No. 7,775 in Polish
marsza
"March" (musical or military movement).
In a sentence
Marsza grają na początku uroczystości.
They play the march at the beginning of the ceremony.
The word 'marsza' is used in its accusative form, showing it as the direct object of the verb 'grają'.
Po krótkiej chwili marsza, zaczęli tańczyć.
After a brief moment of the march, they started dancing.
Here, 'marsza' is in genitive form, used to indicate 'a moment of' the march.
Proszę, zagraj marsza na pianinie.
Please, play the march on the piano.
In this context, 'marsza' is in accusative form as the direct object of the action 'zagraj'.
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