No. 4,583 in Polish
mafii
The Polish word "mafii" means "mafia" (genitive singular or dative singular/plural form of "mafia").
In a sentence
On powiedział, że należy do mafii.
He said that he belongs to the mafia.
The term "mafii" is used to refer to an organized crime group in the genitive case following grammatical rules in Polish.
Książka opisuje historię włoskiej mafii.
The book describes the history of the Italian mafia.
Here, "mafii" is in the genitive case as it specifies possession or origin, relating to "Italian mafia."
Policja walczy przeciwko działalności mafii.
The police fight against the activities of the mafia.
In this sentence, "mafii" is in the genitive case, governed by the preposition "przeciwko" (against).
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