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No. 12,286 in Polish

minionym

"Minionym" means "bygone" or "past."

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  • 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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