No. 7,913 in Polish
moniki
"Moniki" is not a standalone word in Polish; it is typically the plural form of the name "Monika," referring to multiple people named Monika.
In a sentence
Moniki książka jest bardzo interesująca.
Monika's book is very interesting.
Here, 'moniki' is the genitive case of 'Monika', showing possession of the book.
Widziałem Moniki na spotkaniu wczoraj.
I saw Monika at the meeting yesterday.
In this example, 'Moniki' seems misplaced as it doesn't fit case-wise for 'I saw Monika'; it should be 'Monikę' in the accusative case. 'Moniki' could be a possessive or genitive plural form used incorrectly for the context.
Znam dobrze Moniki rodziców.
I know Monika's parents well.
'Moniki' is again in the genitive case indicating possession, referring to Monika's parents.
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