This is the 7631st most frequent Polish word.
lewis
In Polish, "lewis" refers to a lifting tool or device used to hoist and maneuver heavy stone blocks or materials.
Here, 'Lewisie' refers to the name Lewis in the locative case, used in Polish to indicate the context of discussion or location.
Wczoraj czytałem książkę o Lewisie Hamiltonie.
Yesterday, I was reading a book about Lewis Hamilton.
In this sentence, 'lewisy' refers to specialized tools or clamps, demonstrating its usage in technical or construction contexts.
Kupiliśmy w sklepie nowy zestaw narzędzi, w tym lewisy.
We bought a new set of tools from the store, including clamps.
Here, 'Lewis' is simply a given name, illustrating its primary use as a proper noun in Polish in the nominative case.