No. 8,002 in Polish
nakaza
"Order" or "mandate."
In a sentence
Sąd nakazał zwrócić pieniądze poszkodowanym.
The court ordered to return the money to the victims.
In this sentence, 'nakazał' serves as the past tense third-person singular form of the verb 'nakazać,' meaning 'to order'. It represents the action of giving a formal direction or command.
Ojciec nakazał synowi wrócić przed zmrokiem.
The father ordered his son to return before dusk.
Here, 'nakazał' demonstrates obligatory instruction or directive issued by an authority or person, indicating communication of a specific order.
Dyrektor nakazuje pracownikom przestrzegać zasad bezpieczeństwa.
The director orders the employees to follow the safety rules.
In this sentence, 'nakazuje' is the present tense third-person singular form, showing an ongoing command or instruction happening.
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