No. 12,097 in Polish
lubelscy
"Lubelscy" means "the Lubelski family" or "Lubelski" in the plural form, referring to people from the Lubelski family or connected to Lublin, Poland.
In a sentence
Lubelscy mieli talent artystyczny, więc założyli własną galerię sztuki.
The Lubelscy family possessed artistic talent, so they established their own art gallery.
In this sentence, 'Lubelscy' refers to members of a family, indicating a plural possessive surname usage, functioning as the subject of the sentence.
Mieszkańcy wioski chwalili lubelskich rolników za ich ciężką pracę.
The villagers praised the farmers from Lublin for their hard work.
Here, 'lubelskich' refers to individuals originating from or associated with the region of Lublin, being used as an adjective describing the noun 'farmers' ('rolników').
Zapisaliśmy się na wycieczkę po historycznych lubelskich uliczkach.
We signed up for a tour of the historic streets of Lublin.
In this case, 'lubelskich' acts as an adjective agreeing with the noun 'uliczkach' (streets), signifying their relation to Lublin.
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