No. 12,286 in Polish
minionym
"Minionym" means "bygone" or "past."
In a sentence
W minionym roku wiele się wydarzyło.
In the past year, many things happened.
Here, 'minionym' is used as an adjective in the instrumental case to describe 'roku', indicating the previous year.
Minionym wieczorem rozmawialiśmy o naszych planach.
Last evening, we talked about our plans.
In this context, 'minionym' modifies 'wieczorem' in the instrumental case to describe a specific evening that has already passed.
Podsumowujemy wydarzenia z minionych miesięcy.
We are summarizing events from past months.
Here, 'minionych' (the plural form of 'minionym' in the genitive case) is used to modify 'miesięcy', indicating a group of prior months.
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