No. 2,903 in Polish
ministrem
"Ministrem" in Polish means "minister" (a government official or clergy member) in the instrumental case.
In a sentence
Mój ojciec jest ministrem edukacji.
My father is the minister of education.
In this sentence, 'ministrem' is an instrumental case of the noun 'minister', used to indicate his profession.
Rozmawiałem z ministrem obrony na konferencji.
I spoke with the minister of defense at the conference.
Here, 'ministrem' is used again in the instrumental case, describing interaction with the individual holding the ministerial position.
Podróżowaliśmy z ministrem do stolicy.
We traveled with the minister to the capital.
In this example, 'ministrem' identifies the companion of the speaker during the travel, again demonstrating the instrumental case.
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