No. 7,740 in Polish
malinowskiego
"Malinowskiego" is the genitive or accusative singular form of "Malinowski," a Polish surname, meaning "of Malinowski" or referring to someone named Malinowski.
In a sentence
Widziałem dom Malinowskiego na wzgórzu.
I saw Malinowski's house on the hill.
The word 'malinowskiego' is used here to indicate possession, showing that the house belongs to Malinowski.
Książka Malinowskiego była bardzo interesująca.
Malinowski's book was very interesting.
Here, 'malinowskiego' signifies the author of the book, indicating ownership or authorship.
Podarowałem prezent dla Malinowskiego na urodziny.
I gave Malinowski a gift for his birthday.
In this sentence, 'malinowskiego' is in the genitive case, being used in a context of giving or transferring something to Malinowski.
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