, 'lekarza' is in the Genitive case, used because of the preposition 'do'.
Widzę lekarza na ulicy.
I see the doctor on the street.
Here, 'lekarza' is in the Accusative case, used as the direct object of the verb 'widzieć'.
Nie znam tego lekarza.
I do not know this doctor.
Here, 'lekarza' is in the Genitive case, used after the negation 'nie' with the verb 'znać'.
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