lisa

In a sentence

• Zobaczyłem lisa w lesie.

  I saw a fox in the forest.

  In this sentence, 'lisa' is the genitive form of 'lis' (fox), used because the verb 'zobaczyłem' requires the accusative case, which for masculine nouns like 'lis' takes its genitive form.

• Obserwowałem lisa, jak polował na myszy.

  I watched the fox hunting mice.

  Here, 'lisa' represents direct object (accusative case) in the context of the verb 'obserwowałem', describing the fox as the entity being observed.

• Nie dotykaj lisa, ponieważ może być niebezpieczny.

  Don't touch the fox, because it might be dangerous.

  In this example, 'lisa' again functions as the direct object, aligning with the verb 'dotykaj' which denotes physical interaction, referring to the animal.