No. 877 in Polish

małopolski

"Małopolski" means "related to Lesser Poland," a historical region in Poland.

In a sentence

Region małopolski jest bogaty w historię.
The Małopolska region is rich in history.
In this sentence, 'małopolski' is used in the adjectival form to describe the 'region', indicating that the region belongs to or pertains to Małopolska (Lesser Poland).
Odwiedziliśmy małopolskie muzea pełne cennych eksponatów.
We visited Małopolska museums full of valuable exhibits.
Here, 'małopolskie' modifies 'muzea' (museums) to specify that the museums are located in or associated with the region of Małopolska.
Książka opisuje folklor małopolski i jego unikalne tradycje.
The book describes the Małopolska folklore and its unique traditions.
In this usage, 'małopolski' describes 'folklor', identifying it as associated with Małopolska, focusing on regional customs and traditions.

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