No. 12,170 in Polish
marszach
"Marszach" is the locative plural form of "marsz," which means "marches" (military marches or protest marches) in English.
In a sentence
Uczestniczę w różnych marszach społecznych.
I participate in various social marches.
The word 'marszach' is used here as the locative plural form of 'marsz' (march), referring to participation in events.
Podczas marszach żołnierze pokazali swoją dyscyplinę.
During the marches, the soldiers showed their discipline.
Here, 'marszach' is used to describe the time or events during military marches in the locative plural.
Na marszach zawsze panuje podniosła atmosfera.
At the marches, there is always a solemn atmosphere.
In this sentence, 'marszach' signifies the location or context of the marches, again employing the locative plural form.
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