No. 65 in Polish
miasta
The word "miasta" in Polish means "cities" or "towns."
In a sentence
Miasta Polski są pełne historii.
Cities of Poland are full of history.
In this sentence, 'miasta' is the nominative plural form of the noun 'miasto,' used here as the subject of the sentence to refer to several cities.
Podziwialiśmy piękno miasta z wieży.
We admired the beauty of the city from the tower.
Here, 'miasta' is in the genitive singular form of 'miasto,' indicating possession or origin, referring to something belonging to or related to the city.
Jestem mieszkańcem tego miasta.
I am a resident of this city.
In this example, 'miasta' is again in the genitive singular form of 'miasto,' used to denote the city in question, relevant in describing the location of residence.
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