No. 2,916 in Polish
muru
"Muru" is the genitive singular form of "mur," meaning "wall" (typically a masonry wall).
In a sentence
Kamień wypadł z muru.
A stone fell out of the wall.
Here, 'muru' refers to its possessive/genitive form describing origin (from the wall).
Nie dotykaj muru, bo jest świeżo pomalowany.
Do not touch the wall because it is freshly painted.
In this case, 'muru' is used in a possessive/genitive sense to denote the object of 'do not touch.'
Podparł się o powierzchnię starego muru.
He leaned against the surface of the old wall.
Here, 'muru' modifies 'starego' (old) in the genitive case to describe 'muru' (of the wall).
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