No. 4,578 in Polish

ludziach

"People" (locative form of "ludzie").

In a sentence

Rozmawiamy o ludziach, którzy tutaj mieszkają.
We are talking about the people who live here.
In this sentence, 'ludziach' is the locative plural form meaning 'about the people,' used after the preposition 'o' which requires the locative case.
Nasze złe doświadczenia z ludziach były nauczką.
Our bad experiences with people were a lesson.
Here, 'ludziach' is used to indicate 'with people,' aligning with the locative case that the context dictates.
Informacje o ludziach mogłyby pomóc w śledztwie.
Information about the people could help in the investigation.
In this example, 'ludziach' is in the locative plural form and functions to describe the subject of obtained information, dictated by the preposition 'o'.

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