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No. 2,514 in Polish

marszałkowskim

"Marszałkowskim" is the locative or instrumental form of "marszałkowski," meaning "pertaining to a marshal" in Polish.

In a sentence

  • Marszałkowskim placem przechodzi dziś parada.

    Today, a parade is passing through the Marshal Square.

    Here, 'marszałkowskim' describes the square, suggesting its attribution or dedication to a Marshal.

  • Idziemy na spacer Marszałkowskim Traktem.

    We are going for a walk along the Marshal's Route.

    In this sentence, 'marszałkowskim' is used to describe the route that is associated with a Marshal.

  • Marszałkowskim tempem zarządzali firmą.

    They managed the company with the commanding pace of a Marshal.

    Here, 'marszałkowskim' metaphorically conveys the commanding and structured nature associated with the role of a Marshal.

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