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No. 12,296 in Polish

miską

The Polish word "miską" means "a bowl" in English (instrumental case).

In a sentence

  • Kupiłem nową miską do sałat.

    I bought a new bowl for salads.

    In this sentence, 'miską' is used improperly as the instrumental case, whereas it should be in accusative ('miskę'). Correct usage would reflect intended context of ownership regarding the bowl.

  • Znalazłem miską na półce.

    I found the bowl on the shelf.

    Again, 'miską' is used as instrumental, which would be incorrect in this context if no instrumental action is involved. If one intended locative case, 'misce' would be appropriate.

  • Posługuję się miską do mieszania składników.

    I use a bowl to mix ingredients.

    Here, 'miską' is correctly employed in the instrumental case, illustrating an action performed utilizing the bowl, which aligns with Polish grammatical structure for instrumental usage.

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