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No. 7,827 in Polish

melissę

"Melissę" is the accusative form of "melisa," meaning "lemon balm" (a type of herb).

In a sentence

  • Kupuję melissę w sklepie zielarskim.

    I am buying lemon balm in a herbal shop.

    Here 'melissę' is the accusative form of the noun 'melissa', which denotes the herb lemon balm, used in the context of purchasing it.

  • Dodałem melissę do herbaty.

    I added lemon balm to the tea.

    In this sentence, 'melissę' is used in the accusative case as the direct object of the action, referring to the herb added to tea.

  • Zamówiłem melissę do ogrodu.

    I ordered lemon balm for the garden.

    Here 'melissę' again appears in the accusative form, showing the herb that is intended to be planted or delivered.

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