No. 1,489 in Polish
malborku
"Malborku" is the locative or dative case of "Malbork," meaning "in Malbork" or "to Malbork," referring to the town of Malbork in Poland.
In a sentence
W Malborku znajduje się jeden z największych zamków w Europie.
In Malbork, there is one of the largest castles in Europe.
Here, 'Malborku' is used in the locative case to indicate the location of the event or object.
Mieszkańcy Malborku często uczestniczą w historycznych rekonstrukcjach.
Inhabitants of Malbork often participate in historical reenactments.
In this case, 'Malborku' is used in the genitive case to denote association or origin relating to the inhabitants.
Podczas wycieczki dowiedzieliśmy się więcej o historii Malborku.
During the trip, we learned more about the history of Malbork.
Here, 'Malborku' is used in the genitive case, as it is part of the expression indicating possession or relation to 'history'.
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