No. 3,761 in Polish
michał
"Michał" is the Polish equivalent of the English name "Michael."
In a sentence
Michał jest moim bratem.
Michał is my brother.
Here, 'Michał' is used as a proper noun, functioning as the subject of the sentence.
Mama wołała, żeby Michał przyszedł na obiad.
Mom was calling for Michał to come for dinner.
In this sentence, 'Michał' is a direct object, addressed in the context of an someone's action.
Czy słyszałeś, co powiedział Michał?
Did you hear what Michał said?
Here, 'Michał' is used to indicate the speaker of something in indirect speech.
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