No. 1,222 in Polish
moskwa
"Moskwa" in Polish means "Moscow," the capital city of Russia.
In a sentence
Moskwa to stolica Rosji.
Moscow is the capital of Russia.
In this sentence, 'Moskwa' is used as a proper noun referring to the city.
Za każdym razem, gdy jestem w Moskwie, odwiedzam Kreml.
Each time I am in Moscow, I visit the Kremlin.
Here, 'Moskwie' is the locative form of 'Moskwa', used after the preposition 'w' to indicate location.
Czy wiesz, jak daleko jest Moskwa od Warszawy?
Do you know how far Moscow is from Warsaw?
In this case, 'Moskwa' is used in its nominative case as the subject of the sentence.
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