This is the 12295th most frequent Polish word.
mirrę
The Polish word "mirrę" refers to "myrrh," a fragrant resin used in perfumes, incense, and ancient embalming.
The word "mirrę" here is again the accusative form of "mirra," indicating the object of purchase during travel.
Podczas podróży do Egiptu kupił mirrę na targu.
During his travel to Egypt, he bought myrrh at the market.
In this sentence, the word "mirrę" is used as the accusative form of the noun "mirra," which refers to myrrh, an aromatic resin often used in perfumes or incense.
Mirrę otrzymał od przyjaciół jako wyjątkowy prezent.
He received myrrh from his friends as a special gift.
Here, "mirrę" is in accusative case used to indicate what was added to the incense. It refers to the substance itself.