No. 12,153 in Polish
mandarynki
Mandarynki: tangerines.
In a sentence
Mandarynki są moim ulubionym owocem.
Mandarins are my favorite fruit.
In this sentence, 'mandarynki' is used in the nominative plural form to indicate the subject of the sentence, referring to 'mandarins' as a type of fruit.
Mam ochotę na kilka mandarynek.
I feel like having a few mandarins.
Here, 'mandarynek' is in the genitive plural form because it follows 'kilka,' which is a quantifier requiring the genitive case in Polish.
Kupiliśmy mandarynki na targu.
We bought mandarins at the market.
In this occurrence, 'mandarynki' is in the accusative plural form, used as the direct object of the verb 'kupiliśmy,' meaning 'we bought.'
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