No. 12,163 in Polish
marchewki
"Marchewki" means "carrots" in English.
In a sentence
Mam w domu dużo marchewek.
I have a lot of carrots at home.
The word 'marchewek' here is used in genitive plural form, referring to a quantity of carrots.
Zjadłem kilka marchewek na obiad.
I ate some carrots for lunch.
The word 'marchewek' here is used in genitive plural form, indicating a partitive meaning referring to some of the carrots.
Marchewki są bardzo zdrowe.
Carrots are very healthy.
The word 'marchewki' here is in the nominative plural form, used as the subject of the sentence referring to carrots.
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