No. 1,314 in Polish
męża
"Husband" (accusative case of "mąż").
In a sentence
Widzę męża w parku.
I see the husband in the park.
The word 'męża' is in the accusative case, functioning as the direct object of the sentence.
Rozmawiam z męża autem.
I am talking in the husband's car.
The word 'męża' is in the genitive case, here used to express possession.
Nie ma męża w domu.
The husband is not at home.
The word 'męża' is in the genitive case, used after a negation to indicate the lack of the subject.
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