No. 7,896 in Polish
mińska
"Mińska" means "of Minsk" or "related to Minsk," referring to the capital of Belarus.
In a sentence
Byłem w Mińsku podczas wakacji.
I was in Minsk during the holidays.
Here, 'Mińska' is a possessive form referring to something belonging to Minsk or related to Minsk.
Ulica mińska prowadzi do centrum miasta.
The Minsk street leads to the city center.
'Mińska' is used as an adjective describing the street as related to Minsk or named after Minsk.
Kupiliśmy świeże mińska jabłka na targu.
We bought fresh Minsk apples at the market.
In this example, 'mińska' is an adjective showing the origin of the apples, indicating they come from Minsk.
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