No. 7,778 in Polish
martina
"Martina" is not a Polish word; it is typically a given name used in various languages.
In a sentence
Martina pisze piękną powieść.
Martina is writing a beautiful novel.
This sentence uses 'Martina' as a proper noun—a person's name.
Nie widziałam się z Martyną od dawna.
I haven't seen Martina for a long time.
In this sentence, 'Martyną' is the instrumental case of the proper noun 'Martyna', indicating an action involving Martina.
Mam przyjaciółkę o imieniu Martina.
I have a friend named Martina.
Here, 'Martina' is in its base form, referring to a specific individual by name.
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